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I am familiar with that site. Its quite good and the games are very entertaining. The trick there in my opinion is to score one bigger win with the double chance games and then bail. Oh and they also have mindlessly high rollover requirements. 
Is Bitcoin actually ready to go mainstream?
Unfortunately no.
Items needed:
Better privacy.
Reverse of centralization trend
Better security(hardware wallets)
Higher TPS(Transactions per second)
Absolutely. Better security is definitely the first in line for me. Storing your cash in an unstable and unprotected currency is too risky.
M35A2 Deuce and a Half. The only vehicle that can run off of pretty much anything you can cram into the tank and burn.
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I would like to see you drive it in town. Every day.
I don't think so, bitcoin is still complicated for the average Joe to use it. More bitcoin services which focus on the user friendliness will make bitcoin mainstream ready.
It's clearly far from mainstream use, but you can see the potential. QR codes come so handy when trying to do person to person payments. When BTC came out QR codes were still pretty weird and we had to deal with copy pasting long ass weird addresses, now QR codes save us. So steps are being taken into the right direction. In 10 years things will be so advance our minds would blow up right now if we could see it.Complicated indeed. I can not imagine buying something major with bitcoins - like a house or a car.
