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Quote from: Lucius on January 20, 2025, 11:19:48 AM

Quote from: btcltcdigger on January 20, 2025, 07:47:42 AM

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

That's simply not true - there are other faucets that are not just faucets (they have various additional earning opportunities) that still work and you can earn something if you have active referrals. I just looked at one such faucet and there was $20+ waiting to be withdrawn - it's not much, but I didn't have to do anything for it.

New users can only spin the faucet once a day, which increases only by using the other earning options, PTC, surveys, PlayTime, OfferWalls, etc...

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Quote from: GinnyBanzz on January 20, 2025, 01:01:57 PM

If anybody is interested, i've been on FBC for over 10 years now, I have spun the free wheel a hell of a lot (most days, usually multiple times a day).

I looked at my personal stats, I've rolled just over 11,850 times which has earned me 0.0165 bitcoin.

At the time of writing this post that is worth around $1700.

Most of that came from the early years when 1 BTC was worth a few hundred dollars (I remember during promotional times getting several thousand sats a spin).

After reading your stats I also check mine which are much greater than you which really surprised me because currently its showing FreeRolls 24,158 MultiplyRolls 62,899 Total Payouts 0.55886580 Total Deposits 0.54139200.

But still many problems today I deposited 15,000 Satoshi for test case these appear after confirmation but suddenly disappear now checking for long time but nothing happening.

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If anybody is interested, i've been on FBC for over 10 years now, I have spun the free wheel a hell of a lot (most days, usually multiple times a day).

I looked at my personal stats, I've rolled just over 11,850 times which has earned me 0.0165 bitcoin.

At the time of writing this post that is worth around $1700.

Most of that came from the early years when 1 BTC was worth a few hundred dollars (I remember during promotional times getting several thousand sats a spin).

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Quote from: UserU on January 20, 2025, 11:36:56 AM

Hey, that's Cointiply! I remembered the multiplier was a nice feature to the faucet.

You're right - it's working for a very long time, and it's been paying regularly so far. I made a withdrawal request so we'll see if I get anything for the beer and snacks

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Quote from: Lucius on January 20, 2025, 11:19:48 AM

Hey, that's Cointiply! I remembered the multiplier was a nice feature to the faucet.

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Quote from: Saint-loup on January 19, 2025, 01:43:26 PM

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Thank you every one for your comments...if someone want make an offer please reach in private, it will be listed maybe in a second time.

For what I can understand, Of course this is not a "pure bonus" but there are no limit for cashout this amount (it's still a big bonus... It can be cashed out also in small chunks)
Well, in any case the player could play also 1.01 odd ... its not a 0 win since he has the chance to opt in for a very low odd.

Even with 1.01 odds you are very likely to lose the balance withheld along with the bonus. The house edge is 5%, meaning you are losing 5% of the amount you wager on average. Here you don't need to wager it one time or even 10 times but 50 times, that is to say 25 times your bonus added to your balance withheld. Meaning you need to wager 0.050BTC for a 0.001BTC bonus while with the 5% edge you are going to lose 0.050 x 5% = 0.0025BTC on average. I'm not saying you've absolutely no chance to save something but it's very hard. If you like playing multiply BTC game it's better than nothing though, because instead of losing 0.0025BTC for each 0.05BTC wagered, you lose 0.0025-0.001=0.0015BTC only thanks to the bonus. 0.0015 / 0.05 = 3% the bonus allows you to play with a 3% house edge instead of 5% actually.

Thank you Saint-Loup for these details.
I have not much experience on that site, but are you counting also reaward point (1 or 2 each 1000 satoshi wagered?)
Since there is no a minimum odd to be used I don't think this is really too hard to achieve ( so I don't think people could loss both bonus and amount that they need for activate this bonus). It would be funny see some calculations on this made with a Monte-Carlo simulation or similar methods.

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Quote from: btcltcdigger on January 20, 2025, 07:47:42 AM

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

That's simply not true - there are other faucets that are not just faucets (they have various additional earning opportunities) that still work and you can earn something if you have active referrals. I just looked at one such faucet and there was $20+ waiting to be withdrawn - it's not much, but I didn't have to do anything for it.

