I sent 0,965 BTC or something because your post said "Minimum deposit of 0.5 BTC".
But then I saw the spreadsheet and it said minimum 1 BTC. Which one is it? If it's the latter, I didn't mean my bet to be a donation. (sorry hehe)
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Because of there being less bets than I thought there would be, the minimum bet size to extend the game for 24h has been lowered to 0,5 BTC.
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Total doubled profits are nearing 8 BTC
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So far about 4 bitcoins has been doubled! Some tactics that are allowed and encouraged: - Betting to avoid game end if you have a larger bet still undoubled - Advertising for the game to bring in more betters - Spreading your large bet over several smaller ones to avoid intimidation - Ninja-betting to grab the leftover pot when the game is nearing the end Remember: This is a tactial game, not just luck and gambling
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I'm starting another double trouble scheme, because I think they are great fun, especially when you win This is a semi-long term run, it starts now and ends after 24h without any bet 0,5 BTC or more. This means this game could potentially last for weeks, and therefore it is not just a race against the clock, although being early doesn't hurt! The leftover pot will be paid to the last person that submitted a bet when the game is over. It's not really Double Trouble, the profit index is 1.7, meaning if you bet 1 BTC, you'll get 1,7 BTC back. This makes the game a bit safer. As usual, only send bets from the official bitcoin client, do not use online wallets or addresses that doesn't lead back to you! Send bets to this address: 18fXod9HKEY2u4qGwZVFfPwxq9Ei8sVqzE Follow the progress: http://blockexplorer.com/address/18fXod9HKEY2u4qGwZVFfPwxq9Ei8sVqzEhttps://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aj-X5zTdQvD0dHk2cnprTk4tYW9MVndMdEFhZHVvN2c&hl=en_US&authkey=CLuqjEY
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My apologies. Moderators may delete this thread
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I'm starting another double trouble scheme, because I think they are great fun, especially when you win This is a semi-long term run, it starts now and ends after 24h without any bet over 1BTC has been sent. This means this game could potentially last for weeks, and therefore it is not just a race against the clock, although being early doesn't hurt! The leftover pot will be paid to the last person that submitted a bet when the game is over. It's not really Double Trouble, the profit index is 1.7, meaning if you bet 1 BTC, you'll get 1,7 BTC back. This makes the game a bit safer. As usual, only send bets from the official bitcoin client, do not use online wallets or addresses that doesn't lead back to you!Send bets to this address: 18fXod9HKEY2u4qGwZVFfPwxq9Ei8sVqzE Follow the progress: http://blockexplorer.com/address/18fXod9HKEY2u4qGwZVFfPwxq9Ei8sVqzEhttps://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aj-X5zTdQvD0dHk2cnprTk4tYW9MVndMdEFhZHVvN2c&hl=en_US&authkey=CLuqjEY
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With these kinds of rules this is just a race against the clock.. The end time is pretty useless, noone will send any money after an hour has passed anyway..
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Just sent all my coins lol. Here goes nothing
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Satoshi decided to cash out, and spread the wealth around.
Really?
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If I would be buying drugs, which btw. is recently more liberal in Poland, why not do it just with cash as probably 99.9999% people do.
Because buying drugs online is safer, easier and not everyone has the "contacts" to buy in person.
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I don't think daily scheduled resets are a good idea. The time period is too short and in the end everyone will just join in with automated bots paying the first second of the new round.
Heh, I'd thought about making a bot to do it.... perhaps a CAPTCHA needs to be put in place for submitting your entry, this should prevent any bots from entering. Plus there are tons of easy to use CAPTCHA services out there. This will still give a huge advantage to people living in preferable timezones.
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Someone I know voted yes.
Okay, I voted yes. I hardly think the police will give two shits.
I have set up a fake mailbox on a rack some blocks from my home. Even if the police has the resources and motive to track a sale and find out my "shipping adress", they wouldn't be able to know who I am. With proper precautions silk road and similar sites are great ways to bypass the government's disgusting violations of human rights.
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I can no longer do norwegian, sorry. If anyone else wants to do it, here's what I have done so far: <p> <ul> <li>Ingen registrering nødvendig \endash Alt du trenger er en bitcoin-adresse.</li> <li>Send 0.25 BTC (bitcoins) for hver billett til den oppgitte adressen for trekningen (Det er lurt å dobbeltsjekke). Hver trekning har en forskjellig adresse for betaling. Flere billetter kan kjøpes for å øke dine vinnersjanser. </li> <li>IKKE SEND BTC FRA EN <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/EWallet">EWALLET</a> (Online tjeneste). <strong>Send bare BTC fra din egen bitcoin adresse på din datamaskin</strong>. Hvis du sender fra en Ewallet, vil du ikke motta din premie.</li> <li>Hvis du kjøper flere billetter, send ikke alt på en gang. Del opp dine betalinger i 0.25 BTC hver.</li> <li>Den unike informasjonen fra din betaling utgjør din billett.</li> <li>Betalingen din må finnes in en bitcoinblokk før trekningen. Trekningen starter fra første blokk klokken 00:00:00 UTC på trekningsdagen.</li> <li><a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet">Sikkerhetskopier din bitcoin-lommebok</a> etter at du har betalt billetten i tilfelle noe skulle skje med din datamaskin! BitLotto kan ikke vite identiteten til spillere. Den eneste måten å motta din premie er å bruke din samme lommebok som du betalte med.</li>
<li>Man kan betale for <a href="http://www.bitlotto.com/addresses.html">fremtidige trekninger</a> om man ønsker.</li> <li>Ta det med ro. Hvis du vinner behøver du ikke gjøre noe, dine BTC vil bli overført til din lommebok noen dager etter trekningen.</li> <li>Lykke til!</li> </ul> </p>
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I don't think daily scheduled resets are a good idea. The time period is too short and in the end everyone will just join in with automated bots paying the first second of the new round.
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No, I think these "cons" (as you call it) are excellent fun and the result of a free, healthy market.
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You don't need to encrypt your wallet. You can just move your bitcoin data folder usually located in %appdata% to another location, and edit the bitcoin client shortcut's target from: "C:\bitcoin-install-directory" to "C:\bitcoin-install-directory" -datadir=C:\bitcoin-data-folder
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Not looking for specifics but anyone used either if these sites with success?
Yes.
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