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1501  Economy / Gambling / Re: SealsWithClubs.eu | Largest Bitcoin Poker Site | No Banking | Fast Cashouts on: November 29, 2012, 10:51:18 PM
I want to thank all the players for their overwhelming support of Seals.

Freemoney also deserves thanks, for he is charged with a tough task and does it awesome.

The initial affiliate interest has been extremely encouraging.   I am very proud to be a part of SealsWithClubs and will be proudly displaying my patch tomorrow for the $1k Bellagio 5-diamond position poker NL tourney.  Twitter updates / pix obv.

may sell the last $300 of it for btc at small markup...


Are you saying we can sponsor you?  or buy into your $1k tournament?  Then whatever you win, you're giving 30% to whoever buys in to support you?

That sounds awesome.

Precisely!  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112291.msg1367638#msg1367638

I won the event last year (position poker) for over $15k when it was a $500 buy in.  This year it is $1k and I'm going to take a few hundred of myself and sold some to friends that know I'm a shenanigans poker master and will be selling some for btc at a very low 1.15 markup.  (you pay $1.15 for every $1 of action) and I have around 30 btc left to sell. 
1502  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 29, 2012, 10:48:26 PM
a productive day no doubt.

1503  Economy / Gambling / Re: Bryan Micon Poker % buying thread: Orleans $100 HORSE 9/23/12 [OPEN] on: November 29, 2012, 10:41:23 PM
Tomorrow:  The Bellagio 5-Diamond $1,000+$80 Position Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney
(I am the reigning champ of this event, besting a field of 100-ish for about $15k when the buy in was $560)

Date: Friday 11/30/12
Time: 12:00 pm PT
buy-in:  $1080
Avg # of players: 100+
1st Place (estimate): $25,000 USD
Venue:  The Bellagio [ http://www.bellagio.com/files/casino/Five_Diamond_World_Poker_Classic.pdf ]
Current MtGox Price: $12.50

I am Selling 1% shares for 1btc (~ 1.15 markup) and have 28 btc left to sell.

send coins here --->  1MALd2BKccYX4uapwtnx1HHcTBziWZ8jSH     & Post (PM if you want to remain anon) a return address (if you are not sending through seals) and the amount you send to me / what method.

my friends bought 46% of me and I'm going to take a hundred or 3 of myself in this tourney tomorrow, depending on what sells.  For those of you wondering what "Position Poker" is, check out the website: http://positionpoker.com/ (it is basically a "super button" that acts after the regular button, and is possessed by the winner of the last pot) I am a shenanigans poker specialist, and this is shenanigans poker.  I won this tourney during last year's 5 diamond series for over $15,000 when it was a $560 buy in:



http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=67931 (look about a year ago on my cashes list)

I always sell pieces of my tournaments on a first-come-first-served basis.  first coins locks it up.  I will also accept chips on Seals.

I will provide tourney updates & pix via my twitter for the duration of the tourney:  @BryanMicon  


GOOD LUCK ALL!  

BACKERS:

Cousin Craig:  23.15%
Reggiman:  23.15%
illpoet: 1%
Crosby: 1%
1504  Economy / Gambling / Re: SealsWithClubs.eu | Largest Bitcoin Poker Site | No Banking | Fast Cashouts on: November 29, 2012, 10:02:02 PM
I want to thank all the players for their overwhelming support of Seals.

Freemoney also deserves thanks, for he is charged with a tough task and does it awesome.

The initial affiliate interest has been extremely encouraging.   I am very proud to be a part of SealsWithClubs and will be proudly displaying my patch tomorrow for the $1k Bellagio 5-diamond position poker NL tourney.  Twitter updates / pix obv.

may sell the last $300 of it for btc at small markup...





