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[Lakai01]

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Getting information itself depends on whether the relevant site's API is freely available to access or not though.

Well, I may be mistaken but I think most of the time, Ai doesn't very much rely on the casino's or platform's API to get/gather relevant information concerning the site, it very much rely more on the information that is posted, shared on public spaces concerning the site, like for example, blogs, new channels, social media platforms, and even review and rating websites.

That's right, yes.

AI is not fundamentally dependent on a platform (a news portal, etc.) making its content available via API.
Put simply, AI processes all the information available to it at a given point in time, including blog posts, forum posts from fan forums, online news portals, and information that it can retrieve via API. The AI therefore has a large number of information sources available at any given time and can process them for us in real time, so to speak... which, as already mentioned, is also its great strength.

[darbitmobilerecovery]

That's right, yes.

AI is not fundamentally dependent on a platform (a news portal, etc.) making its content available via API.
Put simply, AI processes all the information available to it at a given point in time, including blog posts, forum posts from fan forums, online news portals, and information that it can retrieve via API. The AI therefore has a large number of information sources available at any given time and can process them for us in real time, so to speak... which, as already mentioned, is also its great strength.

For me until now AI is more noise than real content, i mean yes the AI is super capable and made ton of content and we consume it but when you are looking for better content or better to said for "real" content AI is only noise and repeat, you can know very easily when some articles are pure AI related.

[Lakai01]

For me until now AI is more noise than real content, i mean yes the AI is super capable and made ton of content and we consume it but when you are looking for better content or better to said for "real" content AI is only noise and repeat, you can know very easily when some articles are pure AI related.

I use AI both professionally and privately, and I absolutely cannot agree with that statement; it is not true.

AI is incredibly good at processing existing content, for example, revising presentations to make them easier to understand, summarizing long texts, or even writing code.
These strengths also come into play in the preliminary analysis of sports betting, as AI is very good at summarizing the essence of articles and forum posts and processing them. This saves a lot of work, especially for someone who likes to bet on sports.

Where AI is getting better and better is in what you're probably referring to as content creation. Generating logos, writing (or correcting) texts on specific topics, and increasingly also generating images and entire films.

Of course, a prompt like "write me an article for a Bitcoin talk forum" won't work, as nothing meaningful will come of it. But if you guide the AI and specify what you want, it already works extremely well.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Merry Xmas @whale.
I want to report some displaying bug you are having on your originals dice.
As you can see in the picture, when I move the slider to the left while betting on "over" the green part gets bigger, , the chance of winning is right but the displayed payout is wrong. Betting on over 36 should have a payout of 1.55x. When you actually make the bet the right payout gets added, only the display is wrong. Same if you change the side.
After a while it fixed itself but when you start the game the display clearly is wrong, which might be confusing for some people.

[Etranger]

I just saw that Whale.io has a Super Car Lootbox. It turns out that some kind of cars are being raffled off there, from a Lucid Air (I’ve never heard of that brand before) to a Ferrari F8. I have two questions: why isn’t there a Range Rover Evoque among the possible prizes?  The car I really would like to drive. And how is this kind of prize even handled? In each jurisdiction the rules are different, I really don’t understand how you can transfer a car to the winner, how it is registered and becomes their property.

[notblox1]

For me until now AI is more noise than real content, i mean yes the AI is super capable and made ton of content and we consume it but when you are looking for better content or better to said for "real" content AI is only noise and repeat, you can know very easily when some articles are pure AI related.

I tried using AI few times to help me with predicting results of some matches in prediction competitions I participate in.
AI was making so many stupid mistakes that I always had to ask it to make corrections, and most of the times it gave me wrong predictions.
It has some use case but I would never trust AI for making any betting tips and predictions.

[Lakai01]

I just saw that Whale.io has a Super Car Lootbox. It turns out that some kind of cars are being raffled off there, from a Lucid Air (I’ve never heard of that brand before) to a Ferrari F8. I have two questions: why isn’t there a Range Rover Evoque among the possible prizes?  The car I really would like to drive. And how is this kind of prize even handled? In each jurisdiction the rules are different, I really don’t understand how you can transfer a car to the winner, how it is registered and becomes their property.

Lucid Motors is an American manufacturer targeting the luxury market with its electric vehicles. Its cars are generally quite expensive, with used models starting at just under $100,000. In all honesty, I've never seen one on the roads here in Central Europe.

