If I understood correctly, both releases are based on the same Ian Coleman tool. The difference between them is that MrFlay's version performs a checksum calculation, yours doesn't. Anything else?

Has anyone used the Electrum Seed Tester by MrFlay and checked its code that it doesn't do something it's not supposed to?

I was curious about it myself, so I decided to look into it. It was indeed a software-related vulnerability, and not something to do with a modified hardware device.

They explain in the FAQ in this report that the client's application has to be compromised. You would have to be tricked into downloading a fake Ledger app. It really didn't make much sense for an attacker to play around with this thing because he can't steal any money. All he can do is make you pay much higher mining fees and he doesn't benefit from that.

@Bitinity
Adding a new option to the poll at this stage wouldn't make sense because many users who wanted to vote have already voted. Maybe the results would have been different if that option was there from the start. I also don't think those provably fair slot games are popular among players. I can't remember ever reading something about them and I can't even name a provably fair slot without researching first. Therefore, I feel like it's better to leave it as it is.

The free spins buy feature is interesting. I wanted to use it on the Hotline 2 slot the other day. I had some money on a casino but placed it on a sports bet instead trying to improve my balance. I ended up losing it.

Which slots with buy features are worth it in your opinion?

If the Stake team doesn't mind that you use a VPN, then you have nothing to worry about and you can continue using one. But are you sure that they would allow you to play a slot game with a VPN because your original territory is banned by the operator? Have you asked them specifically about this?

It's one thing to use a VPN to gamble and mask your identity and whereabouts.
It's different if you are cheating the game operator by connecting from a different IP address.

If I were you, I would ask the customer support or the owner (if you know him) if what you are doing is OK, so that you don't run into problems if you win big money one day and suddenly questions are being asked who you are and where you are from. 

I briefly glanced at your new sports betting feature and tried it out with a couple of small bets.

The bets got accepted instantly after clicking on the 'Place Bet' button. I am positively surprised with the speed, but was wondering are the bets accepted that quickly for bigger amounts as well? Let's say $100 per bet slip?

Why are there no Asian handicap markets for football? I feel like AH betting are fundamental parts of football betting. Do you plan to introduce it later?

Outdated compared to the brand new SMF forum software from 2006-2009? Call me old-fashioned, but I see no reason to change something that works. I would rather see more topics where I go wow, what an unbelievable post, rather than having this place turned into a smiley fest. Mobile compatibility is the first thing I would focus on. There is a problem that needs some fixing even though many users say they don't mind browsing the forum from their smartphone, but the experience is really bad.

Who cares about smileys (see?)

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There was a vulnerability discovered a while back that allowed an attacker (don't ask me how) to increase the transaction fees for bitcoin transactions involving segwit inputs. Apparently, the user wasn't aware of the fee increase. However, that 'bug' couldn't lead to funds being stolen or sent to a different address. It has also been fixed in the meantime.    

In 99% of such cases it's the fault of the user who downloaded a fake, malware-infected software, got phished by entering his seed somewhere, or had his seed stolen from his email, Google drive or some other online service. And those people accuse the hardware wallet creators for the problems they themselves created.   

I bookmarked HCPs post because it might come in handy sometimes. Thanks for suggesting it!

Why does this method only work with legacy addresses, and can't a similar modification be made for native segwit addresses as well?
Is there a different tool that could be used for for native segwit addresses?

I didn't like the word "restore" that was used in the OP because I thought he was actually trying to restore a wallet from its seed in Electrum. You aren't restoring your wallet. You are just using Electrum as the software to handle your transactions. Electrum never has access to your seed or private keys, hence nothing was "restored".

The wallet name doesn't matter, the only thing that matters is adjusting the derivation path when creating your Electrum wallet. I assume Trezor uses the same paths as Ledger. So, if your first native segwit wallet is m/84'/0'/0', that's the path you have to use in Electrum. If you are trying to restore a 2nd or 3rd wallet, the path has to be adjusted to m/84'/0'/1' or m/84'/0'/2'. You can name the wallet file anything you like.

