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1121  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Missing Bitmit? Miss no more! "Ebay style" market coming with escrow! on: February 07, 2015, 05:28:30 PM
Thank God...we've been waiting so long for a new Bitmit. We need this. Cheers!
1122  Other / Meta / Re: Petition to get rid of the default trust system on: February 07, 2015, 05:27:55 PM
Note how almost all the people who petition to remove DefaultTrust have negative trust or have been removed from it.

The bias is quiiiite clear.
1123  Other / Meta / Re: HELP! sandykho47 account was hacked on: February 01, 2015, 09:16:48 AM
Reading the sticky at the top of the Meta section which says "Recovering hacked accounts or accounts with lost passwords" and following its instructions will get you a lot further than a "HELP!" thread where almost everyone who reads it will be unable to help you.
1124  Economy / Gambling / Re: ➫ ➬ ➫ ➬ LUCKYB.IT ★ +31k BTC wagered ★ Huge New Year's Rakeback :) on: February 01, 2015, 09:13:23 AM
Any estimates on the loss in revenue/profits due to the down time?


In all seriousness: For a few days of downtime? LB will live.
1125  Other / Meta / Re: STAFF/MODERATOR DOUBLE STANDARDS AND SELECTIVE ENFORCMENT OF RULES on: January 29, 2015, 09:23:42 PM
I think most of us do.  Personally, I'm tired of proving him wrong over and over, so now I ignore him and his lackies.  Thank you for being a bigger man than me and standing up against his abuse.  Smiley

You should be Legendary anytime soon!
You haven't proven anything except you are willing to lie to the faces of everyone in the community and damage the reputations of people who give you the authority granted by the default trust list. I don't want on the default trust list, I want to end it, but don't let facts stop you.

IF TECSHARE can't be on the default trust list, no one can. lol  Cheesy

This is essentially what TECSHARE is trying to do to anyone who supports the current implementation of DefaultTrust.
1126  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 25th Jan] on: January 29, 2015, 09:18:08 PM
Bumping this up.

My apologies, I've had a decent bit of RL stuff to do. I will update this list properly ASAP.
1127  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 25th Jan] on: January 26, 2015, 05:00:56 PM
Quote
MoneyPot: Overall Rating A-
Trustworthiness: B+ Reliability: A- Promotions: B+ Features: A+
Description: MoneyPot is a Bitcoin Gambling Website which brings a new concept to the table, where the multiplier is continuously rising and you have to cash out before it crashes and you lose your money. It's a concept which is definitely unique and great fun. The website seems decently trusted in the community, though its Bitcointalk thread doesn't have a massive amount of activity. It also lacks a bit on promotions, though it does offer a faucet. However, it's still great fun.

I would give MoneyPot (Ryan) an A+ for Trustworthiness.
He returned some losing bets on the 21 Jan 2015, see https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=709185.msg10228052#msg10228052



Impressive. I'll keep that in mind next time I revise the ratings.

I forgot to add new websites yesterday, I will add them ASAP however! I appreciate all the support, the more popular this gets the more time I'll dedicate to it as right now it's still a fledgling.
1128  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: ★ The Lucky Bit "Make Your Own Game" Promotion! ★ on: January 26, 2015, 04:55:52 PM
★ 7th selected game goes live! ★


Stats for previous game (on for ~12 days)

The previous game was proposed by DiamondCardz.
It attracted 5744 bets and 58.4BTC wagered.
The net profit for the site was 4.57BTC.

Congrats to DiamondCardz who receives 0.1BTC! Smiley

tx id: <updated_soon>



Next game

The winner of this week is... deadlyunknown with this game:


Code:
Multipliers: (center to extreme)
---------------------------------------------------
2   0.2   0.2   0.2   0.2   12.5   25   200   1000
---------------------------------------------------
Max amount playable: 0.05
--

Odds: 98.258%
Max win: 50 BTC
Name: Double or bust.
Bitcoin Address: 1NzD4U2iVBwDysuafVFXhURFS55ayJrgsz


The game will be on in 3... 2... 1...
Have fun! Smiley

Oof, I wasn't expecting that. Cheers! And congrats, deadlyunknown!
1129  Economy / Services / Re: ➫ ➬ Lucky Bit Signature Campaign ★ Earn up to 0.125BTC every month ★ Open Now! on: January 25, 2015, 03:42:15 PM
Post count: 2909 (incl. this post)
Bitcoin Address: 171717Lqgyi88sqSqRtToFYUYmJqeq5Bui
Recent Bet: http://luckyb.it/check?txin=d81b65bab7c3c7961958cc74a006f1c29d97612a37d90e8a33b96544ee9846e7:0
1130  Economy / Gambling / Re: ➫ ➬ ➫ ➬ LUCKYB.IT ★ +29k BTC wagered ★ Huge New Year's Rakeback :) on: January 25, 2015, 02:43:00 PM
No mods were online to stop this beggar, but chat-lotto delivered some ironic justice itself Wink



(Yeah, he didn't claim it lol)

It seems that the moment the mods log off, the beggars come on xD

He hasn't gambled 0.01 btc on LB, and that's why he can't claim the chat lotto. Smiley
https://blockchain.info/address/1CGP6teibS9RqALtshmsntDdHwCwJu5UX3?show_adv=false

Yeah of course, but he missed it entirely haha.
1131  Economy / Gambling / Re: ➫ ➬ ➫ ➬ LUCKYB.IT ★ +29k BTC wagered ★ Huge New Year's Rakeback :) on: January 25, 2015, 02:37:33 PM
No mods were online to stop this beggar, but chat-lotto delivered some ironic justice itself Wink



(Yeah, he didn't claim it lol)

It seems that the moment the mods log off, the beggars come on xD
1132  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 23rd Jan] on: January 25, 2015, 01:17:30 PM
First edit coming today: Rating revisions.

