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phinzphan


thanks!

(Sorry Alabamafan1 this isn't  a shot at you haha)

Did the owner abandon ship? I e-mailed him a couple days ago  about something totally unrelated to what went down and he hasn't answered back.


Also, did CNBC look into the credibility of coinbet before they wrote this? (tried to link, wouldn't work, just google cnbc coinbet)

if you don't take the bonus there's no rollover, correct?

I deposited small, but I'm kind off iffy about it. I'd like to know of any withdraws too.

Is there a way to show our balance in BTC? I'm seeing it in USD. thanks

The site looks something like pinterest now.. odd.

cool.

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phinsphan


thank you!

can the  TNF bet be part of a parlay?

Ice-Dice.com is awesome!

Hi. I came across this website a couple days ago (giftcarddrainer.com) that lets you exchange your visa gift cards for bitcoin. They do have an A- from the better business bureau but one of their requirements is giving them a bank account number. is this safe to do?  could it be used fraudulently  if it were to get in the wrong hands? (say a 3rd party hacker or something). Sorry to come across as if I'm wearing a tinfoil hat 



Thanks

True, but it seems but I still find it odd the likes of  pokerstars, pinnacle,bookmaker,  and others that have been around for a while, haven't gotten on board with this. Some sites won't take US customers, but since bitcoin is pretty much untraceable, this would be an out for them, no? True, but it seems but I still find it odd the likes of  pokerstars, pinnacle,bookmaker, etc haven't gotten on board with this. Some sites won't take US customers, but since bitcoin is pretty much untraceable, this would be an out for them, no?

I'll place the occasional bet online mainly sports and poker and I can't help to wonder, why  won't they use bitcoin? It would be much easier for players and site operators alike to pass funds back and forth. There would be zero Government or bank  interference (since it's all anonymous). And  there would be no risk of checks bouncing. Even reliable  books/casinos/poker rooms etc have checks bounce at the fault of processors.  So why not pass all this nonsense and deal with bitcoin?  When do you think Bitcoin will catch on with offshore gambling, if at all? Seems like an offshore casino's dream.

ps: I didn't try posting on a gambling forum because I don't know how the site defines "Local forum" so I posted it here.. if you wish to move it, feel free.