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Here is my story
10 years ago when I started trading it was all fun and games. However I made no money pretty much. Mostly was due to over trading.
Now I can make money trading but it's boring for me. Kind of like driving a car.
Basically trade without any emotions if you want to make money.
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The user was asked to send in proof that his ID is authentic. He couldn't fulfil our request stating that he has no camera ( or webcam or smartphone). We won't pay out the money unless ordered by court, arbitrator or police. This is the last time we respond to this case. The user let the deadline we set pass and abused our support serveral times.
We follow AML laws and therefor cannot pay out funds to anonymous money launderers and criminals .
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2383672.msg31000587#msg31000587That is a shady thing to do to their customers. I thought only sportsbet.io does this to their customers from their last couple of posts on their thread. As I just heard of fairlay and seeing they have these incidents happening on their site too well then nitrogensports is looking more and more appealing for those who wish not to have their funds locked into an account that is rendered useless to them unless they submit their id so to have their winnings withheld until they do. Sounds alot like holding your balance for ransom before being released if you ask me.  "shady" you mean the BETG was shady....if you are attempting to use Fairlay BTC site as a 'mixer" and not wager then go use another site and take your chances.."customers" use wagering sites to wager not attempt illicit criminal activities...you must be an ignorant shill Lately these types of issues are all becoming very controversial matters. Very similarly on Bitsler someone deposited a large amount, made one bet and requested a withdraw. The withdraw was held under suspicion. Long story short. Bitsler sent it back to the deposit address source and user was happy. User didn't want to provide private ID either. |
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Pending withdraw of 0.65 btc is at 4 hours and counting. Is this the new normal for pd?
Definitely this isn't normal. Maybe your withdrawal is pending for manual approval. Try to contact live support on PD site or try to send them an email. The bigger withdrawal process, the longer process of withdrawal especially in crowded traffic. But trust me, primedice never let you down and it will process your withdrawal as long as you've done it right. 0.65 small amount for them as their reputation are bigger than BTC 1000 ! It's not the amount that got it flagged. Most likely he deposited 0.65 made a few bets and tried to withdraw almost immediately. If this is done on a new account it will get flagged no matter what. Even for smaller amount. |
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What is not normal (and many don't understand this) is to play day after day only with faucet money, then one day, when the luck strikes big, try to withdraw that. That's an attempt to abuse the kindness of the ones giving free coins to have fun for free for a while.
I understand your point of view but gambling site shouldn't allow faucet abusers to claim money itself instead of blocking their withdrawals. If they don't want people to make money from faucet then they should remove faucet and allow to play with some play money means dummy money. But if they allow people to claim faucet and by luck some of them make money and site don't allow them to withdraw then it is not good away to control abusers because it gives a wrong image to the site. They should allow few claims in a day based on their level but by luck, if people turn that faucet money to withdrawal level then they should allow. It is just my opinion. To be fair so much "discussion" spams this thread now. I can't understand what you mean: gambling site shouldn't alloe faucet abusers to claim money. Faucet is open for everyone, so everyone can win from it but if you abuse and abuse, you will be blocked and your withdraw request will be frozen. You can use faucet for gambling expetience, not for money earning source. If you are looking for last one, there are websites for that, for example freebitco.in Finally: You can use faucet as you wish, withdraw your wins if you are real/active player on bitsler. If you want to make free money from it, then you will be banned. Is there any doubts here again? I think everything is clear and what bitsler does is 100% fair. What is considered abuse however? Basically some people are not faucet farmers or abusers. Let's say someone makes a new account and claims the faucet once and somehow with a streak of good luck turns that faucet into 1 BTC. Will he be able to withdraw that 1 BTC? Most likely not and did he abuse the faucet? No. Hence it's better to get rid of it and introduce play/demo money instead. |
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Thank you! Both excellent points!
Agreed that making the ticket list public prior to the draw is an important improvement to the provably fair model - so yes, we'll take this on board and add this feature to an upcoming release. As a quick first thought on this, we'd also ensure that the ticket numbers chosen on each ticket remained private (hash with salt maybe) so player privacy was maintained (ensuring an attacker couldn't link tickets together for players choosing the same lucky numbers in each draw, or some other form of anti-privacy analysis) - but it would still be indisputably provable that the numbers on the winning ticket were generated and bought prior to the draw.
Regarding miner collusion - yes, this was a concern of ours too. In fact, we had first implemented a complicated results generation model that had a list of random indexes to transactions within the next block, and generated the RNG seed from the least significant bits of the transactions at these indexes. However, we discarded this as being overly complicated to explain or for the average player to have to step through to prove. We opted for the block hash in favour of usability and ease of understanding - but your point on miner collusion possibility still needs addressing.
It would actually be interesting to calculate just how much of the global hashrate you'd have to control in order to make this sort of collusion viable, and how this would relate to the size of the jackpot - where the tipping point would be to make discarding a block feasible. We'll take this one to the whiteboard and mull it over some - as you point out, in the early stages with jackpots smaller than the block reward this sort of collusion is idiotic so less of a concern. However with time we expect jackpots to significantly exceed block rewards, so we will aim to have a solid solution for this well before then. Watch this space!
