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Realistically, I don't think it matters how often somebody gambles.
Few people gamble so frequently that they don't have the time to take care of the important things in life, e.g. their job, health and family.
What is more important is how much, as a fraction of the total income that people gamble. Above a certain fraction, this can be considered a problem.
Keep it low guys and enjoy the process!
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I dont have any hopes for that possible revival.People already know about this Fomo3d like games and its flaws and issues back in the past.
This is the hard part when you do launch a new game basing on an older game which does have bad image or reputation in the past.
People were already done into these kind of things thats why its hard to believe thats it soon or possibly revived.
True that. But then you need to consider the simplicity of reimagining a game that has already been built. In terms of risk/rewards, it could be worth producing an improved version of the game just to leverage the old userbase of the first game. That said, I personally wouldn't bother unless it's a really low effort/low cost, but still good looking game. |
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I was browsing and I found this which I thought I'd make it something of my own interpretation and what I found interesting and thought about sharing is how the number of bettors for the last 24h seems to correlate with lunch-time and post-lunch. I suppose most working people try a bit of down-time during lunch time, in any case its an interesting fact.
All people that play in Luckydice are not in a same region as you. Every city has its own time zone. So cannot say which hour people are more active in Luckybet based on that chart. When it's 1 PM in your country, it's 1 AM in another place of the world. That chart shows nothing about the time of the day that people are more active in. It could be that lunch time and leaving work time correlates for players in the most popular countries that use Luckydice. This would help to explain the sudden drop off at a particular time. We will see if a similar trend happens today. Alternatively, if the platform mostly sees users from a single country, then Joseph's explanation could be valid. |
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1/2 wins today, waiting for the other half for 2/2.   1 W 2 L so far, you can track the games at https://koldatbtcf.blogabet.com/We started pretty okay, but things went south right after, might do one more live tonight. Glad to see you're being transparent with your wins/losses. Nobody is going to blame you for having a bad day, hopefully you can average out at the 69%+ claimed in the title. |
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People should be aware that they are almost certain to lose money in this platform.
There will come a point where there are too few investors and the owner will either disappear or refuse to pay.
In 2020, there is no need to resort to these kinds of platforms to make money, you can simply refer people to platforms like Luckydice.com and make a good amount on affiliates without even needing to bet.
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The real surprising thing here is that, if a person is capable of doing something like this for a faucet, how much developing skill does he have that goes unused? I mean we are talking about a guy who built a software that tries the faucet automatically, then if he busts switches the account and IP/VPN to try another account and continues as long as possible until he actually abuses the faucet, now that is some software developing skills right there, I personally wouldn't know how to do that and I have been a web developer for years! So we are talking about a guy who could use these kinds of skills he has on something much more productive instead of destructive and could make a decent amount of money, yet he uses his powers for evil and not for good, which is shocking.
That's the problem, there's so much untapped talent out there. Some of these people will talent end up using it for nefarious purposes. There's actually an entire term devised for it—criminal ingenuity. With that said, creating a script to automatically claim faucet and switch IPs is not exactly rocket size. Anybody with basic python knowledge could do it, and you could get a script kiddie to whip one up for less than $100. |
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Hi letswinnergo, Thanks for helping us sort it out. We deposited 2 EOS for you to test dice and hope that you include good customer support as part of your review  Casineos will release major updates and more options as quickly as possible. Please keep the feedback coming! I recommend giving out these test amounts in a more controlled way. Otherwise you'll just get the newbie spammers come along and empty your balance for no benefit. Maybe hold a bug bounty or wagering competition? |
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i am mostly playing in Bistler,CryptoGames,FortuneJack,777coins,Bitvest and Windice for my gambling activities.
but what took my attention is the 1xbit in your list?why it seems to be on top?haven't you make a deep research first before putting the sites on that lists?
it seems that 1xbit has many scam issues and for you to make a good set of sites there must be legitimacy and not just random choices.
Exactly.. The list is a complete joke, most of the most popular sites are completely absent with no explanation whatsoever. OP should lock this thread, and nobody should click on any of his affiliate links. Such a lazy attempt to gain clicks should not be rewarded. It hasn't even got BitKong, Luckydice, Stake etc... CRAZY! |
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Beware guys, this is the alt account of the Ponzi scammer. It isn't hard to fake a single transaction for the purposes of reeling in even more unwitting idiots investors. Anything promising to pay out such a ridiculous high rate is guaranteed to be at best a complete failure, or at worst a scam. If you want to try something that's legit worth your time, check out Luckydice. |
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I used to gamble a lot starting from 2005. I will share some useful tips for a newbie gamblers.
1. Do not deposit anything, before your account is not fully verified. Because any bookie will accept your bet without verifying your account, but if you win and request a withdrawal, they will refuse and ask you for verification. You might not pass it for a lot of reasons, like bettors from your country are not allowed to use that bookie, or the documents provided by you are not acceptable e.t.c...
