While messaging you I saw this.
Care to explain?

https://tinypic.host/image/sc222.DnJsi4

erm... did you just bump the thread after 2 years?

So here's what I'd do step wise if I were you :

Disable Payment Features: To remove the bitcoin payment feature from your PHP software, look for any payment processing code (functions, API calls, etc.) and comment them out or delete them. Make sure to test thoroughly after making changes.

Free Spin Configuration: Modify the game logic to provide free spins. Look for variables or settings related to spins and adjust them to allow users to play without payments.

Deploying on cPanel and WordPress:

cPanel: Ensure all files are uploaded to the correct directory (usually the public_html folder). Double-check file permissions.
WordPress: If you are using WordPress, consider using a specific casino or gaming theme that supports slots. Plugins like "MyArcadePlugin" might help in integrating and displaying your slots game.
Fixing Layout Issues: Issues with layout (like the login button and code snippets) often arise from HTML/CSS conflicts or incomplete code. Validate your HTML and CSS, and ensure all necessary files are correctly linked.

Learning Resources: Utilize forums like Bitcointalk, Reddit, and sites offering coding tutorials to improve your skills. YouTube tutorials can also be quite helpful.

If you're still facing issues, sharing specific error messages or screenshots can help the community provide more targeted advice. You should post in the development section. Many devs here just never get out of that category in fear of ads and sig campaigns.

I just woke up too and thank goodness for the existence of this thread. I was glad to see Bitcointalk accessible again from my location. Honestly idk if it was my old computer or my ISP.

2nd week in a row I forget to participate in the 5k competition, god damn it.

Just found out about this now, even the concept blows my mind, but I'm not a tech savvy, I will try to test it out since you support 2 of my favorite crypto casinos

Thank God I'm not the only one having issues with Stake Sportsbook. I moved on to a traditional casino and lowered my bets because I don't like any of the current crypto sportsbook platforms to date.

Sorry to bring their name up here but I was once playing Lightning Dice on Stake (a game from Evolution) and was betting on 3 (that pays 150x) and shortly before the result comes out, which ended up being a 3, my bet got invalidated, I immediately contacted Stake that told me to contact Evolution themselves since its an issue related to them, well, they didn't bother giving me any sort of compensation, just said it was a server error, I didn't win the bet because of it, all this to say that some errors with those providers, at least the live ones can be caused by them and its hard for the site to be the one responsible. But when the issues are caused by the site they should definitely have to assume the responsability.

You got to work on that reputation my man, good luck though

Not questioning stake fairness but they might have bought their ticket into it, everything is about the money my dude, these associations and regulators only see dollar figures as well.

Well done Stake, congratulations! How did they allow you as a partner with a Curaçao license though?

Thanks, this is good to update myself with the current trending casinos, however I would much rather donate you some money instead of seeing all these ads

I've recently seen a blog post by you saying you will soon implement a sportsbetting, which is something I'm really insterested. My question is if your odds will be competitive with so many sportsbetting websites out there, thanks.

I'm eager to test it out. While I adore the whole concept of blockchain based lotteries the fact that the results are drawn so slowly or laggy (at least from my previous experiences) is what keeps me away from those. But will give it a review and form a decent opinion 

Hey, just came from a long break from gambling. I'm wondering if you plan to add a USD preview for bets placed with crypto. Last time I checked I was betting by having Mbit as my currency and to be honest that's quite terrible.

It is an interesting phenomenon and I'm not sure if it is just coincidence as some people could argue. The reason I say this is because it would not be too much out of the ordinary if one of the most involved countries in the world with a large stake in crypto is undergoing political raw/unrest for the crypto space to be affected negatively. Heck, even the US stock market has started seeing decline.

I'm not saying that there's a 100% link between these matters but one can't just rule it out.

When you buy at the market price, technically provided that the market isn't too volatile you should be getting your order filled straight away. There are advantages and disadvantages to doing this, so this choice is solely up to the buyer.

One obvious disadvantage is that the price might drop shortly after your buying order has been filled and then you're at an instant loss. Of course, the opposite can happen in reverse. A good way to gauge market movements is to look at the candle sticks (i.e. graph) from the last few minutes as that gives you an indication of what's going on and can better predict short-term movements.

I agree with the above that having the government asking for customer details defies the entire purpose of crypto handlers being anonymous. It is a concerning matter indeed, and one which I'm not so sure how it will play out if there will be a real push for this, consequently leaving exchanges with two options either agreeing to this and risk losing customer or losing the authority to run in that country.
It is a tough one for sure.

The explanation above is clear and simple to understand. If you wish to read further about DeFi and the related exchange platforms and how they differ from the rest you could do so here.

This is a well written article that I think rounds up several points new people need to be aware and understand about DeFi and how it fits to the rest of the crypto market.

I think we need to be realistic, in particular when it comes to politicians and which side they favour. We all know that people have their own agendas and if a government figure backs up something it is usually because they have a stake in it, or they think is what the majority would like to hear. Nothing but false pretences.

What would be interesting to see is what type of active engagement these people take to support their cause, in this case their 'alliance' to crypto. Only then can we put more trust into what these people are saying, let the evidence speak for itself.