The House Edge of my app is 0.5% and I pay out 50% or 75% of that what I receive, which is 0.25% of that what you wager.

999 has been accused many times, more than many other dice sites ..

Not much proof of anything, could be just bad luck... but

I would avoid them.

There are lots of dice sites, i would look for a more reputable one

** PLEASE, READ THE NEXT THREE PARAGRAPHS VERY CAREFULLY. This is how 999dice is stealing thousands of your bitcoin. **

Until you click that button, you cannot see the hash. If you NEVER click that button, that seed, and the hash that is generated from it, can be WHATEVER THE HELL 999dice wants and needs the seed to be. Are you on a big winning streak, and feeling lucky, and place a huge bet? Are you on a horrifically bad martingale losing streak, doubling your 5 satoshi bet all the way up to 3.35 bitcoin and praying to god you don't lose AGAIN? **DID YOU CLICK THE BUTTON TO GET THE HASH BEFORE YOU BET?**

No? Oh, ok then - sorry - you lost the roll. I guess it was just really bad luck. Do you want to validate that it was actually a losing roll and make sure we aren't cheating? Ok, here's the server seed we used, right there on the hard to find and not explained how to get there validation page, you can use that with the client seed and the bet number and you can validate and see clearly that it all matches up. See? We aren't cheating.

Wait, hold on a second... how the hell do you know that seed wasn't created AFTER you clicked the bet button and the site decided it was time for you to lose? YOU CAN'T. SUCK IT. It is utterly impossible. Because since there's a new hash with every bet, if you didn't request the hash before that crippling losing bet, piss off loser, you can't prove a thing. Once you click bet, if you didn’t copy/screenshot the hash that proves they did not generate the seed AFTER you clicked bet, it's gone. With no way to EVER. PROVE. ANYTHING.

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Not spam per se, but inappropriate use of board slots. There are so many of these tasks that are easy to complete and pay a couple of bucks that attract the mobs of desperate users. This events to these threads (like Lauda said, signature campaigns, tasks or spammy topics in general) being bumped to the top repeatedly, pushing actual services that are scarce, like looking for a developer or mod, someone offering their visual design skills, or someone offering their coding service.

I find that response surprising. Near the start of the year, just after bitmixer became CFNP, pretty much the only open campaign was YoBit, and i could literally see the spammers in distress. It was hilarious.

Now, tons of altcoin and normal bitcoin sig campaigns are open and thriving, paying more than ever.

But I don't think signature campaigns should have their own board, because this will basically be a message that the forum and it's mods+admins openly support campaigns, which mostly contribute to spam.

So....that's what this is about.  Where do I find this list of acceptable threads and permitted replies?...and who maintains this list?

Is that "unspoken" list of permitted threads and responses something that the SMAS syndicate controls exclusively or is there a deeper level of censorship here?

And, I know that most campaigns have a minimum post requirement, but I was unaware that SMAS also requires short responses....

Who is in charge of deciding what thread is useful and what questions are permissible?

Is the SMAS organization's opinion the leading authority on that subject, or will other opinions be allowed without retaliation?  

To summarize my position, I don't think that one small group should be allowed to dictate which thread gets bumped and which thread gets ostracized, especially when there are obvious conflicts of interest....That sort of behavior leads to corruption, even if corruption wasn't already the motivating factor.

Cjmoles:  You can do whatever you like within the rules of this forum.  This thread has to do with campaign managers cutting down on shitposting, which they are entitled--and in my opinion,  should--do.  Does that sound reasonable?  These shitposters have gotten out of hand.

My response was not an attack on you....It was simply a statement of fact.  I just think it's peculiar that my post quality is criticized by your group while it can be easily demonstrated that those criticizing my post activity have post activity which is far inferior, yet they are favored by the SMAS syndicate....It makes me wonder what one has to do to get on that special secret list of acceptable spammers....that's all.  What favors or donations does one have to commit to in order to avoid being targeted?

I agree that bitcointalk accounts should not be used as collateral.  Since they are free to create, you are most likely to have the account dumped on you (loanee will just create another account) and then you are responsible to sell it.  Plus you run the risk of default trust members tagging the account since it defaulted.

Let's see.....

cjmoles: 52 posts  (November 23, 2016 to December 01, 2016)
actmyname: 58 posts  (November 23, 2016 to December 01, 2016)

52 < 58...right?

So, 52 posts is "quite a numerous amount" and subject to criticism, but 58 posts, most of which are only minutes apart, in the same period is fine?  I don't get your logic there.  And, if you're insinuating that my posts aren't as constructive as yours, then maybe you should re-examine them.

I enjoy gambling because I enjoy math.  So, my goal when I am gambling is to use my math skills to play as long as I can without going broke....My ultimate aim is to be skillful enough to make a living off my gambling so that I wouldn't have to do anything else in life accept play games for money....I learned young that math was the number one most important skill to master to achieve this type of goal so I made sure I learned me some math!

At this point in my life my goal is to have fun while utilizing the poker skills I've developed over the years.  My hopes are to be a part of a movement that integrates bitcoin into a poker platform that cannot be controlled by state agencies.  The events that took place in 2011 on "Black Friday" demonstrated the need to be able to fund our hobbies in a decentralized manner.  The integration of bitcoin and poker promotes a level of freedom that makes that goal possible and it's very exciting to be a part of it.

I approach gambling with the goal of earning a living while doing something I really enjoy.  I mainly play poker but I do seize the opportunity to make wagers on events that provide a favorable expected value. I keep my game tight and am constantly reviewing my game for leaks.  I treat my play like a job.

My goal is to build up my cryptocurrency holdings as much as possible.  I will play poker to increase my bankroll then take those profits and invest them on the exchange markets, ICO's, crowdfunds,....etc  I will go back and forth between the different venues throughout my session building my portfolio daily.  I have done quite well getting into the more innovative startups early....I use my cryptocurrency profits to enter the higher cost tourneys and rinse, wash, repeat!  It's almost free money doing the things that I really enjoy doing.

I have fun with these faucets....I've never won the big amount but I have won a few of the medium amounts.  I deposit a few bucks every week for the lottery, but I've never won it....been playing for quite awhile too.  But, it's always fun for me to check in each Sunday to see if I've won the lottery....I don't gamble there seriously though....just play the lottery and spin the faucets when I'm bored between poker hands.

Stopped by and checked it out.  I didn't play but I watched others play....there were only two other players playing so I didn't bother.  Seemed simple enough.  Maybe I will check it out later when there are more players and the pots get larger.  What's the house juice, anyway?  I forgot to look.

Yes...I agree.  It would be helpful to know before hand if the site requires personal information or not....A category label would be nice.  I like the site though....It's convenient to be able to find all the information we need in one place.

It would be interesting to hear your story.  How does bitcoin help you?  How do you use it?  What is it about bitcoin that makes providing for your family easier?  Is it the fact that you can earn some easily on the internet, or does it open new avenues for you to take advantage of opportunities that weren't available to you before?  Tell your story.

See, the above criticism is exactly why I was curious....some people are overly criticized while others are given a pass.  I was just wondering if there was some sort of secret procedure, or group, that is handing out these passes....that's all.

Name: zxctrecaaa
Amount: 0.01
Reason: trading
Repay amount: 0.0125
Repayment dat 09/12/2016
Loan address: 13ppDjELfFgSr4ftAPEEpVcHzbh41V5m3h
Collateral: this account and btc wallet

I'm am just curious: will there be a system by which we can secretly send some bitcoin to an address in order to avoid getting targeted by these blacklists?  Or, will there be any other system put in place as an assurance that members wont indiscriminately be placed on these lists?