There is at least one guy who bet $110,000 on Canelo winning. If he wins the bet his payout would be $2,750.
https://twitter.com/DavidPurdum/status/1365422237034110980
I wonder if it is just a publicity stunt to promote the casino, otherwise this is just insane.

I am not seeing much hype around this fight and I'm not sure I will bother to watch it live. I'm expecting it to end with an early KO.

When somebody advertises something then there is obviously going to be some form of compensation. Even streamers who are not paid directly to advertise are still looking to make money from referrals and they don't intend on solely using their own income for something that carries a certain level of risk. Whether they feel like disclosing that they're playing with sponsor money or not isn't all that relevant to me because it is safe to assume that almost everyone is doing it out of self interest.

I made a few bets in the hi-lo game and later in the day I received a second free spin so this theory for receiving more than 1 spin per day appears to be correct.


Every promotional email I have received has always included a free wheel spin. It could be that your adblocker is blocking third party trackers and that's why you're not seeing the images you need to click on to redeem the spin.

Basically, the best way to avoid being scammed is to use common sense. The most common type of scam is where you are promised a large sum of BTC but the only way you can receive it is by sending the other person a smaller amount of BTC. They try to justify this by saying it is for some kind of fees but in reality they will just take your money and never give you any prize.

Binance was my first choice when you were able to use it without KYC in the United States. I really haven't needed to use a centralized exchange in a long time. If I need to exchange an altcoin for BTC or vice versa I just use an instant exchanger like Sideshift or Simpleswap. For random ERC-20 tokens that aren't on any traditional exchange then Uniswap is a good option.

Wilder is the stereotypical bumbling idiot from Alabama. I am not surprised at all that he actually believes these things and is using it to justify his loss. His fanbase might still believe in him but to the rest of the world he looks like a buffoon. The only way he can repair his image after this devastating loss is to get back to fighting and beat some credible opponents.

I didn't get a free spin yesterday either. Somebody else said they received 3 emails yesterday. Maybe there was a bug that gave some people too many and some got none.

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The price of FUN started pumping again and I was up 20% on the few tokens I had earlier today. I bought some more but I still have a profit of nearly 10%. If you didn't FOMO buy at the beginning of the month then you should be doing just fine on this investment.

That saying doesn't make a lot of sense when it comes to trading because you can never predict the future price with absolute certainty. If I see that the price is way down from where it was just a few days ago then to me this looks like a good opportunity to buy more. The overall trend is still upwards so even if the price continues to drop for a little while I am sure that I will eventually make a profit.

I am not going to bother going through the sign up process again to see what is the issue but I do have an account that I had already created a while ago and I was able to log in just fine. There doesn't seem to be too many active accounts right now so you are not really missing out too much.

If you are a visitor who is not logged in then there is some stuff that is hidden because this information is unique to every individual user. Your ROI will depend on how many BFG tokens you have. If you're not logged in then they don't know how many BFG you own. They do give you general information like how much dividends you would earn if you had 100k BFG staked and I think this is good enough.

This was a really interesting experiment. Once the wagering volume started going down it did not seem like it was worth remaining a part of the bankroll. I feel bad for investors who lost the majority of their investment. People have compared this to investing in an unprofitable company that decided to shut down. If YOLOdice was more like a company then I think a change in leadership might have been more appropriate rather than leaving investors holding the bag. Unfortunately, with gambling there is a lot of anonymity involved and you can't just change ownership suddenly to someone that has no reputation.

It would take less than a 100% increase to reach $100k. Nine months ago the Bitcoin price was around $9,000. It has gone up more than 5x since then. Bitcoin doubling to reach $100k with nine months remaining in the year is certainly a plausible situation. Even $250k per BTC is within the realm of possibility as long as the market remains bullish.

It took me about 5 years to reach 10,000 free rolls so that is about how long it would take for the average person to reach the minimum withdrawal if they are only using the faucet. At this point it is not strictly a faucet anymore and it is great they've diversified their business so it is not something that you need to waste years trying to reach a goal that is continually moving further away.

I did not watch this fight tonight but by all accounts it was not a great performance by Broner. His days of fighting at the elite level are gone and he should seriously consider retirement. Too bad he's lived recklessly and will probably have to offer himself as a sacrifice to build up a younger fighter if he wants to continue fighting and making money.

Valdez fought the perfect fight and sealed it with an exclamation point. That was a devastating knockout. This performance should probably be enough to put Valdez into the top 10 pound for pound list. Berchelt might've looked sluggish due to his excessive weight cut. It was not the brawl we expected due to Valdez's superior technique but it was still an enjoyable fight and an early frontrunner for KO of the year.

It is unfortunate they could not keep the site operating for longer. As far as dice sites go this was my favorite.

The FAQ leaves open the possibility of selling the site. I hope somebody can come up with a good offer and continue running it. It would probably be easier to just copy it's best features but there is still some value in the YOLOdice brand that will be difficult to recreate for a new casino.

I did not anticipate it growing this fast. I know ETH has it's problems with high gas fees and scalability. Binance Smart Chain has emerged as a credible alternative and they have billions of dollars to promote their network and attract developers.

We've seen it go up by a lot in recent months and reach a new all time high price. There was not really a reason for this and it just seemed like it was going up because Bitcoin had been going up. $2000 seems inevitable but it is not certain because we don't see the same level of interest from corporations as we have seen in bitcoin.

I think being centralized and highly regulated will be a turn off to most people. Maybe it will help increase adoption of cryptocurrency but it will also be limited with these strict rules they want to implement. It is not even certain if even bitcoin meets their standards or they will be using some kind of government friendly stablecoin.

I remember watching Valdez fight Scott Quigg in an outdoor arena while it was pouring rain and very cold. Quigg came in very overweight for the fight but Valdez still agreed to face him. During the fight Valdez had his jaw broken early and fought most of the night with blood coming out of his mouth. Even with all this adversity he managed to win the fight. He is one of the toughest warriors I have seen.