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1. Post 66145347 (unedited backup) (by Kavelj22) (scraped on Mon Dec 8 00:59:31 CET 2025) in SHOCK.COM | CRYPTO CASINO & SPORTSBOOK | 100% FIRST DEPOSIT MATCH BONUS:
I read your post twice to confirm the meaning and i think i understood your point very well. You say that it's fine to bypass the restriction by using a VPN, but without to mention the consequences a user will have to bear if catched. You might think they won't notice that someone is using a VPN however this becomes easier with developped tools that ever strict service should have, or when they doubt and ask for identity and residence verification.
No, you need to re-read his reply again because I’m pretty sure this is not what he was trying to say.
What he said is that, in most cases, it’s ok to use a VPN as long as you are not from a restricted country, because in that case you are, technically, not breaching the casino’s terms.
What he said is correct, because the use of VPNs is prohibited when it is used to hide your real location or, in other words, to bypass the geo-restriction.
I think i am not mistaken because someone will chose to use a VPN if he is not in a restricted country, unless he is multi-accounting which is another restriction as well.
2. Post 66144765 (unedited backup) (by Cantsay) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 22:42:02 CET 2025) in CasinoBet:
We must first distinguish between being serious about gambling
Sorry, but this doesn’t make any sense. Gambling, by definition, is an entertainment activity. Again, it’s an
entertainment activity.
The moment you start taking it seriously and begin focusing on how much you have won or how much you have lost is the moment you need to take a step back. And if you can’t do that, then you should start thinking about seeking professional help because these are the early signs of gambling addiction.
I think this whole “seriousness” about gambling is the major reason why people spend hours devising some brain racking strategies so they can win instead of them to just bet and enjoy their gambling sessions.
There are so many complicated strategies out there, mere listening to them explain it already takes the whole fun part of gambling out of it and the worse part is that it doesn’t just stop there. You’ll still have to constantly tweak it so it works for you because according to them it’s not constant”.
Man, just gamble and enjoy the little money you have in your account, if you’re lucky you’ll get something off of it don’t go doing some Sherlock Holmes shit just because you want Manchester United to beat Chelsea in your bet.
3. Post 66143179 (unedited backup) (by Showlove01) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 15:27:13 CET 2025) in CasinoBet:
In fact, perhaps the pleasure they derive from being able to focus on the player, as we know everyone enjoys gambling differently. Some enjoy not thinking much, while others enjoy making predictions, as in sports betting.
Exactly. You said exactly what I was thinking of. I’m not a sports bettor myself, but many of my friends are and I can see that before they place their bets, they have a lot of fun talking and discussing the events they want to bet on.
So, although they take it seriously and put in it a lot of effort (which is pretty obvious if you listen to their discussions), they still enjoy themselves. What’s really remarkable is that, unlike most luck-based game players, they don’t get mad when they lose!
It is a normal thing guys do actually do whenever they are bettors or gamblers, I have friends that play sports bet too and whenever we meet, we share code and sometimes betting ideas and suggestions but at some point I stopped liking the idea of taking codes and suggestions from them because at the end everything is just luck which means that if they are not lucky at that particular ticket it means I won't be lucky too and I will lose the bet and my money so I like doing my analysis and prediction myself even though it will cut though sometimes I do take predictions from them because they can not be wrong all the time.
4. Post 66142358 (unedited backup) (by virasog) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 10:40:19 CET 2025) in CasinoBet:
In fact, perhaps the pleasure they derive from being able to focus on the player, as we know everyone enjoys gambling differently. Some enjoy not thinking much, while others enjoy making predictions, as in sports betting.
Exactly. You said exactly what I was thinking of. I’m not a sports bettor myself, but many of my friends are and I can see that before they place their bets, they have a lot of fun talking and discussing the events they want to bet on.
So, although they take it seriously and put in it a lot of effort (which is pretty obvious if you listen to their discussions), they still enjoy themselves. What’s really remarkable is that, unlike most luck-based game players, they don’t get mad when they lose!