Thanks again for the great feedback!
Don't worry about miners trying to cheat so they can win some lottery. Yes it is possible however I don't think the pools would get together and try to cheat you guys. Even if 1 pool tries to cheat, it highly unlikely that they would mine the specific block of the lottery. |
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I've traded most products out there and yes Forex was difficult. Same with trading the metal markets and oil markets.
I think where most people struggle is they are trading the 1 minute or 5 minute charts under high leverage and they struggle.
If you trade the hourly or daily charts it becomes easier to predict with TA. Same with stocks.
Basically try not to day trade and trade the longer term time frames.
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what about the loyalty of the clients ?
Every type of business values clients who are loyal to them, because loyal clients means continued patronage of their business, continued patronage of their business means money will continue to flow. However, for faucet farmers, that's a different case because no money will come in since its they are playing with free money from the site. I hope you case is different and hoping for a quick resolution. Send them a Private message BitSler supportBaryomThey won't be banning your free claims on your faucet if you are also giving back to Bitsler, and when I say giving back you are also depositing your own money when you are playing with Bitsler, if you have been loyal to Bitsler without even depositing your own money I don't think we can call it fair as you are abusing the feature of it. Let see if your issue with Bitsler will be resolve. This is why it's best to disable or remove the faucet all together and just introduce some "play" or "demo" bitcoins just to try out the site. Because many faucet abusers, play until they win big, then make a deposit and try to withdraw their winnings and initial deposit. Having play money would fix all these issues. However it probably requires a lot of programming internally so it's just easier to monitor and block withdraws. |
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In my opinion it's not wise to invest in a signature campaign so early.
Sig campaigns are not cheap. Yes they are effective but if your site is still in the early stages then it's a waste of funds.
My advice is to work on improving the site stability and fixing any bugs. And then after 6 months or a year launch a signature campaign then.
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You don't need to unibstall the old drivers. Just go into Radeon settings and enable Compute mode for each GPU.
And run the pixel patcher.
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Since Ethereum allows smart contracts you should just make the game based on a smart control where we can all see the source and see that's it's not a scam or not fair.
You would have a public deposit address that's inside the contract and you can't withdraw from a contract since ethereum doesn't allow this.
This way it would limit bets only on available capital and you wouldn't have any solvency issues.
And provably fair is very easy since you can just use transaction or block hashes.
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Okay, 0.4 ETH per month is also a very good profit and I'm glad for you that you manage to get it combining different betting strategies. It's a rule of thumb for me that no particular strategy can make you profit with gambling on a regular basis, neither any combination of them can do that. But there are always exceptions from any rules and I'm glad that your case is exceptional in a good sense. Keep it up! Good luck in the future!
Of course, there is no strategy that really works that is why you should sometimes push your luck and try to hit big. If you are too scare you wont get no where, some combination will do in some short term profit, it is not really going to work for long term but yes it works for now And what about this exception about? As long as I do not violate their rules and ToS, I do not think they have any exception to withdraw any balance hereWhat I meant was that it is a known rule, and as I can see to you also, that no strategy can make you always win in gambling. But as far as you do make 0.4 ETH per month, your case is an exceptional one. I'm glad for you and I wish you good luck in the future, although I don't think we can set an exceptional case as an example for others. I wasn't saying anything about withdrawal conditions on PD, which are: MIN 0.004 and 0.0009 as a fee, applied to everyone without discrimination. What is the exception on my case? I think everyone is having the same situation as I do as long as they do not violate their rules then they can withdraw every single balance that you have and one more thing, do you even know they do not let you to play from the faucet? And some of them even manage to win a huge of coin with their faucet without making ane single deposit. This is what an you called exception?I already thought that we we've been Lost in Translation forever here.  YES, that's exactly what I meant. I've never been talking about any exceptions regarding withdrawals, but I'm aware about exceptions regarding winnings. I've even experienced that myself on several dice sites, PrimeDice included. I logged in PD around 3 years ago, it was my Birthday, and I won 0.007 hitting 99.99 in the 24th bet. After giving some tips I withdrew around 0.005 successfully. I know such things happen but they are exceptional. ) If you were around Bitcoin for a while... back the faucets earnings were really actual faucet earnings and you could withdraw no problem. I remember back in 2014, you got like a 2000-3000 satoshi faucet from a new account. Besides the time limit and catcpha to solve it was unlimited. They only started barring faucet winnings recently due to the abuse by huge faucet farms. I think some sites were losing like 2-3 BTC alone on faucet abuse daily. |
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Decided to try out this miner on my old legacy Radeon 7970s rigs.
Gets like 850 kh/s, this reminds me of the speeds I got from my old Litecoin setup.
I think I got like 750kh/s back then with Scrypt at 300 watts per 7970 GPU.
