Guys, tell me who plays multiply btc, how many times in a row can a number fall, for example, more than 50 based on your experience?
By "a number fall", do you mean lose or stays at a low range?
For example, I bet 1 satoshi on <50, then how many times can there be winning numbers >50? I bet <50 and after each loss, I doubled the bet, a total of 11 times the winning numbers were >50 and I lost most of my funds
Few days back I have one of my few unluckiest day in life as I lost 23 rolls in a row and all my balance on freebitco without any serious recovery option so my worst number is 23 which start from 1000 satoshies and then end 0.0012 my last bet and win never arrive on this balance.
23 throws in a row is a lot, I did not expect that there could be so many. Probability theory does not seem to work in this case. I think there is no scheme thanks to which one could constantly win. You just need to play and have fun, and earn elsewhere
Guys, tell me who plays multiply btc, how many times in a row can a number fall, for example, more than 50 based on your experience?
By "a number fall", do you mean lose or stays at a low range?
For example, I bet 1 satoshi on <50, then how many times can there be winning numbers >50? I bet <50 and after each loss, I doubled the bet, a total of 11 times the winning numbers were >50 and I lost most of my funds
Guys, tell me who plays multiply btc, how many times in a row can a number fall, for example, more than 50 based on your experience?
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Re: Anyone With A Clue How To Do This?
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Chaco
on 09/04/2020, 05:16:12 UTC
Do not overload the site with widgets, advertising and unnecessary information, then traffic and customer loyalty will increase
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Re: These Anti-KYC Stuffs Tiring Non-Techies Up
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Chaco
on 08/04/2020, 14:32:09 UTC
KYC is necessary only to legalize trade in the country in which the exchange is registered. But I do not pass KYC on those exchanges that require a lot of information about me. Now there are still exchanges that do not require KYC or it is formal, it is better to use them or OTC exchanges.
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Re: [TELEGRAM SCAM] SELLING OTC ETH
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Chaco
on 08/04/2020, 14:06:46 UTC
Every day I come across similar scams. They also write in groups and offer for example to buy tokens or BTC at a bargain price. In a telegram you need to be careful not to make “profitable” deals without a guarantor
I hope this year no more hack exchange to add in that list and for the team of the trading sites make sure to secure your system and also the information of your traders/user because they are affected to that also and posaible their real Identity to be compromised just like for the exchange who required KYC.
The list of attacks will continue to grow. Exchange owners need to insure funds so that users do not suffer from hacker attacks. Users also do not need to store large amounts on exchanges