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January 28, 2018, 05:42:16 AM |
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I can't even imagine betting such a huge amount on a dice game. But some of these guys are so crazy about gambling and ready to lose so huge amount if luck doesn't support.
Even though these guys are early adopters of Bitcoins but still it is a huge money at the current market price. Anyway, congratulations to winner and
Not all high rollers are early adopters, some of the high rollers buy bitcoins to gamble. he might've bought it who knows, we can't say for sure. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) I just said based on my common sense because no one wants to spend so much money to play online dice game. If they are so much craze about gambling then mostly they will choose to go to real casinos to play with a huge amount. I also early investor to LTC and got more LTC coins so sometimes I spend more of these coins playing dice than Bitcoins. Richer people gamble more money at real casinos with a much higher house edge all the time. It isn't inconceivable that a high roller would appreciate a 1% house edge from the comfort of their own home enough to wager just as much online. The edge alone is higher, however this doesn’t account for perks that physical casinos offer, which makes their effective house edge lower. The experience that physical casinos can offer will often trump the difference in the house edge.
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January 29, 2018, 08:31:38 AM |
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I can't even imagine betting such a huge amount on a dice game. But some of these guys are so crazy about gambling and ready to lose so huge amount if luck doesn't support.
Even though these guys are early adopters of Bitcoins but still it is a huge money at the current market price. Anyway, congratulations to winner and
Not all high rollers are early adopters, some of the high rollers buy bitcoins to gamble. he might've bought it who knows, we can't say for sure. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) I just said based on my common sense because no one wants to spend so much money to play online dice game. If they are so much craze about gambling then mostly they will choose to go to real casinos to play with a huge amount. I also early investor to LTC and got more LTC coins so sometimes I spend more of these coins playing dice than Bitcoins. Why would you think people are not going that high on betting online? I believe there is not much different between online and offline, so if there is early adopter which is holding like 10k of btc, I do not think it is impossible for them to spend like 1k just to gamble here. For them, to have more coin means pretty high risk too to hold it for that long, so spend it on gambling will be the best way
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January 30, 2018, 10:05:00 AM |
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Why would you think people are not going that high on betting online?
If I'm the one want to deposit huge money on online gambling site even though it is trusted site but still think that what if casino don't pay me back my winnings for a huge amount? I believe there is not much different between online and offline, so if there is early adopter which is holding like 10k of btc, I do not think it is impossible for them to spend like 1k just to gamble here. For them, to have more coin means pretty high risk too to hold it for that long, so spend it on gambling will be the best way
Why do you think that anyone will scare or worry about holding a huge number of bitcoins for a long term? The best part of these cryptocurrencies is no one can trace who is the owner of those coins then why anyone need to worry? Just because got more coins people will not waste money on gambling. if you want to spend your coins you can spend them to buy anything then why only gambling?
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January 30, 2018, 02:59:36 PM |
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I can't even imagine betting such a huge amount on a dice game. But some of these guys are so crazy about gambling and ready to lose so huge amount if luck doesn't support.
Even though these guys are early adopters of Bitcoins but still it is a huge money at the current market price. Anyway, congratulations to winner and
Not all high rollers are early adopters, some of the high rollers buy bitcoins to gamble. he might've bought it who knows, we can't say for sure. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) I just said based on my common sense because no one wants to spend so much money to play online dice game. If they are so much craze about gambling then mostly they will choose to go to real casinos to play with a huge amount. I also early investor to LTC and got more LTC coins so sometimes I spend more of these coins playing dice than Bitcoins. Why would you think people are not going that high on betting online? I believe there is not much different between online and offline, so if there is early adopter which is holding like 10k of btc, I do not think it is impossible for them to spend like 1k just to gamble here. For them, to have more coin means pretty high risk too to hold it for that long, so spend it on gambling will be the best way There is nothing wrong on assuming that this highrollers in a dice game are early adopters of Bitcoin as I agree with MinerHQ I can't imagine a big time buyer of Bitcoin will ever spend big on a gambling site rather than a physical casino. Seeing bets range from 1 BTC to more than I can imagine will let me think that they are really owners of Bitcoin when they were once cheap. From issues such as withdrawals and deposits that are not reflecting to your account I think that early adopters are the ones who can comfortably risk their money.
