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Re: What is your opinion about bet105
by
MainMan79
on 11/02/2025, 07:20:37 UTC
The website is supported by at least one 'twitter influencer' I would consider top 100 in this space. He's a Canadian and he's with RAS (do the math yourself, it's not that hard to figure out the name).

I registered there and the odds are very good. The software is identical to nitrobetting BUT bet105 charges half the juice and has 5x (or 20x) the betting markets.

I contacted support (live chat on website) to ask about an error setting up 2FA, had to wait for 10 minutes. Then went to Twitter, got a reply within 1 minute and talked to a real person for 10+ minutes. Error not fixed yet, but if you need help or have questions - use twitter, it's easy to get a reply.

I'd say they are legit. I'll update when I actually have experience betting and withdrawing.
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Re: nitrobetting.eu warning
by
MainMan79
on 10/02/2025, 19:14:36 UTC
They happily took my four (small) deposits, starting from November.

My guess is, they would even pay me out if I won 1-2k. From what I've heard on SBR - there's a similar story - maybe even by the same person (vondiesel) - about someone winning mid-five digits, and getting major issues being paid.

This isn't a behaviour of a solvent, reliable operator. Not coupled with (supposedly) getting players to deposit via 250-1000% bonuses and Rolex giveaways - get one token for each $100 deposited. The Rolex draw process is a mystery, they probably will give it away to one of insiders.
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Re: Stake.com - The Leading Crypto Casino - Drake, UFC, Everton, Stake F1 Team
by
MainMan79
on 29/01/2025, 19:14:22 UTC
Dear Stake players

Please take some seconds of your life to look at my post about Stake.com and tell me what you think about it.


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5527215.msg64977059#msg64977059


Thank you to everyone reading and contributing to making this issue as public as possible.

To anyone responsible for marketing at Stake: I sincerely hope you are monitoring these forums, as this is the start of what could be the downfall of your casino. Maybe not for all players, but certainly for those in Switzerland. I also hope the regulatory bodies in Switzerland hold you fully accountable and impose significant penalties for the damage you’ve caused. This includes the harmful influence of your social media ads and partnerships with rappers and streamers actively promoting your shady platform. It’s time to understand the impact of what you’ve done to players harmed by your practices.


TLDR

But sounds like... BRO TOOK A BONUS and got slammed by a casino?
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Re: nitrobetting.eu scam 90mbtc
by
MainMan79
on 19/12/2024, 16:31:52 UTC
1) I'm not sure applying bonus 'automatically' is fair. But it's on the player to stay aware and proactively contact support with any doubt. OP didn't, so it's partly his fault that he got into a situation where his money is 'stuck'. Every bonus terms I've viewed on NB state 'Bonus can't be removed from account under any circumstances' (and it makes sense to me)

2) Limiting max bet to 0.5 mbtc - wow this is different. He has 80-90% of a monster rollover to complete. How is this fair, how is acceptable? Why isn't Nitrobetting posting in Bonus T&C that 'we can limit you to $0.05 max wager to make clearing any rollover impossible and effectively steal your funds'?

This part really worries me and it should worry anyone depositing there (I'm assuming 90% of players who deposit, are lured by bonus offers). If it takes weeks/months for a regular player to clear a 35-45x bonus, then less than 10% will ever make it to the end - vig is merciless.

This is fine. What is not fine in my mind, is that Nitrobetting reserves the right to slash limits to the remaining 10% players, effectively making this bonus, to use a Solana degen word, a 'honeypot' (can deposit, can't withdraw).

Doesn't this worry you, guys in charge?
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Re: The Rise of Crypto Gambling: What You Need to Know
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MainMan79
on 06/12/2024, 12:40:30 UTC

The sports betting and gaming industries constantly evolve. The next evolution has been the advent of blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies. Bitcoin sportsbooks have become the newest thing in the industry. And for good reason. A crypto sportsbook provides advantages that traditional books can’t. If you’re new to crypto gambling, or require a refresher, keep reading to discover the top five things you must know about crypto sportsbooks.

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They aren’t involved the way your credit card company is involved. This speeds up the entire deposit and withdrawal process.

Read more→ https://n2g.io/3e8d2b4


I'm really curious if that's supposed to be a website by n2, the original nitrogensports creator/owner. Would someone point me to more relevant reading? Thanks a lot
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Re: Scammed by Trustdice (Account banned and money confiscated)
by
MainMan79
on 06/12/2024, 12:11:28 UTC
Did askgamblers rule this in TD's favor? Not Guilty?

Yes, they did. That the casino acted in accordance with their ToS, to be precise. Is there any particular reason related to that decision they made that brings you to necromanced this old thread from its very long sleep?

I've spent hours reading up on Nitrogen (under new management, at last, for the first time since its inception 5+ years ago) and TrustDice. I'm interested if 'anonymous' betting, the way N2.0 envisioned it starting nitrogen sports back in the day, is actually possible.

