You are doing great in sports betting you Are wining a good sum and you are on the way mastering a good method in sports betting finally you have come to a point that all the years of perseverance is paying off then you're rich father decides that he will disinherit you if you do not stop gambling because he thinks that money that you are going to inherit will just vanish because of your addiction to gamble you will have to stop gambling for a minimum of five years.
You are going to inherit amount that you cannot win in sports betting possibly multi million
Will you explain to him that you are doing great and you are not a compulsive gambler
Will just stop gambling and be practical and get that multi million inheritance
You'll just go on with your passion and just forget the money that your father will give to you as inheritance.
Let's discuss this scenario is possible
I mean if it came to that point then you gotta start asking yourself, if you're really not addicted to gambling. Just cause you're winning great doesn't mean you're not addicted although you did say you're on a system. Regardless, if it came to the point where your Dad is asking you to stop gambling in exchange for a spot in the will and testament I think it's much better to be in your Father's good graces, cause if you're really on a system regardless of the season you'd be able to consistently get wins provided that it's not an exploit or a bug on the sportsbook/casino you're playing in. I'm not saying this cause I'm a greedy bastard who wants to ensure I get a place in the inheritance, but I'm saying this cause you're dad has a genuine cause for concern, and him being old is more than enough a reason to put it down for a while to make him a little more happy you know. |
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anyone deposited very less amount and luckily won a big jackpot like a 100x or 500x or 1000x of base bet and withdrawn without kyc or without facing any problem from the platform?
if yes, how much was that amount? and what was the exchange?
i seen many people complaining about they don't give big wins easily or just don't give by making unanswerable queries like very hard KYC, freezing accounts, etc. this problem is very common with trusted casino's also/
do anyone withdrawn successfully the winning amount and if yes what was the process, it was seamless or you need to pass a hard kyc?
The thing is that you can only pull off stunts like this every once in a while and only on casinos that are reputable. Some of these casinos out there (I wouldn't drop names) would freeze your account after discovering that you beat them, while some will pull of insane KYC requirements just to stall out and make the prospect of ever getting your win seem impossible. This is still pretty much possible, you just have to know how to play your cards well first and foremost. While I myself have not done this, Reputable sites like Stake.com will more than willingly give you your wins after passing their very easy KYC verification test. So yeah, just choose the right casino to pull this stunt off and you should be good to go my friend. |
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As someone who sits in front of their computer for the most part of their waking hours, Electrum is the best wallet for me. It's safe, it's secure provided that you don't go stupid and save your seed phrase somewhere unsafe, and it's just there basically. Plus it's portable and you're able to pull it up whenever you need it which is more than enough of what you need for most of these wallets. I get that there's wallets that are now available on the phone and on the fly but I just can't trust them for some reason, especially those that you can download on Google Play and App Store besides the ones that we already know like Trust Wallet and so on and so forth. So I stay a firm advocate of Electrum Wallet through and through just cause it does the things I want perfectly.
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Isnt Twitter in general has less options than Instagram and Facebook to be able to compete with them in profitability ? I think Elon isnt using Twitter only to get profit from subscriptions and ads. Perhaps for a decent amount of money, they can adjust users feed so, that users will only get specific information aka he uses twitter for manipulation. I was wondering if after Marks Zuckerbergs Threads fail did Twitter received some benefits. Maybe Twitter shares gained in price?
Wait did it really fail? I found that I was using threads more than Twitter nowadays, granted the content from Threads is a little stale cause most of it felt like 2012 Facebook and Twitter lol but it's far from dead. Moreover, Twitter was monetized way back then right? Before Elon stepped in there were avenues for Content Creators and the Company itself to make profit from, cause if they were always running on a net negative there's no way they'd be able to pay their employees, which are by the way more than what Twitter has now. In my opinion Twitter with the oncoming of NFTs and all that is more profitable compared to Facebook and Instagram cause you'd always see projects left and right having twitter handles and announcement accounts, but you'd seldom see projects go out of their way to sponsor ads on Instagram and Twitter. |
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I attended a business seminar where a facilitator a renowned professor, and Entrepreneur shared a story on how he missed out on investing in a small fintech start two years ago which as at today is worth $500 million. He said the team had approached him to make an a investment in the start but because he did not understand how the were going to make money since he didn't invest the $100k he wanted to write them. Today, he would have been $7.5million richer had he invested.
