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[jamyr]

Hello Jamyr,

Like we already discussed in private, it is like that:
Line 4: 5 7's = x300
Line 6: 2 7's = x0.5
Line 12: 2 7's = x0.5
Line 19: 3 7's = x5

Total multiplier x306


Congratulations to Johonna76!

 Yup, got confused with line 19. Thanks for clarifying it once again Baryom!

[sana54210]

This is fairly common from time to time. Honestly there are times when people bet 0.10 BTC all day long and got like 50-100 BTC in losses and don't seem to mind it. Sure its alot of money but most likely this was some early adopter who might of mined BTC with their CPU back in 2009.

Remember a few days back when that dormant 50 BTC transaction took place? That guy signed about 150 other addresses he owned with 50BTC so >$50,000,000 or so. Probably could have more funds in other accounts.

Hence for someone with $50,000,000 of net worth, gambling away $50K is nothing. Its no different from a small gambler to gamble $200 and either win $200 or lose $200.

It is still a lot of money, even if you are a rich person that owns that much money. Just because you can afford it doesn't suddenly make it cheap. If Jeff Bezos plays with 0.1 bitcoin per bet and loses 100k at the end, that is still a lot of money. The exact reason is, gambling is more like fun thing, if you are super rich and don't mind losing 50k or 100k, that means you are not doing it for the money, but you are doing it for fun.

Especially when you are super rich your life becomes very stressful since how you made that money also causes you stress. So, having a relax time gambling looks like the main reason for them. However for 100k, you could have so much more fun somewhere else, it all depends on what you like to do but 100k opens a lot of doors and honestly I would rather do something else to relax and have fun instead of gambling for that much money. Personal differences of course, that is just me.

[rammy2k2]

Just withdrawed 4 LTC instantly with no problems , thx as usual bitlser 

[shield132]

This is fairly common from time to time. Honestly there are times when people bet 0.10 BTC all day long and got like 50-100 BTC in losses and don't seem to mind it. Sure its alot of money but most likely this was some early adopter who might of mined BTC with their CPU back in 2009.

Remember a few days back when that dormant 50 BTC transaction took place? That guy signed about 150 other addresses he owned with 50BTC so >$50,000,000 or so. Probably could have more funds in other accounts.

Hence for someone with $50,000,000 of net worth, gambling away $50K is nothing. Its no different from a small gambler to gamble $200 and either win $200 or lose $200.

It is still a lot of money, even if you are a rich person that owns that much money. Just because you can afford it doesn't suddenly make it cheap. If Jeff Bezos plays with 0.1 bitcoin per bet and loses 100k at the end, that is still a lot of money. The exact reason is, gambling is more like fun thing, if you are super rich and don't mind losing 50k or 100k, that means you are not doing it for the money, but you are doing it for fun.

Especially when you are super rich your life becomes very stressful since how you made that money also causes you stress. So, having a relax time gambling looks like the main reason for them. However for 100k, you could have so much more fun somewhere else, it all depends on what you like to do but 100k opens a lot of doors and honestly I would rather do something else to relax and have fun instead of gambling for that much money. Personal differences of course, that is just me.

So, answer lies in your post. A lot is a little bit complex definition. If you have 100$, then 10$ may be a lot for you (10% of total budget) but if you have 100 000, then 10$ may be nothing for you (0.01% of your budget).
Another important factor there is how you have earned money. When money suddenly comes out of thin air (lottery wins, thousands of bitcoins mined in past and etc), then it's much easier to spend like nothing. That's why some people easily lose tens of bitcoins and even more easily.
Also if you are super-rich, you can even buy casino too and gamble with your money the way you wish + get them back

jamyr
Once I had the same question about live statistics of wagering contest too and despite the fact that support was a little bit confused (maybe he/she was new), they didn't forget my question and the next day I got a detailed answer on everything.

rammy2k2
Bitsler rocks as usual.

[adaseb]

Another important factor there is how you have earned money. When money suddenly comes out of thin air (lottery wins, thousands of bitcoins mined in past and etc), then it's much easier to spend like nothing. That's why some people easily lose tens of bitcoins and even more easily.
Also if you are super-rich, you can even buy casino too and gamble with your money the way you wish + get them back

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This is actually a pretty good post. Basically if someone acquires wealth through hard work like going to University and spending 10 years to be a doctor, they can earn alot of money but most likely will becareful how they spend it. This is why you see so many doctors driving around in Honda Civics and Toyota Corollas. When someone acquires it easily like winning the Lottery, they blow it left and right and usually end up broke again in a few years.

With crypto gambling its no different. There are people who CPU mined BTC back in 2009-2010 and got millions of it to gamble, or those who GPU mined ETH when it was around $1-2 back in 2015 who never sold until $1K. They feel more comfortable gambling away 5 figures when some doctor who earns a similar amount wouldn't ever gamble that much money. Hence why from time to time you see these whales on all these crypto gambling sites taking these bets.

