They're not btc. They're doge coin.

I'm trying to launch a sportsbook.

Do you not see the irony in demanding transparency to be trusted? I don't think you guys do. You and the other guy... seem to think that I have to have a large internet trail to be trusted. Of course, I am familiar with this, but I honestly don't understand how smart one has to be to apply "Well, if you don't want to be private, you must have something to hide" to an online persona.

And, trust me, I am a human being. I am not a bot. I am definitely a person.

So I find people's rush AGAINST privacy to be really ironic, in that it comes from the people themselves, and it is against their own privacy, by transitivity. Such as in this instance.

As for being broke, it's very American to look down on people who have no money. That's ironic, too. I can't be trusted because I have no money. Look at Goldman Sachs. Selling toxic assets to their CLIENTS. Can they be trusted, having all the money in the world? Owning ten to 15 percent of our planet?

So from now on, I'll only be answering people who are trying to place bets. If y'all don't mind. Neither of you have clicked, or bet. And you, sir, are not going to trust me with your bitcoin -- you didn't even trust me enough to click on the links, to see that the site does NOT accept bitcoins.

I will from now on address myself only to serious inquiries. In case I didn't make it clear, I am trying to start a sportbook. I will next attempt 1) spread betting 2) over-unders 3) I want to triple the actual number of sports and leagues.

Thanks,
JJ30
PS. Given the HUGE amount of interest my announcement has made, I'm decreasing the automated payout from 3 hours (increasing I guess) to 6 hours. No point in hammering google every 3 hours right now, not that every 3 hours will get me blacklisted. I think given the MASSIVE amounts of bets that have been placed, six hours is going to be fine.