Awesome, unique service for the crypto realm, . How do you get the estimates, though? They would be dependent upon your location and market, wouldn't they?

And side question: let's say you want to build a custom home. How does your estimate of cost translate to actually finding a builder? Like what's the pathway there?

Is the Netflix account in your name/verifiable through your personal info?

I think there's devs willing to make them for like 0.1 BTC or less. Someone should make an official request thread on the Services subforum and see who's willing to do it.

What's the demo URL for these? Would go a long way towards finding buyers. And do you also customize the sites?

Confirmed. Thanks!

Also, while it's not something I do often, I left you ++ trust. I feel you absolutely deserve it. May not make much of a difference but it's a huge token of gratitude!

Looked into it a bit. You need to break down your idea:

What's the plan for the game?
What is the money for, exactly?
How much are you looking for?
What's your target market?
Who are you competing against?
What are you offering that's different from competitors?
What are you offering investors?
How are you going to prove you won't just take the money and run?
How are you planning to bring on a player base?
How are you planning to monetize them?
etc.

There are probably a hundred unanswered questions.

It's always funny when the people LOOKING FOR INVESTMENTS show hostility towards those they want money from. That will go well, I'm sure. Protip: if you want money from us, don't start alienating us.

I read a few lines of the first post and quit. It really needs organized better.

@OP: what game is this? Since you own the rights and it's now shut down, there shouldn't be any issues sharing that information.

What you said makes no sense at all. Your return is relative to your investment. It's the same whether you're trading, running a business, or anything else: the more you put in, the more your potential return. Claiming that one is better than another solely based on your investment amount is absurd. If one is better with a 1 satoshi investment than another, that same thing is still better even if you're investing 500000 BTC.

I completely agree on the limits. The last time I was at the casino I thought about trying a mini-martingale to see how it did, on roulette. Decided to watch for a bit instead. Saw 13 reds in a row there, which would have been far above the maximum bet they allowed there if you were doubling black. Never really considered that as being part of a purposeful limit to keep people from being able to bet large with martingale, though, but looking back on it, that does make sense. I always figured it was more about having too much money at one of the tables/risk mitigation.

Are there already targets for accepting the coin? Basically, I'm wondering how forward-thinking you've been. Is there already a path to specific hosters? Have you started reaching out to see who may even be interested? How we want things to work and how they will work out are two very different things, .

It's actually more related to the cost of doing business. If you have a table with a player that is starting out at a penny, you get, let's say 30 hands per hour on average. That's a $0.30 return, while you're paying someone $15/hr for doing that. There are a lot of overheads of casinos that online sites aren't faced with. Add in things like security, other personnel, rent, etc. and it goes up. They base the minimum bets around what is worth it to them: if it's not worth the time to do a $5 hand but it is worth it for $10, they will set the min at 10.

Do you already have a VPS hoster that is going to accept this coin? If so, who is it?

I got my copy as well, so here we go!

In the case of this guide, it is purely text, but it goes step by step (even through the more obvious things -- which is good, because it means it's COMPLETE, not just "fill out x, fill out y") through exactly what to do and how to set things up.

I've seen many methods for getting Edus (most of which have now gone defunct), but this one is vastly different. It's for a different site and the guide does have some tricks to help ensure the account is properly granted.

You do your own registration, your own confirmation, and then get your very own email, along with full control over it. It's a fairly simple process (especially with the guide) but having full control is the real key here: you can do anything you want with it, such as sign up to Edu-only sites, promos, whatever. And the guide also includes tricks on how to register multiple if desired, including details on how to go about that.

I will say that I have some fears about this becoming oversaturated and being locked down in the future (with the details giving the same general account setup for each person, it creates a pattern) but for the cost and what you're getting, and the fact it could live on forever, there's definitely value.

A++!

I'm willing to do a vouch as well, if you want. Won't be selling the emails or anything, but figure if you need another reputable person to look over it, I can give a review. Let me know! I'd be able to do this today (3 AM currently so when I wake up).

I can do the vouch for the 1-method or 3-method one. I won't be joining the market so there won't be any complications from either.

Awesome addition! If we can get anyone to be a new "lead" (like if we create a new coin or whatever to transition into), this could also help push people with inquiries to those in charge.

You're right, my apologies. For some reason it was taking me to the 120 GB version. So this is definitely a good deal then, .

That looks amazing! Can't wait until I get mine in, and thanks for the pictures,

Wondering cost as well.

This is $70 at Fry's Electronics, by the way, if there's one near anyone. If not, $70 shipped is pretty good, as most stores are selling for 80+. Wish it was more than 250 GB. I need an SSD but I use storage like there's no tomorrow, :p.