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Re: Where can I bet an NFT against other NFTs or a certain sum of money?
I dont quite understand how this going to work. We have a casino that is a intermediary between two gamblers with NFT. How can bet or competition be fair, if NFT dont have constant price and there is not such kind as true average market price, as owners set all prices themselves. Two NFT owners can agree between themselves on a result of any game, and they need a guarantee who will hold NFT until game end. I dont think that casino is needed.
In case someone wants to bet NFT and wish to receive certain amount of money if he wins, then all I can say that NFT holders are so desperate with their fails in purchasing NFT, that they try everything to get rid of such bad asset or try to return any money.
I bought alot of NFTs on the ethereum network back then in 2020, and till date, those nfts are still in my wallet with no market where to sell them, I spent over 8 ethereum buying those when ethereum was still around $250/$300.In case someone wants to bet NFT and wish to receive certain amount of money if he wins, then all I can say that NFT holders are so desperate with their fails in purchasing NFT, that they try everything to get rid of such bad asset or try to return any money.
Buying nfts was and still is my worst crypto investment and mistake. And more surprising for me to learn that we can actually use nfts for gambling, this to me is very complicating to understand.
Why not sell the nfts for normal crypto coins and spend the crypto for gambling, this is less complicating and easy to understand in terms of asset valuation.
I find gambling with nfts complicated because it's hard to determine what their true value is, a person may value his or her nfts at a hundred dollar, but in reality, no one will pay that to buy the nft.
I can purpose that there is no demand, nobody wants to buy OPs NFT for the price he wants to sell them, that is why his last hope to return money spend with less losses is to gamble with them. As I understand with NFT, you cant easily sell them. There is no buy orders that we have used to when trading crypto. There is no immediate trade; make a sales offer and wait. I think his potential bet with NFT will be complicated, because parties first have to agree with NFT value.
You can check its value perhaps with the website you’re having a signature with lol, instead of shitposting nonsense. Your campaign manager should be stripping you off that signature you don’t deserve it
The bet would be: what would be the last single digit number of bitcoin block number x? If it’s from 0 to 4, you win, if it’s from 5 to 9 I win.
Let’s go have some fun!
Shouldn’t this be in the games and rounds board? I don’t know if anyone would be interested (so far no one as showed interest) but still it would make more sense if you move the thread to games and rounds board because that’s there threads like this are posted - and over there you might get people who are interested in NFTs.
Ok done, I’ll lock this thread
Hi,
So I posted another thread to know if there is a way to gamble NFT on a 1 on 1 duel, but there isn’t. If anyone wants to, I will be happy to give you a 50/50 chance to win this NFT: https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777 with 0.21 eth. The collection offer is 0.13 and floor 0.18, so that’s a good offer (I have an offer to buy for 750 but he doesn’t want to flip)
We will use one of these Escrows: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302.0
The bet would be: what would be the last single digit number of bitcoin block number x? If it’s from 0 to 4, you win, if it’s from 5 to 9 I win.
Let’s go have some fun!
So I posted another thread to know if there is a way to gamble NFT on a 1 on 1 duel, but there isn’t. If anyone wants to, I will be happy to give you a 50/50 chance to win this NFT: https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777 with 0.21 eth. The collection offer is 0.13 and floor 0.18, so that’s a good offer (I have an offer to buy for 750 but he doesn’t want to flip)
We will use one of these Escrows: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302.0
The bet would be: what would be the last single digit number of bitcoin block number x? If it’s from 0 to 4, you win, if it’s from 5 to 9 I win.
Let’s go have some fun!
Re: Where can I bet an NFT against other NFTs or a certain sum of money?
Ok so there isn’t a platform that does this. Let’s do it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5527711.0
Hi,
So I posted another thread to know if there is a way to gamble NFT on a 1 on 1 duel, but there isn’t. If anyone wants to, I will be happy to give you a 50/50 chance to win this NFT: https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777 with 0.21 eth. The collection offer is 0.13 and floor 0.18, so that’s a good offer (I have an offer to buy for 750 but he doesn’t want to flip)
We will use one of these Escrows: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302.0
The bet would be: what would be the last single digit number of bitcoin block number x? If it’s from 0 to 4, you win, if it’s from 5 to 9 I win.
