Seems like an open and shut case, Johnson. 

Obviously OP is at fault for not reading the terms and conditions. Although after having taken a look at his trust ratings its obvious this is not the first time he has been trying to slap mud on the name of a trusted online gambling casino. Say what you like but it even seems like giving casinos a bad name is his job. I wonder if other casinos hire him to do this?

Either way its what I would deem Libel. The casinos he has continually defamed could give him a bad time if they wanted.

Not only is this guy, Zarfund, a complete troll who deletes posts randomly, he is also a scammer who tried to scam people out of their money. At some point we need to set bans on scammers like him. Not just bans but IP bans. They might do nothing for someone with a VPN but it will clean up some of the trash thats scamming around on this forum. At some point leaving negative trust feedback really does nothing. And newbies still read his topics without understanding the kind of person he is.

If not a ban, could we at least get global ignores for all user-posts or a mechanism for denying users with a certain amount of negative trust the freedom to create topics?

I am glad you won the bet, but taking out a loan to gamble was a bad life decision which could have taken a very bad turn. I hope your latest gambling win does not inspire you to take out more loans to gamble with. As far as betting goes, I only bet with money I can afford to lose without having to take out any borrowed money. In fact, I hate asking for loans. How did you even convince someone to loan you money to use for betting? Hopefully that was not mafia loans  . That could have turned out really badly.

That seems very philosophical but you are not wrong in thinking that way. Life itself is obviously risky and everything we do is risky. The only thing we can really win by gambling at this casino named life, is more time.

Everything we do just gives us more time but in the end, the casino wins and we lose. Losing in this case means not only losing our money but everything we own, are or ever will be. Thats death basically. The worst loss you can experience in your lifetime.

But as with gambling normally at a casino, this type of "life gamble" is what we need. Otherwise can you imagine how boring existance would be?

Any stranger reaching out to you on telegram is 99.9% a scammer. If I were you I would avoid them. You can turn off the option of being contacted by strangers or added to groups in the Telegram options. I would recommend turning both off. I did and I have my peace now.

Classics. If you post them in the mentioned required format, I will add them to the list.

Can you imagine the value of Bitcoin, once its limited supply has been made legal tender by the entire population of Earth?

We already are at the stage of small country adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender. Once a big country like Mexico joins in(and they will), then we will see the next stage of adoption. I believe that Bitcoin will become the global world currency. It's coming in the next 2-5 years. Definitely.

I added it to my list.

Also, this is the english translated full version. (Bad quality and weird music added): but https://youtu.be/ZvQzaSa_4Q0
Don't listen to the audio, it ruins the film.

Added! Thank you for the recommendation!

The idiot masses will make a cult out of what they consider "AI predictions" in the near future. Feel free to screenshot this.



Also thanks for the movie idea. I watched it and I am adding it to my list

Added Harakiri and Three Days of the Condor.

Anyone is free to recommend an old movie.

Its a bit hard to take your university serious and as "sharp minded" when people do not understand a very simple concept which has thousands of explaination videos on youtube which even explain Bitcoin in a way a non-coding layman can understand. It seems more likely that the problem is not that they do not understand but rather there is no interest among anyone at your university.

So from my point of perspective, the problem that you should be solving is how to get people interested in Bitcoin.

Your problem is a marketing problem. Find ways to market Bitcoin to them in a way that connects the old ways and the new and will drive people to become interested in Bitcoin.

Fortunejack is really upping the game when it comes to user experience design! I really like how pleasantly the colors match and overlap on the new version. It does not hurt the eyes and games are easy to find and understand. I have not yet had the pleasure of trying out the new games but I definitely will, when I find the time!

A lot of people assume that I am merely promoting this casino for money but the truth is, I have really started to like the site. Most comfy gambling experience that I have ever had!

I hope FJ stays at the top as number 1 for years to come! Good job, Fortunejack team!