Great tip there, a huge number of people get caught out by this. However, it should be noted that there are also a huge number of platforms that simply don't require verification. It's best to stick with these, rather than potentially deal with the KYC hassle later.
4. Avoid playing slots, because all slot games are pre-programmed to 80/20% in the bookies favor.
This is more about actually doing some background research before playing any game. Everybody should research what the house edge is before playing any game. Anything above 5% is just a complete joke that should be avoided. If you can't find out the information, ask customer support as they'll probably know. |
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First of all, I want to congratulate you and start my message. The year 2020 has started very well for you and I hope that your luck will never decrease during this year. When I looked at the screenshot you shared and when I thought about the amount of earnings you mentioned, I was absolutely happy for you because it would be a very comforting thing for everyone to achieve such good earnings in today's economic conditions. I recommend that you do not use all the money you have earned in gambling and use the money according to your needs. With luck throughout the year, I wish you more.
It takes money to make money, if people can make a good amount of money simply by gambling, then good on them. I think it would be wise to divide the winnings up into different risk tiers though, e.g. a fraction for high risk, medium risk and low risk investments. e.g. gambling, real-estate and bonds. |
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Realistically, I don't think I would ever win enough to stop gambling forever.
For me, I don't see gambling as simply a way to win money, it's also a way to help pass the time, relax and even have fun.
Recently, I found myself playing dice on the Luckydice mobile site when I'm out and about, whereas when I'm at home I usually play online poker or roulette.
With that said, a $10 million win will probably keep me busy enough that I won't have any free time left for games!
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Any plans to add any new slots to the site? The current selection is looking super dated, and Satoshi's Secret is definitely needing a revamp.
Also, what games are you guys currently working on?
Is there some kind of community vote where we can help choose which game is added next?
Used to use Bitdice a few months ago but got bored of the selection and moved to newer platforms. Would like to give it a spin again though if there's anything new?
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I get your point, if you see a better way of proving my self besides simply being present for a prolonged period of time, I'd be more than willing to listen.
I suggest removing paid-for memberships here on the forum until you have some historical performance stats to back up your claims. Since I assume you give out multiple tips per day, even a couple weeks of tips should be more than sufficient to prove your success rates. If you're more than 50% by the end of that period, people will start paying attention. Nothing to stop you offering your services elsewhere, but right on BTT DT members often tag sketchy threads, so if you want to build something long-term, it's best to just be transparent for a couple weeks. |
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Pricing:- One day of picks = 50$
- One week of picks = 200$
- One month of picks = 500$
- Three months of picks = 1000$
Unless you're ready to provide evidence of your 69% accuracy, nobody's going to pay up, that's for sure. Surely you should know how many pretenders there are, claiming high accuracy and EVs without providing a shred of evidence to back it up. Prove your claims, or be gone. If you actually took the time to read my thread you would have seen that I not only offered 21 days of free tips for everyone with an account older than one month but also made a seperate account on a bet tracking website in order to build a viewable portfolio for other members to see. But thanks, I understand your concerns.  But you're offering premium memberships right now... You should retroactively prove your experience, rather than have people assume you are experienced going forward. You're still soliciting money after all, people are going to want evidence of historical performance. |
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The thing is, when it comes to examples like this, if FortuneJack can't verify it on their backend, they're not going to take your word for it.
You would need to have absolutely rock-solid proof for FortuneJack, or anybody else for that matter, to take you seriously.
Since something similar has happened to you twice now, maybe you should run a screen-recording tool at all times, just so you can capture it on video if it happens a third time.
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Glad to see that the platform supports multiple cryptocurrencies, is there any way to convert my winnings to another crypto asset directly on the platform? I'd like to start playing with ETH.  Couldn't find the option anywhere? We have integrated exchange for most currencies. Click Cashier button, then open Exchange tab. Ah! There it is. Not sure how I missed this earlier. Any plans to add exchange functionality for assets not currently supported by the platform? E.g. So that I can deposit an unsupported cryptocurrency, and convert it into something I can use to wager with on BitKong? |
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Personally, I tend to spend my time playing on dices sites like Luckydice and BitKong, but I only play with relatively small amounts.
Luckily, I was able to win around $250 yesterday on Luckydice thanks to some multiplier mechanic the game has, this was on a small bet of $2.50 and I had suffered a few losses first.
I also managed to win approx $200 betting on yesterday's fight with Demetrius Andrade, but I had to put up like $190 to do so lol.
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Glad to see that the platform supports multiple cryptocurrencies, is there any way to convert my winnings to another crypto asset directly on the platform? I'd like to start playing with ETH. Couldn't find the option anywhere? |
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I had never heard of a fish arcade until you just mentioned it, but after Googling, I can safely say that this looks like the type of game I'd like to play. Am I right in assuming the below video is the type of game you refer to? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nWvNyKwEG0The only issue I can imagine is that it looks like quite a resource intensive game, so I imagine it would have quite a high house edge, since each play session is quite long. Are there any similar games available for crypto casinos? |
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