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5421  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: SafeDice - Unofficial GIVEAWAY Contest! 0.3 BTC in PRIZES [ESCROWED] on: February 13, 2015, 11:30:32 AM
Funds will be distributed as the OP select the winners.

Has he agreed to select/draw the giveaway winners himself? Coz few days back he asked you to do it.



Giveaway will be made to the SafeDice address. No wager or anything applicable. You can withdraw it or wager to win that #1 prize.


How will you transfer funds to SD accounts? Do you need deposit addresses for each participant, or will you send it out as tips through chat (you'd need to register on SD for that)?
5422  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: San Francisco's Nakamoto's - Are you going? on: February 12, 2015, 07:55:47 PM
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What makes Nakamoto's even more exciting - and the factor that might draw more people - is the pricing of their products. Everyone can get a 10% discount for all items if you are paying in Bitcoin. The store can give offers like this because of its affiliation with Purse.io.

10% off is pretty genuine offer.

But is it honestly the first retail store in SF that accepts bitcoins? Coinmap shows quite a lot of businesses in SF...

It's not the first store that accepts bitcoins. It's the first store that ONLY accepts bitcoin. If you don't have bitcoin they'll make you convert dollars to bitcoins so you can complete a purchase.

Thats what I thought at first, but then the whole 10% when paying with BTC won't make any sense. If you cannot pay with fiat, how can you get 10% discount when paying with BTC?

If everyone gets 10% off, then it's not a discount, it's just prices being low.
5423  Economy / Gambling / Re: PocketRocketsCasino.eu - 182BTC max payout! NEW AUTO ROLL and FAUCET on: February 12, 2015, 05:29:33 PM
nice new auto roll!!

also please in stead of increasing on loss with odds make it with % it will be easier for us Wink

I could change it to that. I just thought it was easier to write 2x instead of 100% etc?
If the majority of people want it changed then let me know and I will.
Thanks

Nah, I'd say leave it as it is. Changing to % would require additional wording/explanation. i.e. "multiply by 100%" (if taken literally) has no effect if the base is BTC1 (1x1=1), doubles the base if it's BTC2 (2x2=4) and actually reduces the base if <BTC1 (i.e. 0.1x0.1=0.01).

5424  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Shop which accepts BTC on: February 12, 2015, 05:15:17 PM
let them speak Wink
We are all here for one reason- posting Cheesy

OK then.

You should totally try purse.io! You can buy anything from Amazon with it, with a discount!  Wink
5425  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Shop which accepts BTC on: February 12, 2015, 04:38:41 PM
Hi guys,

can you please recommend me some online shops which accepts BTC as payment.
I am looking for mobile phones and music gear.
Thanks Smiley

edit: I am located in EU

Here you go , check this website out : https://purse.io/
You can basically anything from it which exists on Amazon and with a 20% off the price . or you can simply buy Amazon gift cards from https://www.gyft.com/ and redeem them on Amazon and buy what you want .

~ Madness

A few posts above your reply:

purse.io is really awesome.
I have already found some deals on amazon. I will definitely use purse.
Thanks guys Smiley

Read the posts people, let's not spam the forum
5426  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: San Francisco's Nakamoto's - Are you going? on: February 12, 2015, 01:51:34 PM
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What makes Nakamoto's even more exciting - and the factor that might draw more people - is the pricing of their products. Everyone can get a 10% discount for all items if you are paying in Bitcoin. The store can give offers like this because of its affiliation with Purse.io.

10% off is pretty genuine offer.

But is it honestly the first retail store in SF that accepts bitcoins? Coinmap shows quite a lot of businesses in SF...
5427  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Bit Drop Event in Dominica Cancelled ~ CoinFinance.com on: February 12, 2015, 01:39:52 PM
Why did it get cancelled?

According to article:

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The event was canceled due to a failure of the Dominican hosts to provide the support that was promised to The Bit Drop. The organization has not totally given up hope on its project yet, though, and is working to come up with a solution that will allow them to resume the project at a later date.