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January 30, 2018, 04:56:53 PM |
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"Congratulations chaNo8pha on your HUGE 90 BTC (1,000,000 USD) win!" this is one hell of a luck to be betting 0.07 bitcoins on 29x multiplier and winning two times sometimes you can wait for this damn 29x to come for 400 rolls if not more guess money get attracted to money and who doesn't risk doesn't win big hope he rained some of it and made even more gamblers a bit happier that day ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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January 31, 2018, 02:19:10 AM |
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Primedice will pay for your transaction fees! We are tired that you are paying unnecessarily high fees on your Bitcoin transfers, and because of that, we are covering all your Primedice depositing transaction costs.
Contact support with your transaction ID alongside a screenshot for your refund. You can contact the support team through the live support button on the Primedice menu, or by email at support@primedice.com
Here are a few conditions to be mindful of:- Minimum deposit is 0.005 BTC.
- Maximum transaction fee to be paid is 0.002 BTC.
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- Promotion ends before the 18th of February.
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January 31, 2018, 08:00:26 AM |
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My guess is they are some old adopter of Bitcoin and they got probably 10,000 BTC in their cold storage somewhere.
On Reddit there is some Pineapple fund where some anonymous old adopter basically is donating millions of BTC to open source charities and software companies.
There is another girl who donated like $1,000,000 to Andreas. Basically she was waiting for Roger Ver to send the other half million, he never did, so she sent him the other $500,000.
And these were just donations. So someone gambling these amount is not really that much strange.
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Not all high rollers are early adopters, some of the high rollers buy bitcoins to gamble. he might've bought it who knows, we can't say for sure. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) I imagine there's a lot of regulation trying to purchase over a million $ worth of BTC. Not all high rollers are early adopters, some of the high rollers buy bitcoins to gamble. he might've bought it who knows, we can't say for sure. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) So do you really think that millionaires will sit in front of a computer and play millions of dollars worth of coins which they invested ,i really do not think so,they will head out and play in a real casino if they are dealing with millions of dollars and most of the players online who wage big amount of money are actually early adapters . Congrats on the crazy win. Why the hell would they gamble in a "real" casino? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51bc1ypNsrU I can't even imagine betting such a huge amount on a dice game. But some of these guys are so crazy about gambling and ready to lose so huge amount if luck doesn't support.
Even though these guys are early adopters of Bitcoins but still it is a huge money at the current market price. Anyway, congratulations to winner and
Not all high rollers are early adopters, some of the high rollers buy bitcoins to gamble. he might've bought it who knows, we can't say for sure. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) I just said based on my common sense because no one wants to spend so much money to play online dice game. If they are so much craze about gambling then mostly they will choose to go to real casinos to play with a huge amount. I also early investor to LTC and got more LTC coins so sometimes I spend more of these coins playing dice than Bitcoins. Why would you think people are not going that high on betting online? I believe there is not much different between online and offline, so if there is early adopter which is holding like 10k of btc, I do not think it is impossible for them to spend like 1k just to gamble here. For them, to have more coin means pretty high risk too to hold it for that long, so spend it on gambling will be the best way There is a million differences. This is one of them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51bc1ypNsrUThey even scam online. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NN5a0-WBOxcYou can only trust code.
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February 05, 2018, 09:32:28 AM |
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Primedice will pay for your transaction fees! We are tired that you are paying unnecessarily high fees on your Bitcoin transfers, and because of that, we are covering all your Primedice depositing transaction costs.
Contact support with your transaction ID alongside a screenshot for your refund. You can contact the support team through the live support button on the Primedice menu, or by email at support@primedice.com
Here are a few conditions to be mindful of:- Minimum deposit is 0.005 BTC.
- Maximum transaction fee to be paid is 0.002 BTC.
- If you are sending from a 3rd party service (i.e. exchanges) you may be asked for extra information to avoid abuse. Don't worry; we respect your privacy!
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If you have questions, don't hesitate to post it here or contact our 24/7 Live Support. Don't have an account? Sign up here! There fee's nowadays aren't that high anymore. Promo started too late. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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February 05, 2018, 10:59:33 AM |
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Primedice will pay for your transaction fees! We are tired that you are paying unnecessarily high fees on your Bitcoin transfers, and because of that, we are covering all your Primedice depositing transaction costs.
Contact support with your transaction ID alongside a screenshot for your refund. You can contact the support team through the live support button on the Primedice menu, or by email at support@primedice.com
Here are a few conditions to be mindful of:- Minimum deposit is 0.005 BTC.
- Maximum transaction fee to be paid is 0.002 BTC.
- If you are sending from a 3rd party service (i.e. exchanges) you may be asked for extra information to avoid abuse. Don't worry; we respect your privacy!
- Promotion ends before the 18th of February.
