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May 14, 2015, 05:48:35 AM
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Moneypot is a good system can we still invest in the bankroll? Will new casinos on MP have tip bots and stuff?

Yup! It's an open bankroll, you can invest and divest at will. We provide the APIs to allow casinos to have tip bots on the chat server, but since we don't run the casinos it's not up to us

But I do hope there are some interesting chat bots running soon )

Ahh I see it now very simple to invest and divest. Moneypot will have a new casino or 2 soon. Maybe is good time to get in.

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May 14, 2015, 06:05:39 AM
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where can i invest :O?

Login and go to https://www.moneypot.com/investment

Current stats:

https://i.imgur.com/ryBBup4.png
(1,000,000 bits = 1 BTC)
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May 14, 2015, 06:27:09 AM
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where can i invest :O?

Login and go to https://www.moneypot.com/investment

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(1,000,000 bits = 1 BTC)
i did research and found it already but thanks Smiley)
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May 14, 2015, 02:54:44 PM
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bustabit.com (formerly moneypot.com)
 
https://www.moneypot.com/img/bustabit.png

Bustabit a social bitcoin gambling game in which you place a bet and cash out before the the bust event. All games are generated from provably fair distribution, and includes both a skill and luck element. In it's almost year of operation, it has become one of the most popular bitcoin gambling games, reliably handling  thousands of bitcoins in withdrawals, deposits and winnings
whenever i played i will lose all my money here donot know why
iam not lucky may be
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May 14, 2015, 06:25:00 PM
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bustabit.com (formerly moneypot.com)
 


Bustabit a social bitcoin gambling game in which you place a bet and cash out before the the bust event. All games are generated from provably fair distribution, and includes both a skill and luck element. In it's almost year of operation, it has become one of the most popular bitcoin gambling games, reliably handling  thousands of bitcoins in withdrawals, deposits and winnings
whenever i played i will lose all my money here donot know why
iam not lucky may be

If you think you have an edge you shouldn't be betting your whole balance each time.
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May 17, 2015, 05:59:33 PM
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I'm looking for someone to make me a betting script for this site that I can also use on nxtbubble.com
I will pay 20 bucks in nxt or btc. I'll pay first if you're well known or we can use escrow.

Here's an idea of what I must have.

Each bet, the numbers have to adjust to maximum bet size and minimum multiplier to offset prior round's loss and leaving a small profit.   

Bet example:

My base bet it 1 nxt, 3 nxt is cash out goal.

1nxt is bet,  3x multiplier goal reached - - > cash out

1nxt is bet,  bust  comes before 3x  (-1nxt profit)  so
11nxt is bet, 1.1x multiplier  goal reached--> +1.1nxt profit,  cash out. Return to base bet of 1nxt.

11nxt is bet,  bust comes  before 1.1x  (- 11nxt profit) ,  so
111nxt is bet, 1.1x multiplier goal reached--> +11.1nxt profit, cash out.  Return to base bet of 1nxt.

111nxt is bet, bust comes before, 1.1x (- 111nxt profit) ,  so   
1111nxt is bet, 1.1x multiplier goal reached--> +111.1nxt profit, cash out.  Return to base bet of 1nxt.

so on and so forth.

I'll be adjusting the numbers on my own, will just need to know what numbers mean what.

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May 17, 2015, 06:06:58 PM
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bustabit.com (formerly moneypot.com)
 


Bustabit a social bitcoin gambling game in which you place a bet and cash out before the the bust event. All games are generated from provably fair distribution, and includes both a skill and luck element. In it's almost year of operation, it has become one of the most popular bitcoin gambling games, reliably handling  thousands of bitcoins in withdrawals, deposits and winnings
whenever i played i will lose all my money here donot know why
iam not lucky may be
just dont do all in bets at once and one day you might be lucky, also dont bet what you cant afford to loose

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May 18, 2015, 02:02:39 AM
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I'm looking for someone to make me a betting script for this site that I can also use on nxtbubble.com

Sorry about that, missed your post. I replied here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1063754.msg11404102#msg11404102

Check out gamblingsitefinder.com for a decent list/rankings of crypto casinos. Note: I have no affiliation or interest in it, and don't even agree with all the rankings ... but it's the only uncorrupted review site I'm aware of.
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May 18, 2015, 04:49:25 AM
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Still a big fan of this game, been playing it off and on since it opened.

