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Re: How To Find A Good Bitcoin Casino?
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quone17
on 03/12/2014, 01:20:15 UTC
Quick google search basically brought us back to the gambling section on this forum lol

Alternatively, I like using bitcoingamblingsites.com
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Re: R.I.P. Robin Williams.
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quone17
on 12/08/2014, 05:24:48 UTC
RIP man, you were one of my favs.
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Re: Does martingale really works?
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quone17
on 27/05/2014, 14:43:40 UTC
I think what he's trying is say is that it's extremely difficult to win over the long term. You can have winning streaks but for the most part it's human nature that you will give it all back and then some.  Other people who claim otherwise usually have an agenda of some kind.  Also, you can get addicted and then it's game over, your whole life will get screwed up.
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Re: i just bought another bitcoin
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quone17
on 26/05/2014, 00:22:36 UTC
It does seem like we're rolling again. I would think in the next month we'll take a shot at at least $800 or maybe even $1000. Seems the logical place to go. We might now take out those numbers but is be surprised if it stopped now or at $700.
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Re: Hourlybit.com-Bitcoin Investment 3% Hourly-150% in 50hours-Paying Every Hours
by
quone17
on 19/05/2014, 15:46:26 UTC
Quote from: Holdaaja on May 19, 2014, 02:24:05 PM
Quote from: Frankie_uk on May 19, 2014, 01:29:07 PM
https://blockchain.info/tx/b1616b8b72a4d72b9bb8ff00eb54d990f7959e3c54960b51cdff57ad29cdc132
Next paid

Payments are supposed be hourly?

And these are last 2 payments:

2014-05-19 11:53:56
2014-05-19 13:26:11

Was there blockchain problems again?
Why didn't I notice anything?

And there was no deposits between those two payments and you sent diffrent amoun out, why?
Looks like you are stealing from us.

No reply to this.  I wouldn't expect one.  I don't see hourly payouts here, sender beware.
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Re: who are the youngest bitcoin millionaires?
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quone17
on 15/05/2014, 23:35:55 UTC
I bet there are some millionaires in mom's basement, teens who have BTC but don't know what to do with it.  Think about when you were younger, it would be hard to figur eout how to sell it, and do things like taxes, and your parents would be all over your case to figure out what BTC even is...
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Re: Primedice.com | 600M+ Bets | 350k+ BTC Wagered | Free BTC | 1% Edge | Instant
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quone17
on 12/05/2014, 19:17:08 UTC
Quote from: hilariousandco on May 12, 2014, 06:52:49 PM
Quote from: Jcw188 on May 12, 2014, 06:35:35 PM
Jeez is it just me or are new dice sites popping up left and right?  YOu have to go with a reputable one as far as I'm concerned.  I mean one that has been in business for at least several months if not years.  So many scams around BTC...

Everybody wants their slice of the Bitcoin pie and to become a Bitcoin millionaire, but I agree, if you're not going to offer anything new or exciting why bother, and more importantly why would players bother taking the risk on a new site when there's better and more reputable ones around?

Yeah I agree with this.  It's like there are some posts in the gambling subforum about how they lost hundreds of thousands of dollars when a Bitcoin casino stole all their money.  Yeah well if you think about it it was sketchy from the beginning.  It doesn't hurt to wait around and see if a new casino/dice/book is legit for a while, especially now that a bunch have been around for a while.  And beware the BIG promos that are like impossible for the site to keep up!
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Re: Primedice.com | 600M+ Bets | 350k+ BTC Wagered | Free BTC | 1% Edge | Instant
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quone17
on 08/05/2014, 19:56:18 UTC
Word to the wise:  I've had losses of like 13, 15, and I think even 17 losses in a row when I was doing Martingale.  The automated betting makes it so easy.  So be careful out there!
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Re: why China doesn't like Bitcoin
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quone17
on 01/05/2014, 15:06:33 UTC
One reason could be because they don't like anything that gives their people more freedom.  Bitcoin could lead to bigger and different thoughts, China hates to lose control over its people.
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Free BTC at MIT
by
quone17
on 29/04/2014, 14:17:03 UTC
http://bitcoin.mit.edu/announcing-the-mit-bitcoin-project/

