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October 19, 2019, 02:28:00 PM |
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It seems that the Wolf.bet site has become bigger and bigger significantly over the last few weeks. The growth of Wolf.bet site has been shown not only through total active gamblers on the site, but also reflected through the amount of bitcoin used to wagger among top users. Those figures both have increased very fastly recent weeks, and in my opinion, they are very solid evidence for the growth of Wolf.bet. Well, it always takes time, there are places like stake where they have 1000 users online all the time (a bit less, a bit more) but those places have existed for over 6 years now (stake is 2-3 years old but primedice the main company is over 6 years old) so I think wolf.bet is achieving something quite decent compared to the time it has been around. Not that we can't get any higher, of course there are a long ways to go and we will reach to first 200+ then eventually 500+ and 1000+ and we will not be contempt with having just this many people This number is far from consistent yet Right now it is at 31 and I've seen it widely, or rather wildly, oscillating between that and the ATH of around 170 users. I don't know what accounts for this behavior, but consistency in the number of players seems to be of a higher priority to me. Really, if we see over 1000 players momentarily but they roll a few times or don't roll at all and then leave, what real difference would that make? On the other hand, the longer the site remains in the game (pardon the pun), the more credibility and trust it will gain. And all this will correlate with and translate into the number of active players. So, basically, it is just a matter of staying afloat long enough while adding new features as required. One such blockbuster option would be to open the casino bankroll for outside investments. How many casinos are offering that opportunity nowadays?
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October 19, 2019, 02:35:09 PM |
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This number is far from consistent yet
Right now it is at 31 and I've seen it widely, or rather wildly, oscillating between that and the ATH of around 170 users. I don't know what the reason for this behavior is, but consistency in the number of players seems to be of a higher priority to me. Really, if we see over 1000 players momentarily but they roll a few times or don't roll at all and then leave, what real difference would that make?
Changes in total number of online users are a bit weird. The number is now 177. It increases more than 200-300% suddenly and then decreases 70-80%.
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October 19, 2019, 04:39:06 PM |
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That high number of online users is not the only recent achievement. I see a new record in the contest table. However there are 5 hours left till end of the contest, a hidden user is on top of the table with more than 4.4 BTC.
If you are referring to highest wagered in the history of Wolfbet I think it is around 10 BTC from Yoloer if I am not mistaken.
Saw the ranking result today, it seems the only tight spot is 2nd to 4th, it was a huge gap betwenn the 1st and 2nd and seems they already given up on beating the top 1. Anyway, I see the top wager at 4 BTC plus this early. I wonder if anyone will try to break that lead.
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October 20, 2019, 08:20:48 AM |
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What I saw from the image is winners and top waterers used more Bitcoin to water over rounds of Wolf.bet's wager contest. It is easily to explain if we look at the growth pace of Wolf.bet site during 2 recent months. Fastly grown recent months, that actually attract more new users and more waterers, that in turn triggered ea h has to use more money to wager to be competitive.
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October 20, 2019, 08:42:59 AM |
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That high number of online users is not the only recent achievement. I see a new record in the contest table. However there are 5 hours left till end of the contest, a hidden user is on top of the table with more than 4.4 BTC.
If you are referring to highest wagered in the history of Wolfbet I think it is around 10 BTC from Yoloer if I am not mistaken. Should not call it as highest wagered in the history of Wolfbet imho, but it is the history of Wolfbet's race. If the walk about history of Wolfbet, then should be a whole time since Wolfbet came to this gambling industry, means that the highest wagered amount should be a lot of higher than 10btc. Simple example, users 90Niners who are very active player, I believe he has wagered more than 100BTC as he is an early player at wolfbet. The history of wolfbet's race is indeed Yoloer who wagered 11.7BTC on a single race few weeks back.
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October 20, 2019, 12:35:55 PM |
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That high number of online users is not the only recent achievement. I see a new record in the contest table. However there are 5 hours left till end of the contest, a hidden user is on top of the table with more than 4.4 BTC.
