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Quote from: game-protect on October 28, 2018, 06:17:25 AM

Quote from: Initscri on October 28, 2018, 01:49:53 AM

See that's funny,

Please describe the funny part?

Quote from: Initscri on October 28, 2018, 01:49:53 AM

because you actually used to promote Stake.com when you had access to their affiliate program Wink

http://archive.is/cZQdr

Game Protect offered to play with consumer protection service inclusive when players registered their Stake account with us.

Do you mean it is funny to play with consumer protection service, opposed to register directly and moan on the forums after being scammed?

Quote from: Initscri on October 28, 2018, 01:49:53 AM

It's funny how that works. Once you lose affiliate access you instantly become a critic.

I am not aware that I lost affiliate access, can you please show us the documents?

There is possibly a misunderstood, but I do not "criticize" Stake or Primedice! I inform about their illegal operation and that victims can demand all losses back and appreciate to receive proof of losses.

I personally do not care that Stake or Primedice illegally take Bitcoins from unaware victims.

I'm not suggesting it's funny that players lose money (if they lose money in ANY casino as a result of a scam). What I believe is funny is how quickly you switch your consensus on a company from promoting them to suggesting they are illegal and a scam - purely for your own financial gain/benefit.

Cut the act. If you want to offer protection for clients who proceed to casino's through affiliate links; do so. That's not unethical, and actually could be a bit good business proposition. What's unethical is bashing those casino's competitors (and/or users) purely to drum up buzz, backlinks and in return, profit.

Radiante

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Quote from: game-protect on October 28, 2018, 06:17:25 AM

I personally do not care that Stake or Primedice illegally take Bitcoins from unaware victims.

lol man, leave it already...

game-protect

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Quote from: Initscri on October 28, 2018, 01:49:53 AM

See that's funny,

Please describe the funny part?

Quote from: Initscri on October 28, 2018, 01:49:53 AM

because you actually used to promote Stake.com when you had access to their affiliate program Wink

http://archive.is/cZQdr

Game Protect offered to play with consumer protection service inclusive when players registered their Stake account with us.

Do you mean it is funny to play with consumer protection service, opposed to register directly and moan on the forums after being scammed?

Quote from: Initscri on October 28, 2018, 01:49:53 AM

It's funny how that works. Once you lose affiliate access you instantly become a critic.

I am not aware that I lost affiliate access, can you please show us the documents?

There is possibly a misunderstood, but I do not "criticize" Stake or Primedice! I inform about their illegal operation and that victims can demand all losses back and appreciate to receive proof of losses.

I personally do not care that Stake or Primedice illegally take Bitcoins from unaware victims.

Initscri

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Quote from: game-protect on October 27, 2018, 05:19:30 AM

Quote from: Radiante on October 25, 2018, 06:21:45 PM

Quote from: game-protect on October 23, 2018, 01:30:00 PM

Quote from: Radiante on October 23, 2018, 10:39:38 AM

Quote from: game-protect on October 22, 2018, 05:57:05 PM

"Game-Protect" knows and European laws are not applicable for Stake.

Can Stake please answer my question?

If you already knew that AML laws are not applicable to any crypto casino until 2020, what's the sense of the question?
But wait for Stake's answer...

Please read again, I said that European AML laws are not applicable for Stake.

I asked if Stake has to follow the AML laws of the applicable jurisdiction?

Ok, got it now, but I don't know the answer

So some people here are advertising Stake and are absolutely clueless about the legal grounds?

See that's funny, because you actually used to promote Stake.com when you had access to their affiliate program Wink

http://archive.is/cZQdr

It's funny how that works. Once you lose affiliate access you instantly become a critic.

Radiante

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Quote from: game-protect on October 27, 2018, 05:19:30 AM

So some people here are advertising Stake and are absolutely clueless about the legal grounds?

Obviously: Marketing and Law are not taught in the same university

Quote from: Symphonized on October 26, 2018, 06:19:54 PM

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Quote from: Radiante on October 25, 2018, 06:21:45 PM

Quote from: game-protect on October 23, 2018, 01:30:00 PM

Quote from: Radiante on October 23, 2018, 10:39:38 AM

Quote from: game-protect on October 22, 2018, 05:57:05 PM

"Game-Protect" knows and European laws are not applicable for Stake.

