don't feed the troll
Topic: Flag on a supposed Poker Player (Read 218 times)
by giving a red flag to the account,, what you did is absolutely correct, the account is just a trick to take the money of members who are tempted by it and will laugh big if someone really falls into the trap. if he is able to make a lot of money by himself from poker, why does he need a partner to earn more, can he not increase his capital by selling his valuables or borrowing!
don't feed the troll
don't feed the troll
He is making a thousand dollars daily playing poker and is searching for a partner here. He is also in debt for probably playing poker and now he wants to play more with other's money. I just left my opinion on his thread yesterday, knowing that no one will fall for an offer from a newbie account.
I support the flag, It is always a red alert when a newbie claims something and ask for money.
I support the flag, It is always a red alert when a newbie claims something and ask for money.
I support the flag, it is clearly an attempt at scam whatever the reason.
I haven't tagged him at the moment but when I read the topic it's clear I believe he is looking to scam the gamblers on this forum. Avoid attempts at this kind of scammed, there is no consistent win and looks so easy in any game. Even if he had the expertise, online gambling will not be that easy.
I haven't tagged him at the moment but when I read the topic it's clear I believe he is looking to scam the gamblers on this forum. Avoid attempts at this kind of scammed, there is no consistent win and looks so easy in any game. Even if he had the expertise, online gambling will not be that easy.
It is ridiculous to think that someone who claims to have a foolproof method of winning at poker, yet is in debt, could be trusted.
Maybe he thinks he can fool a few people who will give him money, but I hope people stay away from him. 
"Beware: sending funds to this individual may result in financial loss."
I stand with the flag and trust feedback in warning others. A newbie asking for money for his gambling expertise is a sure sign of a fraudulent scheme. It is ridiculous to think that someone who claims to have a foolproof method of winning at poker, yet is in debt, could be trusted.
I stand with the flag and trust feedback in warning others. A newbie asking for money for his gambling expertise is a sure sign of a fraudulent scheme. It is ridiculous to think that someone who claims to have a foolproof method of winning at poker, yet is in debt, could be trusted.
You should have used this topic as a proof in flag creation and not the one created by him. Other than that, everything is obvious in this case, clear scam attempt.
I had a little alcohol in my blood when I created the flag, so I guess that didn't help, lol. I realized later, and I couldn't delete the created flag or create a new one, but ok.
About this topic and thread, I'm not sure it's particularly necessary. I would certainly refer the flag reference to the web archive of that page or some quote that you will make elsewhere.
You can not create any flag using an archived link or any other link apart from that of a bitcointalk topic as a reference. It will always return an error'Otherwise, the user deserves the type flag, and I am supporting it
Anyway, in the negative feedback I did use the archived loyce.club post as a reference.
About this topic and thread, I'm not sure it's particularly necessary. I would certainly refer the flag reference to the web archive of that page or some quote that you will make elsewhere.
You can not create any flag using an archived link or any other link apart from that of a bitcointalk topic as a reference. It will always return an error'Otherwise, the user deserves the type flag, and I am supporting it
It is impossible to always win at gambling, regardless of the type of game. I don't believe it, the trick will only benefit him and I think it is one of the scams that needs to be fought. The end points is don't trust anyone else with your money, in fact we always recommend people withdraw their funds from centralized exchanges, so what's the point of trusting a newbie and financed it to gamble. Flags should be supported I guess.
I also get some beginners have the same idea, but they do it in a different game or something else like sports betting, investing or futures trading. Everything they say can't be trusted, I think it's an attempt at scam.
I also get some beginners have the same idea, but they do it in a different game or something else like sports betting, investing or futures trading. Everything they say can't be trusted, I think it's an attempt at scam.
This is the first time I create a flag and I don't know if I'm doing something wrong.
The flag:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3070
You have warned the members here, especially those who are involved in poker gambling properly, (points), the risk of losing money is greater than the techniques or tricks used by @mellytinker.The flag:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3070
I'm pretty sure if he invites users here to place poker bets with the methods and tricks he uses, that's a real lie, It's very clear that @mellytinker wants to cheat, he can't always win. Poker bets need instinct, practice and real lessons, especially online poker.
I'm not sure if he can understand how many combinations of each card from low to high cards, that's an online site, not poker in a land casino, if there are people who can increase their winnings of course they will do it themselves to make money, obviously this is an act of fraud, the flag is supported.
I don't trust anyone who asks for money to present their method of earning much more money. especially not if large amounts are involved on a daily basis. it is almost impossible and it is certain that if they already have developed tactics, they would not waste time introducing new players.
About this topic and thread, I'm not sure it's particularly necessary. I would certainly refer the flag reference to the web archive of that page or some quote that you will make elsewhere. In this way, it points to a thread that the OP can delete, and thus your basis for giving a red flag will also be deleted.
in case of deleting the reference, there are alternatives like Loyce.club or ninjastic.space but many users don't use it or don't even know about it.
About this topic and thread, I'm not sure it's particularly necessary. I would certainly refer the flag reference to the web archive of that page or some quote that you will make elsewhere. In this way, it points to a thread that the OP can delete, and thus your basis for giving a red flag will also be deleted.
in case of deleting the reference, there are alternatives like Loyce.club or ninjastic.space but many users don't use it or don't even know about it.
This is the first time I create a flag and I don't know if I'm doing something wrong.
You should have used this topic as a proof in flag creation and not the one created by him. Other than that, everything is obvious in this case, clear scam attempt.
I am supporting the flag, I do also believe anyone who will send money to this user, will most likely lose their money.
This is the first time I create a flag and I don't know if I'm doing something wrong.
The thing is that I think there is not much to explain. Today a newbie has opened a thread:
I think it is quite clear. For starters, there are very few people today who make that kind of money playing poker, although there are.
But if you are able to earn approximately $0.25M a year and you open that thread, one of two things; either you are a scammer, which is the most likely, or you manage your finances terribly, so whoever believes you also has a high risk of losing their money.
The flag:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3070
The thing is that I think there is not much to explain. Today a newbie has opened a thread:
i have a poker way to make money i will show u it fully if we can work together, not alot of money is needed , why i need money? because i was in debt im making but small amounts we can scal this up i would be fully transparent lets make this money if ure interested send me your discord
I think it is quite clear. For starters, there are very few people today who make that kind of money playing poker, although there are.
But if you are able to earn approximately $0.25M a year and you open that thread, one of two things; either you are a scammer, which is the most likely, or you manage your finances terribly, so whoever believes you also has a high risk of losing their money.
The flag:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3070
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