You know what could be a fun stat for your stat page? Total wagered.

Oh okay, I thought the whole process was corrupted. In that case, yes, it's just a matter of administration...

I'm starting to think it might be a better idea to transfer the prize money and all tickets to round 299. Just forget about 298 and make this week's lottery a huge one. (Maybe with 15 or 20 winners instead of 10?)

You can't just not do it because people will have bought tickets, but it's taken an awfully long time now...

Oh okay, thanks! A bit odd to not just call it "Total withdrawals" or something, but ok.

I have a question someone here might be able to answer.

In my personal stats page, there is an item called "Total payouts". Can anyone tell me what that relates to? In my case it is exactly 30k sats. I can't imagine that the lottery is going to have such a nice rounded number, also I can't recall ever winning with lottery tickets. It also isn't the amount I've won with betting or that I've received as interest. I can't think of anything else...

No, that is true. But I just wanted to say that 24 times is even theoretically impossible.

I don't see why you wouldn't go to the faucet every once in a while. It's just one click...

If you use freebitco on the same computer you use for work, you can already claim 8 - 10 times during work. Add a few claims after work and maybe another one or two the next morning and you're more than good. Not a strategy for everyone, but for some, it's easy.

I've done it twice now and had 14 or 15 claims on each run, probably could have done one or two more.

Anyway, claiming 24 times in 24 hours is impossible, 23 times is the maximum. (Because you lose a few seconds every time you claim to load the page so you will have 59 minutes left after your last claim.)

No, but I also wouldn't be spending my time on a faucet site, but investing my time, money and energy in some realty investment or similar. That's what is hard to grasp for me, I guess... That people who have so much to spend, prefer to spend it on a site like this. (By no means I want to speak bad of freebitcoin, but I just thought it didn't speak to people who were so wealthy.)

Yeah, I guess. But I just don't understand how you can wager 6 million USD a month. Like, the math doesn't work in my head how people can bet enough money to get there, but with a low enough risk to actually gain from it. The 2000USD a day doesn't make up for the losses, I would guess...

No, of course not, but I had around 1 BTC daily wager on my best days. That was with non-stop Multiply running on martingale with 200 sats base bet. I can't imagine having a higher base bet and I can't imagine getting these numbers without a sort of martingale strategy...? I mean, if you just run the Multiply without raising the stake, you will end up losing a lot of money.

Okay, so I'm wondering... in the "contest" you see these people who wager soooooo much money.
In just 14 days, the first one on the ranking has wagered over 323 BTC, which is roughly just over 3 million USD.

How do they do that? I mean, you must have an enormous amount of BTC in your account to be able to spend that on Multiply, you need a lot of guts to spend those amounts on Betting... I'm really puzzled... Sure, they win +2000 USD almost every day, but still. Can anyone explain?

If I understand correctly, you only need to roll 12 times to earn back the 'investment'? You invest 1200 RP and get 100 RP per roll. So if you can click 13 times within the 24-hour period, you are making a profit? Of course, that would require some planning and it's not the way to get rich. But I don't think it should be too hard?

Thanks! It makes sense that it's processed instantly but I wanted to make sure before spending too many RPs.

Hier ben ik dus niet helemaal zeker of de mensen die het in de gaten houden niet een algemeen overzicht gaan vinden. I.e. als je 2000 euro op je Fortis rekening zet en 2000 euro op je KBC rekening, dan ziet die overheidsdienst misschien wel gewoon dat je 4000 euro transacties doet. En dan valt er meer te redeneren dat je het probeert te verbergen...

Ik denk dat ik maar eens ga praten met de bank en een beetje vaag advies ga inwinnen en #askingforafriend-houding aannemen.

I have a question about spending Reward Points.

It says you can spend for example 1200 RP to get 100 RP per roll for the 24 hours after redemption.

- Is this 100 RP extra per roll? Or do you get 98 extra to make a total of 100? (Making it important not to play on Bonus days.)
- It says on the bottom that it may take up to 4 weeks for the redemption to be processed. I'm assuming the RP bonus does start immediately? Or will that also take "up to 4 weeks" and then randomly start at a certain moment?

I'll take the bait.

Why are they the same user?

Do you leave the odds at 47.5% then? I mean, you won't lose too much money, but I guess it's even better if you can get tickets while also making a (small) profit.

I've got 31 tickets so far now, and I've also made 0.001 profit. It's not much, but if I let it build up like that... After a while, I can also raise the base bet without a higher risk, which will make it go even faster.

Cool, thanks for your answer!
I guess you did have quite a few BTC when you started doing all this.
I once calculated that even if you had all the BTC in the world (even the BTC that wasn't mined yet), you still wouldn't be able to get past 50 rounds if your base bet is 1 satoshi.

I'm considering investing some RP next week to get an RP bonus. You need to get 13 rolls in 24 hours to turn a profit. Might be a good way to raise my RP level, I'm at nearly 400k now.

I think most of us were that age when Nokia's marketshare was overwhelming. They weren't able to continue that, but we mustn't forget that they brought about a lot of change. Although they obviously didn't invent the technology, they were the single most important player in popularizing phones with built-in cameras. That's something you couldn't imagine a phone not having nowadays.

Hi,

Really cool that you post here.

I do have a question, because you say that all +200k tickets were earned by playing on the website. I'm assuming that's just the Multiply and Betting features.

Can you tell us how you play the Multiply section? Do you use a Martingale strategy? How much do you base bet?

I'm also assuming you used the Reward Point system to maximize your odds. Can you tell us your strategy there, or was it more of a hit and miss sort of thing?

Omg I totally forgot about these. I found them so beautiful back then!

I was a Snake master, but I always played on slow mode. All the other kids played fast mode, but they couldn't reach the length that I got.