I would also be interested to know how the prize is delivered, given that transport costs for such cars are not insignificant.

In any case, the winner has to take care of the prize taxation. However, if someone has the spare cash to buy such a car, the prize tax is probably not worth mentioning.

[icopress]

Merry Xmas @whale.
I want to report some displaying bug you are having on your originals dice.
As you can see in the picture, when I move the slider to the left while betting on "over" the green part gets bigger, , the chance of winning is right but the displayed payout is wrong. Betting on over 36 should have a payout of 1.55x. When you actually make the bet the right payout gets added, only the display is wrong. Same if you change the side.
After a while it fixed itself but when you start the game the display clearly is wrong, which might be confusing for some people.

As soon as I figure out what's going on, I'll get back to you with an answer. Merry Christmas!

In the meantime, I hope your weekend was better than mine. 

[memehunter]

When you actually make the bet the right payout gets added, only the display is wrong.

OFC everything is right as per the real odds, otherwise we would not have seen this post  (just kidding mate, cant hep myself lol)

[icopress]

Hi man.
What is the betting lobby? I can't find it.

Indeed, my experience till now with whale is terrible. Load slowly and can't recieve codes/emails.

Please tell me what to do exactly to find the freebets and if they are available for sportsbetting.

Go to the sports section, https://whale.io/sportsbook and you will see the betting lobby.



My advice to you... if your bet is winning, make a deposit of a couple of dollars before withdrawing funds. If your account has no deposit or withdrawal history or no betting history, the system may automatically block your account the first time you request bonus money.

This will also allow you to test the platform, so everything will be intuitive for you in the future.

[Pmalek]

I won a $25 free bet last week from a Whale.io raffle. I waited a few days to wager it, but decided to bet on Juventus - Pisa in Serie A last night.
The final result 0:2 makes it seem that Juventus won the match comfortably, but that wasn't the case at all. Pisa hit the bar and post before Juve scored. Juventus looked weak, and the manager made some unusual tactical changes by placing McKennie on the left wing and Cambiaso on the right. As soon as they switched, Juve started playing better.

Anyways, here it is.

[Lakai01]

I won a $25 free bet last week from a Whale.io raffle. I waited a few days to wager it, but decided to bet on Juventus - Pisa in Serie A last night.
The final result 0:2 makes it seem that Juventus won the match comfortably, but that wasn't the case at all. Pisa hit the bar and post before Juve scored. Juventus looked weak, and the manager made some unusual tactical changes by placing McKennie on the left wing and Cambiaso on the right. As soon as they switched, Juve started playing better.

I originally included the Juventus vs. Pisa game in my multi bet, predicting a Juventus win, but ultimately decided against it and removed the game. That's how wrong you can be!

I only saw a brief summary of the match, and the final score of 2–0 really doesn't do Pisa's performance justice — they hit the woodwork twice and then conceded an own goal. The newly promoted team deserved at least a draw, imo.

Nevertheless, congratulations on winning your bet!

[Pmalek]

I only saw a brief summary of the match, and the final score of 2–0 really doesn't do Pisa's performance justice — they hit the woodwork twice and then conceded an own goal. The newly promoted team deserved at least a draw, imo.

Actually, the first goal wasn't an own goal. I was a bit surprised that it was first registered as one. The Pisa defender tried to clear the ball from his goal. In the process he kicked it into the legs of Kalulu. The ball hits Kalulu's legs and deflects off the same defender who tried to clear it before going into goal. It's not an own goal because the ball was going goalwards after it came off Kalulu, and it would have gone towards goal even if it hadn't bounced off the defender.

[Lakai01]

I only saw a brief summary of the match, and the final score of 2–0 really doesn't do Pisa's performance justice — they hit the woodwork twice and then conceded an own goal. The newly promoted team deserved at least a draw, imo.

Actually, the first goal wasn't an own goal. I was a bit surprised that it was first registered as one. The Pisa defender tried to clear the ball from his goal. In the process he kicked it into the legs of Kalulu. The ball hits Kalulu's legs and deflects off the same defender who tried to clear it before going into goal. It's not an own goal because the ball was going goalwards after it came off Kalulu, and it would have gone towards goal even if it hadn't bounced off the defender.

