Is this a typo or are you not sure??

Anyways there are already a lot of established Casinos here with almost the same games, so you're going to have to do some big promotions to attract players from those site to yours.

Keep talking to support and if you don't get a solution, post here with more proofs so other users can be warned of their activities. For whatever reason they closed your account, they should at-least respond explaining why they did it. Keep us posted.

How exactly does one buy Bitcoins by SMS?? Or does OP means something else because up until now I was under the impression to buy/sell bitcoins you either go to an exchange or find a trader elsewhere. How do you exactly pay for Bitcoins with sms?

Looks great now, especially on lighter theme and with -/+ sign it is easily readable on dark theme as well. Shared your link on my twitter, more people should know about this great service.

How much is the first deposit bonus and what's the conditions/wagering requirement on it?

Also, is there a way to check/verify how the random number is chosen? I think for people to enter the lottery freely they would need to know this.


There are tickets on the site which are for 1 mBTC the 10 mBTC deposit is only required if you want the first deposit bonus, anyone is free to deposit anything I think. And I don't think there is any minimum limit to withdrawals, although they're manual.

CMIIW but don't you have to manually enter your keys in it and if you mess up you might end up losing a lot of coins, I don't think I can trust myself to manually jot in the keys, I'd rather print them directly and then try to keep the paper wallet safe. Or just use the electrum offline with the mnemonic back up, no need for a fancy, expensive device when you can do it for free.

See the warning by hovering your mouse over the symbol besides the 'medium priority' on TX, it says that "this transaction has a very small output and is non standard" which means one of the output is below Dust threshold, which currently is 2730 Satoshi cmiiw, it may still get confirmed but it will take a while.


You can send and receive coins but if you try to spend an input which is unconfirmed due to whatever reasons, the next transactions will stay unconfirmed until the previous one confirms.



Did you printed them offline? which means downloading the bitaddress source from github, taking it to an offline computer or an air-gapped machine and then printing them offline so no malware and virus can know their private keys. If you printed them online they're still not safe.

Apart from that, if you're not worried about theft or any other unforeseen circumstances then they're safe but make sure that the paper is safe from degradation.

The biggest downside for me is it's not as easy to buy/sell bitcoins everywhere, the countries where there are legal exchanges like coinbase, it is much easier to do but where such exchanges are not available, users has to find alternatives such as LBC which is safe enough but there are a lot of scammers there and someone who is just entering the world of BTC may not be familiar with the things to look out for when trading and they become a victim. And that probably ends their Bitcoin journey before it even begins.

I think the best proof would be if he does a giveaway?

But seriously, congrats if this is true, if not then it's just advertising which is ok since advertising is a legal form of lying and this is an old tactic and not a successful one. I don't remember myself visiting a casino just because someone said they won big.

You're so right about this, when you tell your family or friends to buy bitcoins as an investment they look at you like there's something in it for you, which is not the case, so what I do now is try to educate to them what bitcoin is as a currency and how it will change the way we keep/spend the money in future, if they see something in it, they ask me themselves how they can buy it and then I point them into the right direction, if not, then I don't mention it to them ever again. So don't persuade anybody to buy it but do educate anyone you can.

All matches went as predicted yesterday except the Zim-Ban one, the Zim were in such a good position at one point and it looked as if they will reach the target safely but as always they choke in the end and lost their wickets. In the other Match Pak played beautifully, restricting Eng to only 216 and then reaching the total comfortably without any drama. Next match between them is on 13th and odds for Pak would be really low as would be for Ban.

There is no need to compare a digital currency with a metal, don't know why people are always comparing bitcoins to gold, each have their own advantages and drawbacks and there is no point in arguing which is better. There is another thread on this in Economic section I think and it's an unending debate.

I was under the impression that blockchain.info does not let you push transaction with 0/low fees, don't know how you were able to do it. There are ways to re-broadcast the transaction with added fee but it requires a bit of knowledge and a computer and I don't think you'd be able to achieve it.

Earlier the transaction like these would ultimately get confirmed but with recent spam attacks I think the miners have set parameters to avoid low/0 fee transactions.

If you see the transaction you posted above it has inputs from 2 addresses, one of which must be yours and other of the hacker, that is if you're sure that there was only 0.16 in your wallet. Try to search more on the other address, maybe you'll learn a thing or two about who owns it, although it's very unlikely that you'll get something.

Did you had 2fa enabled on your blockchain.info account? And where did you keep you backup if you had any? Try to figure how exactly were you hacked, it might help you avoid that in the future.

If you update to the latest Electrum, I think that will solve this issue. I am getting something weird as well, sometimes when I turn on Electrum, my avast shows that there is a problem with the certificate and shows the exclusion warning, I haven't had that before and was just wondering what it is and is it safe to add the exclusion, I'll add a screenshot of it when I see it next time.

I sold when it was around $400+, sold enough to bring back my initial investment in BTC and any that I have left now is all profit, if and when I decide to sell it i.e. but I can continue to hodl it as long as I want because I have nothing to lose in it now. If the price drops to below $250, I'll buy again.

I have traded there for some time now and haven't had any troubles but only ones but it was due to some glitch in their site and it was sorted very soon. OP, can you describe what exactly happened with you, maybe it's not the LBC that scammed you but a trader, there are scammers everywhere and LBC is not an exception, more since the accounts are being sold.

Miner's fee is not that much but if you're worried about it then you can use other altcoins to gamble, such as dogecoin where the miner's fee is only 1 dogecoin and the network is faster compared to bitcoin, so convert them to doge when you want to play and convert them back to bitcoin when you're done gambling for the day.

Where is the said blockchain distribution which was suppose to take place? Are they delaying it because they feel it will decrease the price even further? I also received the stellar network upgrade email but haven't done it yet. I think I might still have an invitation in my account, don't know what to do with it.

I'll go with Zimbabwe in the first one, when it looks easy that is when it gets tricky and SL for the 2nd match is the right choice because WI bowling is not up to the mark as we saw in the last match and in the 3rd one I'd go with Pakistan, to me they seem a good side and they always fight till the end. So those are what I would bet on today.