I will be there and am looking forward for great talks, getting to know some more people in the bitcoin community and the beautiful city of Riga,  specifically since the venue is in the historic old town of the city. See you there! 

I like how you are positioned in between gambling and the faucet business.

Personally I use the faucet to gain my fees to gamble in the Paid playgrounds. Also this skill based gambling feels more competitive and more real than being reliant on pure luck. Will you please add more fun games in the future?

There definitely is a referral system - I've got a few myself. But I'm jealous that you have a blog and youtube to find more referrals, I heard that www.chopcoin.io pays up to 20% if you bring in lots of people and get in touch with support.

Hey,

my username is "Hoshea" and I appreciate your assistance 

I'm following your project for quite some time and am impressed with your progress. Keep up the good work! Are you planing to add more games in the future? And I'm jealous of the guy who won 1.57 Bitcoin - the best player of all time I guess? 

We used Wei's service for chopcoin.io and are more than we glad that we chose him. He was very service-oriented and even provided additional insights into the Chinese Bitcoin community. His service was fast and he's reliable. Wei is your man for Chinese translations!

Yay another tournament! Gonna start practising to win it and provide y with my own personal skin 

Wow what an exciting match the tournament was! I bought in several times but still made a small profit and really enjoyed myself hunting the smaller fish while avoiding the bigger ones

I truly enjoy this innovative game! Just can't wait till the paid playground fill up and I can earn money with my mad skills.

Ich stehe dir ebenfalls gerne zur Verfügung! Telefonisch ist kein Problem und die Fragen bräuchte ich nicht unbedingt vorher. Nur die Uhrzeit müssten wir abstimmen. Ich hab meine Bachelorthesis über Silk Road geschrieben und dementsprechend auch Bitcoin behandelt 

I like your reasoning and I think you're onto something. However, may you please elaborate why the fractional-reserve practise you describe becomes more risky/obvious with rising prices?

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-exchange-egopay-freeze-client-funds/

I don't see how this could be good news but I'm pretty sure this is what he is hinting at. Rumor is that government might be involved in the freezing of the accounts. More trouble for exchanges incoming?