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Quote from: veleten on June 21, 2019, 02:01:10 PM

Quote from: TopTort777 on June 21, 2019, 02:31:09 AM

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Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?

it won't affect anything , since bitcointalk signature campaign was just one of the marketing tools Stake was using
the total amount of bitcointalk direct sign ups are around 50-60 per week ( stats from another campaign on average) thats not even sign ups , its the people who clicked the signature
sign ups are at least 5 times lower than that , so it wasn't the only source of the players influx
as for the crypto spent there , have a look at the five btc winning bet screens , doesn't affect too much , if you ask me

I think signature campaign is more of a statement than actually getting customers. Everybody knows that stake doesn't need any new customers from signature campaigns, they are already doing a lot of promotions and they are already seen as the best casino in all of crypto casino world.

However, it is still a statement where stake is still seen everywhere you go because even if they little there are people who would wear the signature no matter what, I have even seen people wearing their signature without even being one of the participants just because they like it and they only added their affiliate links into it so maybe there is a potential they can earn something but its unlikely. So, all in all the signature campaign wasn't for just finding new customers but more about brand awareness.

Nope, signature from them is quite good to gain more new members. No sites that will refuse more players coming to their site, not even once so if you say they do not need this, I do not really agree on that because much players means much wagered and they will get to earn more and use it to give benefits for their loyal customer. Both will have some mutual benefits as well

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Quote from: veleten on June 21, 2019, 02:01:10 PM

Quote from: TopTort777 on June 21, 2019, 02:31:09 AM

-snip

Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?

it won't affect anything , since bitcointalk signature campaign was just one of the marketing tools Stake was using
the total amount of bitcointalk direct sign ups are around 50-60 per week ( stats from another campaign on average) thats not even sign ups , its the people who clicked the signature
sign ups are at least 5 times lower than that , so it wasn't the only source of the players influx
as for the crypto spent there , have a look at the five btc winning bet screens , doesn't affect too much , if you ask me

I think signature campaign is more of a statement than actually getting customers. Everybody knows that stake doesn't need any new customers from signature campaigns, they are already doing a lot of promotions and they are already seen as the best casino in all of crypto casino world.

However, it is still a statement where stake is still seen everywhere you go because even if they little there are people who would wear the signature no matter what, I have even seen people wearing their signature without even being one of the participants just because they like it and they only added their affiliate links into it so maybe there is a potential they can earn something but its unlikely. So, all in all the signature campaign wasn't for just finding new customers but more about brand awareness.

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This one seems to be an official pool: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vote-next-coin-to-be-added-to-stakecom-primedice-5150234
I came across it accidentally! Go vote for XRP! Grin

... or well, any coin! But XRP would make transactions much faster and cheap.

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Quote from: rexxarofmoknathal on June 22, 2019, 04:45:06 PM

In my opinion, the removal of the signature campaign would not make that much of a difference. Both, Stake & PD are well established and well known and it might just be that the signature campaign is not longer worth the investment especially, when they have such a respectable number of people playing their games.

Maybe. I highly doubt that though since Steve terminated the campaign primarily due to the never ending whining by certain members of this forum which eventually got to him and he was unable to handle the bullshit anymore.

They clearly don't lack the investment required to run the campaign for a much longer period of time which is why everyone were surprised when they decided to stop the campaign so quickly. Gambling site related campaigns usually run for many months or years too.

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Quote from: rexxarofmoknathal on June 22, 2019, 04:45:06 PM

Quote from: hd49728 on June 21, 2019, 10:43:00 AM

Quote from: numanoid on June 21, 2019, 08:41:08 AM

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Without signature promotions, Stake.com has still been a big gambling site. If a site can survive well over years, especially after the last terrible bearish year, it will be able to survive thoroughly such small thing (signature campaign halt). I don't understand why after the Stake.com team and manager (SteveStake) decided to eliminate lots of previous participants, and only remained high quality posters in the last week of that campaign, there were still complaints and attacks, that force Stake.com to decide closing the campaign. I believe the forum community will miss Stake.com's signature, and avatar a lot.

In my opinion, the removal of the signature campaign would not make that much of a difference. Both, Stake & PD are well established and well known and it might just be that the signature campaign is not longer worth the investment especially, when they have such a respectable number of people playing their games.