- The terms and conditions may change in case of abuse. Please contact support beforehand to ensure this is still running.
If you have questions, don't hesitate to post it here or contact our 24/7 Live Support. Don't have an account? Sign up here! There fee's nowadays aren't that high anymore. Promo started too late. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) No lates for a good promo IMO, it is still a good promo for players especially for low bankroll players who cares about transaction fee when depositing to primedice.Perhaps PD will add more promos or change this promo to other more interesting promos if this one gets less interest. In general, every promo which give a benefit for players should be appreciated and players should take the promo no matter the amount is.
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February 05, 2018, 12:08:51 PM |
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Risky bets? Big wins! Congratulations chaNo8pha on your HUGE 90 BTC (1,000,000 USD) win!~ ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FOSItCJg.jpg&t=665&c=yuWgUalPFN8J8A) Joined on January 25th, 2018. This guy has made 1 million USD in a matter of days. Hope he's not another HufflePuff and that those wins were legit ones. PrimeDice was my favorite site to play a while ago, I'm sure some people remember me since I was active in the chat and my username is the same as it is here. Reading these recent posts here made me want to return to the site and try my luck again.
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BITCOIN TO THE MOON ☾ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿ ₿
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February 05, 2018, 01:09:06 PM |
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Primedice will pay for your transaction fees! We are tired that you are paying unnecessarily high fees on your Bitcoin transfers, and because of that, we are covering all your Primedice depositing transaction costs.
Contact support with your transaction ID alongside a screenshot for your refund. You can contact the support team through the live support button on the Primedice menu, or by email at support@primedice.com
Here are a few conditions to be mindful of:- Minimum deposit is 0.005 BTC.
- Maximum transaction fee to be paid is 0.002 BTC.
- If you are sending from a 3rd party service (i.e. exchanges) you may be asked for extra information to avoid abuse. Don't worry; we respect your privacy!
- Promotion ends before the 18th of February.
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If you have questions, don't hesitate to post it here or contact our 24/7 Live Support. Don't have an account? Sign up here! There fee's nowadays aren't that high anymore. Promo started too late. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) maybe people would want to pay extra fees now so they do not wait it is a good promotion,doesn't cost an arm and a leg and lets gamblers lose play with their deposits much faster ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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February 05, 2018, 08:38:12 PM |
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Joined on January 25th, 2018. This guy has made 1 million USD in a matter of days. Hope he's not another HufflePuff and that those wins were legit ones.
PrimeDice was my favorite site to play a while ago, I'm sure some people remember me since I was active in the chat and my username is the same as it is here. Reading these recent posts here made me want to return to the site and try my luck again.
The player might be a old player coming in under new user name just to avoid attraction,it is highly possible,hufflepuff is a different case as he manipulated the system to win the coins,there were many players who won a lot after that but this is a different thing because the price during these rolls were well above $10000 and so it gained some popularity.
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February 05, 2018, 10:08:28 PM |
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Risky bets? Big wins! Congratulations chaNo8pha on your HUGE 90 BTC (1,000,000 USD) win!~ ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FOSItCJg.jpg&t=665&c=yuWgUalPFN8J8A) Joined on January 25th, 2018. This guy has made 1 million USD in a matter of days. Hope he's not another HufflePuff and that those wins were legit ones. PrimeDice was my favorite site to play a while ago, I'm sure some people remember me since I was active in the chat and my username is the same as it is here. Reading these recent posts here made me want to return to the site and try my luck again. What are you implying exactly? That since he was a new user that he must of cheated to win that much BTC somehow? Do you know how provably fair works with dice? Basically it's impossible to cheat. Only way to cheat would be if somehow Primedice leaked its unhashed key somehow due to some exploit. However this is very rare. This happened once last year with some ETH betting site, can't recall the name. Basically the unhashed seed was displayed and the guy tried to cheat but got caught because every bet he made was large and resulted in 100% win rate. The admin knew something was up and froze his account.
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February 05, 2018, 10:24:07 PM |
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Do you know how provably fair works with dice? Basically it's impossible to cheat. Only way to cheat would be if somehow Primedice leaked its unhashed key somehow due to some exploit.
However this is very rare. This happened once last year with some ETH betting site, can't recall the name.
Basically the unhashed seed was displayed and the guy tried to cheat but got caught because every bet he made was large and resulted in 100% win rate. The admin knew something was up and froze his account.
The prime dice hack happened because he did have the key as he was testing the site before hand and they forgot to change the key and so is the reason he got away with it,but how did the said ETH sites displayed their unhashed seed,i really cannot understand that part,what ever,if you are winning big amounts of coins they team will be double checking the play and would allow you to withdraw only after verification.
