I've been trying to figure out when BenCodie started hating on gambling so much.  He came back to the forum last December after taking a long break and  seemed like he just wanted to join some signature campaigns to earn money.  He put in an application with Chipmixer like two days after he started posting again.  But before that, I never saw him post anything about gambling on here.  Makes me wonder if he's telling the truth that he's always felt this way about it.  Hard to get a read on what his deal is.

Just out of curiosity, do you use the mobile version of Stake casino or do you play on desktop? I've never actually used the snartphone for gambling on Stake - I always play on my laptop.  I wonder if that makes a difference and  i haven't noticed any lagging or glitching on the desktop site, but maybe the mobile version needs more processing power or something?

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2. Emely95

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User is cheating in bounty campaigns with multiple accounts. Some of the linked accounts and bounty cheating have already been reported by @Issa56 here.

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Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) anywhere you can.  It doesn't take much time to set up but gives you way more security.  Also, regularly review and update your passwords. That's a good practice, imho.

I see. So max payout refers to your bonuses! Thank you for the explanation.

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I think this was clearly a misunderstanding. The password they mention is not related to your email address but to your account on the platform. it wouldn't make sense for them to ask for a password from your email account because there are other ways to verify your email address.

I think loneliness can for sure make people look for things for distractions.  For some folks, gambling might be one of those distractions they turn to.  but you gotta think about why someone's doing something before saying they're addicted. Just because someone's lonely and they gamble dont automatically mean they're addicted to it. 

If someone says they don't do it for fun, that could be a sign they see gambling more as a way to make money or just a habit, not really something they enjoy.   

You're right to be worried about your buddy especially if hes spending a lot of money to gamble.  Loneliness might play a part, but it's good to have open, supportive talks with him to understand what's really going on underneath and maybe find better ways to deal.

Different promotions target different players, so each bonus has pros and cons.  New players probably like welcome bonuses and free spins more.  But to keep existing players happy, casinos should have good cashback offers and loyalty programs too.  Those give back a percentage of losses as bonus money or real cash.  Tournaments and competitions work for competitive types who want to win prizes by playing against others. 

So what we like depends on how we gamble and what matters most to us at a casino and  personally, I don't look at bonuses and promotions too much when picking a place to play.  Some other things are more important to me.

Judging by his screen name, more like a moron.

Why are you selectively sharing conversation screenshots? you make it look like you're trying to hide something.

There's gotta be like a dozen signature bounty campaigns going on in the services board right now.  (I didn't actually count them.)  The way I handle it is to just ignore the topics I don't care about and  that way I can focus on the topics I think are interesting.  The forum gets more customized to what you're into when you ignore stuff you don't want to see.

Hey Muki972, I'm sorry to hear that. Can you share a little more information and evidence so we can see what this is really about? You said something about being accused of using an exploit? What happened exactly? It's hard to really understand without more details and  it would be super helpful if you explained more about the accusation - like what exploit they think you used, what you were actually doing, stuff like that. 

Also, what were you betting on when this supposed exploit thing happened? That's an important piece of this puzzle.  I think with some more background details we can probably get a clearer picture of this whole situation.  No judgement here! Just trying to understand so we can chat about it reasonably.

By the way, if you want, you can use this format for your scam accusation.

Are you asking how to use your programming skills to benefit from cryptocurrencies? Simply. Cryptocurrencies are money. So like with regular money, you can trade your programming services for crypto payments.  Though to really cash in, you'd want to build blockchain apps.  That means first getting pretty deep into cryptocurrencies and related tech.  Could be a big learning curve if it's all new to you!

Yeah, it's working fine for me now.  Glad to see you guys fixed that server problem real quick.  I know stuff like that can happen sometimes, but it's good you're keeping an eye on it and improving your systems so theres less downtime in the future.  Anyway, thanks for keeping us in the loop!

Hey there, jonbet. Welcome to the forum!

Just wanted to give you a friendly reminder about the rule we have here to keep things organized - One thread per site ONLY!  I noticed you started a couple different ones for your seeding events, which is totally understandable! But to keep the board neat and easy to follow, it'd be great if you could keep them all into one main thread for your casino and  that way people can find all the info in one spot.  You can check out the sticky thread at the top of this board for more details.

Yeah, no limit bets and payouts sound awesome, but let's be real - nothing is truly limitless.  When I checked out the fine print on this casino's terms and FAQ page, here's what I found:

https://rolr.io/faq

So their whole NO MAX PAYOUT! thing is just clever marketing.  Dont get me wrong being able to potentially win 4 grand a day is pretty sweet.  But unlimited? As if.

I don't want to be a downer, but I've seen enough shady stuff in this industry to know that if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.  Rules are rules, limits are limits.  Maybe this place is legit, but that no max slogan feels like bait to reel in big dreamers.

Yeah, It's crazy to see people who are just throwing millions around on sports bets and at casinos - we call 'em high rollers.  But I doubt most of them are just randomly betting big money for no reason.  The ones who gamble professionally or semi-professionally probably know what they're doing more than us regular folk who just gamble for fun and  of course they can still lose big on some bets since nothings guaranteed, but if they've been at it awhile, I'd guess most come out ahead in the long run. 

Casinos and sportsbooks love getting those high rollers in  'cause it looks good for their image and gets people talking.  But Id bet their real profits come from tons of small-time, amateur gamblers like me and you.

Personally even if I won millions, I'd probably keep betting normal amounts.  I'd be careful about the risks and wouldn't want gambling to take over my life.

WTF? That's nothing short of extortion! And in most civilized countries around the world, that kind of thing is criminal offense and totally against the law.

I think just doing the work later (even if it costs less money) won't really make up for it.  Trying to force someone to pay extra through threats is seriously not cool no matter what.

Well, I guess that will depend on how good his "apology" is. And as for his addiction, I'm not judging, but how good can such a marriage be unless he makes some changes.


I agree. The issue here isn't so much about money but, above all, about the lost trust. I think both partners should be honest with each other when entering into marriage, as a thriving partnership can't be built on a foundation of lies.

Yeah, the interface has changed a bit with their latest updates (the screenshot is from their blog post), but the principle remains pretty much the same.
Anyway, I'm glad you found the deposit address. Good luck on your gambling!

I didn't really think Bitvest casino would completely die from not having updates posted in here.  I figured they still had some loyal users playing there.  But I wasn't totally sure if lightlord would come back to the forum anymore.  Glad I was wrong on that one.

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Congratulations on your Bitvest anniversary, @lightlord!