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The market's have been having a rough week but Bitcoin still holding around the $8.000 mark
Let's wait and hope for the price rise with next bull run for BTC.
Are you going to HODL or withdraw it now afraid of some drops?


I have a big love in bitcoin, but honestly I thought that bitcoin has made a very far journey since later of 2018. Within that last two months, there are so many articles, topics, discussions that bitcoin would have corrected, but it has kept rising and rising. However, for now, I believe that it is a time of 'real' corrections for bitcoin. The coin has to be corrected significantly to wash out greedy investors, and accumulate new momentum for its upcoming bull run. For PrimeDice, I am interested in its current vote on most favorite coins to be added in the future.
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The market's have been having a rough week but Bitcoin still holding around the $8.000 mark
Let's wait and hope for the price rise with next bull run for BTC.
Are you going to HODL or withdraw it now afraid of some drops?

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We don't ask for KYC on big withdrawals only on suspicions withdrawals.
IIRC there was an accusation thread about someone who not be able to withdraw his/her money because PD asked them to provide KYC first (can't find the thread).
On what case you think if that's suspicious withdrawal?  

Let say If a whale using new account, deposited big amount, and after that he wins and want to withdraw, is his withdrawal considered as suspicous?

P.S before people become misunderstood with what i'm saying on above.
I'm just asking, it doesn't mean i don't trust PD. PD still one of trusted gambling sites for me.
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The answer could be yes and no IMO. Yes, everyone can be anonymous while playing on primedice (as long as your IP's country allow you to play on primedice), but it could be No too, especially when you want to cash out big amount, the withdrawal will be processed by manually by them, it means, they (might be) asking KYC for your withdrawal
Thank you for your reply and others for their replies to my curious question on anonymity on PrimeDice site. I understood better that Primedice has good security method to protect their users, but users themselves have to be careful with their habits on Internet as well as on Primedice site. For KYCs to do big withdrawals, I don't think I will fall into such cases, so I can eliminate it from potential risks of losing my ID. Even someone have to do KYCs for their huge withdrawals, I don't think probability to see data leaks from such reliable and very big site like PrimeDice is so rare, barely unable to occur.
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I am curious that whether gamblers can be truly anonymous if they don't use TOR when logging in accounts on PrimeDice. I guess the answer is NO, but can you confirm this, please. I believe that basically, online casinos can not guarentee privacy of their users, in terms of users' logging IPs if they don't use TOR when log in their accounts on PrimeDice. Even Primedice does not have intention to disclose user IPs publicly, there are risks of data leaks somehow. Consequently, the best way to stay anonymous for gamblers is using TOR by themselves.
As long as you wouldn't submit a KYC then I think you are still anonymous ,
And IP would only store your username if I am not mistaken so as long as it wouldn't link to any of your real information then you are safe .
But if you don't really trust the system then you could use TOR just like you said.
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⚡ Primedice giveaway starting now!
Give this post a like because 5 people are going to split $10 in Bitcoin!
The first 5 people to post their Primedice username and a bet ID winning 100x on Dice will win!



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Congratulations to 6 winners of the giveaway in Primedice . Hope that Im going to win in the next giveaway contest.
Even the prize is small but it's free so it's still okay for me. Looking for more giveaway like this and I hope also more than 6 will possible to win like 20 better for the second time so many player will be happy to Primedice.
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I am curious that whether gamblers can be truly anonymous if they don't use TOR when logging in accounts on PrimeDice. I guess the answer is NO, but can you confirm this, please. I believe that basically, online casinos can not guarentee privacy of their users, in terms of users' logging IPs if they don't use TOR when log in their accounts on PrimeDice. Even Primedice does not have intention to disclose user IPs publicly, there are risks of data leaks somehow. Consequently, the best way to stay anonymous for gamblers is using TOR by themselves.

The answer to your question will lie buried under their terms and conditions so I would suggest you to go through it, but I have accessed Prime Dice from my residential IP address and have never faced any issue. No ip data has ever been leaked in Prime Dice history, hence you should not be worried about it. It’s worth mentioning that for big amounts you may be subjected to KYC details, hence I feel you should verify crucial details like this with their staff before you begin to play.
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I am curious that whether gamblers can be truly anonymous if they don't use TOR when logging in accounts on PrimeDice. I guess the answer is NO, but can you confirm this, please. I believe that basically, online casinos can not guarentee privacy of their users, in terms of users' logging IPs if they don't use TOR when log in their accounts on PrimeDice. Even Primedice does not have intention to disclose user IPs publicly, there are risks of data leaks somehow. Consequently, the best way to stay anonymous for gamblers is using TOR by themselves.