1505  Economy / Gambling / Re: SealsWithClubs.eu - Block 210000 Party REBUY! on: November 27, 2012, 06:27:09 PM
anyone else 'birding bitcoinclock trying to figure when the 25 btc guaranteed .05 btc rebuy frenzy will start?
1506  Other / Off-topic / Re: Break the WWII pigeon code for bitcoin on: November 27, 2012, 05:50:47 PM
If listening to MC Front-a-lot's Defcon 2012 "Secrets of the Future" more than twice I feel I am now qualified to comment on one-time pads. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP8VghUuX7M

Maybe it's just this stupid human brain in my head, but I sort of refuse to accept


AOAKN HVPKD FNFJW YIDDC
RQXSR DJHFP GOVFN MIAPX
PABUZ WYYNP CMPNW HJRZH
NLXKG MEMKK ONOIB AKEEQ
WAOTA RBQRH DJOFM TPZEH
LKXGH RGGHT JRZCQ FNKTQ
KLDTS FQIRW AOAKN 27 1525/6


that is totally unhackable.  It will likely need a savvy human or 2 with the aid of a savvy computer or 2 and try and bunch of top-level shit that the computers can churn on for a hot minute.  I.e. first test that makes sense to me is "what if those 5 letter groupings each represent one letter or number"  code the nuts out of a program to try many different odd ways to add up those letters / divide by  1 then 2 then 3 then take the last digit and match it against a decending alpha-numeric list and see if it spells "COORDINATES 12"W 67"N and try obviously a large number of schemes, a large number of iterations within each scheme... might be a cool incomplete information computing task...

and I hereby fully accept what appears to be the case here and I'm a stupid human who cannot wrap his head around 1xPad cryptography and Frontalot lied to me and said a children's speak-n-spell could crack it in 2025.
1507  Other / Off-topic / Break the WWII pigeon code for bitcoin on: November 27, 2012, 09:43:01 AM
http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/23/world/europe/uk-wwii-pigeon-mystery/index.html

Why can't anyone break this code?  they claim it might have involved a "one time pad"

uh... can't we super-compute the code on out of there real quick?

would be cool if bitcoiners did it... would get the community very positive attention.  Preferably a female cryptographer or a young kid.  That would be perfect for the media. We just *have* to have bad-ass cryptography experts combing these forums... (I am not one of them)
1508  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 27, 2012, 09:18:56 AM
whoa, I clicked my 'E' and it dropped away, I had no idea, why did it do that?

It's by design. To get a free slot if u need it to store something else. If there were Scavengers at the bottom they would pick the letter.

I love you.

Scavengers? 

So I can just buy the biggest fish right?  just deposit enough to make mine bigger just to floss it?
1509  Economy / Gambling / Re: [NEW] Will You Be The Next Lucky Hasher? Win a BFL Jalapeno on: November 27, 2012, 08:14:54 AM

Selecting A Winner[/size]
We take every transaction hash and create a sha256 hash from it. If you purchased multiple tickets in the one transaction we rehash more times with an extra number at the end each time until you have the same amount of sha256 hash's as ticket entries.

It's then a process of finding the one with the highest number. In the case there are multiple with the same number, they move on to the next round where we rehash them then repeat the process.

This goes on until just the one entry remains and becomes the winner.

The whole process is automated by a script in our system to save a lot of time.


IMO 2 things jump out at me when I read your pitch:

1)  Incomplete info on how a winner is selected:  you will need to provide a full, detailed explanation of how you calculate a winner for this to be taken seriously.

2)  Hefty rake:  50x .5 btc raffle tickets = 25 btc = ~ $300 and you ship a $150 BFL Jalapeno that may or may not be delivered?  Also what if BFL does not deliver by January?  Feb? March? April?
1510  Economy / Gambling / Re: SealsWithClubs.eu - Block 210000 Party REBUY! on: November 25, 2012, 07:45:53 PM
Is only one fish big sized now or is it a static or dynamic threshold? Is there a bigger size we haven't seen yet?