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Quote from: JollyGood on January 19, 2025, 05:30:28 PM

There are some things that have surprised me about Freebitcoin since my last few posts here. I cannot be the only one that is surprised they are still running after their reputation was badly damaged. Also, going by what has been written in this thread, the number of members still using the website seems quite how. This is remarkable considering what their reputation is now.

Its easy to understand. Free satoshis. People are and always will be greedy. It's the only working BTC faucet out there, and people, especially people from 3rd world countries, will spend months farming it.
Regardless of the reputation, if the withdrawals work, and they do, they will use it

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Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on January 20, 2025, 04:16:25 AM

Quote from: btcltcdigger on January 19, 2025, 05:02:28 PM

Rule of thumb; there's no such things as free stuff. IT's usually with a nice fine print, which requires 80% to spend more than they gained. Otherwise, anyone giving this "free" stuff would go out of business, fast.
Having said that, there are times when you can make best of it, but that would mean you know what you're doing. In this case, a regular gambler who knows how to win

Well, I don't know where this is coming from as you did not quote any comment for us to believe it's the comment you are replying to.
So, let me say that if it's freebitco you are referring to, like in reality, they are not actually giving any thing out for free; I would say that maybe this is in this present time, because, the freebitco of 2015 through 2018 when I was very active on the site, actually gave alot of bitcoin out for free through various means, weekly lottery, Faucet, reward points and so on.

But I recent years, especially as bitcoin got more and more expensive, things definitely have changed and this is expected if you ask me.

It’s not actually if you put value on your time since you will need to solve captcha and wait for the cooldown to cooldown just to claim again while they are earning on your captcha in exchange to the Bitcoin from faucet. Same with their lottery and other stuff that requires few wager on their dice in able to be qualified.

There’s really no free being offered by the casino since most of them has conditioned to be met in able to receive the rewards.

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Quote from: btcltcdigger on January 19, 2025, 05:02:28 PM

Rule of thumb; there's no such things as free stuff. IT's usually with a nice fine print, which requires 80% to spend more than they gained. Otherwise, anyone giving this "free" stuff would go out of business, fast.
Having said that, there are times when you can make best of it, but that would mean you know what you're doing. In this case, a regular gambler who knows how to win

Well, I don't know where this is coming from as you did not quote any comment for us to believe it's the comment you are replying to.
So, let me say that if it's freebitco you are referring to, like in reality, they are not actually giving any thing out for free; I would say that maybe this is in this present time, because, the freebitco of 2015 through 2018 when I was very active on the site, actually gave alot of bitcoin out for free through various means, weekly lottery, Faucet, reward points and so on.

But I recent years, especially as bitcoin got more and more expensive, things definitely have changed and this is expected if you ask me.

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The faucet now is the same value as it was ten years ago, I agree on appearance the number is lower but its the same deal. Will it be popular or the same idea draw as it was previous I dont know. You cant blame the faucet itself because even years ago people didnt like that it was a low value but we should have all just shut up on that one complaint when faucet was giving out hundreds of sats so regularly; in hindsight it was not a thing to be negative on.

My reasoning is could that also be true right now, if it is the same value. So its definitely challenged by the low digits appearance so it matters and it doesn't but its the same faucet its ever been ? Plenty didnt bother with it back then as 'pointless', anymore then they would right now.

The faucet captcha isnt much for me especially, its an extra click so I get that point but the wheel spin I sometimes seriously trip up on that one badly like 5 times I must be too impatient. One day Im really going to struggle to prove to the computer that Im human, I manage it most days luckily Tongue

The BTC price is moving right now for some reason, maybe from somebodies speech maybe just end of week close has me wondering, just a tiny 5k move no biggy Grin

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There are some things that have surprised me about Freebitcoin since my last few posts here. I cannot be the only one that is surprised they are still running after their reputation was badly damaged. Also, going by what has been written in this thread, the number of members still using the website seems quite how. This is remarkable considering what their reputation is now.