That's how it should be. We shouldn't get angry when we lose, even if we've taken the time to analyze a match, for example, because our actions don't guarantee we'll win.
I've asked my friend several times which team I should bet on, and he's answered thoroughly with reasons. Although I sometimes disagree and have to argue due to differing opinions, in the end, I always bet according to my own judgment. Even during the match, when we watch it together, we always discuss what was lacking in the game.
No matter how much we analyze the match and the team, there is still no 100% surety that any team will win. Even the most strongest team may lose on any day and that is when the upsets happen and the people betting on higher odds win the bet but those are rare.
Also, the loss should not make us sad or angry. If it does, it means that we have put more money in a single bet and are risky more. One should adjust his risk according to his portfolio and we need to keep the emotions aside when gambling.
5. Post 66142311 (unedited backup) (by pusaka) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 10:19:43 CET 2025) in CasinoBet:
In fact, perhaps the pleasure they derive from being able to focus on the player, as we know everyone enjoys gambling differently. Some enjoy not thinking much, while others enjoy making predictions, as in sports betting.
Exactly. You said exactly what I was thinking of. I’m not a sports bettor myself, but many of my friends are and I can see that before they place their bets, they have a lot of fun talking and discussing the events they want to bet on.
So, although they take it seriously and put in it a lot of effort (which is pretty obvious if you listen to their discussions), they still enjoy themselves. What’s really remarkable is that, unlike most luck-based game players, they don’t get mad when they lose!
That's how it should be. We shouldn't get angry when we lose, even if we've taken the time to analyze a match, for example, because our actions don't guarantee we'll win.
I've asked my friend several times which team I should bet on, and he's answered thoroughly with reasons. Although I sometimes disagree and have to argue due to differing opinions, in the end, I always bet according to my own judgment. Even during the match, when we watch it together, we always discuss what was lacking in the game.
6. Post 66142248 (unedited backup) (by lionheart78) (scraped on Sun Dec 7 09:49:01 CET 2025) in 2UP | No-KYC Crypto Casino & Bitcoin Sportsbook | Fast Withdrawals + 200% Bonus:
Not sure I got this right, but if by “very difficult to win” you meant that you can’t make a big win from free spins, then I don’t think that’s correct.
I think I had a discussion with other members on another thread regarding this and what most of us agreed on is that if the game is fair, then the results wouldn’t change regardless of whether it’s from a free bet or a regular bet. Actually, it shouldn’t matter even if you were playing on the demo mode.
In my experience it is different sir, maybe the expression I do is based on the feelings accumulated from the many free spins that have been tried, although [un does not have concrete data as a gambler, but as a gambler must feel that why I always do not get a big profit from free spins, in fact I think that in demo mode it is better, it seems that I need to analyze properly in this context to reassure whether it is true or false, it would be very interesting if you find results that can make my eyes open with these two situations.
But still stating that it is very hard to win on free spins is false. We can have a hard time winning a moderate to huge amount on free spins, but it is an absolute that we will win anytime with free spins. Why? Because we are staking nothing.. from 0 to 1 cent is already a win, no one can deny or refute that. And when we always win in our bet, is it not very easy? This contradict your belief that it is very hard to win with free spins.
But if you are talking about a moderate to huge amount of winnings, then I agree with you since free spins is limited, only a few lucky players experience huge winnings with free spins.
7. Post 66141274 (unedited backup) (by ginsan) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 23:56:50 CET 2025) in 2UP | No-KYC Crypto Casino & Bitcoin Sportsbook | Fast Withdrawals + 200% Bonus:
Free spins here seem very interesting, actually free spins are very difficult to win with any amount, or you can say that it is very rare, but if it is true that there is as you say it is worth trying.
Not sure I got this right, but if by “very difficult to win” you meant that you can’t make a big win from free spins, then I don’t think that’s correct.