So far the answer to my research is: F. no
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Re: Stake.com - The Leading Crypto Casino - Drake, UFC, Everton, Stake F1 Team
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MainMan79
on 06/12/2024, 12:03:52 UTC
I'm about to sign up. Would anyone like a free referral? Aiming to deposit about $500 worth of bitcoin this weekend. Post your referral code or PM, thanks
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Re: Scammed by Trustdice (Account banned and money confiscated)
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MainMan79
on 01/12/2024, 14:08:27 UTC
Did askgamblers rule this in TD's favor? Not Guilty?
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Re: [ANN] MEMEcoin- 2.4.0.0 Update. Memecoin to the Moon!!
by
MainMan79
on 19/11/2024, 20:34:42 UTC
This has a second life now


check dexscreener for (REAL) first memecoin W PROOF

Created exactly 57 minutes ago
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 14/10/2024, 17:56:58 UTC
If you have an economic fee is like 1 or 2 sat/vbyte, the extra fee from Trusted coin will be small fee.
If the economic fee is 30 sat/vbyte of 100 sat/vbyte, when mempools congest, the extra fee from Trusted coin will be no longer small, but it will become bigger and more expensive.
Trustedcoin charge a fixed fee and that doesn't depend on the fee rate and how congested the network is.
You can either pay 0.0005 BTC for every 20 transactions or 0.00125 BTC for every 100 transactions.

Thanks hosse. I'm no bitcoin PhD but by just trying and cancelling my transaction 15 times I figured out that TrustedCoin's fee is NOT flexible.

I appreciate everyone's comments. This forum is really a gem if you're a newbie and don't like to RTFM.

Thanks again, I plan to use up the remaining 19 transactions (I understand the risks now!) and then move on to, probably, just purchasing a 1TB sdd with the money I will have saved by then, and just use Bitcoin Core happily ever after
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 18:14:51 UTC
Paid 1.25 mbtc as expected to Trusted Coin.

Now, I would appreciate if someone knowledgeable told me just one thing:

If I change NOTHING in my set up (I still don't have my seed phrase) and just use password and 2FA.
And I collect 5-6 more payments over the next few weeks/months.

And then I send those payments in one lump sump to another bitcoin address.

Will there be a fee of 1.25 mbtc? If not, when should I worry about it again? How much have I just 'prepaid'?

https://imgur.com/a/2pfvFFR
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 17:31:47 UTC
If you don't have your seed phrase, you can't disable the 2FA, but provided that you have the wallet file, the password and 2FA key, you are still able to spend your fund.
To have a standard wallet, simply create a new wallet and move all the fund to that.


1) Seed available: False... what?
If the seed phrase was available, it would defeat the purpose of a 2fa wallet and that's why you can't getyour seed phrase.

Finally found 2FA, should be able to move my money shortly. Will report on the fee situation later on.

Thanks hosse and others who contributed, newbies like me need sage advice you so generously provide Smiley
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 14:42:25 UTC
Does 'file created 2024-04-13'
definitely mean I first downloaded software and created my wallet back in April (NOT a week ago)?

https://imgur.com/a/WH9D3Qa
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 14:41:24 UTC
If you don't have your seed phrase, you can't disable the 2FA, but provided that you have the wallet file, the password and 2FA key, you are still able to spend your fund.
To have a standard wallet, simply create a new wallet and move all the fund to that.


1) Seed available: False... what?
If the seed phrase was available, it would defeat the purpose of a 2fa wallet and that's why you can't getyour seed phrase.

So

Seed available: False
simply means the user can't view it (it's like an admin password that you don't need to 'use the wallet software', like view... BUT need to spend funds)

Ok got it.
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 14:02:12 UTC

To skip the 2fa fee, restore your seed phrase and select "disable" when prompted to keep 2fa.
(I saw your post suggesting you don't have the seed phrase?)

If you didn't written your seed phase as instructed during wallet creation; that's another reason to move your funds since you've basically lost full control of your bitcoins by having only 1 out of the three keys of your 2fa wallet. (a topic for another discussion)

Seed phrase: I'm an idiot who sometimes doesn't remember very basic things. I'm fixing my life, but I may need therapy in the near future. Some 6 years ago I changed a Bitcoin Core password hastily, thinking I remember the new password; and forgot it (over 0.6 BTC there to this day, and likely forever).

So having gotten that out of the way (lol)

I downloaded electrum walleet on my laptop exactly 1 week ago. I had payments come in during last week. I didn't realize 'seed phrase' even applies here. I didn't RTFM. I was 100% sure that the password - WHICH I THOUGHT FOR A MOMENT I HAD FORGOTTEN BUT ACTUALLY REMEMBERED!!!! - is enough to own/move my funds as I please. I changed my wallet password twice. From the original, to a new one, back to the original. It worked. Phew, right? WRONG!

It wasn't until I created this thread that I realized that not only I won't be able to get out of paying Trusted Coin's fee without seed phrase.

I WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS MY FUNDS, period, without seed phrase.

I spent hours checking every piece of paper, and every screenshot, and every email address I use. I only have a couple smartphones so checking those was fast. I tested a dozen various wallets in the past (mycrypto, atomic etc etc) so I'm not new to the concept of a seed phrase. I'm pretty sure, no matter how much of an idiot I am, I would have remembered to save it.