Hopefully they'll get all the organisational issues sorted and will make the drop at later date.
5428  Other / Archival / Re: Updated Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns on: February 12, 2015, 01:01:07 PM
How is this suppose to affect their signature campaign? Anyone receiving payments to their bit-x account should immediately withdraw to an address they 100% control the private keys to. 2FA is a new feature for their service, not their sig deal

Yup, but to register/access your bit-x account (to withdraw your sig camp earnings), currently you have to submit your phone number (for verification). Some people wouldn't join the campaign because of that.
5429  Economy / Gambling / Re: PocketRocketsCasino.eu - 182BTC max payout! NEW AUTO ROLL and FAUCET on: February 12, 2015, 12:51:30 PM
New auto roll feature available on live site now.



Very simple to use. Set base amount, multiplier and if you like, a balance goal to stop at.


Well done. I've tested it briefly and works like a charm.

Although I'd change wording from "Multiplier" to "Multiply on loss" to make it clear and avoid confusion.
5430  Economy / Gambling / Re: The bitcoin dice investment industry: 37% scam rate & -24% ROI in 5 months on: February 12, 2015, 12:38:07 PM
Ouch, 3 of the "top 8" sites were gone after just 4 months. The remaining 5 sites have a very good return rate, except for dicenow with only 3% p.a.

Lesson learned: The house is very likely to get nice profit with the presence of house edge, but it may not be the case for bankroll investors.

What do you mean by that? Are you suspecting operators to somehow steal the investors' earnings? If so, that shouldn't be difficult to prove. Care to elaborate?

Or are you just trying to increase your post count?

Huh? What kind of proof do you want lol?
As I said, 3 of the top 8 sites OP invested (Dice Ninja, Ice-Dice and Coinwin) become a scam within just 4 months. Just click the 3 sites' link in OP, and you will realize they are all down for quite some time already.

So nope, the 3 sites didn't just steal investors' earnings, they stole all the investments and deposits from gamblers.


I was referring to this part of your post:
"Lesson learned: The house is very likely to get nice profit with the presence of house edge, but it may not be the case for bankroll investors"

You made it sound like the house is taking a profit while investors don't. Which is not the case if the site is legit.
3 operators turned to be scammers but that have nothing to do with house edge. If the operator is genuine, his profits will go in line with investors' profit.

So the 'lesson learned' should rather be: "don't invest if you don't have any trust in the operator"
5431  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am leaving guys. :( on: February 12, 2015, 10:18:05 AM
What a bummer man that's a lot of coins gone. Gambling isn't for the faint hearted and only 1% of players actually win.

That statistic is actually bullshit, just saying.

I wount even touch the topic of how smart is it to play -ev games like dice, but keeping your entire roll on the gambling site (or exchange, for that matter), is not super smart as well.

LOl, there is 1% edge so in long run only 1% can be winners, smartass!

Yeah, and if house edge was as high as 99%, in a long run most of players will be winners?

Check your math.
5432  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Community Test on: February 11, 2015, 10:24:43 PM
why dont you leave your wallet on a public bench for 10 days and see what will happen?

Maybe I will. If the wallet on the public bench holds more money after ten days, I'll know it's a good community.

So if you find a wallet on the street/bench you would just put some more money in it and leave it there? Yeah, I believe you.

Your going to judge a large community like BCT based on an individual who steals 10 BitCoin.

I'd argue that it's not theft to sweep funds on private keys which are intentionally revealed to the public.
...

This.

Intentional revealing public key is nothing but the giveaway. Picking up those BTC wouldn't have anything to do with stealing. Again, "intentionally" is a keyword here.
5433  Economy / Gambling / Re: PocketRocketsCasino.eu - 191BTC max payout! NEW FAUCET and lottery on: February 11, 2015, 03:29:42 PM
+1 for autobet

But it should be as simple as it can be (less risk of something going wrong).

