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Hey. Was just wondering how it was possible that your game is featured as part of casino.bitcoin.com's page? Did you make some type of partnership/deal with them?
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Please don't take offense to this. Do you mind showing proof of 25btc holding for purchase of the site as a bid? (If there is a higher bid made than that, just disregard this) I normally wouldn't ask, but since you're acting as the 'seller', I think it's fair to show that there was no 'shill' bidding to increase the price. |
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As the subject says. I will always post me auctions/goods in the appropriate section of this forum. Also will always post a btc address to pay to in the op.
Did you change the password after you find out it is hacked? So you are the owner of this account again? Yeah. SiGned a message from my genesis coins thread from 2015 above. All is well and no one got hurt. Did the 'hacker' have access to your private messages? I don't really make an effort to hide my identity, but I know others work hard to keep theirs private. How could a hacker get his private key? Afaik only his bitcointalk account was hacked. If his wallet has been hacked, he should have already metioned it I think. Not his private key, but his private messages. A lot of people have bought coins from Wheelz and have presumably PM'd him our personal home addresses of where to get the coins shipped to. |
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As the subject says. I will always post me auctions/goods in the appropriate section of this forum. Also will always post a btc address to pay to in the op.
Did you change the password after you find out it is hacked? So you are the owner of this account again? Yeah. SiGned a message from my genesis coins thread from 2015 above. All is well and no one got hurt. Did the 'hacker' have access to your private messages? I don't really make an effort to hide my identity, but I know others work hard to keep theirs private. |
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Sharpdice.com was down for the last few days, but the issue has now been fixed and it's back up and running.  |
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I see the pocketdice.com game on there? How did you manage to swing that? Did you make some type of partnership with them?
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Didn't expect an official casino from Bitcoin.com.
Just a quick question, the 'latest winners' tab. Are those player results solely from casino.bitcoin.com, or is it shared with another network?
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"Starting price and perks
The minimum bid is 10 BTC: any less than that and I’d prefer to simply close the site."
Can you please confirm that the minimum binding bid is 10btc?
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I searched quite a bit after having the same problem as you.
Only way I found was to import the private keys into a different bitcoin client and then sign.
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Username: Signup
Bet Id: 10,746,305,957
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No i don't think this to be true, i haven't seen any glamber claiming he have won poker without any negative bankroll and living off from the poker profit. I don't know what you like to show comparing poker against slot machines  i don't find any realtion between those two. So you think the real life poker professionals are just all scams and lies? Everyone has been lied to?  Poker is a game where bets are against people, not the house. For example: Some casinos are better than others - maybe you bump into a bunch of drunk guys who literally gamble and don't even try to beat you. In the long run - you always come out positive against these types. Pure gambling is the complete opposite. Yes you have some gamble and luck in poker just like in anything else you do in real life. Then you get more complex players so you must be better, etc. You might want to Google.  Being a poker professional doesn't necessarily mean that they're making a living off of it. There are a few, but I can confidently say that well under 9% (my best guess is <1%) of poker players are able to make a living off of it. A lot of the more known poker pros are staked and are actually in make-up. all kind game of gambling are less winners than losers , no matter it is poker (against people) or general casino games (against house edge) a losers are much more than winners. i agree with dogedigital opinion/argument about a poker players who able to make a living from poker table, very less people can do it. i my self is a bad poker player who never earn good money from this game. Yup like anything else in life! Very funny this guy though - you can't be a pro unless you are living from it - the definition of a professional. No this is not correct. There are many who play poker full time professionally and are still not able to make a living off of it. A lot of poker professionals are in make-up. Oh really? Like who? You might want to consider looking up what professionally means. You could lie and call yourself a professional but be a loser yes. Dictionary: following as a business an occupation ordinarily engaged in as a pastime: a professional golfer. Let's use the dictionary definition then shall we? ... but let's replace 'golfer' with 'poker player'. Although their primary job is playing poker as a profession, with the amount of rake taken, and the increased difficulty in available poker games, they simply do not make enough to make a living. |
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No i don't think this to be true, i haven't seen any glamber claiming he have won poker without any negative bankroll and living off from the poker profit. I don't know what you like to show comparing poker against slot machines i don't find any realtion between those two. So you think the real life poker professionals are just all scams and lies? Everyone has been lied to? Poker is a game where bets are against people, not the house. For example: Some casinos are better than others - maybe you bump into a bunch of drunk guys who literally gamble and don't even try to beat you. In the long run - you always come out positive against these types. Pure gambling is the complete opposite. Yes you have some gamble and luck in poker just like in anything else you do in real life. Then you get more complex players so you must be better, etc. You might want to Google. Being a poker professional doesn't necessarily mean that they're making a living off of it. There are a few, but I can confidently say that well under 9% (my best guess is <1%) of poker players are able to make a living off of it. A lot of the more known poker pros are staked and are actually in make-up. all kind game of gambling are less winners than losers , no matter it is poker (against people) or general casino games (against house edge) a losers are much more than winners. i agree with dogedigital opinion/argument about a poker players who able to make a living from poker table, very less people can do it. i my self is a bad poker player who never earn good money from this game. Yup like anything else in life! Very funny this guy though - you can't be a pro unless you are living from it - the definition of a professional. No this is not correct. There are many who play poker full time professionally and are still not able to make a living off of it. A lot of poker professionals are in make-up. |
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Very nice to see someone to be able to offer this and actually pull through. Good on you |
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No i don't think this to be true, i haven't seen any glamber claiming he have won poker without any negative bankroll and living off from the poker profit. I don't know what you like to show comparing poker against slot machines i don't find any realtion between those two. So you think the real life poker professionals are just all scams and lies? Everyone has been lied to? Poker is a game where bets are against people, not the house. For example: Some casinos are better than others - maybe you bump into a bunch of drunk guys who literally gamble and don't even try to beat you. In the long run - you always come out positive against these types. Pure gambling is the complete opposite. Yes you have some gamble and luck in poker just like in anything else you do in real life. Then you get more complex players so you must be better, etc. You might want to Google. Being a poker professional doesn't necessarily mean that they're making a living off of it. There are a few, but I can confidently say that well under 9% (my best guess is <1%) of poker players are able to make a living off of it. A lot of the more known poker pros are staked and are actually in make-up. |
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For us the real proof would be the signature from the Genesis Block , which was used to send the first person to person transaction in the early days of Bitcoin.
Everyone is welcome to say and bet what he likes. We will be answering all your questions in the thread.
GOOD LUCK!
Thank you for confirming. |
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Is the bonus automatically applied? Yes or No?
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I'd love to get some props going. Are you saying that you'd be willing to take a bet on yourself riding a bike across countries? I'd bet against that |
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