Let’s go have some fun!
So I posted another thread to know if there is a way to gamble NFT on a 1 on 1 duel, but there isn’t. If anyone wants to, I will be happy to give you a 50/50 chance to win this NFT: https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777 with 0.21 eth. The collection offer is 0.13 and floor 0.18, so that’s a good offer (I have an offer to buy for 750 but he doesn’t want to flip)
We will use one of these Escrows: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5047302.0
The bet would be: what would be the last single digit number of bitcoin block number x? If it’s from 0 to 4, you win, if it’s from 5 to 9 I win.
Let’s go have some fun!
Re: Where can I bet an NFT against other NFTs or a certain sum of money?
Oh, this is next-level stuff. I didn’t know people were actually betting NFTs in gambling like a regular bet, it’s still pretty interesting, though not my thing. I mean, NFTs are supposed to be valuable and unique, right? You own them because they’re special, so it’s wild to see gamblers turning something so straightforward into something more complicated when traditional betting works just fine.
It's just another thing to bet for as long as it holds value, people will find a way to use it for spending and even in gambling. 
@tabas, I’ll check out the suggestions (just trying to learn a bit more about it!)
No problem, I haven't done it yet actually because I don't hold much NFTs and that's all I can say but if you ever try it. Don't forget to share your experience about it.That’s a good idea. Anyone who wants to do escrow? The bet against my NFT (number #777) would be about 0.22 eth. Since it’s a first and a fun one, I suggest doing it for free but open to all suggestions.
You can use this list: Few Trusted Escrow ProvidersI will post when I succeed in this. Thank you for the trusted Escrows link
Re: Where can I bet an NFT against other NFTs or a certain sum of money?
Maybe you can bet NFTs against other forum users, a lot for them has NFTs and like gambling, so, maybe if you find the right users and the right match to bet you could find a scrow who hold the NFTs while the match is going on.
The problem about betting the NFTs is the price of the NFT, the fact that I can put that NFT on a market and ask for $1 million that doesn't mean that's the real NFT cost.
The problem about betting the NFTs is the price of the NFT, the fact that I can put that NFT on a market and ask for $1 million that doesn't mean that's the real NFT cost.
That’s a good idea. Anyone who wants to do escrow? The bet against my NFT (number #777) would be about 0.22 eth. Since it’s a first and a fun one, I suggest doing it for free but open to all suggestions.
Re: Looking to get a copy of Rollbit’s terms and conditions from October 2021
or “website blocked”.
It looks like they blocked archive.org based on their server location.Best I can find is 2023 on archive.is.
Thank you, this was helpful.
I am pleased by the high quality of posts to this question, thank you everyone who participated.
I would say the answer is probably something along the lines of why they made the TOR Project public. If you think something is the best, you want it to be battle tested. That isn’t possible if you keep something secret. Then there’s also the strength in numbers argument. If the NSA is the only one using a certain type of encryption, one can conclude that anything encrypted with that type of encryption was done by the NSA.
But you’re giving enemies the possibility of communicating without being able to tamper with that communication. To what extent is it harmful when you see this type of “encryption” (someone rightfully stated SHA-256 is not an encryption algorithm), you know it’s the NSA?
I’ve read every answer above, and I still think someone should not completely exclude the possibility that they made it public because they have it solved. I think the answer to this question must be something THEY benefit from, contrary to what some suggested above that they’re doing this for being good benevolent people.
Hello,
Has anyone researched or know why this algorithm was made public? What motives? Important question for Bitcoin
Has anyone researched or know why this algorithm was made public? What motives? Important question for Bitcoin
I would say the answer is probably something along the lines of why they made the TOR Project public. If you think something is the best, you want it to be battle tested. That isn’t possible if you keep something secret. Then there’s also the strength in numbers argument. If the NSA is the only one using a certain type of encryption, one can conclude that anything encrypted with that type of encryption was done by the NSA.
But you’re giving enemies the possibility of communicating without being able to tamper with that communication. To what extent is it harmful when you see this type of “encryption” (someone rightfully stated SHA-256 is not an encryption algorithm), you know it’s the NSA?
