I can't say for sure if Rollbit blocks users from Belgium or not.  Maybe someone else from Belgium who tries to access Rollbit could confirm.  I tried using my VPN to get a Belgian IP address to check the Rollbit site, and it did seem they blocked me.  Now IP blocking doesn't always work perfectly.  There's like a ton of different internet companies everywhere, so maybe Rollbits geoblocker thing doesn't catch them all.

We all know the risks, right? - losing money, time slipping away, even neglecting stuff we should be doing. But hey, maybe we'll hit the jackpot and end up with a nice chunk of change in our pockets! High risk, high reward, that's how it goes.

Some people really get into the strategy and challenge behind betting - for them, it's like a kind of game where the enjoyment comes from playing, not just the end result.  Win or lose. It's like with any hobby - for some folks, half the fun is in the process itself.  On the other hand, I only really have fun when I've got bonus cash or something to play with.  If my own money's on the line, especially any serious chunk of change ain't no fun anymore.  But I know some folks enjoy the strategy, the challenge of figuring the odds and trying to beat them.  Hey, different strokes and all.

Your passion for Bitcoin might've seemed a bit odd when you brought it up in the interview.  But I don't actually think its that weird to wonder about Bitcoin's future potential.  A lot can change in 10 years! I just think innovations like blockchain and digital currencies are fascinating.  Even if Bitcoin doesn't replace traditional money, the technology behind it could still transform finance and business one day. Just imagine, ten years ago Bitcoin was unheard of by most people, used only by a handful of enthusiasts.

And who knows - maybe one day checking a currency's value will be as routine as checking the weather, or we won't have to check it at all.

I quickly looked at the source code of the script, it's actually very simple.

Open the "Ignore threads" script in the Tampermonkey editor. Go to the last line (below '// Style') and add this in a new line:

This should hide the entire ignored topic line. I tested in Firefox browser, and it works.

The only drawback is that the "+" button, which previously allowed you to unignore the thread, is now hidden.  The only way to restore the thread is to click on "IGNORED THREADS" in the main menu and manually remove the topic ID from the list.

I get what you're trying to do here - make using wallets and dApps less of a headache for regular folks.  Believe me, I feel that pain too - switching networks, approving stuff, dealing with browser extensions.  It ain't fun. 

But I gotta say your solution seems to cause as many issues as it solves. Replacing decentralized apps with some centralized system users gotta log into? That smells fishy to me.  Ain't the whole point of crypto and web3 to get away from needing to trust servers and middlemen?

Sure, it might make life easier if some. But easier aint always better.

Razer is still active on the forum from time to time. He was active a few days ago, and I assume he is reading private messages.

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Looks like Razer came back to the forum today, I see activity on his profile. Hopefully he has seen this thread and will offer some explanation and support.

Deciding on the right sports betting site takes some legwork.  You gotta look around, check out which ones cover the sports and games you wanna put money on.  Also check out what kind of deals they offer to get you in the door.  Sign-up bonuses, free bets, that kinda thing.

I'm sure Rollbit has already been mentioned, but I wanted to second that recommendation.  This online casino and sportsbook offers a nice range of betting options across various sports and events and  the odds seem pretty solid too based on what I've seen.  Their rep Rollbit Razer actively engages in discussions on here as well, which is a major plus.  Hopefully this gives you something to think about as you weigh your options!

I don't have a ton of specific fears about gambling, but there are a couple things that make me nervous.  For one, you always gotta wonder if an online casino is gonna scam you.  Like what if you hit a huge jackpot and then they just decide not to pay out? That would be so messed up.  That's why I'm super careful checking out a site before I play there.  I look up reviews and stuff to see if people say its legit.  

The other worries I have is kinda about myself more than the sites and  i know some dudes get completely hooked on gambling and blow all their cash.  I don't think I'm like that, but I still try to kinda keep an eye on how much time and money I'm spending just to be safe.  Most nights Ill only gamble for like an hour or two tops cause my wife will yell at me if I stay up too late again lol.  But for real anything can be addicting so you gotta have some self control.


I get why you'd be worried.  Hitting the mega jackpot only to get stuck in verification purgatory? No thanks! But there are ways you can reduce or completely eliminate that risk: Find a reputable casino with solid reviews.  Check they've got the proper licenses and whatnot.  You want somewhere trusted that'll actually pay out if you win big.  And dont wait until you score that jackpot to get verified.  Upload your docs and get validated right off the bat.  That'll prevent any delays down the road. It can also help to keep meticulous records on those deposits, especially the big ones.  Casinos can get weird about large sums, so have all your paperwork squared away.