I think I had a discussion with other members on another thread regarding this and what most of us agreed on is that if the game is fair, then the results wouldn’t change regardless of whether it’s from a free bet or a regular bet. Actually, it shouldn’t matter even if you were playing on the demo mode.
In my experience it is different sir, maybe the expression I do is based on the feelings accumulated from the many free spins that have been tried, although [un does not have concrete data as a gambler, but as a gambler must feel that why I always do not get a big profit from free spins, in fact I think that in demo mode it is better, it seems that I need to analyze properly in this context to reassure whether it is true or false, it would be very interesting if you find results that can make my eyes open with these two situations.
8. Post 66141185 (unedited backup) (by salad daging) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 23:30:55 CET 2025) in SHOCK.COM | CRYPTO CASINO & SPORTSBOOK | 100% FIRST DEPOSIT MATCH BONUS:
I really don’t get what is so confusing about that!
Oh okay sorry the above post confused you a bit.
If your country is restricted by the casino, then you are not supposed to bypass the geo-restriction by using a VPN. Even if a casino representative tells you that it’s okay to do so, don’t do it. Just forget about that casino and try to find a better one.
I don’t know why some people take the risk of playing at a restricted casino, deposit a huge amount of money and believe they will get away with it!
If a casino says they don’t welcome players from your jurisdiction, then just leave it. It’s as simple as that.
Maybe the person wants to play at a restricted casino just chasing bonuses or has confidence in winning at the casino, and indeed we never know the exact reason why so insist on playing at a restricted casino.
In some cases, especially with slots, certain games aren’t accessible in specific regions, but that’s a different issue.
That’s more about the game provider’s rules, not the casino itself.
Indeed, the rules of the restricted slot are from the provider, but has there ever been a case where the slot is restricted and then the player uses a VPN to play and experience a big win, will the casino detect using a VPN?
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10. Post 66140185 (unedited backup) (by pusaka) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 18:59:25 CET 2025) in CasinoBet:
Not all of them are like that sir, there are some gambling that can be done seriously such as football betting, or blackjack, gambling there you can think very sharply to see the potential profit, that's why there are some gamblers who are restricted or blocked by casinos if they have sharpness in betting, you can look it up about it, but unfortunately when serious the fun in betting will be reduced.
Sports betting, blackjack… are considered skill-based games and they are completely different from luck-based games (such as slots) where you only need to hit the spin button and wait for the result. But that doesn’t mean those gams are any less fun. They are still a form of entertainment and you are supposed to have fun playing them too.
I think there is a difference between focusing and being serious. Being focused doesn’t conflict with having fun.
In fact, perhaps the pleasure they derive from being able to focus on the player, as we know everyone enjoys gambling differently. Some enjoy not thinking much, while others enjoy making predictions, as in sports betting.
However, while some say gambling requires skill, luck still plays a role. In gambling, we can't ignore the luck factor, even in games that are skill-based in analyzing and predicting bets. It's simply a difference in how we enjoy gambling.
11. Post 66138034 (unedited backup) (by SuperBitMan) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 07:39:44 CET 2025) in No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses :
...
Exactly. Casino owners are not stupid and are not doing charity, so don’t expect them to give you free money. They make these promotions to attract more new customers and to keep their existing customers. Everything is calculated and they know that they will get more than what they spend.
Whenever you find one of these promotions, you will notice that it has some requirements that you need to fulfill. Those requirements ensure that the promotion will be profitable for them or at least it won’t cost them a lot of money.
Yes you are right, what ever promotion any casino is doing is a way to get more people to use there platform and one thing we all should understand is that the more people use there casino the more money they will get, casino spends a lot of money in promoting there casino and they usually get those money back from customers.
Yes casinos don't do charity the bonus that will receive is a way to get more customers, I have seen a lot of gamblers talk about the bonus that a particular casino is giving and that was the major reason why they started using that casino I have also registered in a particular casino because of their bonus and one thing you most understand is that this casinos make all the money they spend back.