As much as a fan of Canelo that I am, I really cannot condone bias, especially from people with a position of power and responsibility like actual judges. They have already damaged their reputation far enough for me to distrust them completely. If anything this is why a large amount of people in the gambling world believe that even big fights like this are rigged. And the more I see unfair bias, the more I have to agree with them on that assessment.

I hope things start changing soon because the judges really ruin the fight for everyone. I find myself losing interest in whatever fight they have a say in.

I agree with what you're saying. The liquidity in most exchanges is going down and it is becoming very hard to sell/buy at a moments notice without making a huge loss. I had to stop trading on Poloniex for that exact reason. Nobody is buying or selling, the liquidity of Poloniex is becoming stagnant and I believe the exchange will drown soon if they do not save themselves from that problem.

An unexperienced trader might market buy at 5% higher than for example Binance market price. This is a huge problem and almost scammy in nature.

Avoid low liquidity exchanges if you day trade. That is definitely a good tip.

This poster is probably a scammer

I would avoid him like the pest he is. There is absolutely no explaination on how he will bring you an earning of 500-1000 Eur every day and I believe he is withholding details because there is no strategy. Its just a scam or a ponzi scheme. The very fact he demands 2000 Euro is already a huge warning sign as well as wanting to discuss matters further on Telegram.

This topic has nothing to do with gambling and should be locked for the good of everyone.

1xbit has many such accusations in the scam accusations subforum of Bitcointalk and even other accusations in other forums. It is obviously a scam casino or a very unprofessional casino run by idiots.

This is why I always tell people, especially newcomers to the world of gambling, in this case crypto gambling, that the minimum amount of research you should do before putting funds in a casino is to google two words. "[casino name]" and "scam". If the first page shows people complaining about being scammed by said casino, then you can do more research if this is happening to more than a few people. That is the absolute minimum amount of research you should do. I recommend way more research but for lazy people it will do.

But it seems people have too much money to care about being scammed nowadays. Whats the point of doing your own research if one is too lazy to google?

So let me get this right:

You want to

1. Borrow fiat for half of your Bitcoin as collateral.
2. Pay off the loan by, what, selling Bitcoin profits for x amount of fiat or in the form of x amount of Bitcoin?

So either you are paying tax once you sell for fiat to pay your debt OR you pay in an agreed amount of Bitcoins. And seeing as Bitcoin is going up very nicely, you could actually lose out more on profits than you would have paid on taxes. Unless of course Bitcoin falls. But thats not a bet I would want to take. Because the chances that Bitcoin is going to go past 33% in price is more likely than the opposite. And at that point you lost more than if you paid 33% in taxes.

Don't the rich make money by borrowing fiat to buy property which will then generate turnover (revenue)? That generated turnover is taxed and part of the profit is used to pay back the loan? Once its paid back they can do the same method over again but this time borrow more by using the bought property as additional collateral?

Any turnover is still taxxed. If your property does not generate any profit and you have no fiat to pay them back then they can take your property and your Bitcoin as collateral. Am I missing something?

The same method for borrowing money to buy Bitcoin would generate huge profits.
But first you have to find someone to loan you fiat to buy Bitcoin.

The loan application conversation would go like this:

You : Hi, I want to borrow fiat to buy BTC.
Bank: No. If we were smart enough to understand the potential of Bitcoin, we would have bought it ourselves.

I am not one hundred percent sure but I think it might also have a lot to do with whales deciding on market sentiment mostly from looking at the biggest market cap player, Bitcoin. If cryptocurrency sentiment goes down, thats just the whales shorting against stablecoins or fiat. And if the altcoin is pair-listed with Bitcoin, a lot of people push Bitcoin down even further by selling it for said Altcoin. But thats the same reason as why altcoins go higher than BTC whenever there is BTC pump. Basically thats just them longing their altcoin against Bitcoin.

I might be totally off but thats how I see it.

Did you just discover a new sex act?