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Rule of thumb; there's no such things as free stuff. IT's usually with a nice fine print, which requires 80% to spend more than they gained. Otherwise, anyone giving this "free" stuff would go out of business, fast.
Having said that, there are times when you can make best of it, but that would mean you know what you're doing. In this case, a regular gambler who knows how to win

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Quote from: Saint-loup on January 19, 2025, 01:43:26 PM

Even with 1.01 odds you are very likely to lose the balance withheld along with the bonus. The house edge is 5%, meaning you are losing 5% of the amount you wager on average. Here you don't need to wager it one time or even 10 times but 50 times, that is to say 25 times your bonus added to your balance withheld. Meaning you need to wager 0.050BTC for a 0.001BTC bonus while with the 5% edge you are going to lose 0.050 x 5% = 0.0025BTC on average. I'm not saying you've absolutely no chance to save something but it's very hard. If you like playing multiply BTC game it's better than nothing though, because instead of losing 0.0025BTC for each 0.05BTC wagered, you lose 0.0025-0.001=0.0015BTC only thanks to the bonus. 0.0015 / 0.05 = 3% so the bonus allows you to play with a 3% house edge instead of 5%.

If we look at it the way you describe it, I think it's better not to have the intention to claim this kind of bonus. Although I always dislike depositing into a casino based solely on the bonus.
Because I haven't been able to claim the bonus to date, and most of the time, if I deposit on the bonus, I've faced losses, especially when trying to fulfill their wagering requirements. That's why I mostly stay away from betting on normal deposits and also try to join free events at good casinos if they have them. Moreover, if the wagering requirement is the same amount of deposit, then I think the bonuses are actually authentic, so I also think it is not a pure bonus. Cry

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Quote from: bitbollo on January 19, 2025, 12:21:17 PM

Thank you every one for your comments...if someone want make an offer please reach in private, it will be listed maybe in a second time.

For what I can understand, Of course this is not a "pure bonus" but there are no limit for cashout this amount (it's still a big bonus... It can be cashed out also in small chunks)
Well, in any case the player could play also 1.01 odd ... its not a 0 win since he has the chance to opt in for a very low odd.

Even with 1.01 odds you are very likely to lose the balance withheld along with the bonus. The house edge is 5%, meaning you are losing 5% of the amount you wager on average. Here you don't need to wager it one time or even 10 times but 50 times, that is to say 25 times your bonus added to your balance withheld. Meaning you need to wager 0.050BTC for a 0.001BTC bonus while with the 5% edge you are going to lose 0.050 x 5% = 0.0025BTC on average. I'm not saying you've absolutely no chance to save something but it's very hard. If you like playing multiply BTC game it's better than nothing though, because instead of losing 0.0025BTC for each 0.05BTC wagered, you lose 0.0025-0.001=0.0015BTC only thanks to the bonus. 0.0015 / 0.05 = 3% the bonus allows you to play with a 3% house edge instead of 5% actually.

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Thank you every one for your comments...if someone want make an offer please reach in private, it will be listed maybe in a second time.

Quote from: hosseinimr93 on January 17, 2025, 07:20:57 PM

Quote from: bitbollo on January 17, 2025, 06:35:32 PM

This can be sold "legally" for the site? I havent find also no statement on this...What did you think? How much you will value with 0.03-0.06 bonus btc inside?

In my opinion, it's worth nothing.

If you claim a bonus, the same amount of bitcoin will be deducted from your balance and it will go to your bonus account.
For example, if you claim a bonus of 0.03 BTC, another 0.03 BTC will be deducted from your balance and you will have 0.06 BTC in your bonus account with the wagering requirement of 1.5 BTC.

Given the high house edge at freebitco, you will probably lose all your bonus account balance before fulfilling the wagering requirement.

For what I can understand, Of course this is not a "pure bonus" but there are no limit for cashout this amount (it's still a big bonus... It can be cashed out also in small chunks)
Well, in any case the player could play also 1.01 odd ... its not a 0 win since he has the chance to opt in for a very low odd.

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Quote from: Kavelj22 on January 19, 2025, 10:02:57 AM

It's good that the faucet is still active and I hope that Freebito withdrawals are smooth and without complications as I notice its problems with the rest of the features on the site.
As I mentioned before, although faucets are not very profitable since they do not give a lot of satoshi, they are an opportunity for people who do not have ways to earn some bitcoins, even as an experiment. Getting some satoshi from faucets will push these beginners to learn about bitcoin wallets and how to use them in addition to trading platforms and the features they provide. The educational goals of faucets have become more valuable than financial profit.