I'm not following... is this a joke? 

genuine lol...

lololololol I'm also hooked on biggest fish game so I totally understand this. 

i guess I'll take some time out of my fish-tending to play the Big BTC at 3pm Vegas time - come get at the biggest MTT in bitcoin each week on Seals!
1511  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 25, 2012, 04:42:14 AM
Minor improvement. Fish you can't click don't need the % shown, would clean it up a tad. Especially as it gets crowded in this ocean!

Also minor.Tthe black text on the fish is sometimes hard to read because of the black lines on the fish when I'm zoomed out a ways.

congrats on your biggest fish / did you buy it or un-seed the largest with a successful bite?
1512  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 25, 2012, 02:27:24 AM
totally hooked / have army of SWC fish now...

Q:  is my fish visable / clickable / at all times or only when I'm online in browser?

1513  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 24, 2012, 05:46:02 PM
1)  Love OP / has been helping ppl using the fish-system with attentive PM's.  Kuddos / damn fine operation so far

2) I am mutli-tabling fish game in 2 browsers.  

3)  just ran SealsWithClubsFISHY up to .3 btc / 2x successful bites / huge fucking day IMO


really love this unique / cool btc gaming site.  I hope OP scoops up a domain + somehow can make this my screen saver, and the option when both are only to play a game of rock paper scissors to decide the bite...

I'm just spit-balling here, but this is cool.

edit:  totally addicted, 4-tabling fishes...
1514  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 23, 2012, 11:14:10 PM
Someone has just tried to win against 3 BTC fish. Attacked it with 30 small fish 0.1 BTC each. Now 3 BTC became 4.5 BTC.
It seems to me that a lot of attempts with small fish give less chances to win than one attempt with all powers.

vs the 4.5 fish is a 4.4 fish the best shot?

If u need the highest chance than 4.5 is the best. Adjusting weight of ur fish u adjust winnings VS risk ratio. But don't split ur attack on 2-3-4 stages, coz ur victim will grow between attempts and winnings VS ratio will become worse.

ok i shipped .1 coin to my fish:  1N4mSQSX8cgQshjYnVoSy7NjaTr8szFr8L

then lost a bite, then shipped .11 more and now.... nothing...

+ I made a "MiconFISH" / sent coins to it but accidentally closed the browser - gone forever?
1515  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 23, 2012, 10:31:02 PM
Someone has just tried to win against 3 BTC fish. Attacked it with 30 small fish 0.1 BTC each. Now 3 BTC became 4.5 BTC.
It seems to me that a lot of attempts with small fish give less chances to win than one attempt with all powers.

vs the 4.5 fish is a 4.4 fish the best shot?
1516  Economy / Gambling / Re: The Biggest Fish - cooperative gambling game! on: November 23, 2012, 09:20:46 PM
pretty cool IMO.

totally about to make a Micon fish + a sealswithclubs fish... maybe Freemoney beat me to it  Smiley

So IMO lets say I had a really big fish, like 55 btc or something 10x what the "big" fishes were

- so like, everyone is going to take a shot and bite me - what are my exact chances for survival?  is it supposed to be +EV for smaller fish to bite larger?  so having the largest fish is -EV and just to fly your flag? (I sort of love that model)

- or is it really balanced?  if i drop a headshot of BTC on my fish is it fairly impossible to bite, unless a guy comes along and lets just say makes his fish 45 vs. my 55 and takes a few bites, will he likely 1/2 me after a few shots?  or after his 1st shot I take 1/2 and his next shot is only 1/2 as powerful?

I NEED MORE INFO / really cool / got me thinking for sure. 
1517  Economy / Gambling / Re: Are bitcoins casinos really pointless? on: November 23, 2012, 06:23:59 PM
Not that this is anywhere on topic, but MPOE-PR & Staring Owl seem to disagree on this:

What is the biggest driving force behind the daily volume of transactions on the major exchanges?