I like the way it's done on safedice, you just put the number of bets, multiply on loss and minimum balance (optional). That's all most of players need.

And if they need advanced options they can use seuntije bot for that.
5434  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: SafeDice - Unofficial GIVEAWAY Contest! 0.3 BTC in PRIZES [ESCROWED] on: February 11, 2015, 10:29:31 AM
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loijosh, if possible do the draw today, using random.org, etc. and pick 20 random winners. (all make all of them win if < 20)
...
A winner can win only once. (ignore if the the number allotted to already won participant if so.) However if there are excess funds, a participant can win up to 2 times.

I believe above statement closed the giveaway to new participants (since W-D wanted it to be paid yesterday).

Therefore all the new participants, who joined after the WD's post should not be counted (but still should be counted for the most wagered contest).

If I get this right, every participating player should be paid (since it's less than 20) and additionally draw should be made to divide the excess.

It's a bit of a mess...

Would be ideal if Watoshi got back on this and decide who gets paid and make a draw.

Edit:

Also, I think Brimskie should get the promised 0.005, since he was accepted and his name is on ref list (Brimskie15-2989). It wouldn't be fair to change the rules afterwards and not pay him because of his low member status.
5435  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin's failure to scale will show the failure of decentralized systems! on: February 10, 2015, 04:21:04 PM

BTC was made just to make quick money. a gang is earning a lot of money from it and that's the story Smiley

a so called decentralized system will not be "mainstream" ever. yes, BTC gang opened many so called "media website" where they present
BTC as being something extraordinary but everything is only PR, buzz just to attract more fools to put money in... Smiley


And yet you're on this bitcoin forum 24/7 completely addicted and unable to move on to other, better things. That's the real paradox, isn't it?
5436  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin's failure to scale will show the failure of decentralized systems! on: February 10, 2015, 04:02:31 PM

One of the key reasons that bitcoin has not gone mainstream or it could not is because of the limit of tranactions per second and block size..


Key reason? Seriously?

Blocks are getting close to the 1mb limit but it's not the problem yet. I don't see how this currently stops anyone from using bitcoin.

Yes, it's an issue (although some will disagree) and it will likely be resolved with the next fork. But that's not the reason for not going mainstream yet.
5437  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: SafeDice - Unofficial GIVEAWAY Contest! 0.3 BTC in PRIZES [ESCROWED] on: February 10, 2015, 03:27:00 PM

this what I get in safedice chatbox :

"not yet, no. but if he already sent the funds into escrow, than admin can look up the reff stats
so technically the contest can go on as long as the campaign is already funded"

Thanks, but who was that reply from (I cannot access SD atm to check)?

So the only issue seems to be whether loljosh chooses to keep the promo open to new participants. If so, he would need the access to full Watoshi's referral list to make that 20x BTC0.005 draw.
5438  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: SafeDice - Unofficial GIVEAWAY Contest! 0.3 BTC in PRIZES [ESCROWED] on: February 10, 2015, 03:01:00 PM

Inform us if you get the answer from loljosh..


Will do. But I asked him to let us all know and reply in this thread.
5439  Economy / Gambling / Re: I am leaving guys. :( on: February 10, 2015, 02:50:57 PM
So sorry to hear that broo
But How about your giveaway still running? Or you want to cancel it?

Giveaway's funds are escrowed with loljosh, so it's up to him to make a decision. I've already contacted him.
5440  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: SafeDice - Unofficial GIVEAWAY Contest! 0.3 BTC in PRIZES [ESCROWED] on: February 10, 2015, 02:41:47 PM
Code:
No. Transactions 	1 	
Total Received 0.3099 BTC
Final Balance 0.3099 BTC

Balance received.

@loljosh

Maybe you should officially close this promo for new participants (unless OP is back). The total number of participants is probably less than 20, so you could pay everyone the promised 0.005 without making a draw.

Hopefully SafeDice admin will let us know who is the winner and 2nd place, if not, you could manually check every player.


Edit: I've just contacted loljosh
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