Thanks for the explanation! Did you watch the game live?

I watched a summary of the game on Kicker.de and also read an article about it. Both the summary and the article mention an own goal.

But you're right, in the official Serie A match summary, the goal is credited directly to Kalulu and not to Calabresi after his failed rescue attempt.

[iv4n]

I just saw that Whale.io has a Super Car Lootbox. It turns out that some kind of cars are being raffled off there, from a Lucid Air (I’ve never heard of that brand before) to a Ferrari F8. I have two questions: why isn’t there a Range Rover Evoque among the possible prizes?  The car I really would like to drive. And how is this kind of prize even handled? In each jurisdiction the rules are different, I really don’t understand how you can transfer a car to the winner, how it is registered and becomes their property.

WTF? I didn't notice this one. This is pretty crazy gambling, and I wonder if anyone has dared to try it...

You asked some fair questions... I am still waiting for the t-shirt & hoodie: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5488858.msg65789496#msg65789496, or at least some answers about it. And it's just a t-shirt & hoodie...

[Pmalek]

Thanks for the explanation! Did you watch the game live?

I did. I have always been a Juventus fan, so I try to follow the team whenever I can.

I watched a summary of the game on Kicker.de and also read an article about it. Both the summary and the article mention an own goal.

But you're right, in the official Serie A match summary, the goal is credited directly to Kalulu and not to Calabresi after his failed rescue attempt.

You are right. Most sources displayed it as an own goal initially. I saw the same on Flashscore, and the TV graphics from Serie A counted it as an own goal. I didn't check the official website of Lega Calcio during the match, but a few hours after it ended, they added Kalulu as the goal scorer.

[Haunebu]

I just saw that Whale.io has a Super Car Lootbox. It turns out that some kind of cars are being raffled off there, from a Lucid Air (I’ve never heard of that brand before) to a Ferrari F8. I have two questions: why isn’t there a Range Rover Evoque among the possible prizes?  The car I really would like to drive. And how is this kind of prize even handled? In each jurisdiction the rules are different, I really don’t understand how you can transfer a car to the winner, how it is registered and becomes their property.

Am not sure how they manage to deliver the prize and all, but they actually end up rarely doing that since most winners prefer the money equivalent of the prize which makes complete sense considering the fact that it's not easy managing such cars regularly.

This is a common thing that I observed in all crypto gambling sites out there basically.

[MusaMohamed]

Am not sure how they manage to deliver the prize and all, but they actually end up rarely doing that since most winners prefer the money equivalent of the prize which makes complete sense considering the fact that it's not easy managing such cars regularly.

This is a common thing that I observed in all crypto gambling sites out there basically.

It's more easily for both the casino and the winner (user) to distribute and receive reward in cryptocurrency. It's more seamles and convenient from sending to receiving as well as other things from using the reward to tax issues.

If the winner receives the car, it will require more time for distribution, shifting cost, tax reports and more while if the payment method is cryptocurreny, it can be proceeded within several minutes and completely done on a chosen blockchain.

If receiving a car, there will be other things like operation and maintenance cost that is not affordable with many people or they already had cars and no longer want more.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I just saw that Whale.io has a Super Car Lootbox. It turns out that some kind of cars are being raffled off there, from a Lucid Air (I’ve never heard of that brand before) to a Ferrari F8. I have two questions: why isn’t there a Range Rover Evoque among the possible prizes?  The car I really would like to drive. And how is this kind of prize even handled? In each jurisdiction the rules are different, I really don’t understand how you can transfer a car to the winner, how it is registered and becomes their property.

Am not sure how they manage to deliver the prize and all, but they actually end up rarely doing that since most winners prefer the money equivalent of the prize which makes complete sense considering the fact that it's not easy managing such cars regularly.

This is a common thing that I observed in all crypto gambling sites out there basically.

Yeah, even aside managing and maintaining high end cars like that, shipping such cars to the winners location or country plus clearing and documentation in some countries will  cost almost the same as the car itself, and from my observations, if the winner decide the casino should ship the car for real, the cost of shipping, clearing and forwarding and other expenditures will be on the winner and not the casino.

This is why the most viable option is to request and accept the money equivalent of the car, with this, the winner can easily and stress free purchase the car or maybe a cheaper car within his country.