I would bet 1.5 yrs ago it was drugs, very specifically Silk Road drugs.  Today I think gambling makes up a non-negligible part of that economy, but so do many other things now 1.5 yrs later from the drug-dominated BTC economy, and I believe the drug impact has shrunk on a %-of-btc-economy basis but likely grown by all other metrics, such as users and total USD transacted. 

So what do you guys think, if you had to assign %'s to it, makes up the btc economy?  Mt. Gox recently has ~25k btc traded per 24 hrs and about $12/btc so each 24 hours $300,000 USD worth of BTC are traded.  What are they used for?  Isn't there a Silk Road study every other week?  I think I  remember ~$20-$25M in sales each year, which would be about ~2M in trades per month, which would be about 22% of the BTC economy.

IMO Drugs / Silk Road (is there any other place to buy drugs?) make up about 22% of the btc economy ATM.

And when beginning to speculate upon the other 78%, I would say gambling is around 3-8%, and while someone may link me to the SatoshiDice block-chain exploder graph, let me state that they have made 15,000 btc since they have been operating.  While this may generate a lot of blockchain transactions, there is only 15,000 btc worth of total loss that if you assume would be re-purchased for fresh fiat only adds 15,000 btc total worth of trades.  No where near impacting daily volumes, i.e. there aren't many people winning huge and cashing out on Gox, or losing huge and always needing to buy more from Gox.  (although there are a few outliers, and those outliers are hard core degenerates Smiley
1518  Economy / Gambling / Re: SealsWithClubs.eu - Block 210000 Party REBUY! on: November 22, 2012, 07:31:40 AM
I'll stake up to 3 ppl to the midnight Vegas time 300 chip (.3 btc) smooth-a-ment.

smooth blind structure / 3btc guarantee.  who wants in?  50-50 after I get my 300 chips back if you cash anything.  totally free for you!  post your SN and I'll ship it.
1519  Economy / Gambling / Re: SealsWithClubs.eu - Block 210000 Party REBUY! on: November 19, 2012, 03:08:54 PM
Giving out 100 chip buy-ins to the upcoming 5 bitcoin guaranteed tourney in about 2 hours.  Just post a seals username on the thread listed below on my poker forum / podcast site Donkdown: (it can be a burner for all I care) and post on DD, I'll ship the 100 chips, you play the tourney / don't need to send anything back to me / no catch:

http://www.donkdown.com/forum/11-17-100-chip-seals-tourney-3pm-vegas-time-stakes-inside-t86627.html

what a guy?!?!  Why the generosity?

Always gotta spread the bitcoin love.  Every now and then when I have a good week playing on Seals I'll toss out some coin, hope a guy runs it up and learns about both bitcoin and selswithclubs. 

Are you partying because the starfish finally got scammerified?

Lolz just took a look at long-term offers for the first time in a while.  That section has been clear-cut, as it should be.  I stopped being active when it was clear the house of cards was falling and it no longer seemed like a legitimate section to new users.  I just toss out free Seals chips from time to time / this one didn't have to do with anything but I'm glad Patrick finally got the scammer, he caused so much harm to the naive with his A++ scam credit ratings in addition to his own personal scam.
1520  Economy / Gambling / Re: Are bitcoins casinos really pointless? on: November 19, 2012, 03:02:23 PM
I would bet that right now SealsWithClubs is #2 in the bitcoin gambling world, based on all metrics, behind Satoshi Dice.

I think that as a pure bitcoin poker play, we have taken the game beyond the "fun" level of sites and built it into something that is viable and extremely cool IMO, but obviously I'm horribly biased here Smiley

As a site pro and affiliate manager, I can say that the poker community response has been extremely encouraging.  By using bitcoin to lower the overhead, we now offer an active poker site with extremely low rake when compared to the traditional industry.  I think this cost savings and total elimination of all payment processor headaches has made us extremely competitive.

I am extremely excited to further this project in 2013, and consider it my main focus.

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