You forgot about the airdrop? Really!! Is it airdrop that is needed to have access to an account or password? Please, I will like you to clarify me on this.

You said you were refused access to the casino, right? So how then were you able to noticed that your personal information were leaked by the casino staff on the chat room?. Because, I will also like you to clarify me on this too.

All I could see is a covered message from a user named Simba, and if this is true, then it will be really too bad for a staff of a casino to share confidential information to the third parties/public.


It is indeed a pleasure you brought your complaint here, as I'm sure Sir "Little Mouse" will make this known to the owner of shuffle for them to revisit your case again, helping you have access to your funds.

That is not an excuse mate, because if someone with a alt can cheat in a signature campaign, what makes you think he/she can not cheat in a art contest? Because inasmuch as you claim they might be caught due to art style similarities, I can tell you that there are experience artists who could come up with art works of diverse different art style or pattern, so as to maximize profit due to the huge budget invested in these art contest. So I still stand on my word "summonerrk" is likely saying the truth, until proven beyond this. Thank you

It's really sad how some group of persons or people tend to sabotage other people's name/reputation just for  selfish interest, because it still baffles me how these scammers do get the exact social media handles of the real true owners of these online crypto casinos or probably Casino promoters here on this forum who may have fallen victim to it once. Does it mean;
1. If it's Telegram been use for this scam, these parties don't check previous chat, so as to cross-check the authenticity of whatever information been passed through?
2. If it is Linkedin, these parties don't check the verification of the page before trusting the scammer's word?
3. If it is Gmail, they don't double check the alphabetical arrangement/combination of each letters that makes up the Gmail of the previous mail and the current one.  
Because this is actually getting out of hand, and I'm happy the awareness is getting massive, so as people could be able to protect their clients and funds.

Looking at this case from a standard point of view, I will say that inasmuch "Bubilas" have not been seen applying in any of the ROOBET art contest, just like it's been claimed they both applied in the same campaign, I think that is enough proof to justify that these two accounts are not alt, as this happens to be a mere coincidence of account-connection, because if truly they were alts, there would have been a high chance we seeing both accounts applying on the same category in any of the ROOBET monthly art contest. Hence, I believe they are not alt, and this case should be left to die a natural death. Thank you

For me, I see this as another good gambling industry to explore, because inasmuch as when it comes to traditional car racing, the ability of the driver and his previous performance is been compared and contrast before placing a bet, when it comes to this artificial intelligence Car racing, same will such also be implemented, as the company's A.I car performance will also be compared before placing a bet. Because I'm sure all these A.I cars competing in this event will not be manufactured by a single automobile company, they must be different companies experimenting their A.I car performance in the industry. (i.e Tesla, Benz, Ferrari, Toyota & Honda).

The truth of the fact is that government already know that Bitcoin is not a scam, but yet still prefer fiat over it, since they have control over fiat, and could regulate it's inflow and outflow for economic stability, unlike Bitcoin which they don't have control. And as such tends to discourage people from buying and investing in Bitcoin, but rather fiats where they have control over their funds and could tax it appropriately. So I think the question we should be asking now is "How can we make government accept to regulate Bitcoin?" and not "How can we make the government know that Bitcoin is not a scam?" because they already know it's not scam, and are investing in it secretly.
However, one of the reason government will always prefer fiat is the commission they tend to generate through fiat transactions. That is, imagine #20 are been charged per transactions, and in a day almost 1 million transaction are been made in a day. If you are to calculate it, it will be roughly 20million Naira daily.

That such donations are not made public, it doesn't mean such isn't going on by Bitcoin enthusiast all around the nocks and cranny of our country. However, for me I think the reason why these have not been made public is simply because these people just want to maintain privacy. Or unless such are meant for charitable donations aimed at saving lives and property, just like in the case of Russia vs Ukraine war, of which over a billion dollars was donated in Bitcoin.

Apart from donations, Giveaway is another thing that can drive a lot of people into getting interested with Bitcoin, because taking myself for example, I can't recall how many times I won a Giveaway from "Remitano" Facebook monthly contest while I was still starting my crypto journey, and that motivated me, wanting to know more, so as to win next contest.

Yes, been so judgmental in a situation like this when someone is in need of a serious help is never the best approach, or rather the solution to it, because not everybody can confide a secret to anybody around them,
hence, if you may have been lucky to find someone who confides in you, it's a sign you are special and mean a lot to them. So on that note, the best thing to do is to accept the fact that they have fallen into an addiction, and try as much to provide solution to it, rather than condemnation, as no human is above mistake, and gambling is one of them.

Alright, Thanks for your observation Sir, and I will like to say that the reason why "Maximum" was used instead of "Minimum" is to showcase the exact amount these campaigns were willing to pay for in it's respective signature campaign, not minding if participants were able to meet up or not. Because if you are to calculate how much a campaign is ready to pay a certain rank per week, its simply by multiplying the maximum number of post it's willing to pay to how much it's paying per post. So I don't think minimum has any role to play here.

Okay. But if you can give me the exact duration they ran in weeks, with forum proof, I don't mind changing it. I will be waiting Sir...


Thanks for providing the correct answer. I will be adding it to the list shortly.