12. Post 66137382 (unedited backup) (by liuka) (scraped on Sat Dec 6 00:42:44 CET 2025) in CasinoBet:
Not all of them are like that sir, there are some gambling that can be done seriously such as football betting, or blackjack, gambling there you can think very sharply to see the potential profit, that's why there are some gamblers who are restricted or blocked by casinos if they have sharpness in betting, you can look it up about it, but unfortunately when serious the fun in betting will be reduced.
Sports betting, blackjack… are considered skill-based games and they are completely different from luck-based games (such as slots) where you only need to hit the spin button and wait for the result. But that doesn’t mean those gams are any less fun. They are still a form of entertainment and you are supposed to have fun playing them too.
I think there is a difference between focusing and being serious. Being focused doesn’t conflict with having fun.
That Blackjack game against the croupier? So why should it be considered a skill, because for me any game against the croupier is clearly relying on luck, unless the poker table is against other players.
While indeed sports betting can rely on skill, you can make bets more increased because of your sharpness in analyzing the match so this is fun but you need to think hard in contrast to slot games without thinking anything just rely on the spin button, so people say they can challenge slot games.
13. Post 66133422 (unedited backup) (by Ochan_yazo_tochant) (scraped on Fri Dec 5 00:53:14 CET 2025) in أكبر هبوط شهري منذ انهيارات الكريبتو في 2022:
انا لدي مثلك نفس الشعور بالرضا عن اي سعر للبيتكوين بما انني أستعمله في مدفوعاتي و يؤدي وظيفته بامتياز و اراقب السعر الذي هو دوما مؤشر على مزيد الانتشار و التبني بما انه في نسق عام نصاعدي، و لانني لست متداولا و لا مستثمرا. ما تلذي سيقلقني في السعر؟ لا شيء و لا اهتم حقا.
كل ما قلته منطقي لكنني متأكد ان رأيك سيتغير لو انك مثلا اشتريت البيتكوين بسعر معين ثم عندما اردت استعماله لشراء منتج معين وجدت ان سعره انخفظ للنصف او ربما اكثر. نفس الشيئ لو ان السعر ارتفع بشكل كبير.
عند شراء البيتكون بسعر محدد و استعماله لاتمام اي معاملة فلا يوجد اي اشكال ان كان لا يزال يحافظ على نفس السعر الذي اشتريته به، لكن لو تغير السعر فمتأكد ان رأيك سيكون مختلفا تماما. لهذا السبب، كلنا نتمنى ان يستقر سعر البيتكوين، طبعا بعد ان يصل الى السعر الذي يستحقه و يمكنه من ان يكون بديل جي للعملات التقليدية. حاليا، لا نزال بعيدين جدا عن ذلك السعر، للاسف.
أعتقد أن الاستقرار الحقيقي لسعر البيتكوين قد يتحقق بشكل تدريجي مع نضوج السوق وزيادة الاعتماد المؤسسي والجماعي، وربما بعد انتهاء تعدين جميع الوحدات. عندها ستنخفض حدة ضغوط البيع من المعدّنين، وتتحول العوامل المؤثرة في السعر إلى العرض والطلب الحقيقيين.حتى ذلك الحين، يبقى البيتكوين في مرحلة تحول كأصل ناشئ، وتقلباته جزء من رحلته نحو النضج. ما نراه اليوم هو صورة لبداية الثورة المالية، والأمل معقود على أن يصبح أكثر استقرارًا مع الوقت، ليخدم الجميع كمخزون للقيمة ووسيلة تبادل حقيقية.
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15. Post 66121564 (unedited backup) (by KeenanEl19) (scraped on Tue Dec 2 03:41:25 CET 2025) in High Risk In Gambling :
I don’t know why this thread has turned into a discussion about gambling addictions?
It seems like some members always try to derail any discussion into topics they feel more comfortable with (sorry, but this is what I have noticed).
By the way, has anyone (from all those who posted in this thread) noticed that the OP created this topic about four months ago but he never replied to any of the comments or engaged in the discussion? Doesn’t this seem a bit weird to you?