Now... having said all that... Please help me figure this out.

I DO NOT BELIEVE I WAS EVER ASKED TO CREATE/REPEAT a seed phrase (it's possible that, an idiot that I am, I forgot 5 minute after I did it, because I'm always doing 3 things at once).

See screenshot attached

https://imgur.com/a/WH9D3Qa

1) Seed available: False... what?
2) File created on 2024-04-13... it's totally possible I downloaded electrum earlier this year and just forgot/uninstalled it. But file was created and used just a week ago when I finally needed to accept payments.
Should I start looking up screenshots for April 2024 and notes I made around that time?
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 10:08:50 UTC
A quick look at that tool tells me that

24 inputs, 1 output

will be approximately 5x the transaction size in kb

compared to

4 inputs, 1 output


And I'm still so, so lost on the whole 'prepaid transactions' thing. Will try to RTFM but boy, have I punished myself for not just going with a standard wallet.

Since we're on the subject of Electrum... once I manage to unload this 2fa-protected wallet...will STANDARD Electrum wallet do what I need it to do:

Collect small payments (0.5 mbtc to 5 mbtc each) for a few months from various senders, and then send the lump sum to another address in a single transaction

?

I used to use Bitcoin Core for this, and it worked like a charm. I am seriously looking at spending extra money for a large Disk just to be able to download 1tb of blocks and use that software again for this purpose.

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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 06:26:52 UTC

However, since you mentioned that you'll add small payments regularly to the wallet, it'll affect your "transaction fee" instead.
In that case, my previous reply about controlling the number of your UTXOs should be applied.
Moreover, an Electrum 2fa wallet is "MultiSig" which has significantly higher size per input than a standard wallet.
Follow my suggestion to decrease the inbound transactions' frequency and increase each amount instead.

Am I reading this right?

More transaction 'bundled' like this will cause each outgoing transaction to become larger (more kb) so miner's fee will be higher.

Could you estimate by how much?

4 transactions IN, 1 transaction OUT = x
20 transactions IN, 1 transaction OUT = 2x? or 5x? Or only 1.3x? (what's your best guess)


I'm assuming we're only talking miner's fee here. 2FA fee to Trusted Coin will not grow and doesn't depend on how many transactions I have...right? (I just get charged for every 20th outgoing transaction, regardless of it's size in KB, regardless of wallet type etc)...right?
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 12/10/2024, 04:48:13 UTC


The fee is for 20 outgoing transactions so you will face no additional fee during the next 19 sends. But yeah if you don't want the 2fa protection and want to avoid paying trustedcoin you can just restore from seed and disable 2fa. Go to file menu > new/restore to get started on that.

How would this work, exactly?

After receiving 4 transactions, I send 1 outoing one. I pay extra 1.25mbtc (roughly). And for the next 19 outgoing transactions I only pay miner's fee, no 2fa fee?

Only outgoing transactions count for the purpose of this Trusted Coin's additional (2fa) fee, right?

Does the above count as 1 of 20 transactions? 4 of 20? 5 of 20?
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Re: Is the fee flexible?
by
MainMan79
on 11/10/2024, 19:34:29 UTC
I'm pretty sure there was no mention of a FEE during wallet selection process. Of course it's on me, the user, to RTFM and be prepared for the consequences if I don't.

Calling my thread here 'crying' is a little too much IMHO. It's almost the same as calling TrustedCoin's little 2fa trick 'a scam'.
How do you think it's a trick and trustedcoin is scam?

During wallet creation or adding 2FA in your wallet it's always gives you a note that they will charge a small fee everytime you make any transaction. You might be ignoring the note and using 2FA carelessly.

And I think the other reason why you had the high fee of almost 1mbtc it's because of the current congestion. Why are you blaming too much the TrustedCoin? You can wait a day or two until the current recommended fee drops, and I believe you can still get a lower fee until the congestion is gone.

Do you believe the 'additional fee' that TrustedCoin charges, will drop along with reduced congestion?

I don't think it will (just intuition). The miners' fee will decrease but the problem is they want to charge me 20% of my wallet balance. Not 1%, not 5%. 'Small fee' - yeah right.
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Re: 🎲BetFury.com|🎰Sign up & get Welcome Bonus up to 590% + 275 FS
by
MainMan79
on 11/10/2024, 10:55:16 UTC
Those that are dealing in such losses have no choice but to be patient and wait until the price of it stabilizes based on how the casino will move according to their plans for their tokenomics.

It's worth noting that those users who have long familiarized themselves with Betfury and invested in BFG tokens have already been able to compensate for some of their losses only at the expense of daily dividends on the Betfury platform. Well, those who don't have enough patience can leave the project at any time. In principle, there is enough liquidity on Biswap.
You're right, probably those that have been too late to invest are probably the ones that needs to be more patient.

Do you recommend trying to deposit there, or is it actually risky at this stage?
There is no problem about them as a casino, the most discussions were about the BFG token. So, like they are saying, there should be no problem at all.

But deposit and gamble only with the amount that you can afford to lose.


Thanks sunsilk. I would never imagine trying to gamble for a living.  Grin ;Dheh-heh-heh Grin Grin