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Quote from: fox19891989 on October 07, 2015, 03:19:08 PM

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Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

I personally used to work for a casino called Caribbean Gold Casino back in 1998. This was when online casino first started. Back then the only way to deposit was with Credit Card followed byr paypal. We used to send a pin code by mail to the player's address and with that pin code. The player could withdrawal their balance via check. I personally did promotions for such casinos as Fortune Longue Group, River Belle Group, Paradise Poker, Delta Poker, etc. Things were much simpler back then. Most deposit bonus only carried like 8x wager and all games counted.

8X? Any links? I can't find the links on your site, but I have seen lowest rollover is williamhill's 20X rollover for 100% first deposit bonus. In fiat casinos, they offer decent rollover, so people can really cash out from them, not like bitcoin casinos, they set high rollover, generally 35-40X, so it is impossible to withdraw either deposit or bonus.

8x was back in the early days of gambling now they are 20X+.

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Quote from: Lucky7btc on October 07, 2015, 02:43:03 PM

Quote from: maku on October 07, 2015, 12:30:09 PM

Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

I personally used to work for a casino called Caribbean Gold Casino back in 1998. This was when online casino first started. Back then the only way to deposit was with Credit Card followed byr paypal. We used to send a pin code by mail to the player's address and with that pin code. The player could withdrawal their balance via check. I personally did promotions for such casinos as Fortune Longue Group, River Belle Group, Paradise Poker, Delta Poker, etc. Things were much simpler back then. Most deposit bonus only carried like 8x wager and all games counted.

8X? Any links? I can't find the links on your site, but I have seen lowest rollover is williamhill's 20X rollover for 100% first deposit bonus. In fiat casinos, they offer decent rollover, so people can really cash out from them, not like bitcoin casinos, they set high rollover, generally 35-40X, so it is impossible to withdraw either deposit or bonus.

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Quote from: maku on October 07, 2015, 12:30:09 PM

Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

I personally used to work for a casino called Caribbean Gold Casino back in 1998. This was when online casino first started. Back then the only way to deposit was with Credit Card followed byr paypal. We used to send a pin code by mail to the player's address and with that pin code. The player could withdrawal their balance via check. I personally did promotions for such casinos as Fortune Longue Group, River Belle Group, Paradise Poker, Delta Poker, etc. Things were much simpler back then. Most deposit bonus only carried like 8x wager and all games counted.

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Quote from: patt0 on October 07, 2015, 12:48:26 PM

Quote from: maku on October 07, 2015, 12:30:09 PM

Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

You are right nothing unusual abut that, but there are a few things that don't add right with hist post. Like claiming he has a close relation with casinos etc, and none of them mention any exclusive bonus. I used sites like this for sports betting and I have access to exclusive bonus that way that were backed up by the sports sites. He does not seem to have that.

You must miss read what I wrote. We are trying to work closely with a certain bitcoin casino. They aren't willing to offer an exclusive no deposit bonus. Because most players never re-deposit after using them. We gave out a ND bonus a few weeks ago. A total of 182 people signed up. 13 was returning depositors and a total of .329 bitcoins was returned to them for their losses.

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Quote from: patt0 on October 07, 2015, 12:48:26 PM

Quote from: maku on October 07, 2015, 12:30:09 PM

Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

You are right nothing unusual abut that, but there are a few things that don't add right with hist post. Like claiming he has a close relation with casinos etc, and none of them mention any exclusive bonus. I used sites like this for sports betting and I have access to exclusive bonus that way that were backed up by the sports sites. He does not seem to have that.

OP just want for active players as referral to get some nice bonuses from given links into his website, something in escrow fund can help to gain trust from members to think about his offer because with current member rank looking much hard at the moment.

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Quote from: maku on October 07, 2015, 12:30:09 PM

Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

You are right nothing unusual abut that, but there are a few things that don't add right with hist post. Like claiming he has a close relation with casinos etc, and none of them mention any exclusive bonus. I used sites like this for sports betting and I have access to exclusive bonus that way that were backed up by the sports sites. He does not seem to have that.

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Quote from: ~Bitcoin~ on October 07, 2015, 08:40:10 AM

How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

Bitcoin is not that old, and I suppose Op is not that stupid and knows that. The thing is ,you can be part of the online gambling industry for 17 years, it is certainly possible. There are many online casinos which are older than bitcoin and recently started accepting cryptocurrency. Nothing unusual.

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Quote from: Lucky7btc on September 06, 2015, 08:44:24 PM

Looking for Cashback for your gambling losses? We been in the online casino industry for over 17 years.

Sign up for all your favorite casino sites through us and get cashback for your gaming losses.

lucky7btc.com

We are working very hard to expand our site so please bare with us. Wink

Domain registered yesterday and site is very ugly. What you were doing previous 17 years?

lol... good catch! The site seems pretty shaddy!

Besides, the site hasn't any explaination on how you can backlink your accounts in order to recieve this rackeback.

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Quote from: coinplus on October 07, 2015, 12:16:13 AM

I have already heard this kind of cash back from some forex brokers. They provide on the event of losses, from their fixed commissions some rebates to encourage the trader to overcome his losses in some ways. But no one can completely compensate a traders or gamblers losses. Then it means we again need to go for trail accounts.

Cashback from our commissions is possible but it will cut reasonably the profits of broker or gambling owner. If cash back from the winner profit would be a greater idea if we think we also need to donate when we finish in profit side. Still no one can cover 100% losses.