- Increased LuckyBit's Trustworthiness to an A-.
- Increased LuckyBit's Promotions to an A+.
- Increased LuckyBit's Overall to an A.
- Increased CloudBet's Reliability to an A-.
- Increased AnoniBet's Trustworthiness to an A.

Also edited the descriptions/long overviews accordingly.
1133  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 23rd Jan] on: January 25, 2015, 12:01:20 PM
I'm adjusting ratings and adding new websites today.

Please, use that template to suggest rating changes so I can get an idea of your reasoning.

If I can't be 100% sure of what I should rate a website, it will inevitably get a lower rating until that proof comes up.
1134  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: ★ The Lucky Bit "Make Your Own Game" Promotion! ★ on: January 25, 2015, 12:00:19 PM
I'm sure DiamondCardz doesn't mind people helping improve his line's profit for a while longer anyway.

I want the promo line to change, actually xD I don't like being unfair to the others. Ah well, I guess.

Though now that you've said that, a whale will probably sweep away all of the promo line's profit Wink
1135  Other / Archival / Re: Updated Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns on: January 25, 2015, 11:58:51 AM
I have updated the OP and checked the poll. The results are clear and I will act accordingly.



Thanks, though there'll probably still be 1 or 2 people who try to argue this point.
1136  Economy / Services / Re: ➫ ➬ Lucky Bit Signature Campaign ★ Earn up to 0.125BTC every month ★ Open Now! on: January 24, 2015, 04:41:40 PM

Ahh, the home wallet advantage strikes again. Registered.

Still plenty of Full Member slots though!

I knew it's my pay day .... been refreshing this page like crazy Cheesy because I wanted this slot Cheesy because I'm too lazy to change my sig Tongue
And I missed it.  Roll Eyes

As did I, because hell yeah I was asleep due to having stayed up till 8.30am last night lol.
1137  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 23rd Jan] on: January 24, 2015, 08:28:04 AM
Update:

- Ponzis have been removed from the OP and will no longer be added to this thread.

Eloquent: Thanks. I'll review them and add any with a BTCTalk thread size of 25+ pages.
1138  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 23rd Jan] on: January 24, 2015, 08:25:56 AM
This thread is very good, but why you add some ponzi site ?
And i didn't see some popular site like rollin.io & 999dice.com

I'll check them soon. It does state in the OP that I've probably missed some and I'll check them if you notify me.

Ponzis generally have low ratings and I'll probably cut them out after the last surviving one in the OP collapses.
1139  Economy / Gambling / Re: Overview of Popular Bitcoin Gambling Websites [Up-to-date as of 23rd Jan] on: January 24, 2015, 08:14:39 AM
ah that's just to get more attention, everybody seem to love/hate ponzies nowadays  Grin


only people that love ponzis are the administrators and other people that make ponzi sites.

Others either tolerate it or openly dislike it

Haha you got a point  Smiley, we'll I'll change the request for more of a lotto site fluckybet.com

I looked at your sites and they have Bitcointalk thread sizes of way under 25 pages. Unfortunately I don't review on request.

Thanks for the feedback, everyone!
1140  Other / Archival / Re: Updated Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns on: January 23, 2015, 10:36:29 PM
I'm going to defend Mitchell here.

First things first, let me make a point I consider both valid and important: Mitchell's role as a local board moderator (staff) and role as the manager of this overview thread are entirely unrelated. He did not grant himself permission to put the ad in, in fact, you technically do not need to ask theymos before putting an ad in the OP of a large thread like this, because it is forum policy that substantial contributing posts can have ads in. It is just recommended you do to avoid to trouble. Just because he is staff does not mean forum policy no longer protects him. Moving on:

Donations are minuscule, if any, for running this thread. The advertisements bring in all of $4 every 10 days for Mitchell. It is definitely not a high-profit, high-competition, cut-throat business. If he puts in the hours to manage this thread and is getting such a tiny amount as reimbursement, who cares if he has a break?

But that's mostly rabble: Here's my main point.

bitcointalk.org actively places advertisements in threads and collects money using an almost identical system. 25% of ad revenue is distributed to mods based on their activity. Well, why is this a point, you may ask? The money is distributed based on staff activity - if a staff member takes a break, they're going to receive less BTC and it balances out fairly.

If Mitchell was truly neglecting this thread, no-one would advertise on it, and he would make no BTC from it. It would have either died long ago or been crushed by a new competitor. The sole fact the thread is alive shows that work is actively being done on it. He does not need to cater to your every whim instantly unless you're the one paying the bills. And I'll bet you aren't. You've even stated yourself that you don't view the OP, so we can draw from that that you are not clicking the advertisement and contributing to its efficiency. Obviously, if the ad has a more noticeable effect on sales, people will pay more for it. You do not have the right to complain when you are not contributing whatsoever to the thread, unfortunately.

And either way: We are not playing a game of morals and ethics. We are playing the game of real life, where time is a finite resource. People are not forced to do volunteer work.
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