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Already had a winner, a name of that NFT called Heartbreaker, which seems a cool name. but, I don't see love fracture in a picture, maybe that picture named by someone who has been heartbroken.

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They made a new contest, just give a cool name for this picture.- https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1445478904634953729
Don't forget to see cube dice on head and chip on robot mouth, maybe that clue can determine a winner.

That is exactly why I am asking here - all casinos have a huge list in their terms but it is not like all of them are enforcing those restrictions accordingly.

That is exactly why I am asking here - all casinos have a huge list in their terms but it is not like all of them are enforcing those restrictions accordingly.

can one of the official representatives please let me know which countries are restricted from playing on your site? We need this information in order to configure our geotargeting feature. Thank you.

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Seriously this is new type of promoting NFT events by Rollbit and you can grab the big prize by suggesting a lucrative name for this love robot.So definitely going to try and suggest a good name for this.But will need to run horses in imagination and find a suitable name that matches the personality of this robot.Love this type of events.

That's something lip-licking promotion from Rollbit. It's just so sweet to see this kind of contest. I wonder if the prize will be that NFT and it will be more sweet than ever but looks like only $500 in a currency they choose. Too many good names already that has been retweeted and I'm still thinking of a few. It's not stated on how much names per account and when will it ends, I think they need to clarify it on the same tweet too.

NFT remain one of the 8th wonders of the world to me and I find it complex to process in my oblongata, the hype is not going down anytime soon and I wonder how it's future would look like

For most western countries where there is a fuckton of money are those who will be interested in such hype regardless if they do not have any value or real use case. A scribble art that even a child could draw will cost you for a thousands of dollars alone.

The good thing sbout Rollbot is that it creates a demand due to the perks it give just for just being a holder. If you're an avid Rollbit user, then I think it would be much better to risk your money on some NFT with real use case rather than those pixelated artworks.

Until now I didn't buy any kind of NFT because I just wondering if it is really worth it?