They say do not invest in what you do not understand which was largely the principle the speaker adhered to but what if despite not immediately understanding the business model and its profit making model yet your business instinct pushing you to invest. What should you do? Listen to the former or follow your instincts?
The thing is this quote is heavily butchered and tattered at least in my opinion. For me it's "Do not invest on what you do not know, but always leave some for risk tolerance". Sometimes and I mean this cause this has happened one too many times in the past, the most in-the-dark and unknown ventures are the ones that bring you the most profits. And if no one ever took risk in this industry there'd be no successful people at all. So while it's always smart to do your research and understand the ins-and-outs of the business venture you're being told of, it's sometimes much more essential to actually just take the bait and wish for the best. Fortune favors the brave after all, so why always chicken out and cover it with "I didn't know how they'd make money". I'm not saying you should stop thinking at all when making business and financial decisions. Just saying that sometimes, you gotta leave something to chance. |
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Things are becoming more and more expensive here in the Philippines. Perishable foods like veggies and meat more so. It doesn't help that the agricultural sector's not getting enough assistance from the government and we're getting hit by the strongest droughts and typhoons here lately that farmers are left with soil barren from nutrients. Farmers, fishermen, and other related form of workers are getting dogshit salaries too so their qualities of life are on the gutter. So basically no matter how the Philippines look from the outside world it's on the shitbox when it comes to economy and earning good wages here is a pipe dream especially if you're working for a local employer.
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I don't know where you got these data, but in the Philippines, the latest standard minimum wage is ₱570 to ₱610. [1] There are variations, of course, like whether you belong to the agriculture sector, or you are working in a business establishment employing less than 15 or 10 persons only, or you are from a different region, and so on. Supposing it's ₱610 and the price of BTC in PHP right now is ₱1,635,564.73, a minimum-wage worker would only be working approximately 2,681 days to achieve 1 BTC. That would be more than 7 years.
[1] https://pia.gov.ph/news/2023/06/30/ncr-wage-board-grants-php40-hike-in-the-daily-wages-for-private-sector-workers#:~:text=NCR%2D24%20on%2026%20June,or%20less%20workers%2C%20and%20manufacturing While a longshot from the almost 4k days that you'd have to kill yourself to earn one btc, it's still not any better than the countries on the top of the list. Just goes to show how shitty things are and have been in this country especially now that a crook of a person was chosen as their president. In any case nothing much could be done now really except for us to just hope for the best when the next series of elections come. R.I.P ——-> Yearly appraisals and angry boss on the ass. 💀
I think this factor isn’t considered in the above hypothetical situation. I know that you have considered minimum wage but even the minimum wage appreciates every year and it also gets revised as per the yearly budget set by a country. There are many countries that seems not on a wager but flexible to fixed salaries purely based on the employee performance and yearly appraisals. That means, oddly at some point every employees from different nations would buy Bitcoins even within 1-2 years of time frame.
But I assume we are discarding all the good factors here and just focusing on low level case scenarios.
Countries with more than 27 years, Lolz.
Of course it won't. I'm thinking this is based off of an average white-collar worker's labor of 8 hours and all that stuff. Plus yearly increase in salaries wouldn't really be taken into account here for the reason that we're not fortune tellers and we can't tell how much the pay's going to be increased by next year, and it's not even consistent. For example in the Philippines alone it took them almost 6 years for the pay grade to increase by 5% or something. |
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There's a popular remark among gamblers in the part of my country I reside. The saying is expressed like this "if you quit that's when you lose". They use this statement to encourage and give futuristic hope to themselves that no matter how much they loss today or how many wagers they have lost they don't need to quit as it's possible you may be the next jackpot winner tomorrow. For it's like say don't quit yet there may be a light at the end of the tunnel.
From what I observed from this statement is that, many of these gamblers have been misled by this very remark of a hypothetical hope which has liquidated their account. While some who would have quit gambling long ago still hedge their hope on the idea behind the statement and keeps wagering.
Now let's take this to a discuss; how correct is this statement? And is there any similar statement like that in your home-country that's popularly used among gamblers to encourage themselves from quiting gambling because they're losing?
Or would you allow your decision to quit gambling to be affected by any popular statement among your fellow gamblers or it's a no no thing for you?