I’ve read every answer above, and I still think someone should not completely exclude the possibility that they made it public because they have it solved. I think the answer to this question must be something THEY benefit from, contrary to what some suggested above that they’re doing this for being good benevolent people.
Re: Looking to get a copy of Rollbit’s terms and conditions from October 2021
I know this website: web.archive.org, but for Rollbit I don’t get to see the archives, either I get the “pending yellow ball” if I might call it like that or “website blocked”. I need their terms and conditions from October 2021. Does anyone have them?
Should I advise you? Stop asking for official documents/Ts&Cs from random people, what if you are issued the wrong one?I don't know how this is important to you, I guess you need them to trace some facts which might pertain to some disparities or for some legal issues. Since this is official, you need an official request, so go through Rollbit itself and make them send it through one of their traceable/provable official channels.
If for any reason you don't want to request it yourself, you can ask another customer to do that for you.
Someone could have official terms and conditions with proof about the date. Such as for example receiving them by email or having them archived on a reliable website. I sent an email to support a while ago but I suspect they would be bothering with such a request and still waiting, unless they are exceptionally good customer service.
Re: Looking to get a copy of Rollbit’s terms and conditions from October 2021
Alright thank you everyone who participated in this thread, still open for anyone to share if they have archived them.
If archive site doesn't have what you need then search for Another web cache service.
Had you try to solve your problem with chatgpt, for sure the Ai have a solution for you, even you can directly ask for the TOS of that year, Just go and try it.
Funny that, chatgpt takes this conversation as a reference.
Re: Looking to get a copy of Rollbit’s terms and conditions from October 2021
Normally these things could be found on the wayback machine (web.archive.org), but for rollbit it doesn’t appear. It’s easy for someone to have saved them. I do not want to waste too much time explaining why
Looking to get a copy of Rollbit’s terms and conditions from October 2021
Hello,
I know this website: web.archive.org, but for Rollbit I don’t get to see the archives, either I get the “pending yellow ball” if I might call it like that or “website blocked”. I need their terms and conditions from October 2021. Does anyone have them?
I know this website: web.archive.org, but for Rollbit I don’t get to see the archives, either I get the “pending yellow ball” if I might call it like that or “website blocked”. I need their terms and conditions from October 2021. Does anyone have them?
Re: [Suspended] paying 5000 USD a casino executive to see my provably fair system
Guys, thank you indeed very much for everyone here, but my system had already been published by someone else, luckily for me since at least june 2023 according to wayback machine (learned it through my patent lawyers). I still though feel uneasy about this since I had the idea since 2022 but no knowledge about patents. If someone knows this was published before 2022, I’d be delighted. If not, well, that’s painful but I’ll keep going forward.
It’s amazing though that no gambling website uses this. Does anyone know about a website that uses it? Bgaming is a game provider.
https://bgaming.com/provably-fair
It’s amazing though that no gambling website uses this. Does anyone know about a website that uses it? Bgaming is a game provider.
https://bgaming.com/provably-fair
The provably fair engine for bgaming, isn't fair at all, let me explain it, when you see the next string...
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{“server”:2,”game”: ”AmericanRoulette”, ”secret”: ”290fb3c9fbfc2afa5339bf27e5c25cbb”}
All the data comes from the server side, the user can't modify any parameter, and that way the casino can decide if he want to send the user to a huge losing streak.
A fair game should let the user input a value on that string, that way the casino will not know the result of the bet before the start of the game.
No man it is. The user can input anything between 0 and 36 in the game of roulette you’re referring to, and will modify the initial result that is supposed to be 2.
Re: [Suspended] paying 5000 USD a casino executive to see my provably fair system
Guys, thank you indeed very much for everyone here, but my system had already been published by someone else, luckily for me since at least june 2023 according to wayback machine. I still though feel uneasy about this since I had the idea since 2022 but no knowledge about patents. If someone knows this was published before 2022, I’d be delighted. If not, well, that’s painful but I’ll keep going forward.
https://bgaming.com/provably-fair
https://bgaming.com/provably-fair
Make offer on opensea or blur.io and I’ll accept it
https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777
https://blur.io/eth/asset/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777
https://opensea.io/assets/ethereum/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777
https://blur.io/eth/asset/0x1de7abda2d73a01aa8dca505bdcb773841211daf/777