Yes, that is permitted; however, much like FrueGreads pointed out in the previous scenario, that's also unlikely to win you the competition (or even get you to the top prizes - just look at the state of the leaderboard at the moment, for example).

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Welcome aboard, bitbollo.

I'm sorry sanerin, but you have to register before you can participate in this competition - since we're in the late registration period (and will be until the next Saturday), all that requires is a post with your username, the payout address you will be using for all your bets, and your starting bankroll (following the format given in the second post of this thread). But, please make sure you read all the rules first, and post any doubts you might have.

Last round's winner was Sulphurxx, with something like 158% ROI, if I remember correctly.

Yes; please post the link to every bet you make in this thread, as soon as possible, after placing it in the site - the competition wouldn't really be very interesting otherwise, and other users wouldn't very well be able to follow the participants' bets, if they weren't posted.

Sure, you can enter the competition, if you want - there are still 10 more days to go in the late registration period.

But, please use the registration format detailed in the second post of this thread.

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Thanks for joining frank0929.

Hi tech_solutions. It may be best to post this directly in the DirectBet thread, here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=393147.0 - they may be better able to explain what that outcome means there, as this thread is only for the competition we are running (which doesn't cover these types of bets, so it would be a bit off-topic here).

Yes, that is allowed, as the parlay is basically a different bet (and requires you to win all the bets that constitute it).

Participants can place bets on any event present in the site: football related, politics related, or anything else, really.

The only exceptions are the "All-In Poker", and "Direct Dice" games - those don't count.

Well, you can do so in one of three places:

Directly in the competition leaderboard: https://directbet.eu/Competition.cshtml;
In the third post of this thread, which shows all the participants, and relevant information: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159253.msg12210721#msg12210721;
Or in this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159253.msg12563277#msg12563277.

Welcome nikona; thanks for joining the competition.

Please make sure to review the rules, and place any doubts you may have here.

Thanks for registering guys. FrueGreads will add you all to the list soon.

Also, feel free to post your questions in this thread, and someone will answer them as soon as possible.

Well, this was the registration thread for a good competition.

Anyway, it might be best not to bump this thread again, so as not to confuse other users - the current round of this competition is being held in the following thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159253.

No, there is no need to deposit the BTC you will be using as bankroll anywhere - the address you will be using for bet payouts can be completely empty, if you so choose. In fact, you don't even need to have as much BTC in total as you declare as your starting bankroll.

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Participants are free to bet in just about any event available in the site, including live matches, and sports related or not. However, the "All-In Poker" and "Direct Dice" games do not count.

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Hmm, actually, participants had the possibility of re-entering the competition, in the previous event, if they lost their bankroll; however, we've removed that option in this round, so I guess that is one way of losing (even though, if you make the 70+ required bets, you will still receive the consolation prize, at least).

The only way, that I can think of, that will get a participant kicked out from the competition entirely is if he is caught cheating.

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I believe there is no restriction from where you can send the funds for a bet¹; the only restriction is that you must always set the address where you want to receive your earnings as the address you declare when registering for the competition.

1 - hopefully FrueGreads or DirectBet will be along shortly and correct me if I missed something.

I'm glad you could make it, Everybitbit. In relation to the wallet, I believe there should be no problem with it, provided you can set the receiving address for all your bets to the BTC address you declared here; but, I'll try to look into that a bit more, just to make sure.

Thanks for joining guys. I see triple prizes will be coming up for Hexcoin and Towdriver91.

Thanks for joining Triple.



Welcome aboard ingiltere. 1 BTC bankroll? Well then, triple prizes for you!

Thanks for joining. Please make sure to re-read all the rules before the competition starts, and feel free to post any questions you might have.

Good luck.

Hmm, pois... vocês estão a falar do GoldenTowns, certo?

Tentei agora o registro de uma nova conta no PipsTycoon, e não me estava a aparecer captcha nenhum - nem tão pouco tive qualquer problema em registar, ou a fazer o login, e já estava a achar estranho.

O jogo continua com muitos bugs, infelizmente, e duvido que isso mude em breve.

E se depois de fazeres o registro (e receberes o erro sobre o captcha) tentares fazer login na mesma? Com um pouco de sorte, eles esqueceram-se que estavam a meio de implementar essa parte do captcha, mas estão a criar a conta mesmo assim.

Well, if you're into sports betting, FrueGreads and I are running a tipster competition, sponsored by DirectBet.eu, where you can earn up to 3 BTC in prizes, plus tips - and, even if you don't reach the top prizes, you'll still get a guaranteed 0.03 BTC free bet (or a 0.09 BTC free bet, depending on your starting bankroll). Also, it's free to enter, and you can start with as little or as much of a bankroll as you feel comfortable betting with. Here's the thread, if you want to check it out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159253.

I'm sorry AMR008, but I have to ask you to enroll only after you reach the Junior Member rank - I would open an exception if you were nearly there, but the truth is you're not (I see you have some potential activity but, unfortunately, you still need to make 27 more constructive posts before you get to the required rank).

Also, the name used in this competition must be the same as your Bitcointalk forum username (we should have gotten rid of this registration requirement already, I guess).

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Welcome back guys.

Please make sure to familiarize yourselves with the new rules; there were a few changes since the last competition.