You know this quote as you put it has been memed out in ironic meme pages on Twitter and Facebook. Something along the lines of "99% of Gamblers quit before getting their big win, don't be one of them" which is funny but also stupid at the same time. It's supposed to be a tongue in cheek remark at how most gamblers wouldn't have the capacity to stop gambling cause they keep chasing that win when as a matter of fact avoiding losses is just as important. Anywho, the statement's not correct, it's stupid and is a quote that fuels/encourages these already addicted gamblers to push through their limits even more when they could've just avoided the losses in the first place and go home at least able to save something for themselves or their families. No one should follow it at any costs. |
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This is what could be referred to in international politics as power tussle in terms of international levels of analysis. Haven such two conflicting countries like China and Russia coming together based on mutual economic interest against a common rival the USA is one that could be very frustrating for the US dollar with the unambiguous leverage and advantage the likes of Russia, China, Iran and Saudi Arabia have come together to give to the Chinese Yuan. With Russia in the forefront bent on the use of the Chinese Yuan instead of the US dollar in their country and in all of it's transactions and trades settlements with Latin America, Africa and Asia countries. https://www.wsj.com/articles/russia-turns-to-chinas-yuan-in-effort-to-ditch-the-dollar-a8111457
What does this new development make for the US economy and the US dollar in the coming days and years to come. Give your personal opinion on this development! China and Russia conflicting? They've been corroborating for years now lol. The switch was more than expected although in all honesty I didn't expect Russia to yield this early against their power struggle. More than the effects that it would bring to the US economy, cause as far as I know Russia's not even one of the biggest contributors out there to begin with, is what urged Russia to do this maneuver in the first place. Are they growing weaker by the moment and are clinging on to whatever they can to continue funding their pointless war? Are they pushing towards the dedollarization, which if so is stupid cause these two countries weren't in good terms with USA anyway? We can only guess and assume. |
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I didn't encounter any issues with them in the past, So it might be something that's bugged in their system leading to this or perhaps a problem with your payment processing. Best to actually just contact them instead. Although judging by the amount of money you're trying to withdraw from them and it having no issues with them since they didn't ask for any KYC or whatever during that period, it might've been something wrong with your bank. It would be equally smart to contact them as well regarding this issue as most often than not they'd have records of every transaction coming in and out of your account regardless of if it went through or not. Update us too if something comes up so issues like these can be raised to the concerning authorities and casinos.
Had to redact this cause apparently OP sent his funds to a cryptocurrency address so there's no real way for him to contact anyone from the payment side of things. I know this is kind of frustrating for you and all that cause after all that's 20 thousand bucks we're talking about, but if you could give the address another quick check just so you can verify/guarantee that it is indeed the same address you're sending it to, cause idk sometimes we get a little stupid every now and again and make that one letter/number typo and completely mess with the way our money was sent, it happens to everyone. And I know it could come off as condescending but trust me I'm really trying to help you get to the bottom of this at the very least. Also really iffy that Duelbits' still not asking you for any proof of transaction or anything that would indicate you did send the money away from their site but oh well, let's just wait for an update I guess. |
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Props to that friend of his then, coming in just in the nick of time to prepare his friend for the biggest boom in cryptocurrency history. I hope (just as much as the people around here) that Farmers see how important investing is more than quick profit. Money may come and go but if you make it work for you it's never getting away provided that you gauge your risk tolerance and all that. I wouldn't be very certain about certain stuff however like bitcoin reaching 100k in 2025 although I hope it does, cause if things go south and bitcoin falls short even just by a couple thousand dollars it would mean bad business to you especially if you made all these people hold on to that hope. Anyway, I do hope we all succeed. Few more months til 2024 comes in and the halving arrives, let's brace ourselves and hope for the best.
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I was think about storing emergency supplies for 2 people.
How affordable is it to store enough food and water for myself and my wife.
A few years ago hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey hard and the shelfs were bare.
Pandemic came and lots of shortages.
So could I reasonable store 30 days of food and water for my wife and I.
How much space?
How much food ?
how much water?
propane?
I am a diabetic so I use high protein and fat low carb diet.
30 days means
30 cans of chicken
10 cans of tomatoes
10 cans of chickpeas
10 cans of cannaelli beans
10 pounds of roasted peanuts
5 pounds of walnuts
5 pounds of almonds
a bottle of multi vitamins
and 100 ½ liter bottles of water
a dozen cans of peaches
a dozen cans of pears
some parmalot as it keeps
some cereal
The above should do the trick for my wife and I. For maybe 45 days.