Can Stake please answer my question?

If you already knew that AML laws are not applicable to any crypto casino until 2020, what's the sense of the question?
But wait for Stake's answer...

Please read again, I said that European AML laws are not applicable for Stake.

I asked if Stake has to follow the AML laws of the applicable jurisdiction?

Ok, got it now, but I don't know the answer

So some people here are advertising Stake and are absolutely clueless about the legal grounds?

Symphonized

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Have you not become part of our Community yet?
Join us at Instagram, Twitter or at our Forum .
Stay tunned from all news and giveaways we have to offer daily!

Radiante

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Quote from: game-protect on October 23, 2018, 01:30:00 PM

Quote from: Radiante on October 23, 2018, 10:39:38 AM

Quote from: game-protect on October 22, 2018, 05:57:05 PM

"Game-Protect" knows and European laws are not applicable for Stake.

Can Stake please answer my question?

If you already knew that AML laws are not applicable to any crypto casino until 2020, what's the sense of the question?
But wait for Stake's answer...

Please read again, I said that European AML laws are not applicable for Stake.

I asked if Stake has to follow the AML laws of the applicable jurisdiction?

Ok, got it now, but I don't know the answer

Symphonized

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The Era of Dragons!
Ends: 29/10/18 @ Midday (12pm) GMT

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Requirement

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   Minimum bet:
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   0.00001400 BCH
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   1 valid entry per household.
   Ghost mode must be disabled during the whole duration of the promotion.
   10+ Post count on forum.

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   Minimum prize pool: 0.01 BTC
   If over 30 participants: 0.03 BTC
   If over 40 participants: 0.05 BTC
   If over 50 participants: 0.08 BTC

How to Enter
   Respond to this topic, and link your bet ID using the link function in the text editor.

(Paste your bet id, then highlight and click on the link bet button, as shown in image below)

game-protect

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Quote from: Radiante on October 23, 2018, 10:39:38 AM

Quote from: game-protect on October 22, 2018, 05:57:05 PM

"Game-Protect" knows and European laws are not applicable for Stake.

Can Stake please answer my question?

If you already knew that AML laws are not applicable to any crypto casino until 2020, what's the sense of the question?
But wait for Stake's answer...

Please read again, I said that European AML laws are not applicable for Stake.

I asked if Stake has to follow the AML laws of the applicable jurisdiction?

Radiante

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Quote from: game-protect on October 22, 2018, 05:57:05 PM

"Game-Protect" knows and European laws are not applicable for Stake.

Can Stake please answer my question?

If you already knew that AML laws are not applicable to any crypto casino until 2020, what's the sense of the question?
But wait for Stake's answer...

game-protect

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Quote from: Radiante on October 21, 2018, 04:31:24 PM

Quote from: game-protect on October 21, 2018, 06:00:07 AM

Do you have to comply with AML laws?

"Game-Protect" should know about it, the AML laws in Europe were approved on May this year, but it needs a year and a half to be effective. So no.
But I'm sure each big deposit is checked to know if it comes from illegal activities.

"Game-Protect" knows and European laws are not applicable for Stake.

Can Stake please answer my question?

Symphonized

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Double Trouble!
Ends: 29/10/18 @ Midday (12pm) GMT

In order to get away from this week's trouble you must take advantage of our double option. Catch 4 winning bets (in each of the 4 suits) with all your 3 cards matching the same suit. (Basically, when dealer gives you 2 cards of the same suit, hit the double button. If you get the third card in the suit you need and it's a winning bet, you're good to go.) The value of the cards is not important. Example is given below. 👇

All players who achieve the challenge in the next days, will get a share in the prize pool! There is no limit to the amount of winners, and the more players who get involved the higher the prize pool!

Requirement

   Catch 4 winning bets in each of the 4 suits. Each bet must be won using the double option with all of your 3 cards in the matching suit.
   Minimum bet:
   0.00000100 BTC
   0.00001400 BCH
   0.00003200 ETH
   0.00012000 LTC
   1.50000000 DOGE
   1 valid entry per household.
   Ghost mode must be disabled during the whole duration of the promotion.
   10+ Post count on forum.