Wow $100 for free, like the students at MIT need more free money.  How about giving it to a homeless shelter instead?
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Re: Someone reported to police about a bitcoin conference in China
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quone17
on 27/04/2014, 17:53:19 UTC
Anything "threatening" is banned in China.  They have something that is almost like yoga, Falun Gong, and that is banned in China because it's SOMETHING that COULD undermine the government, theoretically.  China likes to act like it's a real society but in fact it's more closed than most think thanks to propaganda.
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Re: Dark Market... Clones?
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quone17
on 25/04/2014, 21:12:04 UTC
I like new ideas, but does Bitcoin really need to be used for more "dark" and illegal things?  Let's try to make it more mainstream and legit.
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Re: More bitcoins are domant, what does this mean?
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quone17
on 24/04/2014, 21:20:56 UTC
I'm hoping it means people are getting the bitcoins and then holding onto them, saving them up because they "believe" in Bitcoin.
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Re: Sue BFL?
by
quone17
on 17/04/2014, 15:25:28 UTC
There def are people already suing BFL.  I think it's int he service discussion section.  They are class actions so that makes it easier for you to join in.  Just contact the lawyers.
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Re: What is the most efficient way to earn bitcoins without spending money?
by
quone17
on 16/04/2014, 19:16:17 UTC
Frankly if you're smart enough, I think you could make a nice chunk of BTC every month doing a signature campaign on this forum.
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Re: Fucking Ponzi's and the idiots that buy into them + List of Shills
by
quone17
on 08/04/2014, 12:45:45 UTC
Quote from: koshgel on April 03, 2014, 09:54:35 PM
These ponzi operators are the worst and the justifications they make for operating them are equally hilarious

Hey anything for a profit!  It's called rationalizing, and they make up some excuse why the scam ends up running away with people's money(they can't last forever) so that they feel better about themselves making money off stupid people.
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Re: New research proves: MtGox bitcoins NOT stolen using transaction malleability
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quone17
on 27/03/2014, 16:07:17 UTC
WHy not send to authorities, in Japan and US, and lawyers involved in bankruptcy proceedings?  Seems easy enough to do, if you have any stake in the matter.
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Re: Bitcoin Idea - My next step
by
quone17
on 25/03/2014, 18:33:35 UTC
WTF?  I got 2 PMs within 3 mintues of each other, the first saying his "project" was starting, the second saying it was over. 

Who would trust this guy's ponzi?
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Re: Coinbase and Overstock.com: The results are in!
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quone17
on 20/03/2014, 15:42:07 UTC
Wow great results.  Interesting overstock is keeping some BTC.  THey must think there is SOME hope the price will hold steady or rise.  They certainly don't think bitcoin is going to zero though.  It wouldn't make sense to hold 10% with any risk of it going to zero, it would destroy their margins which must be way lower than 10%.
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Re: Bitcoin Head or Tail Casino
by
quone17
on 20/03/2014, 15:36:31 UTC
Quote from: RGBKey on March 20, 2014, 03:16:06 PM
If you want to make it provably fair, I have an easy solution for you.

Make a server seed, and keep it private until after the flip, but provide a hash of it before the flip.
Let the client set a client seed.
Hash the two together, and if the first character of the hash is 0-7, the result is heads.
If the result is 8-f, the result is tails.
Set a new server seed after each flip, and remember to give the hash to the player before every flip and reveal the seed afterwards.

Alternatively, instead of setting a server seed after every flip, use a nonce, where it is incremented every flip and included in the hash that determines the roll so that you don't set a new server seed every flip. You would hash the client and server seed with the nonce and still follow the steps above.

This type of thing seemed to be required int he bitcoin community before any credibility is given to a new site.  Plus people like to see a bunch of payouts to winners.  GL going forward.