It uses more power than ZEC and a lot more than XMR with Tahitis.
I'm running my 7990 at 900/1500@950mv downclock, so only 700kh/s per gpu. But temps are acceptable. I haven't played around with the voltages on this also. But how is it compared to ZEC mining? I think with ZEC it was unstable at voltages so low. |
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Hi, there's no way you can track your referrals, Primedice respect the privacy of their players.
not just primedice ,, even almost all sites are unlikely to give their players referrals data to anyone except their owners ,, and I think it will be a nonsense that will not work out. Fortunejack with their affiliate program actually does give this info. It shows how much they wagered, how much they made/lost and everything. It only shows the username and not anything else private like Full name or email. Usernames are always almost public and can be made up, hence really no privacy issue there. |
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Ok...
finally i talked whit ROBERT on the Live Chat... but he can't solve the problem 'cause "there are no account with my mail registered".
WHAT???
I'm an old member SINCE JANUARY 2015 !!!!! and problably when i registered wasn't necessary an email...
...but... they know my email because last month 26.01.2018 they send me an email to exchange my cryptocoin before 02.02.2018.
On 06.12.2017 they send me a mail to confirm a withdrawal.
I don't know why they answered me that they don't have an account registered with my mail.
But i hope they solve the trouble quickly.
I know you're a old fortunejack player, i even remember(was probably a big win that's why remembered! lol) you posting a win of yours in this thread. i'll request David to look into this matter. Hmm. I was able to play on FJ back in 2013 (or 2014, I think), I remember they always asked for an email to register with. Though I am not sure since that is too long ago.
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Fortunejack did have email field but it was optional back then. The reason why most gambling sites want you to use an email is incase you lose access to the account. Many sites want you to be able to gamble right away and give you instant deposits and no account creation. Basically a private key is generated as a secret URL and it's linked to your account. Issue with this is if you lose this URL. Either your computer crashes or you lose your phone and then you are out of luck. |
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This is why you are getting these issues from all these sites. So far you got issues with Bitsler, FJ and Primedice. Why do you use your friends account? When you do that and switch back and forth between accounts you get flagged because many sites forbid using more than 1 account. |
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Holy $hit the ETH difficulty just spiked like a Mother Fu#ker last night. For it to spike that much in 12 hours is definitely not from GPU's  I'm thinking these are really REAL, and bitmain must be just selling them to there big Asian customers. Be prepared everyone for profitability to be gone from minning in 2018.  This is just variance. Sometimes spikes like that happen when there is an alt that's more profitable than ETH that stops being profitable and people switch back. Basically what happened with ETC this week. |
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Dont know why you guys are complaining. You are making exactly 100% more profit from a year ago. Back when BTC was $1000 and ETH was $10.
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Decided to try out this miner on my old legacy Radeon 7970s rigs.
Gets like 850 kh/s, this reminds me of the speeds I got from my old Litecoin setup.
I think I got like 750kh/s back then with Scrypt at 300 watts per 7970 GPU.
It uses more power than ZEC and a lot more than XMR with Tahitis.
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This is not a good idea.
Basically today there was a trial where some local Bitcoin user was charged with money laundering because he did run a money transmitter business without a license.
If you want to cash out and not deal with these issues just use an exchange or sell it at the spot market value and not with a mark up.
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I don't think hacker can get into your account if you enable 2fa because these 2fa codes last around 30 to 60 seconds. Those fishing sites will get your details only after you submit those details and for them to log in using your details surely take more than 30 seconds so they need a new 2fa code.
I've read already about phishing sites where the OP logs immediately after you (if the timing is right, I assume), so the 2FA is still good. And it's enough to send the money to another account of the hacker (since for withdraw another 2FA is needed and the hacker cannot be THAT fast). The good thing is that afaik Bitsler team use to be careful with the withdrawals, so the hacker has a very good chance he cannot withdraw your money, especially if you report that quick enough. Basically some phishing attempts these days are pretty advanced. If you got an old copy of windows without any updates. It can mess with your DNS and redirect to the phishing sites IP address. Hence you should never surf those warez or porn sites which got like 20 ads opening up. Because some of them might be some java script to mess with your DNS. Only way to protect yourself is if you notice something strange like a failed login when it shouldn't be failed and if for some reason they ask for the 2fa twice almost immediately . For all these issues you should use the best antivirus then even though if you visit some phishing sites it will block all those viruses. Never go for pirated version because you may not get updates so you still risking your PC. So I'm using premium version Norton antivirus software. Always check the site URL clearly before entering your user id and password. The virus software usually doesn't help you. These are usually 0day exploits. There was someone who somehow got some weird virus and even in the correct domain name it was forwarded to some other DNS. Basically the cache was cleared from his browser and so it looked like his HTTPS was new and the browser didn't suspect anything suspicious. Hence you need to pay attention if you are getting wrong passwords when you shouldn't or if it asks you for 2fa twice instead of once. |
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