Do you have an example for that? In general, fixed staking gives better yields. Maybe you are comparing different coins? Maybe there is some kind of promotion, as adzino already mentioned?

I am afraid no gambling platform will allow you to deposit and withdraw without wagering first. Why would you even want to do that? Generally, wagering requirements are placed on deposits to ensure that they comply with AML laws. They have every right to consider it as money laundering since you have done it several times already. After all, what did you expect to happen if you knowingly violated their terms of service? They are a casino, not a crypto mixer.

It took you six months to come up with that reply?
No one fucking cares about you anymore. Just move on.

You know perfectly well that your posts are of low quality and do not meet forum standards. I have seen you jumping from topic to topic, making posts a few minutes apart, without even reading the posts that came before. And on top of that, a number of your posts do not make any sense at all, like in these examples:





I found this just by looking through your history, and those posts haven't even been deleted by the moderators. I can only assume that the posts that have been deleted are just as bad or maybe even worse.
Therefore, as some have already suggested, stop shitposting and stop complaining about the moderators because the problem is not with them but with you!

And speaking of, can you explain your connection to the already proven bounty cheater: deodivine1 ?

Proof:

The problem does not seem to be on the Roobet's side because I have never encountered such a problem before, and nobody else has reported this issue. You may have a problem with your Internet provider/connection, but it would be wise to try other browsers and see if the issue persists. 15 minutes or more is way too long to wait for something that should take a few seconds.

It appears that the moderators did review your comments and chose to delete them.


I hate to break it to you, but you are a spammer! And it is not because of your poor English or lack of proper grammar, but rather because most of your posts are of low quality and do not meet the forum's standards.

This post, for example:


It is clear that what you wrote is complete nonsense, and that you are only posting to fulfill your weekly quota in the signature campaign. Please remember that this forum is not your day job and do not post here just because you "have to".

While I cannot say for sure that both casinos are scams, I do not plan to experience either casino myself. Both have a shady history of selectively scamming their players as evidenced by the numerous negative reviews online. It is probably for a good reason that 1XBET is banned in many countries around the world, including their home country Russia.

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That is a completely false statement. 1XBET has scam accusations almost as much (maybe more) than 1xbit, and they are blacklisted on almost all popular casino review sites, including AskGamblers, ThePOGG, BTCGOSU, and many others.

There is no significant difference. Both sites are operated by the same company, 1xCorp N.V., or something like that.
The only differences are in the frontend design and the fact that 1xbit does not have a license, so it operates illegally.

I still do not understand what you are talking about. What games? Are you interested in Play2Earn games or online gambling?
Some of your sentences do not make sense and are difficult to understand. What does "Santay" mean?

The wordpress template does not seem to be very attractive, I think you could have done a better job with the graphic design.
I suggest you hire someone to design an attractive logo for the site.
What is the purpose of asking for the physical location on the search form?
The images on the front page are distorted.
Do not publish (and promote) a site that is not yet finished.

Those are just a few things I noticed after a quick glance at your site, and they say first impressions matter.

The collateral you offer does not cover the amount of the loan. If you do not have a credit history, you need to provide collateral that is equal or higher than the amount you are borrowing. Read the sticky topic.

You won't believe what rich Bitcoin people are doing besides being rich Bitcoin people!

They are advocating for Bitcoin.
They are writing books about Bitcoin.
They are buying some more Bitcoin.
They are investing in new cryptocurrencies, because why not?
They are risking it all on some weird shit...

The process of scamming people is a lucrative business. But we have to remember that every business needs a market, to sell their product. If we as end-users (commonly referred as internet users) do not discover scam plans and behaviors, then it will keep on existing and thriving. Social media are the most popular way of communication used in the present days. It is the best way to reach out more people with zero costs and fast speed. However, some pushers use such ways for scamming others by making use of their weakness. Well, we cannot stop scamming from existing on social media platforms. What we can do though is to be aware of types of scams, and avoid them altogether. But as always, we are also responsible for our own actions, and it is up to us to keep ourselves safe and secured when investing. Being aware, being diligent and exerting extra effort will significantly reduce the potential of falling into scams. There is no magic formula that will prevent you from scamming. However, by having all these in place, you have significantly increased your ability to avoid it. So please, be careful with anything you do online.

There is no doubt about it. Bitcoins future remains just as bright as its past has been. With a community hungry for greater privacy and anonymity when transacting online, the demand for this digital commodity is sure to rise. The fact that Bitcoin can be traded in so many different ways and its transactions are so hard to link back to an individual have ensured that we have only seen the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Bitcoin's true potential.

The future of digital currencies will become more and more evident over the coming years. Bitcoin already has the opportunity to establish itself as the "Iron Throne" of this new and exciting realm. There is so much potential to build upon. In its infancy, Bitcoin has led the way, but the road is far from over. There is much work to be done and the world is still waiting to see if Bitcoin has what it takes to emerge as the "World's currency" that its many advocates have long said that it has the potential to be.

At the time SMF was one of the most popular open source software for building online discussion forums, these types of communication channels were also very popular. I remember using ICQ a lot. But times have changed, and now some other platforms have taken their place.

Conclusion: This forum software is really outdated and needs an urgent upgrade/replacement.

Yes. I am not sure that would be possible, but that would be amazing to read. Sports betting does not have very high odds, so it is hard to win an "astronomical" amount from the few satoshis you get from the faucet. Except maybe with some really big parlay bet.

I was never interested in BitLucy casino, so I did not follow the whole drama, but I do not think they failed because of the free bonuses. I think it was because of the corrupt owner who lied to everyone, including their manager Royse. If the free bonus was hurting their casino, they could have simply stopped it, which I think they did not long after it was introduced. The real problems arose after the owner stopped paying or did not have the finances either for customers, or for staff, or for promoters they hired. But we are going off-topic here... you can read Bitlucy and long story in brief for more information.

Trust ratings cannot be edited; they can only be removed and new ones created. But I do not think that is necessary, because he explained his reasoning at the time well enough.

These are some of the moderator notes I found in some of the posts:





And these are some of the older examples:



So, yes. I think that moderators (at least some of them) have always had the ability to edit posts. I do not know if there was always a practice to leave a comment on such cases.

It is not just his assumption, it is the facts. Spam is not defined by the quantity of posts but by their quality. And, besides, moderation standards are in place to ensure that this forum remains a friendly and welcoming environment for everyone who participates here.

You made a list of the Top 100 most active members in the Gambling board. That is fine, but that does not mean they are spammers. If you want to make a list of the biggest spammers on the forum, check the moderation logs.


https://bpip.org/Profile?id=1189222

If one out of every six of your posts gets deleted by the moderators, it is quite clear that you are violating the forum rules. A lot.