No, I don't think the BPIP extension has this. I couldn't find anything like that in the options.


Another idea I read somewhere... If you use uBlock Origin or any other adblocker that lets you add your own rules, you can probably train it to automatically hide all locked topics as if they were banner ads. I haven't personally tried this yet, but I bet its possible, you just need to find the right html element that needs to be blocked.

You can take a look at this script from NLNico: Ignore threads - user script

After installing, you can ignore any thread with a simple + button next to the title in a thread overview. This doesn't actually remove a thread from the overview, it just applies the new style so that other threads become more visible.

Example: https://imgur.com/OlG1GrH

OP, I agree with the others. It might be best to move this thread to a more suitable board. The Games and Rounds board could also be a good fit, considering it's a competition.

March 22, 2024, the price: $66,666! Here's hoping the price hits a nice number again! 

Hey there! Welcome to the community @juanj2110.  I see you represent this new casino site, are you the owner or the official representative?  You may wanna check out getting a copper membership here so you can post images.  That way you can post announcements that look more legit. Check out some of the other casino announcements around the forum to get ideas on how to present yours professionally.  That way potential players realize you guys are serious and know your stuff. 

Feel free to share it here as well, as long as the casinos are reputable and trustworthy.


You're absolutely right. Lightning Network options are limited everywhere, not only at online casinos.


I can't say I have a whole lot of experience, but I've tried LN transactions a few times. The advantages are undeniable. The biggest drawback is that using Lightning Network can be a bit trickier than using regular Bitcoin for some folks, imho.

"IMO" and "IMHO" are abbreviations, basically internet shorthand for "In My Opinion" and "In My Humble Opinion".

Speaking of which, here's another interesting topic link that you can bookmark:

Terminology
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=126798.0

And here's another one with frequently used abbreviations:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2925719.0

Thanks. So that was from the BNB Chain Hackathon 2024 Workshop. I couldn't find it.

The main issue I see with this whole thing is that the stakes are too damn high, literally!  I mean, we're talking about betting 1 whole bitcoin here! Even just taking the guaranteed 1 btc prize sounds awesome.  But if you think about it, it's still a freaking lot of cash and  a single bitcoin is nothing to sneeze at for most folks out there.  That's some serious dough were dealing with regardless of how you look at it.

You make an excellent point.  There is an undeniable thrill that comes with holding that physical lottery ticket, letting your imagination run wild with possibilities before revealing what lies underneath and  small wins we tend to celebrate more intimately with those closest to us, while big jackpot wins catapult people into internet fame. 

Imagine the headlines: "Local Pizza Delivery Guy Wins Enough Bitcoin to Buy His Own Island!"  That would truly be a viral story! Most of us can only daydream about such a radical life change.  But I suppose someone has to win those insane mega millions prizes we always hear about.

Good gamblers build up instincts and learn to go with their gut, I think.  Even if some people win big jackpots on just a hunch, you can also crash and burn hard trusting those gut feelings blindly.  For me, I'm more of a trust my own judgment type of gambler.  Those betting prediction sites can be hit or miss in my experience.  Sometimes they might point you toward a winner but counting too much on them to pick all the games leaves you vulnerable.

Well, from my understanding, you typically can't be penalized for something if there's no actual laws against it.  Makes sense, right? When it comes to online gambling here it seems to be allowed so long as you use a legit, regulated site.  But I ain't no legal expert - there could definitely be other tricky laws related to the gambling industry that you dont know about.  For instance, I think I remember hearing something before about how all gambling sites based here need special permission to operate.  And maybe something about additional taxes or fees they gotta pay too?  The point is, there could be other related laws that impact things.

They are allowed to have principles too, right?  Every platform has the right to set its own rules. Don't like their principles?  Simple - don't use their platform. You agreed to the Terms & Conditions, remember?  Besides, why didn't you answer the question: What exactly do you want from them at this point?


Don't be silly! 99% of the members who post here have some form of signature, myself included. Focus on the content of posts, not some crusade against signatures.  If you think my posts are spam, you have the option to report them to the moderators.

You want fairness and justice?  Start by being fair in your judgments. I commented on your ridiculous scam accusation thread nearly a month ago, so I'm already familiar with your case. You clearly haven't been paying attention.