If you are referring to highest wagered in the history of Wolfbet I think it is around 10 BTC from Yoloer if I am not mistaken. Should not call it as highest wagered in the history of Wolfbet imho, but it is the history of Wolfbet's race. If the walk about history of Wolfbet, then should be a whole time since Wolfbet came to this gambling industry, means that the highest wagered amount should be a lot of higher than 10btc. Simple example, users 90Niners who are very active player, I believe he has wagered more than 100BTC as he is an early player at wolfbet. The history of wolfbet's race is indeed Yoloer who wagered 11.7BTC on a single race few weeks back. Yeah my bad, we were talking about the race, so what you were saying slipped my mind. I agree it would be 90Ninerss who have the highest wagered amount since he holds the top 1 on the race for a very long time and probably he is still on the top ranking just using the privacy mode.
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October 20, 2019, 04:19:08 PM |
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Sunday's race has ended, good job everyone! ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FVC6ni8E.png&t=665&c=k494EFlNU6ZPzg)
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Last race was great, I was on 3rd when there were 5 minutes remaining and I was 4th in the last 30 seconds but I finished on 5th at the end of the race. Not bad at all for me since I won some while wagering, getting 0.009+ is so +EV for me today because I have additional winning amount while wagering. I did not force myself to wager more and more in the last 30 minutes because I could lose my initial balance + profit so I decided to stop wagering in a hope to stay on top 5 and my hope came true as I finished on 5th.
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October 20, 2019, 07:44:33 PM |
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Once again most of them are hidden ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) . I don't care that they are hidden but I wish they had like a hidden player name where its not their username but they are given a number, that way we could at least know if these hidden people are the same people that won last week or the week before so we can compare the whales, it would not tie the number to them in anyway and people can't find those people and PM those people or bother them in any way, it would be just a random number that is given to them and only they would know what their number is and people like us looking from outside would have no idea who that person is just like hidden but at least we could see how a person is winning every week or maybe be in top 10 every week etc etc to track the list and who plays somehow.
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Once again most of them are hidden ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) . I don't care that they are hidden but I wish they had like a hidden player name where its not their username but they are given a number, that way we could at least know if these hidden people are the same people that won last week or the week before so we can compare the whales, it would not tie the number to them in anyway and people can't find those people and PM those people or bother them in any way, it would be just a random number that is given to them and only they would know what their number is and people like us looking from outside would have no idea who that person is just like hidden but at least we could see how a person is winning every week or maybe be in top 10 every week etc etc to track the list and who plays somehow. people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form that is why every decent gambling site should have a privacy option for gamblers to hide their identity I remember the times when the highrollers could not hide their bets and were literally swamped with begging personal messages both moderators and players had tough times , glad it has changed since
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October 20, 2019, 09:16:47 PM |
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people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form How can they be tracked? Users cannot be tracked only with a username. If their username is public they are still anonymous. There are some users with public usernames. But no one know them. My username in bitcointalk is now public. Do you know me?
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October 20, 2019, 10:54:45 PM |
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Sunday's race has ended, good job everyone!
Congrats everyone ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I didn't join the last race because of my limited bankroll plus the competition is becoming harder each day. Once again most of them are hidden ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) . I don't care that they are hidden but I wish they had like a hidden player name where its not their username but they are given a number, that way we could at least know if these hidden people are the same people that won last week or the week before so we can compare the whales I believe most of them are the same because they always use the same strategies.
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October 21, 2019, 12:02:08 AM |
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people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form How can they be tracked? Users cannot be tracked only with a username. If their username is public they are still anonymous. There are some users with public usernames. But no one know them. My username in bitcointalk is now public. Do you know me? Instead of can be tracked, maybe what he mean he can't be known by other people, so people can't beg to him. i've seen many high rollers or even who got lucky to win contest got so many pm's from stranger which is bassically only want to beg to them
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October 21, 2019, 12:04:51 AM |
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people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form How can they be tracked? Users cannot be tracked only with a username. If their username is public they are still anonymous. There are some users with public usernames. But no one know them. My username in bitcointalk is now public. Do you know me? You can do so much by just looking up a person's username. If they have been using the same nickname on most of the sites on the internet, there's a very high chance you are going to somewhat "unveil some mysteries" about them. A username is sometimes a person's name and lastname on the internet. Depending on how "unique" it is though.