I think it’s about time to add him to my ignore list.
Anything discussing gambling is likely to lead to gambling addiction, possibly starting with one person discussing gambling, which can lead to addiction. However, considering that gambling is inherently risky, it's obvious, yet many people ignore it. The OP's disappearance and non-participation in discussions is quite odd. His recent post also seems to indicate that he rarely checks his account, perhaps because he's simply lazy.
16. Post 66120966 (unedited backup) (by Joy- maker) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 23:00:56 CET 2025) in No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses :
Well, it won't be possible if the casino triggers KYC during the withdrawal process. But believe me, KYC does not keep your account safe. What if someone gains access to your account, which is already KYC verified? The KYC won't help you this time. The hacker will be able to withdraw your funds because it is already verified. But let's forget about it because nobody keeps funds on a casino website these days.
KYC can help you regain access to your hacked account as it can prove you are the real owner (if it has already been verified) but it won’t stop the hacker from stealing your funds if he ever gets the chance to access your account (regardless of whether it’s verified or not).
If a hacker gains access to a verified account, then he can make a withdrawal request and he is unlikely to be asked to re-verify his (the real owner’s) identity before the request gets approved. If the account is not verified and he gets asked to verify his identity, then he can simply use a fake identity and hope it works.
Am still trying to understand something here, because we learn everyday, doesn't it mean that if a hacker hack someone gambling account and the person regained back access to his or her gambling account, that the hacker will still be able to steal the person funds if the hacker in one or the still get access to person gambling account he or she once hacked? And secondly if a hacker get access to some gambling account that is already verified with the person KYC, how will the hacker be able to make I withdrawal? Because the last I checked in some gambling platforms if the account details you intend use to withdraw your own funds from a gambling account doesn't match with the name you used during the registration process, that withdrawal won't be initiated. And most of the gambling platforms I have used do far do that.
17. Post 66119442 (unedited backup) (by Lida93) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 16:44:01 CET 2025) in High Risk In Gambling :
I often question how those that are gambling for the fun of gambling are having trouble with addiction just as those who are gambling strictly for the profits. I can wave it off for people that are gambling for the funds but you shouldn't be addicted for fun. It doesn't make a difference with you and the man gambling to double his funds.
It starts with fun, then it turns into addiction, unfotunately.
There is a thin line between the two, and from my observation many gamblers don’t realize that they have crossed that line. This is why many gamblers don’t even realize they have become addicted even if you tell them.
I have tried many times to warn some of my friends because they were showing adiction signs, but most of them tend to ignore me and simply say “they ae fine and they are just having fun".
The thing is that the excesses of doing anything is bad and no fun catching should be done excessively otherwise we can as others who chase after their losses get into addiction and it would look like the individual is still on the course of fun, whereas they have crossed off. The poor addict wouldn't know they're having started suffering addiction, you can keep complaining and warning them but it won't change them until something very devastating happens to them resulting from their addiction habits.
18. Post 66119265 (unedited backup) (by memehunter) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 16:04:01 CET 2025) in AI Spam Report Reference Thread:
Despite the clear
warning it seems @
SatCipher.com is continuing heavy usage of AI chatbots.
Thank you for the additional input, memehunter.
We definitely value thoughtful input from community members like yourself, and we are paying close attention to every piece of feedback regarding the game mechanics and economy.
Regarding your suggestion on communication—we appreciate the advice and where you're coming from. For our part, we aim to provide the clearest, most comprehensive, and timely responses possible to keep the conversation moving and ensure transparency for all users. We prioritize substance and clarity in our answers above all else.
We hope you understand and focus on the ongoing discussion about Satoshi's Cipher itself!
Chatgpt: 100%
Stealth Writer: 100%
Thank you for the warm welcome, khaled0111!It's great to hear that the name and theme are memorable—we'll take that as a positive!
We can definitely understand why the design might feel familiar. The core concept of setting a secret pattern and having opponents guess it is inspired by classic logic puzzles (like Mastermind), which is an evergreen mechanic, and our initial design aimed for a clean, crypto-familiar look.
