86 - plvbob0070

Regardless of the issue, or if it's just a PR move or not, it's still great that Bitcasino made an action towards op's problem although it was really not their fault and they are not really liable about the hacking. Also, the way they responded and offer free spins to op is a good move.

And I guess, it's a lesson to op to set up 2fa. Better be careful next time to avoid this kind of scenario again. Even if it's disappointing for OP  that his account got hacked, he's still lucky with the immediate response he got from Bitcasino.

It's still a matter of preference for every gambler. Others may agree to OP that slot is better while others may prefer dice over the other game mentioned. We have different reasons why we like the game better than the other one.


I have been gambling for quite a while now so personally, I have tried both. And I don't really know what to pick since both games can be fun to play depending on my mood. I don't have a specific liking between the two since I usually just play different games when I feel bored already with the other. But if I have to choose between the two, I might choose slots since I feel like I'm enjoying it better.

It really becomes an essential part of new running businesses to maximize the use of marketing strategy and promotions because that's what they need to attract customers. Promotional bonuses can also be their investment if they really want to gain attention or get recognized by gamblers.

New casinos may find it hard to build a reputation and gain enough attention, but if they would really work hard and try their best, they can have an opportunity to do well in the market just like with other old and trusted casinos.

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Updated na ulit ang list and pansin ko rin na sobrang laki ng mga merit na nadagdag sa ibang ph users which is good. Patuloy pa rin akong naghahanap ng mga ph users na active sa forum and patuloy ko na iaupdate and mga list dahil alam ko maari itong maging basehan para malaman kung gaano ba kaactive ang mga Filipino.

I already added you on the list. Sana pagpatuloy mo ang pagiging active sa local and sa forum. Marami kang matutunan dito sa forum, ugaliin mo lang iexplore ang mga iba't-ibang section and thread.

I think some agencies were already accepting bitcoin for payment, however, not all will accept this kind of payment since there is still a lack of mass adoption. People traveling would still see fiat or cards as more convenient when booking for flights. 

Travel agencies and tourism are a great factor in the economy and are also widely affected by pandemic because of the lockdown. Also, the government is limiting travels going inside and outside the country because there is a threat that the virus will spread more. So with the current problem, I don't think using bitcoin or crypto payment will really help in solving the issues in the tourism or travel industry. Yes, it's great to adopt technological innovation but I don't think it will be that easy since not all people are still ready for crypto payments and we are still at the beginning of mass adoption.

The problem is people think it's an advantage, what they don't think is that it is a technique of a scammer to attract attention. Given this, the only people that will fall for this kind of tricks are the fool and greedy people because they don't think wisely when it comes to things that may benefit them. People should not establish any huge expectations on the issue of too wonderful to be true promises because it can be a fraud. Hence, we should also educate ourselves, so we aren't illiterate when it comes to this kind of matter.

Both economies will be affected by this conflict if this will grow more. Since both of them are benefiting from each other. Just like what OP mentioned, they have a big population which will have an impact on both economies since China is acting as the producer while India is the consumer.

However, I don't think there's something to worry about banning Chinese apps. I mean, we've been seeing issues recently about the Chinese app (TikTok) is used in spying its users. And why would it be an issue if India decided to ban Chinese apps when in the first place, China bans a lot of foreign apps in their country. And I've also heard that due to the current pandemic, India is promotion local to help their economy, and it's not just about the conflict between the two countries.

We may not exactly know the market size but definitely, online gambling is earning a lot. Just like in a physical casino, they pay a huge amount of taxes because they are earning a lot. So it's kinda same with online casinos. If a single person can actually spend such a huge amount, what more for hundreds or thousands of players they have. Since there's still anonymity, some crypto gamblers are not afraid to spend tons of money on gambling, especially if the money they are using is not actually their own money.

It's just shocking how that person used his knowledge to fake transactions and transfer money in his personal account. With that huge money, it's obvious how he will get caught.

Obviously, I will choose those who offer various games. As a gambler, people usually get tired of doing or playing the same thing over and over, it would be better to have different choices to enjoy. Some gamblers like to explore different games while playing so they will stick to a gambling site if they feel contented with the games they offer.

And if you are operating a casino, you will attract more customers if you have a variety of games since you can gather those customers even if they have different tastes. But if you will just stick with a single game, you will only attract gamblers who like that game.

Of course, there are always risks in any kind of investment and I know it's part of investing or trading. It is quite good to invest in new coins/tokens if you know if it's legit and has a strong community and developer team. It will have huge risks if you are going to invest in new coins that randomly popped up in the market. If ever you have problems with your trading skills, you can learn it by just reading some guidelines/books about trading or you can even watch some videos tutorial on your Youtube. For me, it still not safe if you're going to invest in Bitcoin because it's too volatile. Like if you are going to see it in the market and sometimes in just a few minutes or hours you can see a big dump or pump on its price. But even if it's too volatile, it's still the number 1 cryptocurrency for me. Aside from that, it's too good for a long term investment if you are willing to earn good profit.

