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Some questions:
- Is the first deposit actually a no-strings-attached bonus? I saw on the site that it is up to 200 EUR of no wagering requirement cash which seems a bit too good to be true.
- Similar thing with the level rewards. The 1%-2% are just cash rewards without any wagering requirements?
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In your situation, I think KYC is inevitable since you mentioned that you risked a million overall in your account and I might be wrong here but stake has the right to ask KYC if they want to.
Then again, stake probably overlooked your account for quite a while as they could be lenient on certain rules and I also think that confrontation between your host and Eddie triggered the KYC.
Very likely I think. I think that this should serve as a warning for everyone who wants to use Stake but don't necessarily want to undergo the KYC procedure. If you are risking a lot of money, they have the right and responsibility to do this on you. But I also think that OP should probably summarise his post a bit if he genuinely wants a reaction from Stunna and other decision makers. |
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ETH2.0 I think will solve a lot of these challenges.
Unfortunately with the hype around DeFi as well as NFT gas wars the gas prices have been skyrocketing as a result. Nothing you can really do about it if you are strapped for time for your transactions, but if you have the luxury of time I'd wait until the network is a bit less congested and the NFT hype dies down.
Scaling decentralized blockchains are hard but I think ETH can do it in the long run.
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This will be a trend.
A very major commercial bank in Australia has also started to branch off into the crypto exchange business.
The best path forward for these industry giants would inevitably be through acquisitions/mergers. It gives them a technical edge as well as an awareness advantage. Certainly great news for the crypto industry.
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Look, we've seen predictions like these from investment banks all the time.
But the fact is that they don't have a crystal ball and probably know as much about the future prospects of the market as we do.
BTC could hit $146,000 in the near future and JP Morgan will be saluted as an oracle, or this could just be another one of the hundreds of predictions that gets forgotten. If you are investing for the long term, I think that this price level is an eventuality anyhow with the imminent collapse of fiat.
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I think that all the other content on the site is fine. Sports arbitrage and using bonuses has been around for ages.
But the criticism regarding your martingale-esque strategy was completely warranted and valid.
This could be good for generating volume for gambling with less volatility, but it's certainly not going to get you anywhere on its own. You're still subject to the same house edge, and losing 3 times on 1.01x happens more often that you would think.
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I think that some CBDCs are going to use blockchain technology.
So it's not completely accurate to discount them entirely as cryptocurrencies. It's just that they are not decentralized cryptocurrencies the way Satoshi initially envisioned.
Personally, I don't see anything wrong inherently about CBDCs except for the fact that it's fiat. And because that it is fiat, you shouldn't treat it as an investment the way you would treat BTC a long term store of value.
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We have had several hyped coins and token lately and many have been a victim of hyped projects that ended up crashing in not long after attaining a very little profit margin. Been extremely careful with how we go about our analysis will help save a lot. Just wondering why developers would come up with nice projects only to crash after a short while keeping investors in losses.
This is a strong signal that the altcoin market is nearing its top. When you have people that are willing to put millions of dollars into an obvious scam Squid Game token which doesn't even let you cash out any profits along the way, you know that there is likely something wrong fundamentally with the market. I'm bullish long term on the large market cap projects like ETH but I would stay away from the 'penny cryptos' of 2021. |
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There is a big hype for all NFT & Gaming Tokens these days, I wonder how many person can actually say they own any art forms under, same for Game tokens.
I am sure there are way more buyers of the tokens than there are users!
I have not seen anyone using NFTs for a constructive purpose. Even for stuff like Axie Infinity, I've seen more speculators that have bought into the token than actual people playing it. This is the thing with NFTs. Everyone knows that it is a valuable addition to the crypto sphere but at the end of the day, this valuation currently is not justified when it comes to meme projects fetching billion dollar market caps. |
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The Lakers with another embarrassing loss tonight. OKC is tanking and they managed to beat them… Seeing the Lakers struggle against the worst teams in the league like this is a pretty bad sign. I’m not seeing any real improvement. I don’t understand why Dwight Howard is only getting a couple minutes a game either. It seems like they aren’t very concerned with winning at the moment.
Quite honestly, I don't see a great outcome for the Lakers this season. Fact of the matter is that Russell Westbrook is an incredibly inefficient scorer and hogs the ball way too much. He missed another crucial shot today at the end of the game and from the moment the ball left his hands, you could tell that it wasn't going to go in. Rondo, Westbrook, Carmelo and Dwight are all former great players who are now competing for minutes. Not a great combo. |
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Anyone can create a token and burn a portion of it.