~Bitcoin~

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How you only have jr. mebmer account over here if you are in the gambling field for 17 years. 17 years that you have stated on OP seems not true.

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I have already heard this kind of cash back from some forex brokers. They provide on the event of losses, from their fixed commissions some rebates to encourage the trader to overcome his losses in some ways. But no one can completely compensate a traders or gamblers losses. Then it means we again need to go for trail accounts.

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Quote from: Lucky7btc on October 06, 2015, 02:31:44 PM

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Quote from: Shogen on October 06, 2015, 01:31:06 PM

Quote from: Xenoph0bia on October 06, 2015, 12:59:03 PM

I don't think that it is possible and practical to receive full cashback on your gambling losses but there are some sites which are providing some minimum percentage of your losses via cashback. But i don't think that its good for gambling sites and casinos to follow such cashback offers.

OP does not claim to offer full cashback but "up to 20%" on your losses according to his site, but I don't trust his offer at all since he has refused to use escrow.

never trust any accounts lower than full member without escrow, especially it is gambling section, and I know he just wanted to lure people join his affiliate program, so he can earn commissions easily from you, guys. Cheesy

See there is where you are wrong. Yesterday we credited over 3.215 BTC back to players in losses. We are trying to do a free giveaway. But the casino doesn't want to do an exclusive because they fear players will just sign up and not redeposit. We think differently. So we are going to fund .5 give away out of our own pocket in a few more days. We are Legit... People are going to gambling all we ask them to do is use our banners and links and we will refund up to 20% of their losses. Simple as that...
Oct 2nd 2015, 09:33 Manual Credit: Affiliate: luckybtc***** commission September 2015 867.75 mBTC

wow, you get 3.215btc from players' lost commissions, it seems that you get lots of players under your refer. So you refund 20% of their losses, and I think you can get 50% of lost money, it is a good deal you refund them 40% and you keep 60%, it is a good business. Cheesy

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I have a question how much BTC you returned to the player since launch?

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Quote from: katerniko1 on October 06, 2015, 02:42:02 PM

well this is nice idea but site dont look good so..
regards.
-Katerniko1

As long as the banners are working and players get their rebates that's what count. If you looking for something prettier Google is always available.

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well this is nice idea but site dont look good so..
regards.
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Quote from: sana9821 on October 06, 2015, 02:23:58 PM

its scary to try it out when so much reputable members tell that players should avoid it also it is strange that you work for 17 years and have so bad website interface

What is it to AVOID? All want does is goto our site. Select a casino they like. Click on the banner signup and play at their favorite casino. If you lose contact us and we will arrange to have up to 20% of your losses refunded back to your players account. We don't ask for no personal information from anyone. Just their username so we can verify their deposit and lost amounts. We then have a casino rep to credit the loss percentage back to the player's account. We have casino accounts that is funded and the casino rep will remove any funds and place them into whomever account we ask. It simple and a WIN WIN!

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Quote from: fox19891989 on October 06, 2015, 01:50:28 PM

Quote from: Shogen on October 06, 2015, 01:31:06 PM

Quote from: Xenoph0bia on October 06, 2015, 12:59:03 PM

I don't think that it is possible and practical to receive full cashback on your gambling losses but there are some sites which are providing some minimum percentage of your losses via cashback. But i don't think that its good for gambling sites and casinos to follow such cashback offers.

OP does not claim to offer full cashback but "up to 20%" on your losses according to his site, but I don't trust his offer at all since he has refused to use escrow.

never trust any accounts lower than full member without escrow, especially it is gambling section, and I know he just wanted to lure people join his affiliate program, so he can earn commissions easily from you, guys. Cheesy

See there is where you are wrong. Yesterday we credited over 3.215 BTC back to players in losses. We are trying to do a free giveaway. But the casino doesn't want to do an exclusive because they fear players will just sign up and not redeposit. We think differently. So we are going to fund .5 give away out of our own pocket in a few more days. We are Legit... People are going to gambling all we ask them to do is use our banners and links and we will refund up to 20% of their losses. Simple as that...
Oct 2nd 2015, 09:33 Manual Credit: Affiliate: luckybtc***** commission September 2015 867.75 mBTC

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its scary to try it out when so much reputable members tell that players should avoid it also it is strange that you work for 17 years and have so bad website interface

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Quote from: Shogen on October 06, 2015, 01:31:06 PM

Quote from: Xenoph0bia on October 06, 2015, 12:59:03 PM

I don't think that it is possible and practical to receive full cashback on your gambling losses but there are some sites which are providing some minimum percentage of your losses via cashback. But i don't think that its good for gambling sites and casinos to follow such cashback offers.

OP does not claim to offer full cashback but "up to 20%" on your losses according to his site, but I don't trust his offer at all since he has refused to use escrow.

never trust any accounts lower than full member without escrow, especially it is gambling section, and I know he just wanted to lure people join his affiliate program, so he can earn commissions easily from you, guys. Cheesy

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Quote from: Xenoph0bia on October 06, 2015, 12:59:03 PM

I don't think that it is possible and practical to receive full cashback on your gambling losses but there are some sites which are providing some minimum percentage of your losses via cashback. But i don't think that its good for gambling sites and casinos to follow such cashback offers.

OP does not claim to offer full cashback but "up to 20%" on your losses according to his site, but I don't trust his offer at all since he has refused to use escrow.

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