That's true, that's why many people are always risking because they know it will have a big profit for them. But it doesn't happen all the time. Sometimes you will lose a lot before you earn good and high profits.

Indeed. They get blinded by the idea of earning a huge amount of money in a short period of time which is totally too good to be true. They easily get swayed by what they see on social media as if everything is real. Even if someone will warn them about investment schemes, they won't learn until they get scammed.

SEC is just doing it right. But it would be better if they will also be active warning people in popular social media platforms because that's where usually people get victimized. Cause personally, I don't think it's enough to reach to other people about this warning.

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Aside from working about the economy, it's very important to improve the medical and health care system. Even if they will keep on looking for a solution to prevent the economy from crashing, if COVID cases will keep on increasing that much each day, it will still be a tough fight for India.

I don't know how India is handling the pandemic in terms of medical and health care, but have they done mass testing or tracking people? Because I see that a lot of countries who are successful in fighting the virus have done this strategy. It's still good that they are promoting local because it will also help them. Also, the cooperation and trust of people towards the government will also help in handling the pandemic.

That's true, this rule can really reduce burst posting. The campaign only required 10 posts per week so I think the rules are quite suitable for the campaign. Just like what others say here, only the bounty managers have the right to create/change the rules in the campaign. Being a bounty hunter, we are obliged to follow the rules in order to earn the rewards. And I agree with @VDraci, it's better to find another campaign if you are not satisfied with the rules of the campaign.

Some of the people here hate seeing spam post and they even report it. That's why having that kind of rule is quite good for me. Who knows if the bounty manager will change the rules.

Sobrang lakas ng loob nya hindi nya alam na maraming magaling dito na para malaman kung scam ba or hindi ang isang investment. Sa malamang ipopost ng promoter yung investment site nya sa mga social media sites dahil na buking nya sya dito pero sa malamang din ay mabubuking ulit ito. Chineck ko yung post history ng promoter or user na post ng investment na ito and deleted na yung mga post nya sa lahat ng section and may red tag na rin sya. That's true sunod sunod yung makikita mong ponzi scheme na lumalabas and kalat ito sa mga social media sites tulad nalang ni Facebook.

Mukhang hindi na rin babalik dito yung user na nagpropromote na kanyang scam na investment.

Of course, you will be happy since you have achieved something but that feeling will only remain for a short time. After that, things will be the same as before. It's like the same feeling working hard for homework, and after getting a satisfying score, you wipl be happy because it just shows that someone appreciated your hard work.  But after that, it will just become part of your journey since what really matters is the thing you have learned from doing the homework, not the score you got but it will also encourage you to do even better.

You can also earn merit if you know you are deserving of one, you just need to give quality in your post. Soon, you will also be able to know how it feels. Good luck.

Of course, bitcoin will have its own positive and negative side. We all see the benefits of bitcoin that is why we remain using it. What you said about bitcoin payments, the traditional currency still remains convenient for most of the people since it is accepted everywhere unlike in bitcoin, most of it is just online but still rare to use it in buying on a physical store.

But other than that, bitcoin is indeed beneficial in many ways just like what others have mentioned. The more we see bitcoin adoption, the more people will recognize the advantage and usage of bitcoin in our lives.

I don't know how your son got into that gambling site and why is he interested in online gambling at that young age. So as his parent, I think you should talk to him. We don't personally know your son so it's you who can talk to him and discipline him. In fact, I believe that it's not only the site's fault why your son is gambling because it's also your responsibility to monitor your child and what he is doing.

While it's still early, you need to teach your son not to gamble because it might lead to a big problem especially he is still a minor and can't handle emotion very well. However, like what others have said already, gambling sites don't really accept minors. I guess your son knows about that, yet he still chooses to explore and gamble so better talk to him why he did that.

I have already seen a lot of warnings given by SEC (even made a local thread for their past warnings), so I don't think it will give such a huge negative impact on crypto adoption here in the Philippines.

People should also know and understand that schemes are rampant on the internet, that is why SEC is always telling people to be cautious in dealing with investments. I think they are just doing their job advising the public, but it does not mean that they don't want people to get involved in crypto-investment generally. It's also a warning for those who are involved in these schemes and the possible consequences they could face once they got caught.

This kind of news might cause doubt for other people but if you are really interested in learning and investing in crypto, you will be willing to learn to avoid Ponzi schemes.