I voted for Crypto-Games, I like the design of their website, that it doesn't require flash and that I can play dice with multiple crypto currencies.
The autobet function is also one of more decent ones out there.

I'm not just saying that because I have them in my signature, for other games I like Bitcoinvideocasino the most, but I'm not a big fan of their dice game.

I bought and sold some Bitcoin throughout that whole period, but I made more than I lost. I bought a bunch when they were still at around a hundred dollars back in early 2013.
I do remember only buying very small amounts (Euro-wise) when it was at its peak. The bubble was too obvious, I knew it was going to drop after it hit $1000.

Still happy with the choices I made back then, and I expect another bubble pretty soon, though this is just pure speculation.

I think it's not a good idea in general to rely on gambling as your primary source of income. There are exceptions though, playing online poker professionally comes to mind.
I view gambling as something fun, but not in excess..

Great winning streak you had there, congrats

I remember winning around 200 dollars playing with a no-deposit bonus, so it's definitely possible.
You just need some luck sometimes.

I'm new to Bitcoin mining and I was wondering which miners I should buy to get started?
I would have them shipped to Belgium, so if anyone from Europe could recommend a store that offers relatively cheap shipping, that would be nice.

I'm not expecting to make huge amounts of Bitcoins with this, it just seems really interesting to get started with.
An advantage that I have is 'free' solar power, with that in mind it might still be profitable?

Thanks for anyone willing to offer me any advice!

It has been working fine for me all throughout the day, so I think it must have been something at your end.
Now that I think about it, I've never experienced any downtime with Genesis-Mining, and I've been a customer for about a year now.

I'm liking this volatility, but whether it's good for Bitcoin as a currency has yet to be seen.
When it drops again I'm definitely re-buying a couple of BTC to sell at the next peak

Great times ahead, I think...

Now to be fair, it would surprise me if there was really no-one within the whole of IS used Bitcoin or other cryptocurrency.
But I do think that the usage of crypto within IS is negligible, as if they're selling oil and receiving payment in bitcoin  Slim chance....

I would invest in more solar panels and start a semi-large scale mining operation, I think that would get me the best ROI.
I would probably also just buy some more Bitcoin with the money I have left.

I personally kind of like the fact that I can post on this forum about something I enjoy, Bitcoin, while getting some pocket change for it.
Yes, while some people abuse it and spam short one sentence replies, others just see it as a nice bonus and do put effort in their posts and bring value to the forum.

I'm personally also not against recreational gambling from time to time, so I don't mind seeing all the gambling adverts, though I can see how this can be annoying to some people.

To me, the amount of freedom we get on this forum is one of its greatest features, and I personally try to respect that.
And I know that the campaign manager of my signature campaign takes post quality very serious, since we're representing their brand.

It should be banned in Belgium, all online casino's have to have a physical presence in Belgium and a license to be available to Belgian customers.
The ones that do not comply get DNS blocked, I use Google DNS, so can't check myself.

I've received the payment
Thanks, I'm really happy with the post count too!

I do not think so, I've read that IS also relies heavily on plain old cash transactions, which is somewhat comparable to using Bitcoin.
They probably make use of multiple different currencies and precious metals.


How is bitcoin an income source?? Do they some massive mining operation back in Syria or Iraq, or do they receive Bitcoin through extortion or something like that?

I think I could manage updating it just once per week, that way it will stay somewhat accurate.
And yeah I'm now trying to gather all bonus information first, but things get a bit complicated with that, since there are usually multiple bonuses on each site...

I'm not one hundred percent sure of it, but I think it's dice at most online crypto gambling websites.
And online poker of course, but against other players, but dunno if that counts as a casino game.

In my opinion the price does matter, when you see a slow but steady increase, popularity among investors and regular people will rise undoubtedly.
Also, the fact that Bitcoin survived the big +$1000 bubble is a very positive sign.

I've given quite a bit of Bitcoins to friends and family, some still have theirs and others spent it on pizza or whatever
I also have a couple of articles about Bitcoin on my blog.

Would it be a good idea to add a column with the highest progressive jackpots of each website?
Maybe also a column with any bonuses (like no-deposit bonusses), that might be a bit too much though...

I try not to be too greedy when gambling, just because I tend to do better then.
But sometimes you just have this winning streak and you have to go on and rake in the -temporary- profits.