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BurnTurnPoker

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Quote from: bitkilo on April 13, 2015, 07:47:21 PM

Faucets can be good if your only after a few satoshis to play around with and testing but not good to use all the time, once all those small amounts build up in your wallet spending all those can cost more than it's worth and result in larger than normal transactions.

Best option is to just buy a small amount of BTC.

I think buying a little bit is probably the best way to go too. Especially with so many easy ways to do so these days. I remember when the best way to get Bitcoin involved a red phone and/or international wire transfers.

Amph

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in fact game and bitcoin can be seen as a good combination, but we know that everyone want always the easy route, that's why they prefer the worthless faucets

until now game(talking about skill game not dice gambling game) are equally worthless for gaining bitcoin

but for now aside of the bird game and those "hyper game"(game that pay you with hypercoin, an altcoin, it can be converted in btc) i don't know any others

we can play at counterstrike go if you want, you can earn 11k satoshi every 20 kills

notlist3d

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Quote from: Webnet on April 14, 2015, 12:50:36 AM

faucets are a way to earn btc for solving captcha images. the problem with faucets is the payouts are extremely small and a waste of time. gambling is better way to make btc but very risky

Gambling is never a good way to gain BTC long run. There is no possible way it makes sense. It's not a risky investment as gambling is not a investment.

Webnet

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DaDice! Next Generation Dice Game

faucets are a way to earn btc for solving captcha images. the problem with faucets is the payouts are extremely small and a waste of time. gambling is better way to make btc but very risky

thebitcoinquiz.com

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Quote from: waterpile on April 13, 2015, 08:01:28 PM

Quote from: BurnTurnPoker on April 13, 2015, 06:37:54 PM

I see a lot of people looking for faucets and other ad-click schemes for earning tiny amounts of BTC. I know there are a lot of gaming sites out there with free-rolls and such. What are the reasons that people prefer faucets and surveys over playing games? Seems like a more fun way to get one's first bitcoins. BTC

most of those who prefer faucets don't like to risk their money, plain and simple..

Most of those who use faucets are either newbies or they are bored and are out of funds(and are experienced). People who don't wish to risk their money should stay away from gambling because faucet gambling is a waste of time.

waterpile

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Quote from: BurnTurnPoker on April 13, 2015, 06:37:54 PM

I see a lot of people looking for faucets and other ad-click schemes for earning tiny amounts of BTC. I know there are a lot of gaming sites out there with free-rolls and such. What are the reasons that people prefer faucets and surveys over playing games? Seems like a more fun way to get one's first bitcoins. BTC

most of those who prefer faucets don't like to risk their money, plain and simple..

bitkilo

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https://www.bitcoin.com/

Faucets can be good if your only after a few satoshis to play around with and testing but not good to use all the time, once all those small amounts build up in your wallet spending all those can cost more than it's worth and result in larger than normal transactions.

Best option is to just buy a small amount of BTC.

llanillo

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Quote from: BurnTurnPoker on April 13, 2015, 06:37:54 PM

I see a lot of people looking for faucets and other ad-click schemes for earning tiny amounts of BTC. I know there are a lot of gaming sites out there with free-rolls and such. What are the reasons that people prefer faucets and surveys over playing games? Seems like a more fun way to get one's first bitcoins. BTC

People likes easy jobs,who doesn't?, only have to fill out a captcha to get cents, people think that will make a lot of money fast, many people make money with rotators, some people just do not like gambling, and the free-rolls i think you will make less money than with a rotator

Kimochii

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Quote from: BurnTurnPoker on April 13, 2015, 06:37:54 PM

I see a lot of people looking for faucets and other ad-click schemes for earning tiny amounts of BTC. I know there are a lot of gaming sites out there with free-rolls and such. What are the reasons that people prefer faucets and surveys over playing games? Seems like a more fun way to get one's first bitcoins. BTC

Faucet is fastest to get some bitcoin if you have none.
Casino is risky when you have some already.
Thats why.

notlist3d

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Quote from: BurnTurnPoker on April 13, 2015, 06:37:54 PM

I see a lot of people looking for faucets and other ad-click schemes for earning tiny amounts of BTC. I know there are a lot of gaming sites out there with free-rolls and such. What are the reasons that people prefer faucets and surveys over playing games? Seems like a more fun way to get one's first bitcoins. BTC

It is because most games that pay a little for free are casino's. You will not make decent money playing games. Or doing faucets for that matter.

I suggest buying some or mining some. Only other way is a signature campaign can be fun as you can make money doing what you would do anyways. Faucets/Casinos you will make cents per hour.

BurnTurnPoker

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I see a lot of people looking for faucets and other ad-click schemes for earning tiny amounts of BTC. I know there are a lot of gaming sites out there with free-rolls and such. What are the reasons that people prefer faucets and surveys over playing games? Seems like a more fun way to get one's first bitcoins. BTC

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