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July 09, 2013, 05:46:01 PM
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I still don't get how this thing works...
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July 09, 2013, 06:48:22 PM
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Fun game, I like it.
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July 09, 2013, 07:13:26 PM
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I still don't get how this thing works...

It's easy, you buy a bounty, if someone buys it then you win your money + a profit. So its about guessing what the risk is worth to the next person. It's pretty fun and if you do it right your losses will be minimal. Right now it seems like people are just flaming it because they lost and they dont understand that the point of gambling is to risk with the possibility of taking a loss. I've lost a few BTC but i've gained more than i've lost so i've taken a profit.

1.2x is the least risk for the least reward
2x is the highest risk for the biggest reward

the multipliers also dictate the increase of the next bounty in the tier.

For instance. a 5LTC bounty at 1.2x will rise to 6LTC for the next buy

EDIT: Looks like i won another .2 BTC since the post before this one. So yeah... it's not a scam

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July 09, 2013, 08:20:59 PM
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I don't see how this could help a person
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July 09, 2013, 08:38:20 PM
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I don't see how this could help a person

er, it's gambling. It's not meant to "help" anyone its for fun

Disclaimer: Bitcoin games are not to be used for investment purposes. Play smart, have fun.

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July 14, 2013, 07:20:00 AM
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Hmmm

WARNING

I played the 50/50 game yesterday - had a bunch of bets over an hour, one after the other - but just small amounts, e.g. 0.25 - 1

I seemed to be doing well, and estimate I had more wins than losses

Only thing is, there are a lot of wins that I received no payment for. So now I'm out of pocket and so far no reply to email.

The prgramme asks after every bet if you want to play again, but clearly it gets confused when you take it up on the offer.

Hopefully CryptoBounty will reply to my emails today

Shame because otherwise it's a nice little game
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July 14, 2013, 08:42:25 AM
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so I have a reply saying "I am sorry you are unhappy with the odds"
and "a request is automatically sent to process your bet and send you your money"

Well clearly I am not unhappy with 50/50 odds - just that the "programme" is clearly malfunctioning
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July 14, 2013, 03:29:54 PM
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So it seems that I am clearly not getting a refund, or that Cryptobounty is actually capable of checking his own programme to look for the truth of the matter. His evidence is based average payouts. I received an averarge payout, so that is good enough for him.

I game him 2 hours to pay up after he said the case was closed. If he didn't, then I would reveal my experience with his service.

His response is to accuse me of blackmail!!

Then he tried blackmailing me by threatening to publish my emails.

So Cryptobounty, if you're looking in, are we going to see those emails now?

BEWARE of this guy.

NB - This is for a piddling sum - something like 7-10 litecoins, and I am personally only about 4 litecoins out of pocket, so I am not a disgruntled gambler that blew the family fortune. I just don't like dishonesty or people thinking they have no responsibility other than taking your money.
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July 14, 2013, 03:31:25 PM
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seems a bit like a pyramid scheme














 

 

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August 19, 2013, 06:49:24 AM
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I still don't get how this thing works...

It's easy, you buy a bounty, if someone buys it then you win your money + a profit. So its about guessing what the risk is worth to the next person. It's pretty fun and if you do it right your losses will be minimal. Right now it seems like people are just flaming it because they lost and they dont understand that the point of gambling is to risk with the possibility of taking a loss. I've lost a few BTC but i've gained more than i've lost so i've taken a profit.

1.2x is the least risk for the least reward
2x is the highest risk for the biggest reward

the multipliers also dictate the increase of the next bounty in the tier.

For instance. a 5LTC bounty at 1.2x will rise to 6LTC for the next buy

EDIT: Looks like i won another .2 BTC since the post before this one. So yeah... it's not a scam

Dude... cryptobounty is your site? I'm merely looking into your game so am not going to say anything about it. After all, what you say is right. It's GAMBLING. But honestly your being a bit of a dick posting about how you won on your OWN game, and about how your OWN game is not a scam and how your OWN game is so great.

Play his game if you want, but don't listen to this guy
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October 25, 2013, 09:14:54 AM
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One of my payments didnt go through in time so bounty was free again but my coins sent, mailed the OP but no reaction after 24h - use with caution.

Will wait another 24h  Undecided

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