Of course, if you have set up multiple hardware wallets with Electrum, you have to select the correct wallet file for the hardware wallet currently connected to your computer.

UPDATE:

- I added Tower.bet and Wolf.bet to the table in OP.
- I took a look at Bitdouble.io, but I wasn't able to claim the faucet. Clicking on the "claim free coins" button didn't work. Does it work for you guys?
- I checked out the daily rewards on CSGO500/500Play, but I couldn't claim the daily rewards there either. I am getting a message that I need to reach Level 1 to claim the rewards. It seems it's not possible to claim for new account holders. @UserU what are the requirements to reach Level 1?

The donation page says that Bitcointalk collected its donations at a time when bitcoin wasn't worth anything. To be precise, they used the term "worthless". The page also states that the forum finances its operations from ads and they have a huge reserve of hundreds of bitcoins. The forum doesn't need or expects additional donations. Even if you lowered it to 1 BTC to become Donator or VIP, I doubt many would be interested.  

That's a bad attempt dude, a very bad attempt...

That seems shady. If the rules allow users to claim coins from the casinos every 10 minutes, every hour, X times a day, when the balance is empty, etc., how can they say that the players are abusing the system? The system allows the player to claim it exactly the way the casino set it up to do. 

Like other users have said, the sole fact that certain coins haven't been moved for 5, 6, or more years, can't be used to argue that those coins are lost or inaccessible. But my guess would be that at least half of the addresses that haven't seen any activity in the last 10 years can be considered out of reach somehow. Bitcoin has had several bull runs in the last decade, and it's hard to imagine that so many people didn't cash in at least a little bit.

I do remember reading a Chainalysis report from the beginning of the year where they estimated that at least $100-$200 billion worth of coins are forever lost. That's the value the bitcoin had half a year ago, it's much more now.     

The amounts that are being transferred don't affect the total fee that the sender has to pay. The fee is determined by the number of inputs and outputs, type of addresses being used (Segwit or Legacy), and things like 2FA, multisig scripts, etc. That transaction of yours had two inputs. If one of the addresses you initially sent to had enough coins, you could have used only that input and paid less in transaction fees. A transaction of 0.00016200 BTC made up of 2 inputs is more expensive than a 1 BTC transaction that only has 1 input (if the same sat/vbyte fees were used).   

Private keys - plural. Each address has a different private key.

If you consolidate your inputs at a time when the transaction fees are low, you will save money when it's time to move those coins elsewhere since you will only be spending from 1 input. Remember what I said before, the amount of coins you send doesn't affect the mining fees you pay. Inputs and outputs do. 

Another reason to consolidate and avoid the hassle of multiple signed messages from multiple addresses.

I just did a quick test with a French IP address and the restrictions seem to be still active. Try with another VPN provider or different server. Maybe the site doesn't recognize it as a French IP, but one from an allowed neighboring country. Also check your IP on https://www.myip.com/ or a similar site to make sure it displays it from the correct country.

Here is what I get:


 

You were right about Bitsler. It is possible to claim 25 BTSLR coins every 10 minutes. The maximum is 20 claims in a 12-hour period. I will add that to my list as well with the next update. About those Bitsler coins, can they be exchanged for other crypto or do they have any value outside of the platform?

Jučer sam pričao sa jednim članom njihove korisničke podrške u vezi nekog drugog problema. Javilo mi je neku grešku kad sam potvrdio listić za opkladu pa nisam znao jel prošlo ili ne. Skinulo mi pare sa računa a nisam vidio da je listić prhvaćen. Uglavnom, fina teta iz korisničke službe mi je tad rekla da imaju određenih problema sa stranicom i dijelom koji se tiče sportskog klađenja. Svjesni su problema i rade na otklanjanju istih. Budemo vidjeli kako će to ići.

It shouldn't be any different than what we have seen for the club competitions during this, but also in the previous season. Many teams had to play with multiple players sidelined due to COVID. The results were still valid, it's no different from when you have injured or suspended players. The last two years were a huge mess in club football, and all you can do is to adapt and rely on the strength of your squad.