I can afford to have the above list I am thinking a lot of people can’t.
So how exposed are people to a solid disaster.
No fresh meat
No dairy since refrigerated goods may be gone.
I would think most of the world is a short time away from real food issues if food shopping is shut down.
your thoughts and ideas are welcome.
Rule of thumb you should always store upwards of 3 months especially if its to prepare for disaster aftermaths like hurricanes and earthquakes. It's reasonable to think that things will get better in a month anyway but if you're struck at ground zero recovery will take longer so just to be safe, save some for yourself and your family for as longer as possible. As for the price, while I'm not really sure how much things are exactly in the US, in the country where I live it's within upwards of 800 bucks for 3 months of canned food and goods as well as sanitary kits and other important stuff. If ever, it may cost you guys upwards of I guess a thousand to 1600 bucks in the US. You can't put a price on the safety and security of your family anyway so I don't think you should cheap out especially in stuff like these. |
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Looks like investors looking for new technology trends are now focusing more on AI than in crypto currencies. Although I do think both technologies can benefit each other mutually (like Fetch token and others), AI use cases looks much more wider to me. Still looking for good ETF or funds to expose my portfolio to AI Just people sensationalizing things again and again as usual. The truth of the matter is that (and I know everyone knows this) just cause it's not being talked about more doesn't mean that people jumped ship already. Bloomberg right here's making us think that crypto is gone for in favor of other more recent technological advancements without providing proper context. The industry's still pretty much running strong with no signs of stopping. Why are they not talking about that? Pretty sure they're doing all of this to sell more clicks and have people subscribe to their newsletter lol. Sure, investors are setting their sights on AI, but that's not to say they don't pay attention to crypto too! Web3.0 is almost afoot, with multiple enterprises within and outside this industry adopting blockchain technology to make it happen, does it look like crypto is dead? |
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This same thing again? I already saw this like once in this forum already and I'm pretty sure this post either got sent off to a different board or it was deleted. I don't even get why you're doing this cause you're clearly advertising Nitrobetting which in our knowledge is a cryptocurrency gambling site yeah? And then instead of actually giving us the benefits and edge that your site has over other casinos you go here telling us about the history of cryptocurrency like you're some Ancient Aliens by History Channel spokesperson or something. Of course we already knew about this, of course we're aware of what crypto has gone through we're literally at the ground zero of it.
If you're really out here hoping to sell your product I suggest you let us know about it sincerely and genuinely. Don't give us stuff like this.
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So like Best-Change but instead of looking up exchanges for you it would instead survey every cryptocurrency casino that is out there. I see that you're throwing the Bitcoin casino terminology quite religiously. Does this mean that you're exclusively looking after bitcoin casinos and other casinos that offer cryptocurrencies aren't included or am I being stupid right now lmao. The site's well made as well which is something that I gotta give you props for, but at the same time and I would like for you to take it as a compliment, make it look more streamlined and intuitive with user-friendly interfaces to make the site more pleasing to the eyes and more accessible, cause as it stands today there's some parts of it that are completely barren in terms of designs and while I love how the site looks, a lot of people may not share the same opinion as me. Anywho, love what you're trying to do here, appreciate it. Hoping for your success kind sir! |
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As a gambler,I know that we have done so many mistakes in the pass base on our bets and wrong strategy or calculations that we have done which led to losing the game that was suppose to make you win big. I want to use myself as an example,I love sportbet and I bet more on it. Last months I placed my bet on 7 games that was to be played for two days. When the 5th game was played,all matches came out as predicted and I was called by the casino,to offer me a cash out of $200 in my local currency and I refused it because if the other two games was played and the I got the predictions right. I will win $1200,so I turned the offer down. The painful part of it was that the two games were to kick off on the same time,and after the games,my prediction for the two games was wrong. I felt so bad because I allowed greed to control my emotion. For this reason,I having decided that when ever I have an opportunity to cash out again,I will always go for it,instead of thinking that I can win all the money.
So my question is this,as a gambler what mistake have you made when gambling that prevented you from winning big.
Let's discuss.