Greetings to you Sir Icoppress, I'm sorry to say this, but I will like to officially announce to you that I will be leaving this campaign for another which I got accepted. However, this campaign week ended yesterday, and today marks the beginning of a new week, hence on that note, I thought it will be wise if I make this announcement before changing my signature & avatar to that of my newly accepted campaign. So thank you. It was actually a pleasure working with you Sir.
Long live Sir Icoppress & Blackjack Signature Campaign

Thank you very much Sir Hhampuz for the great opportunity given to me.

It's true that the secret to creating massive wealth is by doing what the 99% of the people aren't doing, but focusing on what the 1% rich and weather people are doing, of which the task of this 1% are not always easy, but comes with lots of responsibility, sacrifice and sleepless night, so as to ensure the money comes legitimately. Because, a wise man once said, if you want to be rich, learn to act like the rich, talk like them, and strive not to give up like them too.

That's a very good point you just said above, and I agree with you 100%. However, in regards to what you just said, an idea just came to my head that it will be good if O.P could also boldly writes on his Livestream that it's strictly for people 18yrs and above, and also on his "About Page" of whatever platform he may be is using for Livestream. So as to save as a warning that his Livestream age limit, and stands the chance of winning whatever case if eventually he is been accused for misleading kids into gambling.

My bad.. Sorry, I thought the title of the thread was "Double your money or quite", and not knowing it was actually "Double your money and quite". So my sincere apologies. But however, looking at this strategy categorically, I see it to be a kind of tough strategy, that is, since it's likely to require the gambler stake his/her entire bankroll, while trying to double it, of which in most case, he may either win or lose everything while applying either a 2odds entire bankroll strategy or many odds less bankroll strategy. But however, it is a worthy strategy to consider, since different gamblers may have different approach to doubling there capital.

If only I could understand what you meant here, I would have very been happy, but however, all I see here are total repetition of words, of which I will be very glad if you can strive to understand a thread first before commenting, or rather use tools such as Grammarly keyboard for grammar/spelling correction. So back to the topic in question which ask Double your money or quite. For me, I think whatever action I will take at such instance will be determined by how much money in my bankroll, my mode, the type of game and lastly how much profit I intend to make If I'm to take such a risk.

If I may ask, what's your definition of young age? Do you mean children between the age bracket of 5yrs to 14yrs? Or do you mean teens between the age bracket of 15yrs to 18yrs? Because if you mean teens between the age bracket of 15yrs to 18yrs, then i see nothing wrong if they are been thought about this trending technology called Bitcoin, because the earlier our teens are been expose to this new tech, the more they get interested in it when they grow up. Hence, Bitcoin as a digital currency shouldn't be limited to only people of certain grade or age level, because the earlier we introduce them to this new tech, the more we tend to prevent them from falling victim to Bitcoin related scams, simply because they have already known how the system works.

This is actually a beautiful topic, and it has got many things to learn from it, ranging from what the study of Bitcoin, cryptocurrency and Blockchain been called. And I think I kind of agree to what Sir "Stompix" suggested to first find the Latin or greek word for Crypto/Bitcoin/Blockchain and slap an ology at the end.

That is;
1. Crypto in Greek = Kryptos, which means hidden). whereas if you are to slap an "ology" at the end, it gives us Kryptology. (I.e Cryptology, the study of Crypto)

2. Bitcoin in Latin = "Solidus electronicus quidam", which means "A certain electronic coin"). whereas if you are to slap an "ology" at the end, it gives us Electronicus-quidamology (i.e the study of Bitcoin)

3. Blockchain in Latin = "Bibliotheca electronica quaedam", which means a certain electronic library). whereas if you are to slap an "ology" at the end, it gives us Electronica-quaedamology (i.e the study of the Blockchain)


But however, I also tried using a short cut with ChatGPT, and this is what I got 👇
Credit: ChatGPT

Yes, Na true say 99.9% of newbies wey dey see Bitcoin as gateway to financial freedom, nah those wey got introduced into it without a clear understanding how the whole stuff works, because the truth be say, nobody with a sound knowledge how this thin works no go fit expect magic overnight. While secondly, when it comes to social media influencers or content creators not speaking about the opposite side of Bitcoin, but rather always profit. The truth be say most of these influencers make video for the views, and as such always post what people want to see, and not the real truth, which is why when it comes to social media contents, I will always people to not to always believe them 100%.

Thank you for all the vital informations shared on this thread, aimed at helping me to update my list. I really appreciate, and I hope you accept my apologies for not responding to individual comments, but sum up all information shared here and ask for help where I'm having difficulty.

So I just added more campaigns to the list, that is 'Bitsler, BitDice, BIT-X, Secondstrade and YoBit'. But i seem to be having little difficulty in getting more details to update my list, and I will be very glad if you all could assist me on this. Thank you.

Here they are!!

1. What was the maximum weekly post for BIT-X signature campaign?

2. What was the closing date of BitDice signature campaign?

3. What was the weekly duration & Closing date of 'YoBit' Signature campaign

Additionally, it seems nobody was able to give me the answer to this, and on that note, I'm here to ask again, What was the weekly duration & Closing date of 'Sportsnet' Signature campaign?

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