However,
Satoshi's Cipher is a unique implementation. The key difference is the
King-of-the-Hill PvP economy—where the Champion collects 90% of the challenge fees and earns a Treasury Yield. This ensures you are always playing against a human opponent, not the house algorithm.
We are fully committed to this project long-term and invite you to dive in and see how our specific ruleset and economy create a completely new dynamic!
👉 See the Live Action Chatgpt: mixed result
Stealth Writer: 100%
There is a latest post also
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5566573.msg66118941#msg66118941 which also reflects usage of AI + human inputs. Let this be second warning (before 3rd clear cut AI post).
19. Post 66118432 (unedited backup) (by AmoreJaz) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 12:51:37 CET 2025) in 👑 SATOSHI'S CIPHER 👑 | ONE Champion, ONE Pattern, EVERYONE Trying to Break It :
Welcome to bitcointalk, SatCipher!
I don’t know but the website theme seems familiar and the domain name always rings a bell!
I read TypoTonic’s reply and indeed they had another announcement thread but that’s not why they seem so familiar. I’m pretty sure I came across this website or mybe another one that is almost identical to it somewhere else!
If there's some site similar to them, what they can do is think how they can sustain the interest of their players. Because the truth is - with this type of casino, would be a challenge to maintain their operations. As usually, the interest is only at the beginning, and later on, would be very difficult to gain regular players and so they may encounter problems in terms of operational costs.
20. Post 66118293 (unedited backup) (by God Of Thunder) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 12:10:43 CET 2025) in No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses :
Well, it won't be possible if the casino triggers KYC during the withdrawal process. But believe me, KYC does not keep your account safe. What if someone gains access to your account, which is already KYC verified? The KYC won't help you this time. The hacker will be able to withdraw your funds because it is already verified. But let's forget about it because nobody keeps funds on a casino website these days.
KYC can help you regain access to your hacked account as it can prove you are the real owner (if it has already been verified) but it won’t stop the hacker from stealing your funds if he ever gets the chance to access your account (regardless of whether it’s verified or not).
If a hacker gains access to a verified account, then he can make a withdrawal request and he is unlikely to be asked to re-verify his (the real owner’s) identity before the request gets approved. If the account is not verified and he gets asked to verify his identity, then he can simply use a fake identity and hope it works.
The conclusion is that the player has no benefit from verifying their accounts. They still lose their funds if a hacker can access their account. However, a player can also regain their account by answering security questions to the support and sending an email from their registered email address. So, KYC is not the only thing that can help regain the account, right? KYC is a disadvantage for a player. We are risking our personal data.
I hope the third-party companies handle the data carefully and don't sell it on the black market. As I mentioned earlier, I believe most people prefer no-KYC casinos. It may help the casinos, but it is useless for a player.
21. Post 66118208 (unedited backup) (by samo88) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 11:45:25 CET 2025) in [ANN] Jackpotter.com 👑 | New Era of Casino Rewards 🎉 | 🎁 Free Bonus Boxes:
Sorry to say this, but I really don’t like the fact that even after three days since panjul explained that they need to change their DM settings so they can receive PMs from newbies, newbies are still complaining that they can’t send them personal messages. They either need to follow panjul’s recommendation, appoint an experienced member to take care of their promotions or just end this promotion altogether.
The only reason why they have high reviews in Trustpilot is because they are doing another illegal thing by giving free crypto in exchange of reviews to their users.
Can you prove this?