Greed is good if you know how to harness it. Unfortunately for us gamblers it's something that we can't really be expected to do especially those of us that are either gambling for profit or chasing a win goal for some reason. I've been like this in the past too, counting all my losses and using it as a reference of how much I need to win tomorrow to break even and all that. I couldn't bag any win I acquire cause I always have to bet on it again to chase bigger wins, and on days that I was able to break even, I still push through to get wins and a positive win rate so I can bag some profits but as you guys know, I didn't and what ended up happening is that I lost more than what I gained in the process. It's pretty common for us to be subjected into this, it's almost some sort of a rite of passage sometimes. |
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I didn't encounter any issues with them in the past, So it might be something that's bugged in their system leading to this or perhaps a problem with your payment processing. Best to actually just contact them instead. Although judging by the amount of money you're trying to withdraw from them and it having no issues with them since they didn't ask for any KYC or whatever during that period, it might've been something wrong with your bank. It would be equally smart to contact them as well regarding this issue as most often than not they'd have records of every transaction coming in and out of your account regardless of if it went through or not. Update us too if something comes up so issues like these can be raised to the concerning authorities and casinos.
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Almost expected it. Not really surprised. As what most people here have already said. KYC is the meta amongst casinos due to jurisdictions and in the name of following the law and continuation of its service to the public, Freebitcoin will be forced to implement KYC. I think it's only fair, I've lost a couple of accounts in their site in the past and got a few of my deposits stolen too which is a lapse on my part I know, but with this new KYC mechanic it may become harder for hackers and scammers to steal my stuff you know? Worse comes to worst all we'd have is just a few minutes of irksome KYC processing, so I think this is a win-win. It's been a minute since Freebitcoin implemented massive changes in their system anyway so this is more than welcome at least to me.
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It’s sad to see this project of won’t continue anymore since you seems honest on developing your game. The only problem was there’s only low demand for live roulette games since there’s tons of them on other live game provider like evolution which has low players too for their roulette category. If only you manage to add different games aside roulette, I think you have a chance to get some popularity here.
I’m just concern on the sustainability of the live feed for this roulette. Seems like you are the only one who program those cctv or get that live feed from that casino. What will be the setup in case this will be transferred to the new owner. How can he assure that live stream will never be interrupted? Will you offer lifetime support for the sustainability of the website since this casino is relying only on live video provided by that unknown casino.
In the grand scheme of things this is the best thing that they can do. Some projects aren't even as lucky as them as to be able to sell their source code. As for the setup once the ownership was transferred to the buyer, I think they won't be the one to provide live feed for roulette anymore? Since it doesn't make sense that they'd still be the people who'd provide live feed with the delays in transmission and all that once the transfer process pushes through. But what do I know lol I'm not the one operating the roulette anyway. your casino was launched on the 24th of february, that means it has already been running for 4 months, in my opinion it would be good if you could put details in this thread of how much money more or less your casino will need for marketing or what is the price of your casino , you could also post in this thread a summary of how these 4 months that your casino has been operating were, what were the biggest obstacles your casino had to face, what were the profits and losses (you don't need to talk about exact value, but at least you can talk about an estimated amount of profit and loss you had )
another important point that I think you had to mention in this thread is about the operational costs that you are having with the casino, when talking about all this people will be able to better analyze whether or not it is worth just putting money in your casino, how much profit and how long to make a profit they can wait, this is all very important to mention when you are looking for a partner or person to help you, at least that is my opinion, I wish you luck
That's good advice right there, maybe even urge some angel investors out there to help them out and fund the project for them beyond just the marketing budget that's needed you know. Best if NakamotoRoulette could advertise themselves on other channels beyond bitcointalk to reach more people, I hear Twitter's pretty good with connecting projects with investors. |
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Whole month's almost over, the least you could do is to supplant proper text to your website instead of fillers so the people who'd stumble upon your site would know what they are dealing with. (I haven't read about your issue regarding a dev leaving you for good without finishing his work, I'm sorry). In any case if you're looking for someone capable of creating and managing sites for you this forum will not have any scarcity of that. The dev you're working with is a total asshole as this template's been used for other projects already and he probably never told you about this too.
What bugs me more though is how did you come up with cry-ex? what does it mean? it's not a cryptocurrency exchange for sure and that's what's on top of my head right now. If you could shed light on this cause it intrigues me and it's probably going to be a problem for you too cause some people may assume that this is a joke site for people that are still not over their exes (and I say this with absolute seriousness).
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