[Emitdama]

The sad thing about money is that no matter how you spend it, there are times in a person's life where you do end up spending money for useless stuff. Could it be gambling? Maybe I don't know but it happens.

Let's take the example at hand, you study really hard, you get a student loan that is in hundreds of thousands of dollars, you went to Harvard medical school the most prestigious one in the whole world, you became a cardio surgeon that literally restarts a stopped heart, as in the closest to necromancer you can get in real life, unthinkable amount of work put into becoming one.

But you have some free vacation time and you and your friends decide to go to Vegas for it. Believe me, that doctor will spend money on gambling like crazy to let of some steem of all that hard work just to relax a bit.

So yes, how you earned the money plays a big role, but no matter how you did there are some bad judgment days to all of us.

[jamyr]

One mighty hit from MightyHorde



Just a yolo request/suggestion,
how about being able to choose which line you play. For example I want to play 5 lines but not lines 1-5 but 1,7,15,19,20?

EDIT

Luck or lots of Luck? He's done it again!

[buwaytress]

Hello everyone. I know this is one of the oldest names in the space, surprised I never had an account here before, but just wanted to say I got moved over from Betking here. Belatedly but happy to be here all the same. Thanks for arranging for that. Just got my level up to chat, I see a long journey to Gold!

[JollyGood]

How much did you lose when serial scammer Dean Nolan (owner of betking) pretended there was a hack and he stole over $400,000 worth of Bitcoin bankroll?

Being an ex-betking victim, did you get the $200 from Bitsler that they promised to pay ex-betking victims?

Hello everyone. I know this is one of the oldest names in the space, surprised I never had an account here before, but just wanted to say I got moved over from Betking here. Belatedly but happy to be here all the same. Thanks for arranging for that. Just got my level up to chat, I see a long journey to Gold!

[buwaytress]

@Jolly: I was owed some monies, not up to $200, but that has all been transferred over in full on Bitsler as I stated, perhaps I wasn't clear that it included the funds. It was arranged amicably after contacting Dean, with the very kind assistance of a fellow gambler.

All is good. Bitsler's quite a lot to get into for a newbie!

[jamyr]

7 7 7 7 7 = Good Game Well Played!

[sana54210]

So, answer lies in your post. A lot is a little bit complex definition. If you have 100$, then 10$ may be a lot for you (10% of total budget) but if you have 100 000, then 10$ may be nothing for you (0.01% of your budget).
Another important factor there is how you have earned money. When money suddenly comes out of thin air (lottery wins, thousands of bitcoins mined in past and etc), then it's much easier to spend like nothing. That's why some people easily lose tens of bitcoins and even more easily.
Also if you are super-rich, you can even buy casino too and gamble with your money the way you wish + get them back

Yes, I get the idea that 10 bucks is nothing for someone who has 100k, versus someone who has 100 dollars. Yet what I was saying, if you earn let's say 30 thousand dollars, or lose 30 thousand dollars, that is not really small amount of money no matter how much money you have because you prefer to spend it on gambling instead of something else. Now between people who gamble 10 bucks per bet and have 10k versus people who do it with 100 dollars, that is understandably a big difference, but when we are talking about 30 grand like I said suddenly we are talking about picking gambling over a private jet flight to paris for a breakfast and coming back.

I mean it might cost a bit more obviously but still for 30 grand you could do sooooo much more stuff than just gambling whereas for 100 bucks you can't so it is not really relative when you increase the price too much.

[ragavancoin]

7 7 7 7 7 = Good Game Well Played!

Now days I can see more awesome hits like this at fruitsler slots game and I love to play there I was got 77777 more then 5 time in a day I hope all of you are enjoying the slots game and congratulations to all big winners 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[tbct_mt2]

7 7 7 7 7 = Good Game Well Played!

What does the promo roll mean? Does it mean that user join promotion on Bitsler and claim free/ fauceted coins from promotions/ free spins to roll and win?

And what is XP gained?

The image shows the win with too high payout at x6000 and that's amazing win.

[Bitinity]

What does the promo roll mean? Does it mean that user join promotion on Bitsler and claim free/ fauceted coins from promotions/ free spins to roll and win?

Not quite sure about promo roll but I guess it is related to the one called by promo wins tab under the contest tab.

And what is XP gained?

It is something like points that you gained by wagering. This XP points show how much your progress into the next VIP level. The more you bet the more XP points you get and the faster you reach the next level.

[Emitdama]

^Jesus Christ, so this guy put up 9 dogecoins and in return got back 54 THOUSAND doge coins? That is 0.023 cents gambled, literally just a tiny bit over 2 cents gambled and he got back 140 dollars or so back. I mean I know 140 dollars is not a lot of money for many people, and to me it would be a lot of money but I wouldn't really have a life changing event if I won it, I would probably just have an easier month on June but that's about it.