Yes, when they stole my money I research online how it was possible that they had so many 5 stars and found their social media having a promo to get free Tron for a trustpilot review
https://jackpotter.com/promotions/get-1-ton-for-free-for-your-trustpilot-review When I reported this to Trustpilot they removed it, but if you search for that link in Bing it still appears
https://ibb.co/4wdzz3gDAnd then also if you go to the own Trustpilot reviews you have some people even mentioning it in the reviews:
https://ibb.co/NgT4TJGyAnd then among their promos, they had another one to get free XRP if you talked in one of the crypto forums, so they are just professional scammers, nothing more in my opinion.
https://ibb.co/8gfwwtTD
22. Post 66117738 (unedited backup) (by 2UP.io) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 09:14:49 CET 2025) in 2UP | No-KYC Crypto Casino & Bitcoin Sportsbook | Fast Withdrawals + 200% Bonus:
I checked Big Bass Bonanza has 96.71 RTP almost the same as most slot games but to my experience and witnessing streamers' results on this game, Big Bass Bonanza seems to be stingy in giving the player a win, making us think that it is a high volatility slot, but according to its feature, it is in the medium volatility category.
I don’t know why, but I used to think that "Big Bass Bonanza" was one of the games with medium or low volatility. After reading your post, I did a quick search and it turns out that it’s indeed a high-volatility game!
I tried to check the game info on 2UP but I couldn’t because they have more than 580 games from Pragmatic Play and they don’t have a search feature. So you have to go through the whole list till you find the game you are looking for.
The search feature is something that 2UP should consider adding.
Hi there,
We do have a search function.
For PC its on the left side menu bar
For mobile its on the top navigation bar
Thanks
23. Post 66117680 (unedited backup) (by Nugen_Coin) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 08:55:26 CET 2025) in No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses :
KYC can help you regain access to your hacked account as it can prove you are the real owner (if it has already been verified) but it won’t stop the hacker from stealing your funds if he ever gets the chance to access your account (regardless of whether it’s verified or not).
If a hacker gains access to a verified account, then he can make a withdrawal request and he is unlikely to be asked to re-verify his (the real owner’s) identity before the request gets approved. If the account is not verified and he gets asked to verify his identity, then he can simply use a fake identity and hope it works.
Passing KYC allows to avoid some fraud because casino knows all its clients but only some.
It does not allow to prevent all fraud and scam.
24. Post 66117235 (unedited backup) (by DaNNy001) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 04:56:26 CET 2025) in 2UP | No-KYC Crypto Casino & Bitcoin Sportsbook | Fast Withdrawals + 200% Bonus:
I checked Big Bass Bonanza has 96.71 RTP almost the same as most slot games but to my experience and witnessing streamers' results on this game, Big Bass Bonanza seems to be stingy in giving the player a win, making us think that it is a high volatility slot, but according to its feature, it is in the medium volatility category.
I don’t know why, but I used to think that "Big Bass Bonanza" was one of the games with medium or low volatility. After reading your post, I did a quick search and it turns out that it’s indeed a high-volatility game!
I tried to check the game info on 2UP but I couldn’t because they have more than 580 games from Pragmatic Play and they don’t have a search feature. So you have to go through the whole list till you find the game you are looking for.
The search feature is something that 2UP should consider adding.
I don't know much about big bass although I have been actively playing the game on a casino where it's used as the main game for their bonus requirements and I have also won a couple of cash on it likewise the same I have lost too although not actually a lot of losses because I know the game is really hard to win. The casino offers 100 free spins on big bass for registration and welcome bonus with no wager requirement on the winning from the 100 free spins just that q deposit of 15$ is required to activate the free spin, nice isn't it? I hope casino here could replicate something like this.
25. Post 66116896 (unedited backup) (by SatCipher.com) (scraped on Mon Dec 1 00:34:31 CET 2025) in 👑 SATOSHI'S CIPHER 👑 | ONE Champion, ONE Pattern, EVERYONE Trying to Break It :
Welcome to bitcointalk, SatCipher!
I don’t know but the website theme seems familiar and the domain name always rings a bell!
I read TypoTonic’s reply and indeed they had another announcement thread but that’s not why they seem so familiar. I’m pretty sure I came across this website or mybe another one that is almost identical to it somewhere else!
Thank you for the warm welcome, khaled0111!It's great to hear that the name and theme are memorable—we'll take that as a positive!