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February 06, 2018, 04:05:26 PM |
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Risky bets? Big wins! Congratulations chaNo8pha on your HUGE 90 BTC (1,000,000 USD) win!
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~ Joined on January 25th, 2018. This guy has made 1 million USD in a matter of days. Hope he's not another HufflePuff and that those wins were legit ones. PrimeDice was my favorite site to play a while ago, I'm sure some people remember me since I was active in the chat and my username is the same as it is here. Reading these recent posts here made me want to return to the site and try my luck again. What are you implying exactly? That since he was a new user that he must of cheated to win that much BTC somehow?Do you know how provably fair works with dice? Basically it's impossible to cheat. Only way to cheat would be if somehow Primedice leaked its unhashed key somehow due to some exploit. However this is very rare. This happened once last year with some ETH betting site, can't recall the name. Basically the unhashed seed was displayed and the guy tried to cheat but got caught because every bet he made was large and resulted in 100% win rate. The admin knew something was up and froze his account. No, no! I'm sorry for this misunderstanding. What I meant was that I'm glad for him/her winning that much so fast and that I really hope it was fair from their side because it's hard to believe in such luck. I do know how provably fair works with dice. That's how HufflePuff exploited Primedice's RNG system: he was able to get the unhashed server seed before making the bets. I didn't mean these guys did the same though.
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February 08, 2018, 05:05:09 AM Last edit: February 08, 2018, 12:14:18 PM by eldrin |
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3 in a Row Challenge! Ends: 16/02/18 @ Midday (12pm) GMT Get amongst the action this week with the 3 in a row challenge. The rules are pretty straightforward. All you need to do is roll any number three times in a row. All people who achieve the challenge in the next 7 days, will get a share in the prize pool! There is no limit to the amount of winners, and the more people who get involved the higher the prize pool! So if you get more people involved, then you win more! Requirements:- Roll same number three times in a row (whole number, ignore decimal points!)
- Min 100 sat bet
- Red or green does not matter
- You can enter up to 5 winning entries!
Prize Pool(s)- Minimum prize pool: 0.01 BTC
- If over 20 winners: 0.03 BTC
- If over 40 winners: 0.08 BTC
How to EnterRespond to the official Primedice giveaway topic here: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/30768-3-in-a-row/
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February 08, 2018, 05:11:28 AM |
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Requirements:- Roll same number three times in a row (whole number, ignore decimal points!)
- Min 100 sat bet
- Red or green does not matter
- You can enter up to 5 winning entries!
Prize Pool(s)- Minimum prize pool: 0.01 BTC
- If over 20 winners: 0.03 BTC
- If over 40 winners: 0.08 BTC
Does each winning entry contribute to the size of the prize pool, or is that simply the number of unique entrants. For instance, would 8 winners who all submit 5 winning entries trigger the .08 prize pool, or does it need to be 40 unique entrants.
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February 08, 2018, 06:57:13 AM |
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Do you know how provably fair works with dice? Basically it's impossible to cheat. Only way to cheat would be if somehow Primedice leaked its unhashed key somehow due to some exploit.
However this is very rare. This happened once last year with some ETH betting site, can't recall the name.
Basically the unhashed seed was displayed and the guy tried to cheat but got caught because every bet he made was large and resulted in 100% win rate. The admin knew something was up and froze his account.
The prime dice hack happened because he did have the key as he was testing the site before hand and they forgot to change the key and so is the reason he got away with it,but how did the said ETH sites displayed their unhashed seed,i really cannot understand that part,what ever,if you are winning big amounts of coins they team will be double checking the play and would allow you to withdraw only after verification. Yeah I forgot about that prime dice exploit that Hufflepuff and Nappa exploited. If I recall this exploit was possible with the new version of PD that was released at that time , I think it was PD3. Basically that dude was betting crazy amounts and people assumed he must be cheating, but at the time the devs assumed it was just pure luck and let him withdraw. Later they looked at their server logs and found out that he actually cheated. I think he stole like $1 million dollars or so but it was like 2000 btc at the time .
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February 08, 2018, 11:38:34 AM |
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Does each winning entry contribute to the size of the prize pool, or is that simply the number of unique entrants. For instance, would 8 winners who all submit 5 winning entries trigger the .08 prize pool, or does it need to be 40 unique entrants. Hi, one user is equivalent to one winner regardless of the number of entries he/she submitted. So 40 winners = 40 different users ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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