Is there any way for you to speed the "crash" up once everyone has cashed out?  In a lot of the games, everyone has cashed out long before 10x, so when the crash is far above that everyone is just sitting around twiddling their thumbs.  I know you can expedite the time-to-crash because it happens when the Max Profit is hit...could you also apply this to games where there are no players left who haven't cashed out?
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May 19, 2015, 05:15:01 AM
Last edit: September 14, 2015, 09:40:43 PM by Venusianism
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UPDATE : Apparently, the Bust-A-Bit user & BitcoinTalk clown known as Candyy/Candy/Snailman/Snailmen/G-Eazyy/etc did not scam me by sending PayPal funds, receiving agreed-upon BTC, then charging back using fraud claim on his (now 'former' - he has use of multiple accounts..) PayPal account - Rather, it is PPal who 'scammed' us of our time, by having their 'fraud prevention' systems enforce the sorry-ass, nanny-state-policies which automatically forced a chargeback on every transaction Snailman tried to legitimately buy BTC via online OTC in, making him look like the scammer in the process ;/  Way to go, idiotic PPal!

What's wrong Candy..? Hurt your feelings when I described you accurately as a dudebro? Can't manage to make money by making smart bets &/or working diligently..? Oh, you think some losers having scammed you in the past gives you justification to do the same to others..?? You resort to this, not satisfied w/ getting free lunch w/ your monthly allowance from MCSS you have the audacity to greedily steal from OTC traders..?!??

Weak, cancerous subhuman ghetto kid.

Invest in the future ; Doesn't have to be Bitcoin.
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May 19, 2015, 05:28:28 AM
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Warning : The BustaBit user & BitcoinTalk clown known as Candyy/Candy/Snailman/Snailmen/G-Eazyy/etc scammed me by sending PayPal funds, receiving agreed-upon BTC, then charging back using fraud claim on his PayPal.

I urge everyone not to deal w/ him & not to BTC-OTC-exchange on random websites/chat rooms especially gambling-related.

I'm done doing OTC. Coinbase doesn't scam.

What's wrong Candy..? Hurt your feelings when I described you accurately as a dudebro? Can't manage to make money by making smart bets &/or working diligently..? Have to resort to scamming, not satisfied w/ getting free lunch w/ your monthly allowance from MCSS you have the audacity to greedily steal from OTC traders & even embezzle funds from the very website you use to find people to scam on..?!??

Weak, cancerous subhuman ghetto kid.

That snailmen account who manage moneypot's avatar campaign run the funds too, so i feel sorry for you on what he has done to you
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May 19, 2015, 05:29:00 AM
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Warning : The BustaBit user & BitcoinTalk clown known as Candyy/Candy/Snailman/Snailmen/G-Eazyy/etc scammed me by sending PayPal funds, receiving agreed-upon BTC, then charging back using fraud claim on his PayPal.

I urge everyone not to deal w/ him & not to BTC-OTC-exchange on random websites/chat rooms especially gambling-related.

I'm done doing OTC. Coinbase doesn't scam.

What's wrong Candy..? Hurt your feelings when I described you accurately as a dudebro? Can't manage to make money by making smart bets &/or working diligently..? Oh, you think some losers having scammed you in the past gives you justification to do the same to others..?? You resort to this, not satisfied w/ getting free lunch w/ your monthly allowance from MCSS you have the audacity to greedily steal from OTC traders & even embezzle funds from the very website you use to find people to scam on..?!??

Weak, cancerous subhuman ghetto kid.

That's fucked up.

I'm curious though, why did you wait three days to report this and why were you two talking normally in chat today?  Also did you contact Ryan, apparently he was holding ~5BTC of Snail's until a few hours ago.
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May 19, 2015, 05:49:54 AM
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Domain changed but game yet the best !
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May 19, 2015, 02:08:34 PM
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Warning : The BustaBit user & BitcoinTalk clown known as Candyy/Candy/Snailman/Snailmen/G-Eazyy/etc scammed me by sending PayPal funds, receiving agreed-upon BTC, then charging back using fraud claim on his PayPal.

I urge everyone not to deal w/ him & not to BTC-OTC-exchange on random websites/chat rooms especially gambling-related.

I'm done doing OTC. Coinbase doesn't scam.

What's wrong Candy..? Hurt your feelings when I described you accurately as a dudebro? Can't manage to make money by making smart bets &/or working diligently..? Oh, you think some losers having scammed you in the past gives you justification to do the same to others..?? You resort to this, not satisfied w/ getting free lunch w/ your monthly allowance from MCSS you have the audacity to greedily steal from OTC traders & even embezzle funds from the very website you use to find people to scam on..?!??

