It's definitely a unique idea and I don't see why it wouldn't work.
I mean, if casinos can have live roulette and blackjack games, then live slot games would also work I'd think.

Also, it would be cool to have this at a cryptocurrency casino, just because of the novelty factor.

Btw, good luck with your lawsuit!

Am I the only one who's pissed that they even suggested this?
I mean, the audacity they have to even make a suggestion like that prompted me to instantly delete my account at Binance.


Source: https://www.coindesk.com/binance-may-consider-bitcoin-rollback-following-40-million-hack

It may have some negative consequences, yeah right. That's going over it pretty lightly to say the least...
That just shows to me that they have way too much power.

I think they're just making preparations to get the production sorted.
OP sent me a pm for a free review unit and I've already made an order on their website free of charge.

Uh----huh and what's your point? Just looks like ordinary shilling to me.
They're still in business because they've been completely honest with their customers.

No scandals, no hacks or whatever. If I'd want to promote them, I'd at least write something that's more personal than that
Not that I think you're actually getting paid by CG, probably just increasing your signature payment here on this forum...

Are there any updates regarding when you think the first units will be shipped out?
I'd love to start work on my review, so looking forward to receiving my review unit

Great work bringing blockchain more into the mainstream!
I'll definitely rent out Season 1 on Vimeo to check it out, €4.42 isn't that expensive after all

Wouldn't it be better to just make a list like that on the Bitcoin wiki?
Now, I'm not sure whether that would actually be allowed, since everybody can just edit those pages. Not sure if edits are reviewed before publishing them though.

I would just suspect that people would start adding their affiliate links and that it's going to be a real mess to moderate.

Oh? I'm curious what you're working on, I get that you probably can't give any hints as to what it is, but you might have a possible timeframe to share?
My prediction is that it's going to be a new game Something PvP would be nice.

Most people who watch porn on the free "tube"-like website really don't care of the content is stolen or not.
I think the main selling point of porn, would be the fact that video's are fully available in HD, and indeed, not just short clips.

That said, free porn will also get you there And at least you do not have buyers remorse after you've...

It's at times like these that I'm extremely glad that I never keep any coins at exchanges, not even for a day or so.
I mean, it could definitely be the case that they're just revealing the tip of the iceberg and that the hack is much more severe.

I definitely wouldn't be surprised if they come out in a couple of days, mentioning that their cold storage has been compromised.

Never thought I'd see the day that Dogecoin was listed on Coinbase.
They've come pretty far, if you think that it all started out as a joke coin.

I do like Doge, transactions are a lot faster than Bitcoin for example, I tend to use it for gambling

I definitely hope that other car manufacturers jump on the bandwagon, just so there are other options besides luxury cars.
Definitely didn't think IOTA could get such a big company to use them though, really shows the massive potential of blockchain-based applications for the real world.

It's actually pretty simple, just don't get scammed.
Most scams happen because people are stupid enough to fall for it.

If something looks too good to be true, it's usually a scam.

Don't keep your coins on any sort of wallet on the web, use either a hardware wallet or a secure desktop wallet.

The chance that someone will break into your computer, without you having downloaded any malicious software, is really really small.
Most scams happen because of mistakes that the victim has made.

I don't know about that suggestion, I mean I wouldn't recommend anyone starting any sort of crowdfunding campaign, if they have nothing more than just a concept.
For me to invest or recommend a crowdfunding campaign to someone, at the very least I'd want the project to have a working prototype.

Just something that shows they've put effort and money into it themselves. Not just an elaborate idea basically.

Well, I thought I had, but actually not, I'd withdrawn the funds that I had deposited through other payment processors.
Just read this bit in their FAQ:


https://support.neteller.com/PAYMENTS/Deposits-Money-In/85238436/How-do-I-deposit-via-Bitcoin-Bitcoin-Cash.htm

That sucks, it's the primary reason why I ordered their card :-/ Just have it since 4 weeks ago.

Where do you get those numbers from? I think the percentage of problem gamblers is actually much higher than 5%
Most casinos are actually run in a way that turns people into addicts and they definitely make most of their profits from people who are addicted.

Mind you, this isn't a call to make gambling illegal or anything, I'm just saying that I think the percentage is much higher than 5%

Sadly, I won't be attending, I'm based in Europe and I'm pretty busy with work the next couple of weeks.


That's really sad to hear, I wish you would've asked me for some help sooner.
It's completely true that you won't get any engagement or upvotes if you just join Steemit and start writing, without looking further into it.

If you decide to try again, I can introduce you to some communities and suggest some tags you can use on your blogs, so you will get more upvotes and comments.
It really is a pretty tight-knit community and you do have to know some people in order to make it there.

I know it's not an ideal situation, I wish there was a better system in place for good content to get discovered.
That might change soon though, I know some projects that are working on it.

The larger texts were a bit hard to read with that font against that background, but I really do have to commend you.
It's not often that a story like this ends without naming anyone, purely for ethical reasons.

That's what I find most distasteful about most of these hunts for Satoshi's identity.
He clearly wanted to remain anonymous and I personally feel that should be respected.

So, kudos for turning this into an interesting story, without actually naming him!

I definitely prefer earning through dividends, trading is way too risky for me personally, just because I don't have the expertise to trade profitably.
Currently, I have a couple of ways that earn me daily dividends, more specifically on the Steem blockchain.

Still looking for more interesting POS coins that would allow me to earn, just from my stake.

I mean that's basically just the same as saying that water is wet...
The article you've posted wasn't that interesting because it's clearly meant as a promotion for Vertex, which is fine but there just isn't any substance to it.