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Attaching these screenshots for visibility from a thread started on reddit. (Not by me) Just want to others to be aware of what's going and what you risk if you're caught using a VPN. Really wish Roobet would make announcement regarding this. In my eyes, this is pretty unethical on their end, esp when they have sponsored players like Stevewilldoit (who is from the USA) and other members of the NELK team who are sponsored playing in the USA and streaming to thousands of viewers every night via Twitch.    Link to Reddit thread. https://old.reddit.com/r/Roobet/comments/nyhuk9/roobet_is_taking_balances_if_you_play_with_vpn/?ref=share&ref_source=link |
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How can this actually affect the crypto market?
It won't lol |
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Chances are, probably not. Simply because he/she/they don't have any reason to. I literally don't see a single pro besides the fact that the mystery is finally unveiled. As for the biggest con, almost any information about Satoshi being revealed is a con. Satoshi's Chinese? "ChiNa OwNs BiTcOiN". Satoshi's a Trump/Biden supporter? "BiTcOiN iS fOr LeFt-WiNg/RiGhT-WiNg" or whatever. The list goes on.
This is my consensus too but going along with this note, do you think any of this would have really mattered if Satoshi didn't disappear to begin with? The world is entirely a different place since he was last heard from. Nonetheless, it's interesting to think about how much power one person can garnish in these types of situations and he chose to give all that power away - to the people, which was undoubtedly the correct thing to do. A part of me would love for him to come forward in 30-40 years but at the same time, staying anonymous is most likely what he wanted from the start. |
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Personally, I think the cons of him coming forward will always outweigh the pros but I'm curious what some of y'all think. What would your single biggest pro or con be for him coming/not coming forward be?
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I keep hearing about Stake's low RTP. How much truth is behind this? I'm currently platinum 1 and have noticed a dramatic shift in the slots these past couple weeks. Wagered over $30k last week and my stats are telling me I only came out $150 with in game bonuses. Pretty pathetic.
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1,522,090,000
Cryptoking1205
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I have found myself in the position many times before. If you're already asking this question then you're probably already well-aware of what you would do.
Honestly? Not really. Because I never found myself in a situation where I owned 80k, and I do consider the question, as we all do, I have a different answer for each 10k dollars I would make, one for 10k dollars, one for 20k and that goes on until 200k or so, after that it just leaps 50k each answer and after 500k it is 100k each and after 1 million dollars I have only one: retire. However I have to be honest not every time I get money I end up doing what I say I will. Right now if I have 80k dollars I should invest it into real estate (a small flat in a big apartment) and rent it out, that would be the smartest decision ever, plus it could yield some profit both from rent and also from the value going up. You know what I would probably do? Some silly expenses like get a great computer finally, get a car so I can go to places myself, etc etc. I do not trust myself but I never had a chance to trust myself and see what happens neither. Totally feel that man. I'm the same way. But I will tell you, if you enjoy gambling and come across 80k, immediately put 70k of that somewhere where you can't touch it. Only use 10k to gamble with. Any time you you make profit off that 10k gambling, withdraw those profits asap and continue onwards. I'm not saying you're not a responsible gambler by any means but money does crazy stuff to people. Chasing losses with a fat bankroll will lead you into some very dark places. Also, getting a car and new computer aren't silly expenses at all man. Any money that you spend bettering your quality of life, and not on gambling is beneficial and will only help you in the future. |
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The fact TSLA is valued more then all the auto manufactures combined is absurd. You're naive to think big auto is just going to sit on the sidelines. Big auto has the infrastructure and production lines to mass produce fully electric vehicles for a fraction of the cost of a TSLA, something TSLA will never be able do. Ford is already leading the charge with the F-150 Lightning and converting old factories into fully electric vehicle production plants. TSLA is just as overhyped as Elon Musk.
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It went up at christmas as it usually does, but then it kept going up a bit. $20-30K was about the reasonable price.
Then NFTs came along. Like all bubbles they blew BTC up. Then musk and doge took off and it went up further. Finally coinbase floated and it hit is peak.