Weak, cancerous subhuman ghetto kid.

Yoh, that's so fucked up Sad Scums like him made me lose faith in the BTC community. Absolutely disgusting. Luckily, the loss's not that huge. Still, it sucks to be scammed this way. Hell, in any way. Take care, man.
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May 19, 2015, 11:25:36 PM
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Warning : The BustaBit user & BitcoinTalk clown known as Candyy/Candy/Snailman/Snailmen/G-Eazyy/etc scammed me by sending PayPal funds, receiving agreed-upon BTC, then charging back using fraud claim on his PayPal.

I urge everyone not to deal w/ him & not to BTC-OTC-exchange on random websites/chat rooms especially gambling-related.

I'm done doing OTC. Coinbase doesn't scam.

What's wrong Candy..? Hurt your feelings when I described you accurately as a dudebro? Can't manage to make money by making smart bets &/or working diligently..? Oh, you think some losers having scammed you in the past gives you justification to do the same to others..?? You resort to this, not satisfied w/ getting free lunch w/ your monthly allowance from MCSS you have the audacity to greedily steal from OTC traders & even embezzle funds from the very website you use to find people to scam on..?!??

Weak, cancerous subhuman ghetto kid.

Yoh, that's so fucked up Sad Scums like him made me lose faith in the BTC community. Absolutely disgusting. Luckily, the loss's not that huge. Still, it sucks to be scammed this way. Hell, in any way. Take care, man.

Lel oi Spectre you're still alive.. /bow ;p

Yea it's actually a small loss, not 'not that huge' or big in anyway haha, no worries..what enraged me was the fact he's a longtimer at a site yet casually throws that 'stake/rep' away for a chance at an extra $8 - and then has the audacity to keep scamming others, talk like nothing in the chat, and even steal from Ryan the owner, wtf!

..And of course the other thing that pissed me off was the 4-5 hours of work it took to prepare packages of screenshots & logs to email PayPal about this, then Ryan, then format & post the scam warning post, then post on this thread, what can I say - I am slow & meticulous ; Holy sht, these losers make us waste hours of productivity on their lame worthlessness - they destroy our time for nothing 'cause of blind greed & hubris ;/

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May 20, 2015, 06:07:41 PM
Last edit: May 20, 2015, 07:23:43 PM by RHavar
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Heads up: we're going to have about 15 to 20 minutes of downtime in around about an hour to proactively apply a serious security patch to QEMU. During this time, deposits and withdrawals will keep functioning, however games and chat will be down. =)


Edit: We're back (in less time than expected!). Play on!

Check out gamblingsitefinder.com for a decent list/rankings of crypto casinos. Note: I have no affiliation or interest in it, and don't even agree with all the rankings ... but it's the only uncorrupted review site I'm aware of.
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May 25, 2015, 06:26:05 PM
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We're rapidly approaching the 100,000 BTC wagered mark (probably only a month off), anyone have some good ideas how we should celebrate this milestone?

Check out gamblingsitefinder.com for a decent list/rankings of crypto casinos. Note: I have no affiliation or interest in it, and don't even agree with all the rankings ... but it's the only uncorrupted review site I'm aware of.
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May 25, 2015, 06:30:19 PM
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We're rapidly approaching the 100,000 BTC wagered mark (probably only a month off), anyone have some good ideas how we should celebrate this milestone?

I have a good idea you are reaching 100,000 BTC wagered so do the following Smiley

Anytime at any game starts, every player who played in it will receive 100,000 BITS  divided by total players who played , that can be a cool celebration.
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May 25, 2015, 06:32:51 PM
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We're rapidly approaching the 100,000 BTC wagered mark (probably only a month off), anyone have some good ideas how we should celebrate this milestone?

How about happy hour for the faucet like increase the amount of faucet claimable so that people can have a chance to play with their luck on the game or you can make that gladiator mode that you have mentioned before , would be great to try it
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May 26, 2015, 12:29:02 AM
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We're rapidly approaching the 100,000 BTC wagered mark (probably only a month off), anyone have some good ideas how we should celebrate this milestone?

How about happy hour for the faucet like increase the amount of faucet claimable so that people can have a chance to play with their luck on the game or you can make that gladiator mode that you have mentioned before , would be great to try it

There's a decent amount in the faucet currently for trying out the game.
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