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October 21, 2019, 04:41:37 AM |
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people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form How can they be tracked? Users cannot be tracked only with a username. If their username is public they are still anonymous. There are some users with public usernames. But no one know them. My username in bitcointalk is now public. Do you know me? Tracked here does not mean that we will be able to know the real identity of the player. It is more about tracking the account's statistic IMO, i.e how many times the user won the race, how much the user have wagered, how much the profit, etc. Hidden username is also useful to avoid annoying thing that may happen such as unimportant pm "nice win", "good luck", or even begging. I got those kind of pm on a site where I got some big wins when I did not hide my username, so I decided to hide my username because I felt it very annoying to get many pm.
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgflip.com%2F3dvrce.jpg&t=665&c=m9NiwAK5zkaj3g) I just saw the new feature of wolf.bet especially the feature that we can use to deposit some CSGO skins. Since I am also into e-Sports, this is very good news for us. Additional, I think it is also much better if wolf.bet team can add dota 2 items, since Dota2 is also popular in eSports field. I also have some items in Dota2 which has also some value, and not too much in CSGO skins.
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October 21, 2019, 06:25:50 AM |
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people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form How can they be tracked? Users cannot be tracked only with a username. If their username is public they are still anonymous. There are some users with public usernames. But no one know them. My username in bitcointalk is now public. Do you know me? Tracked here does not mean that we will be able to know the real identity of the player. It is more about tracking the account's statistic IMO, i.e how many times the user won the race, how much the user have wagered, how much the profit, etc. But isn't it what the hidden option deals with specifically? I mean it is not just about hiding one's user name (for example, my user name here is the same as at wolf.bet) but also one's stats and what not. If you could see someone's stats behind their hidden status, you would still be able to track that user eventually (by circumstantial evidence or whatever). If anything, I'm in favor of hiding everything once you chose to hide your user name since otherwise it doesn't make a lot of sense (as it leaves plenty of holes)
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October 21, 2019, 10:06:30 AM |
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people hide their names for a reason ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the main reason - they do not want to be tracked or listed or annoyed in any other shape or form How can they be tracked? Users cannot be tracked only with a username. If their username is public they are still anonymous. There are some users with public usernames. But no one know them. My username in bitcointalk is now public. Do you know me? Tracked here does not mean that we will be able to know the real identity of the player. It is more about tracking the account's statistic IMO, i.e how many times the user won the race, how much the user have wagered, how much the profit, etc. But isn't it what the hidden option deals with specifically? I mean it is not just about hiding one's user name (for example, my user name here is the same as at wolf.bet) but also one's stats and what not. If you could see someone's stats behind their hidden status, you would still be able to track that user eventually (by circumstantial evidence or whatever). If anything, I'm in favor of hiding everything once you chose to hide your user name since otherwise it doesn't make a lot of sense (as it leaves plenty of holes) It seems that you do not understand my post, I tried to explain what is the use of hidden username to ahmadkabari where he thinks about it too far away since veleten talk about "tracked" and I explain to ahmad that tracked is not something about real identity but about the user's statistic. That's why many gamblers hide their username so no other users/players able to know the statistic of the account.
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October 21, 2019, 10:32:09 AM |
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tracked is not something about real identity but about the user's statistic. That's why many gamblers hide their username so no other users/players able to know the statistic of the account And I come to agree with that To put it differently, if this privacy option referred only to hiding one's name but you still could see their stats, it would be possible to guess or work out who these stats refer to by indirect references or slips of tongue made by forum members - even if you wouldn't know their user name at wolf.bet. And as I also come to think, this is not what most people would really want or readily agree with. The point is, it is not just about hiding one's stats as such. It is also what can be worked out on their basis (quite a lot of things, actually)
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