you better read their TOS , everything you are looking for is listed there
none can be truly anonymous on the web but it is the case of trusting the operator with your IP or not , I heard no stories about leaking IPs from Primedice so far
and even if it is leaked somehow it is only connected to your username , you don't even have to leave your email if you do not want to
on the other hand , the site has to comply with the legislation , thus limiting access to the countries that do not allow online gambling and the only way to do it is to check the IP of a player
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I am curious that whether gamblers can be truly anonymous if they don't use TOR when logging in accounts on PrimeDice. I guess the answer is NO, but can you confirm this, please. I believe that basically, online casinos can not guarentee privacy of their users, in terms of users' logging IPs if they don't use TOR when log in their accounts on PrimeDice. Even Primedice does not have intention to disclose user IPs publicly, there are risks of data leaks somehow. Consequently, the best way to stay anonymous for gamblers is using TOR by themselves.
The answer could be yes and no IMO. Yes, everyone can be anonymous while playing on primedice (as long as your IP's country allow you to play on primedice), but it could be No too, especially when you want to cash out big amount, the withdrawal will be processed by manually by them, it means, they (might be) asking KYC for your withdrawal
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I am curious that whether gamblers can be truly anonymous if they don't use TOR when logging in accounts on PrimeDice. I guess the answer is NO, but can you confirm this, please. I believe that basically, online casinos can not guarentee privacy of their users, in terms of users' logging IPs if they don't use TOR when log in their accounts on PrimeDice. Even Primedice does not have intention to disclose user IPs publicly, there are risks of data leaks somehow. Consequently, the best way to stay anonymous for gamblers is using TOR by themselves.
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Just checked out the thread to see if the winners were announced and I found this which I thought was worth sharing




Hum my bad, i actually wanted to show that but accedently started making the pre announced post Cry
Thank you for the shared information Kiss


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29 billion plus 6 million is above 35 billion bets wagered. Considering primedice has been around for 6 years that is more than 5 billion a year on primedice sites. Stake is its own but combining them two together just makes it so much higher in number so I am using that. 5 billion a year is not a normal number.

There is only 365 days in a year you do know that right? That is about 14 million bets PER DAY, and around half a million bets PER HOUR, and around 10 thousand bets PER MINUTE. These guys have managed to make something like "peak gambling numbers" into something "our average" and its insane. Sometimes I really do not believe it, like need a proof of this many bets because its HUGE.
Stake have a high number of bets maybe because they have so many games to play.
And maybe because of their challenges it seem's like stake always have an on going challenge and it could easily drive the bets much more faster.
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⚡ Primedice giveaway starting now!
Give this post a like because 5 people are going to split $10 in Bitcoin!
The first 5 people to post their Primedice username and a bet ID winning 100x on Dice will win!



Just checked out the thread to see if the winners were announced and I found this which I thought was worth sharing


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This would be a good one to support we need more of this kind of act.
We need more people to see it the effect of the climate change and most of us are ignoring it.
We need to take care of earth plant more tree's keep the river oceans clean .
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29 billion plus 6 million is above 35 billion bets wagered. Considering primedice has been around for 6 years that is more than 5 billion a year on primedice sites. Stake is its own but combining them two together just makes it so much higher in number so I am using that. 5 billion a year is not a normal number.

There is only 365 days in a year you do know that right? That is about 14 million bets PER DAY, and around half a million bets PER HOUR, and around 10 thousand bets PER MINUTE. These guys have managed to make something like "peak gambling numbers" into something "our average" and its insane. Sometimes I really do not believe it, like need a proof of this many bets because its HUGE.
This guys have achived something I think even they didn't thought is possible. If I remember correctly Stake had only 2 billion bets back 6 months ago and now they are close to reach their 6th billion bet placed on their platform. That's just an unbelievable performance and if they keep it up like that ,at the end of the year they could even reach the 10th billion placed wich is just an incredible number.
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6 billion bets aren't surprising anymore the fact that they already manage to get so many gamblers a billion bets wouldn't be hard on them to achieve.
They have so many games and so many players so it wouldn't be hard for them because their site is also a good one if you got bored on one game you could choose another one.

6 billions to be achieve by such a great site like primedice is sure to go thing but I just wondering the price and always surprise on what what they giving. Their prize is always spectacular as I believe, like always. And there is also many players to celebrate it as well. And they are a solid site as I can say so with 6 billions or even more billions to come will always a surprise for everyone. Congratulationd again for the achievement
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29 billion plus 6 million is above 35 billion bets wagered. Considering primedice has been around for 6 years that is more than 5 billion a year on primedice sites. Stake is its own but combining them two together just makes it so much higher in number so I am using that. 5 billion a year is not a normal number.

There is only 365 days in a year you do know that right? That is about 14 million bets PER DAY, and around half a million bets PER HOUR, and around 10 thousand bets PER MINUTE. These guys have managed to make something like "peak gambling numbers" into something "our average" and its insane. Sometimes I really do not believe it, like need a proof of this many bets because its HUGE.
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