We can definitely understand why the design might feel familiar. The core concept of setting a secret pattern and having opponents guess it is inspired by classic logic puzzles (like Mastermind), which is an evergreen mechanic, and our initial design aimed for a clean, crypto-familiar look.
However,
Satoshi's Cipher is a unique implementation. The key difference is the
King-of-the-Hill PvP economy—where the Champion collects 90% of the challenge fees and earns a Treasury Yield. This ensures you are always playing against a human opponent, not the house algorithm.
We are fully committed to this project long-term and invite you to dive in and see how our specific ruleset and economy create a completely new dynamic!
👉 See the Live Action
26. Post 66116710 (unedited backup) (by NurseHub) (scraped on Sun Nov 30 23:46:31 CET 2025) in Guide your seed phrase from the onset of creation.:
there are scenarios where it's very important to split or splitting can be the best options because basically things happen and unforeseen circumstances like robbery where they are aware of your crypto involvement but because it's splited there is no amount of pressure that can get them there at the point of robbery they can have 6 and 6 will be left so it's not possible to access
That’s a good point, and it shows why splitting the seed could be a good strategy in some cases.
However, if someone steals one of the pieces of paper (or whatever storage medium you used) on which you stored part of your seed, you also won’t be able to access your wallet if you didn’t make multiple backups and store them in different places. So, this is something you need to consider.
Personally, I believe using a passphrase is more convenient and more secure than seed splitting.
Of course stolen piece won't work if the two parts are not united however for the owner there must be a complete backup which is very much recommended using those plates or boards to store them and if you miss one you can actually put it back with some help, at the end of the day I am very much convinced that splitting would help alot on scenarios like I mentioned yet personally preferences should be made unlike mine.
27. Post 66116563 (unedited backup) (by Kavelj22) (scraped on Sun Nov 30 23:08:19 CET 2025) in المغرب العربي:
سؤلك غريب بعض الشيئ صديقي. لماذا تهتم كثيرا بجنسيات الاعضاء هنا و لماذا تعتقد انه يجب ان يخبروك من اي دولة هم؟
برأيي، من الافضل ان يتم التركيز اكثر على الافكار التي يتم طرحها و مناقشتها هنا عوض التركيز على الاشخاص الذين يطرحونها و محاولة معرفة معلومات شخصية حولهم.
اعرف الكثير من الاشخاص في هذا القسم منذ ان تم انشاؤه و لم يتم طرح مثل هذه الاسئلة من قبل.
اتفهم فضولك، لكن لا اعتقد ان مثل هذه الاسئلة مرحب بها كثيرا في مثل هذا المنتدى. لكن ربما يجيبك بعض الاعضاء!
و انا اتفهم فضوله ايضا و قد اجبته اجابة عامة حول اهمية مبدأ الخصوصية خصوصا في منتدى يهتم بالبيتكوين الداعم المهم لفكرة الخصوصية. كنت لن استغرب السؤال لو كان من عضو نشط هنا في القسم العربي و ربما قد يرغب بايجاد شراكات محتملة او مشاركة انشطة محلية اذا هناك من هم من بلده، لكن العضو بحساب جديد و يبدو انه ليس من رواد المنتديات عموما و غالبا يعتقد ان هذا فضاء يشبه فيسبوك او تيكتوك.
انا اعرف جنسيات بعض رواد القسم العربي الذين منهم لا يتحرج بالافصاح عن جنسيته، و منهم من كان لنا حوار في الخاص و تقربنا اكثر احدنا للاخر. ليس السؤال محرما لكن يجب ان نتفهم اهمية الحفاظ على مبدأ الخصوصية. على فكرة نفس الشيء ينطبق على الاعضاء في بقية الاقسام المحلية التي تكون اللغة تتحدث بها اكثر من بلد كالاسبانية و الفرنسية و البرتغالية، اين لا يمكن التمييز بين الجنسيات المختلفة، عكس الاقسام المحلية التي تكون اللغة فريدة لبلد معين مثل الالمانية او التركية.