I used to play that one as well before. I think it was just the earlier days because there were no prize pool or competition yet. You just get rewarded depending on how far you got in the game.

There was also Oh Crop! by Loud Panda Interactive. This one was a trend in my country before. I see almost players here back then were from the Philippines. To win you need to defeat the evil plants similar to plants vs. zombie. I never won anything in here tho, they just reward the top 15 players. Requires a lot of time to play since there a re a lot of good players. I'm not sure if they are still operating now. It's a good game and highly entertaining.

Btw, imo Bitcoin aliens for me is just like a faucet and I never considered it gaming.

Personally, gambling is not at all negative. It's just that people tends to get addicted to it and just like any other things, too much is always not good. It happens to the simpliest activity such as watching TV. All needs moderation.

It's just how the human culture view gambling and money. Maybe it has something to do about how religions warns and somehow condemn people for loving money and riches (materialism). It all comes to the point of greed and that is what's not good for humans.

In addition tocthe threads that they've linked here, check this article that shows reviews on available bitcoin debit cards: https://coinsutra.com/best-bitcoin-debit-cards/
They list their pros and cons so it's very helpful.
So far, I haven't tried or used any bitcoin debit card due to it's unavailability of it in my country.

Even with a lot of people wanting to replace fiat, technologically speaking, it's not yet possible. Cryptocurrency might be a more reliable and innovative way of payment but like you said, it is not yet widely adapted on every part of the world.
If it did happen, people like you will not have any problems on accessing it. If it's a currency that will replace fiat, that means it will be available in all the parts of the world even through the rural places.

New campaign launched and being manage by Yahoo

MOONX Sig & Avatar campaign
link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4979978.0

Rates:
Jr Member - .001/week
Member - .002 btc/week
Full Member - .0035 btc/week
Sr Member - .005 btc/week
Hero - .008 btc/week
Legendary - .010 btc/week

PAyment term: Weekly, every Wednesdays, 23:59 UTC.

I've received the payment! Thank you jeremypwr and bitcasino team again!

If gambling is banned in a certain country I'm sure they also banned online gambling. If that's the case, then it's not Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that allows these people to gamble, it's VPN. AFAIK, doesn't gambling sites also ban/blacklist users from a country which gambling is illegal? I've read somewhere in the forum about this.

Just make sure that you double check the address that you are sending your transaction to. As for a good trading market, check out binance. I personally recommend this because it's one of the few exchange I use in trading when I feel like to.

There's also Hitbtc, bitfinex, cryptopia for small coins, and yobit ( this site doesn't have a good customer support so beware in using this).

Untrue. Online gambling has been there even before bitcoin and any other crypto currency was created. According to wikipedia, the first online casino was opened back in 1994, bitcoin came out on 2008.

The main advantage of bitcoin and blockchain is that it makes it easy to deposit funds in an online casino. It's also true that it adds anonimity but sometimes there are exception.

Like I said on another thread here about martingale, the longer you play with this strategy, the higher the risk is and the lower you will get. I don't get why people can not understand a simple explanation like that. Martingale might be fun but it's not something you would want to use if you want to take home some money.


I've found this somewhere:


It's a theory. So why does people bother using it if it does not guarantee a win?

I do remember! Tho I am not a huge sports fan, I enjoy watching NBA and that's when I started to bet on my team. Those were the days when a lot of people here were giving tips on which team to bet so I often bet on parlays. Good ol' days when I always win. 

Directbet was my go to back then, because I like the fact that they don't require an account on betting. It makes it more convinient for someone like me who only bet occasionally. Too bad tho that they have decided to close their service last year.

I know of
virwox
 - next to localbitcoins, this one has the highest volume so you can easily get a btc-pp / pp-btc trade in no time.
What's good in virwox is that they do something to prevent chargebacks on paypal funds. You can read more if you visit their site.

etoro
 - this one is for non-us. Unfortunately, the btc you bought here can not be widthrawn. It's like a trading platform where you can only trade the btc inside and you can withdraw it by converting it back to fiat.

wirex
 - a very popular option and have a smaller fees compared to others on this list.
 downside tho is exchange is not instant. You'll need to wait for days.

and paxful
 - site is very much similar to local bitcoins but with less traders so less offers.


I rarely trade btc - paypal or the other way around so I haven't use any of the sites I mentioned. When I trade I am only looking for trsuted people here in forum to avoid extra fees.

It was some "investor" who claims that he knows the team personally.



chirag who was in chat didn't even take the time to talk with me and instead let this guy speak.

Oleg is nowhere to be found on telegram btw, he made a new account after this accusation was posted.

First, what are you afraid of? Losing your money? Not gaining sny profit? These two sre inevitable and you should just accept the fact that there is always a risk that comes with trading.

You can start day trading if you need to profit daily.
There is a really good article about it and some begginers questions that is answered in here: https://www.bitdegree.org/tutorials/day-trading-cryptocurrency/

You should keep in mind that with day trading, there is much more risk compared to long term holding so you may want to have a separate money for your trading and your funds for daily expenses.

On contrary, distributing tokens to bounty participants is a wise move to get an active community to trade the tokens as a start. The more tokens they release to bounty hunters, then the higher the volume it will get once it hits the exchanges.

Giving Ethereum as a reward will not be as profitable to the project team compared to the bounty participants. I believe that the main objective of bounties is to distribute the tokens while they get advertisements as exchange while trying to crowdfund the project. Where will they get the ETH to pay the bounty hunters if they are hosting an ICO to gather funds in the first place? Unless they will pay ETH at the end of the ICO which is reasonable.

I just wish bounties atleast have an escrowed fund to cover for the payments in any case that an ICO may fail or if the coin didn't reach it's original ICO value.

Why tho? I mean it's a known fact that VPNs can bypass those restrictions/bans so why are they even doing it? I've read somewhere before that the reason why governments restricts online gambling in the first place is because it is not regulated by them. They get nothing from it when their citizens gamble unlike when their people gamble in a local casino. I'm not saying that this is the case but I find it redundant for the countries banning a certain internet operation such as gambling / investing online.

The owner of the forum already proved that he owns the wallet that have a 1000 eth in it a week ago. He already have paid a lot of spammers in his forum.
Question now is why is he spending that much in a forum? And how come he have all the money in the first place, yet he didn't hired a responsible bounty manager to handle his campaigns and manage his forum in the beginning?

People need to be careful with their accounts in there. I've seen people who uses the same username registered here and then in icoforums. If the forum turns out to be a scam, I'm sure the people behind it can take advatage of users data and may even try to hack their account in bitcointalk.

Interesting. I'm reviewing your site.

Can I ask why not support ERC-20 tokens which are really known and have a stable price?

Btw, you can only bump your thread once every 24 hours. Please delete the second post and include it in your first bump post for the day instead.

That's the thing about gambling sites, they are made as so that the dealer will eventually win. That's one of the reason why martingale is a not so good betting strategy in gambling. If you want to win, there really isn't what they called strategy. It all comes to the same ending if a gambler doesn't know when to stop.

In martingale the longer you play, the lesser the chances you have on winning. That means more money that you'll likely lose in just a short period of time. Not at all fun, if you ask me.

Thank you! I already asked The Pharmacist and he already left the account a negative feedback.
No one in their telegram group is believing tho since someone is making fun of this and they can't take this scam accusation because they are calling this a "simple bounty issue".

Already shared a tweet as well.

Note that they are fully aware of this scam accusation but chose to not address it.