Prize Pool(s) (based on amount of unique players)

   Minimum prize pool: 0.01 BTC
   If over 30 participants: 0.03 BTC
   If over 40 participants: 0.05 BTC
   If over 50 participants: 0.08 BTC

EXAMPLE:

How to Enter
Respond to this topic, and link your bet ID using the link function in the text editor.

(Paste your bet id, then highlight and click on the link bet button, as shown in image below)

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Quote from: Radiante on October 21, 2018, 04:31:24 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 21, 2018, 06:06:29 AM

Which CPU and RAM is stake using?

Unknown to me. But I'm sure it is not a home-made one-computer server setup.

Who would be able to say if it Googlecloud, Alibabacloud or something else?

Radiante

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Quote from: game-protect on October 21, 2018, 06:00:07 AM

Do you have to comply with AML laws?

"Game-Protect" should know about it, the AML laws in Europe were approved on May this year, but it needs a year and a half to be effective. So no.
But I'm sure each big deposit is checked to know if it comes from illegal activities.

Quote from: JollyGood on October 21, 2018, 06:06:29 AM

Which CPU and RAM is stake using?

Unknown to me. But I'm sure it is not a home-made one-computer server setup.

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Quote from: Radiante on October 20, 2018, 07:12:36 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 19, 2018, 01:40:34 PM

What about GB traffic on an average month?

Not sure about that. Games itself or the chat doesn't need too much bandwidth, and I bet the forum has more bandwidth consumptions than the "gaming" part of Stake.
Be sure that, in a gambling site, CPU power (to serve the chat, and the bets) is more important than the bandwidth.

True the gaming itself does not require much bandwidth that is why the 2 TB figure quoted by luckygames sounded very suspect.

Which CPU and RAM is stake using?

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Do you have to comply with AML laws?

Radiante

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Quote from: JollyGood on October 19, 2018, 01:40:34 PM

What about GB traffic on an average month?

Not sure about that. Games itself or the chat doesn't need too much bandwidth, and I bet the forum has more bandwidth consumptions than the "gaming" part of Stake.
Be sure that, in a gambling site, CPU power (to serve the chat, and the bets) is more important than the bandwidth.

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Quote from: JollyGood on October 16, 2018, 04:29:42 AM

Quote from: Stunna on October 15, 2018, 10:35:51 PM

We have all the bets saved and can eventually offer a dump of them if someone wants it, it would just be a pretty large file. We archive smaller bets after a while. # of bets isn't really proof of activity or wagered it just means a lot of people are botting your games Cheesy

Thank you for the post.

Yes those bots have a major impact on the number of bets being placed. Manually achieving some of those stats as claimed by some gaming/gambling sites would be impossible to manage so bots are the only they can be.

I was curious about the 50 billion bets placed stats claimed by Luckygames. It still sound afar fetched to me, 50 billion bets placed in 2 years is a huge claim.

Luckygames claim 775 bets are placed every second. Can you state what yours average per second/month?

They claim they had 5 billion bets and 2TB of traffic last month alone. What sort of of traffic a month hits your servers?

Luckygames had 50 billion bets placed in 2 months is not that hard to believe in
Bitsler had 29 billion bets in two years + some, luckygames have way more coins though
as was mentioned above, the number of bets is only a so-so criterium to judge the popularity of a site
this means that autobet and bots are pretty comfortable to use and that the site can run them bets without its servers choking

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Quote from: Radiante on October 18, 2018, 06:36:56 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 16, 2018, 12:31:19 PM

I am interested in asking :

- Luckygames claim 775 bets are placed every second. Can you state what yours average per second/month?

- Luckygames claim they had 5 billion bets and 2TB of traffic last month alone. What sort of of traffic a month hits your servers?

The first one is easy to answer, just check the bet ID on the website, this information is open to everybody at plain sight.
The range of bets per seconds vary, of course, but it is something like 100 to 300 per second. A lot of people was interested in this because they tried to hit the "1 billion bet" challenge, last week.

Ok thank you for the information, I appreciate it.

What about GB traffic on an average month?

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