BTC withdrawals are still working smoothly. Faucets are indeed a good tool to introduce new adopters to crypto universe, although they were much more friendly and satisfactory to be claimed many years ago. Nowadays, with the exception of freebitco.in and one or another platform, if you want to claim from faucets you have to go through a long lasting process of solving captchas, anti-bot links, intrusive pop-ups and malicious links.

It's too annoying to claim from faucets right now. This niche of crypto industry has pratically died. There are few people who still make use of such websites. Freebitco.in just survived and thrived because it offered side features, like dice, events betting, lottery and investment, taking advantage of the fact they were the most popular faucet since the early days of Bitcoin.

Ten years ago, faucets were indeed a great educational tool to get in touch with Bitcoin for the first time, though.

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Quote from: btcltcdigger on January 19, 2025, 06:22:54 AM

Quote from: Kavelj22 on January 19, 2025, 05:08:02 AM

Despite all the problems that freebitco is going through, I would like to ask if the faucet is still working? I remember one of the members mentioned freebitco as one of the reliable faucets in the old days. Of course, it will not give much, but the idea is still active and it certainly generates some profit for its owners. I also read about the existence of other faucets in other currencies.

Bitcoin faucets in its early years were an important way to spread awareness about Bitcoin and how to use it. Aside from mining activities and trading deals, there were no ways available to the public to get some Bitcoin, because even freelance work on the Internet did not yet use Bitcoin payments. It is true that the faucet sites were nothing but pages displaying different products and services within advertising banners, but Bitcoin helped bring traffic to make them profitable sites par excellence and able to attract advertisers. Crypto and Bitcoin in particular owe a great deal to these faucets.

Yes sir, the faucet is indeed still working, however, your hourly drip rate is like 2-3 satoshis. So it's gonna take you quite some time to get a meaningful amount in order to withdraw.
However, if this is still your desire, then by all means, go ahead. Also spin the WoF and get some extra

It's good that the faucet is still active and I hope that Freebito withdrawals are smooth and without complications as I notice its problems with the rest of the features on the site.
As I mentioned before, although faucets are not very profitable since they do not give a lot of satoshi, they are an opportunity for people who do not have ways to earn some bitcoins, even as an experiment. Getting some satoshi from faucets will push these beginners to learn about bitcoin wallets and how to use them in addition to trading platforms and the features they provide. The educational goals of faucets have become more valuable than financial profit.

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Quote from: Kavelj22 on January 19, 2025, 05:08:02 AM

Despite all the problems that freebitco is going through, I would like to ask if the faucet is still working? I remember one of the members mentioned freebitco as one of the reliable faucets in the old days. Of course, it will not give much, but the idea is still active and it certainly generates some profit for its owners. I also read about the existence of other faucets in other currencies.

Bitcoin faucets in its early years were an important way to spread awareness about Bitcoin and how to use it. Aside from mining activities and trading deals, there were no ways available to the public to get some Bitcoin, because even freelance work on the Internet did not yet use Bitcoin payments. It is true that the faucet sites were nothing but pages displaying different products and services within advertising banners, but Bitcoin helped bring traffic to make them profitable sites par excellence and able to attract advertisers. Crypto and Bitcoin in particular owe a great deal to these faucets.

Yes sir, the faucet is indeed still working, however, your hourly drip rate is like 2-3 satoshis. So it's gonna take you quite some time to get a meaningful amount in order to withdraw.
However, if this is still your desire, then by all means, go ahead. Also spin the WoF and get some extra

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Despite all the problems that freebitco is going through, I would like to ask if the faucet is still working? I remember one of the members mentioned freebitco as one of the reliable faucets in the old days. Of course, it will not give much, but the idea is still active and it certainly generates some profit for its owners. I also read about the existence of other faucets in other currencies.

Bitcoin faucets in its early years were an important way to spread awareness about Bitcoin and how to use it. Aside from mining activities and trading deals, there were no ways available to the public to get some Bitcoin, because even freelance work on the Internet did not yet use Bitcoin payments. It is true that the faucet sites were nothing but pages displaying different products and services within advertising banners, but Bitcoin helped bring traffic to make them profitable sites par excellence and able to attract advertisers. Crypto and Bitcoin in particular owe a great deal to these faucets.

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