Is there another form of collateral that you can offer? 0.025 is too much to risk for a Jr. Member. Don't talk about it being "only" 10 dollars, because some people have scammed for literal cents.

If you have any real collateral (look in the sticky thread) then you can come back and request a loan.

It's also kind of sketchy how you can't sign the older addresses. Why is it that you cannot do so?

So... where's your background info? You're a brand new account, and you're only giving us empty blanket statements.

Past history? Got anything?

Well, if the way you profit is purely 100% by gambling, then it's a bad idea. But with professional poker players, they can gain a reputation and try to earn money in ways other than profiting from their winnings. They can create some sort of program or something, participate in tournaments, or other things. You can always sell books to people who don't know what they're doing and make some money there. Also, remember that guy who staked all his money on a single roulette bet? The show would have paid him sufficiently (though not all of it) to compensate for a loss if there were one.

If you're such a god at betting and never lose, why would you even bother requesting money from other people? Just bet with your own money any get millions of dollars in just a couple bets.

If you're trying to help people or give back to the community, then my argument still stands: make the money yourself, and create giveaways for people to participate in. There is no reason for someone to invest money in you here. You could be a tipster if you'd like...

Perhaps you should switch the location of the "claim" and "refresh" on the faucet? I feel like most people would expect the claim to be on the bottom right instead of the bottom left, but it's a matter of preference. You could include an option in the settings about the possibility of switching them. Apart from that, the application looks fine.

My favorite gambling game would be Blackjack. I love playing blackjack. It's simple and eloquent, but strategies can be a little bit more complicated. I just love the feeling of being dealt a blackjack, or the feeling when the dealer busts. My second favorite would be roulette. These games are just so satisfying for me, especially when you do it in real life or hear the sound effects online. The roll of the roulette ball, the slap of the cards on the table... wonderful.

Yeah. They wouldn't really gamble on the chance to mine the block - it only takes one hash to get that reward, and there's no guarantee that any miner would be able to get the reward.

The halving does not mean it's an instant price reflection. It takes some time to reaffirm the price and difficulty. Right now, you're seeing an increase, and that's due to the fact that there's hype about the halving. But the halving itself does not equal a price increase.

It most likely WILL be a bubble. As soon as it reaches a high enough price, the investors will start dumping. I don't think that it has as much of a community backing as Bitcoin, which still has potential. The good thing about Ethereum is that it's allowed even more support to come to the cryptocurrency scene, and it could attract investors to both Ethereum and Bitcoin.

Heh. There's no difference between how much an "experienced" gambler can earn and how much a "new" gambler can earn. It's all based on luck, so why even bother talking about if he is experienced or not? He was just lucky when he gambled and was able to earn 150 BTC. With experience, he would have stopped when he reached this profit... but experience is a double-edged sword. The more you play, the more you're addicted to gambling and will want to return for more.

Your app looks similar to diggit.io (back when it wasn't scammy). It'll be fun to play that sort of game again, and with moneypot being a reliable website, I won't have to fear for my money
I also love the fact that you implemented a faucet timer. I can see that care for the user went into this product. Great job on that.

Have you seen diggit.io before, or was your only inspiration satoshimines? I think an added feature would be to custom set how many mines there are in the entire field.

The problem is that quite a few posts ago, there was another update (but not first post) which stated that some work was cleared due to inactivity. Then, some people started to claim from that point on. Unfortunately, I was too late :/

All strategies are terrible, they're just delayed by a certain amount of time, based on the conditions. Martingale can last a long time, or the variance can get you and make you hit a losing streak right away. I prefer to all in on one single bet so that I either win or lose. I don't want to play for a long time, which increases the chance of me hitting a losing streak.

You would see the same amount of success if you were to all-in every single bet at 2x. Eventually, your "new-found" martingale strategy will collapse upon itself and fail. I would just personally bet the faucet at high multipliers. In fact, I wouldn't even faucet farm in the first place. Unless you're getting more than 0.000002 BTC every single time, it's wasting more money than you can get statistically.

I'll take another shot at this.

Username: actmyname

Hopefully I manage to get the 0.1 BTC if not the 1 BTC jackpot!

I'll take a shot. This lottery concept is pretty interesting.

Username: actmyname

If this is a serious comment, then the argument makes no sense and has huge holes in its foundation.

"Why would it be wrong if it feels so right?"

Well, there are many things that people are rewarded for doing, but are ethically/morally unsound. At least on an emotional and empathetical level, the majority of people would not be very happy to see the slaughter of thousands of children (I realize I'm using appeal to emotion, but bear with me) but there could be someone who finds that "right". Incest is wrong (in most people's eyes) but it could be "right" for those who are committing it. Why else would they do it?

It's not intrinsically right if it feels right.


[But in my opinion, I have no problems with gambling]

You can say that money leads one to gamble, but if you completely take out the possibility of loss, you would have fun gambling anymore. You would want to win against the odds. I already stated this - you're addicted to the high when you win a large sum. Logically, if you were addicted to money, you would be smart about it and not gamble, stopping the potential loss of money.

How many tries does it take for you to create one of these? I haven't the slightest doubt that you might have to create multiple takes due to losing all your coins, especially in that recent one.

This would be insightful to see, just so we know how much time you're putting into it

I'm not so sure about that since there is the backing just due to the popularity of just-dice. However, since dooglus owns a majority of the CLAMs, he has a huge amount of influence on the future of the coin. I wouldn't have a huge problem with investing in just-dice because the investor profit is pretty high, but opinions can differ among people. I would probably do satoshidice and moneypot. They have a large enough community and enough players for me to think that I'm gaining some money from the investments.