However even with that, this is a 6000x return we are talking about, 2 cents becoming 140 dollars is not something I have ever seen anywhere else in the casino world, not just crypto but anywhere ever. I didn't even know 6000x was a possible odds, don't know the max odds you could win but I thought it was 999x, didn't know it could go even further up.

[Bitinity]

^Jesus Christ, so this guy put up 9 dogecoins and in return got back 54 THOUSAND doge coins? That is 0.023 cents gambled, literally just a tiny bit over 2 cents gambled and he got back 140 dollars or so back. I mean I know 140 dollars is not a lot of money for many people, and to me it would be a lot of money but I wouldn't really have a life changing event if I won it, I would probably just have an easier month on June but that's about it.

However even with that, this is a 6000x return we are talking about, 2 cents becoming 140 dollars is not something I have ever seen anywhere else in the casino world, not just crypto but anywhere ever. I didn't even know 6000x was a possible odds, don't know the max odds you could win but I thought it was 999x, didn't know it could go even further up.

Seems that you need to do more researches about big win. Look at some previous pages of this topic, there was someone turned 100satoshi into almostba whole btc as the player won 1,000,000x payout. There are also many other bigger payout in this crypto world gambling industry. Mines game for example, gives you a chance to win up to more than 5million payout.

[Taskford]

^Jesus Christ, so this guy put up 9 dogecoins and in return got back 54 THOUSAND doge coins? That is 0.023 cents gambled, literally just a tiny bit over 2 cents gambled and he got back 140 dollars or so back. I mean I know 140 dollars is not a lot of money for many people, and to me it would be a lot of money but I wouldn't really have a life changing event if I won it, I would probably just have an easier month on June but that's about it.

However even with that, this is a 6000x return we are talking about, 2 cents becoming 140 dollars is not something I have ever seen anywhere else in the casino world, not just crypto but anywhere ever. I didn't even know 6000x was a possible odds, don't know the max odds you could win but I thought it was 999x, didn't know it could go even further up.

Seems that you need to do more researches about big win. Look at some previous pages of this topic, there was someone turned 100satoshi into almostba whole btc as the player won 1,000,000x payout. There are also many other bigger payout in this crypto world gambling industry. Mines game for example, gives you a chance to win up to more than 5million payout.

Provably he just newly see this kind of big wins that's why he got surprise for the lucky result of the person who win such huge amount for small bets and that is how luck works so for us to win like that we need extraordinary lucky hands and bet frequently according to our guts and aim the jackpot since if we will strike up by good chance maybe we will hit the same huge winnings.

[Emitdama]

^Jesus Christ, so this guy put up 9 dogecoins and in return got back 54 THOUSAND doge coins? That is 0.023 cents gambled, literally just a tiny bit over 2 cents gambled and he got back 140 dollars or so back. I mean I know 140 dollars is not a lot of money for many people, and to me it would be a lot of money but I wouldn't really have a life changing event if I won it, I would probably just have an easier month on June but that's about it.

However even with that, this is a 6000x return we are talking about, 2 cents becoming 140 dollars is not something I have ever seen anywhere else in the casino world, not just crypto but anywhere ever. I didn't even know 6000x was a possible odds, don't know the max odds you could win but I thought it was 999x, didn't know it could go even further up.

Seems that you need to do more researches about big win. Look at some previous pages of this topic, there was someone turned 100satoshi into almostba whole btc as the player won 1,000,000x payout. There are also many other bigger payout in this crypto world gambling industry. Mines game for example, gives you a chance to win up to more than 5million payout.

What the hell? 5 million times more than what you wagered? That means if you wager 1 dollars you could possibly win 5 million dollars, if you wager 0.1 dollars that is 500k, if you even wager just 0.01 which is 1 cents, you could still win 50 thousand dollars! Is that really true? I mean if it is that is a whole lot of money and I have never seen it. I really should do more research like you said.

I mainly play on sportsbetting and poker, sometimes when I am bored I do dice as well to spend some time but even that is rare and in many places I gamble there is 2 reasons not to have that, one is the obvious one where you get 999x max in many places, second is the cap, usually you can win like 10-20 bitcoins at most, nothing more, which is still a ton of money but not x5million levels of coverage for them.

[ralle14]

What the hell? 5 million times more than what you wagered? That means if you wager 1 dollars you could possibly win 5 million dollars, if you wager 0.1 dollars that is 500k, if you even wager just 0.01 which is 1 cents, you could still win 50 thousand dollars! Is that really true? I mean if it is that is a whole lot of money and I have never seen it. I really should do more research like you said.

I don't think Bitsler would allow someone to win $5 million unless their bankroll is big enough to tank a loss like that.

Most casinos have a max profit to maintain their bankroll and according to their article page the max profit is 2 btc.

Coin            : Min Bet       / Max Bet      / Max Profit
Bitcoin (BTC): 0.00000001 / 2.00000000 / 2.00000000