This doesn't create value for the token. People are confusing utility with scarcity in my opinion.
I could create a super rare token with a circulating supply of 1 token forever. But at the end of the day, if it doesn't have any real usage, then it's not going to have intrinsic value at all.
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I've done gambling using Dice, Sportsbetting, Poker.
But haven't placed many bets in Sportsbetting and Poker but mostly Dice on a well-known gambling website in past but not now.
Anyways what do you prefer most!
Sports - Live casino or Dice
Definitely live casino. I think that dice is sort of an outdated format although it can still be fun. Sportsbetting is probably best left to the tipsters. Live casinos that are provably fair are the best given that they are both interactive and allow you pretty good odds overall. Definitely a great addition to the crypto gaming sphere in my opinion. |
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Yet half of the licensed online casinos don't even have basic provably fair mechanisms.
It's quite ridiculous. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to be able to provide a good standard of security and privacy, and it should be industry standard. No one should get any awards for doing something that they should have done in the first place.
Crypto casinos are self regulated and speak for themselves in this regard with their provably fair, which is far better imho.
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Hey Guys! Hope you are doing well. I have something to know about twitch tv gambling streaming.
I have seen some gamblers stream their gamblingg in twitch tv. So I wan to know how actually this works and How we can contact them to make a deal? Or anybody here who streaming your gambling in twich tv? If you are then plz contact me. Thank You.
They will generally have business emails. Look for their youtube channel as well. I would strongly suggest against advertising using Twitch, especially if you are thinking of giving them free credits to play with/unlimited bankroll. People are getting a lot more wary about this in recent days and it's dishonest and misleading to give fake credits. If you are thinking of other legitimate promos, go right ahead. |
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It's a market.
Markets depend on supply and demand to form a price. What you're seeing is simply the market's best guess of the probabilities of each fighter winning.
It doesn't have anything to do with the bookmaker's opinion or whatnot.
Your opinion could well differ from the bookmakers, and if you do have some sort of insight that bookmakers don't know about, that's when you can win in the long run and generate positive EV.
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I don't think so.
First of all, there is probably not enough money involved for there to actually be a lawsuit that is viable. Prosecution costs would simply be too high compared to the potential amount of money that can be recouped.
Also, this is not something that the SEC can classify as a security in the first place. It'll be very difficult to argue that this was securities fraud given that all they did was sell off their premine.
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I think that it is probably still going to be ETH.
Even though it is already quite established, most new DeFi and NFTs are happening there. ETH2.0 is going to be absolutely huge for the ecosystem as well. Lots of development is going on as well compared to other projects.
Instead of focusing on getting the next 100 bagger alt, perhaps the answer is already in front of us.
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Firstly, ETC is not a privacy coin.
I think that if you were investing in privacy coins in particular you are probably better off investing in something like XMR instead.
ETH just has a lot more traction and projects that are currently utilizing its blockchain compared to ETC which naturally makes it more valuable. I think this will be the theme going forward as well.
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 Good Saturday people! Done stupid mistake, as I was tired and wanted to gamble a little bit. So sent over 300 USD of (Huobi: Heco-Peg USDTHECO Token ) to Bitslers Tether address by mistake. Tried to contact them as I would only need the private key to be imported into houbi and recover my tether. But they saying it is impossible. I was always thinking the crypto betting sites have private keys of the wallet addresses? Or is it some other reason that they cant be asked to do it? Im a Gold 3 tier aswell so was hoping to get some LOVE and support. Dont think ill get it back though. They definitely do have control over the private keys. It's just that for the amount that you're trying to recover, it's not worth the hassle for them to open up their hot wallet infrastructure and risk security just to get you your $300. You could try to lobby for a better outcome... But this is your fault at the end of the day. |
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People really going nuts for lamarcus aldridge right now. He's having a great season so far and just joined the 20K point club. A great comeback after retiring due to an irregular heartbeat scare last year. I'm seeing people saying if he wouldn't have retired then the Nets would have won last year, and I think that's a valid argument considering they were a 1/2 a Durant shoe size away from likely taking it home without him. Maybe in the playoffs he'll be able to step up and fill the hole left by no dominant true center on the roster... We'll see...
He's actually one of the more actively and consistent contributors on the Nets which is a big surprise... Kudos to him. I would have thought honestly that his game was outdated and a bit slow but he actually looks a lot more agile than on the Spurs. The year off must have been good for him physically and mentally. And honestly, he's healthy which is the most important thing above all else. |
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