Coinbase flopped miserably, musk started bad mouthing btc and NFTs stalled. It was all bound to end in tears.
Honestly, i see btc back in the $20K region before the end of the month.
This correction is much needed and I agree on the $20k range you mentioned. I personally see it dipping closer to $10k or lower. You know an asset is overbought when everyone and their mom is buying in. |
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Instead of wishing us good luck, you should just wish yourself good luck on never finding a buyer lol
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Yeah we'd say this was a weekend well spent
No doubt if you are winning $78842 in a single roll, there are really lucky rollers who are taking the risk but getting huge rewards, rarely do i see 600x whenever i am playing but for him to wage 1360 Tron which is above $150 means he is a high roller and he won big. Congrats to whom ever won that money hope he will not bust everything  . That's perfect luck. Making a win out of the Keno is the best thing with this bet, because it is quite hard to see such incidents happen with Keno. Stake has been posting different winners with big wins regularly. Myself thinking to have my bets on this page. I'm unlucky till date, hope the scenario changes with time. And that dude didn't even gambled that much neither. Sure he played about hundreds bucks or so I think, which is a lot of money per bet to me, but there are tons of people out there who would find that very little, but this dude managed to turn that into nearly 80 thousand dollars, that is a huge chunk of money. I always keep thinking to myself, if I ever get lucky that way and have that kind of money, would I completely stop gambling? Or at least severely slow it down? I mean these guys are obviously richer than me but this is life changing amount for me, I could honestly get a new computer finally that I can work on, plus I could pay my rent for the next 5 years and STILL have a lot of money left, that is not even half of 80k and I am already set on rent for 5 years, that is insane to think about, I never had that much money in my life so thinking the possibility of it really makes me question what I would do. What would you guys do? I have found myself in the position many times before. If you're already asking this question then you're probably already well-aware of what you would do. |
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Keep on unederstimating the US government or other governments around the world.
And this is your explanation for the huge falls in Crypto today - whilst the Cardano network is rising because investors want an alternative. It is possible that we are experiencing a correction because the Biden government is after Binance and the US justice Department and the IRS are investigating and their rise to the top of the cryptocurrency space also happened in a short period of time and they almost have complete dominance in the market as they are purchasing services that relates to cryptocurrency and when you rise to the top in a short period you are expected to get audited by the government. Will see how it goes and whether this will change the market forever. It's crazy how concerned big government is becoming surrounding crypto. It's actually something that should concern all of us. |
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This KYC stuff isnt new, if you are into crypto space then you know almost all exchanges require you to submit KYC as well
Also, this KYC on Roobet isn't that hard to pass because it's only a level 1 KYC. I remember the headache I was experiencing when passing harder KYCs on some exchanges and gambling sites, so this on Roobet is an easy one. in some sites that I use their kyc works with level . The high the level of kyc you complete the nicer the benefits you will unlocked . Completing first to second level of kyc gives minimal limits but that should be enough for small volume transactions and low level kyc is easy to complete but does Roobet only has 1 level of kyc ? and how about their limits , it must be high I guess to accommodate large bettors . Based up on others feedbacks the KYC 1 is just a simple one which is composed of your name, address and other those basic information but a little bit lighter since no documentation would be sent out. I agree that there are some sites that does have level type of KYC where you can access out a certain feature depending on what you had complied on, same goes for exchanges which is a bit typical. They're laying the groundwork for what is inevitably going to come in the future and that's full KYC. Used to play at Bitstarz quite a bit back in the day and ended up hitting pretty big one session. Cashed out and didn't play there for years. I tried to play recently and they wanted all my information. The only site that I was willing to complete KYC for was bovada. Not sure if I would trust a site like roobet or stake with my information. |
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Airdrops haven't been good since like 2016. Can't tell you how many stupid airdrops I participated in back in the day. I would say out of 100 airdrops I signed up for, maybe 10 actually sent me tokens lol. The rest just flopped.
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Hey man,
New here but long time crypto investor. About to start my own film production company in the coming months. This might be our first project. Love the idea.
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