Although stake.com is an established and most popular gambling site but promoting a gambling site here is always beneficial. No matter how good and popular the site / business is , they always need new customers to keep expanding their business. As we know this is the biggest gambling discussion platform and having a signature campaign means you will always get new people to your site. But for everything to be successful, they need to start a good campaign, not like a previous Sig campaign which had a lot of criticisms.

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Quote from: hd49728 on June 21, 2019, 10:43:00 AM

Quote from: numanoid on June 21, 2019, 08:41:08 AM

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Without signature promotions, Stake.com has still been a big gambling site. If a site can survive well over years, especially after the last terrible bearish year, it will be able to survive thoroughly such small thing (signature campaign halt). I don't understand why after the Stake.com team and manager (SteveStake) decided to eliminate lots of previous participants, and only remained high quality posters in the last week of that campaign, there were still complaints and attacks, that force Stake.com to decide closing the campaign. I believe the forum community will miss Stake.com's signature, and avatar a lot.

In my opinion, the removal of the signature campaign would not make that much of a difference. Both, Stake & PD are well established and well known and it might just be that the signature campaign is not longer worth the investment especially, when they have such a respectable number of people playing their games.

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Quote from: Haunebu on June 22, 2019, 02:31:39 AM

Quote from: mindrust on June 21, 2019, 03:40:16 AM

See? You can apply to anything and I mean literally ANYTHING.

The only way I see this strategy making reasonable profits over the short term or long term is by betting on draws. Apart from that, it is not that easy finding even bets every single time to bet on various teams.

Quote from: ralle14 on June 21, 2019, 08:00:41 AM

I disagree that you can't use martingale on sports betting there's a lot of markets where you can get even odds and martingale isn't strictly for even odds.

That's only the recommended because it's the most common payout on several gambling games and the minimum odds you can profit on.

I never said that you cannot find even odds bets in sports markets, but that number is low. What in the world would bookies get by offering even odds bets to everyone? Betting on draws is a better strategy here in my opinion.

There are quite some strategies that might help anyone in every strategy type:
https://forum.stake.com/board/64-stake-games/

Also for sports you can check more here:
https://forum.stake.com/board/163-sports-betting/

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Quote from: mindrust on June 21, 2019, 03:40:16 AM

See? You can apply to anything and I mean literally ANYTHING.

The only way I see this strategy making reasonable profits over the short term or long term is by betting on draws. Apart from that, it is not that easy finding even bets every single time to bet on various teams.

Quote from: ralle14 on June 21, 2019, 08:00:41 AM

I disagree that you can't use martingale on sports betting there's a lot of markets where you can get even odds and martingale isn't strictly for even odds.

That's only the recommended because it's the most common payout on several gambling games and the minimum odds you can profit on.

I never said that you cannot find even odds bets in sports markets, but that number is low. What in the world would bookies get by offering even odds bets to everyone? Betting on draws is a better strategy here in my opinion.

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Quote from: numanoid on June 21, 2019, 07:57:33 PM

Quote from: hd49728 on June 21, 2019, 10:43:00 AM

Without signature promotions, Stake.com has still been a big gambling site. If a site can survive well over years, especially after the last terrible bearish year, it will be able to survive thoroughly such small thing (signature campaign halt). I don't understand why after the Stake.com team and manager (SteveStake) decided to eliminate lots of previous participants, and only remained high quality posters in the last week of that campaign, there were still complaints and attacks, that force Stake.com to decide closing the campaign. I believe the forum community will miss Stake.com's signature, and avatar a lot.

Since people already know if primedice and stake is owned by same person, i think it doesn't need any big promotion such like signature or bounty campaign. Anyway, they decided to close their bounty due to many complains about same pay rate between lower and higher rank, now they must be regret because they can't join again on there.

Well, lets stop to disscuss about sigcamp on here. Who is the next big winner on stake?

It could be you the next big winner Wink

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Quote from: hd49728 on June 21, 2019, 10:43:00 AM

Without signature promotions, Stake.com has still been a big gambling site. If a site can survive well over years, especially after the last terrible bearish year, it will be able to survive thoroughly such small thing (signature campaign halt). I don't understand why after the Stake.com team and manager (SteveStake) decided to eliminate lots of previous participants, and only remained high quality posters in the last week of that campaign, there were still complaints and attacks, that force Stake.com to decide closing the campaign. I believe the forum community will miss Stake.com's signature, and avatar a lot.

Since people already know if primedice and stake is owned by same person, i think it doesn't need any big promotion such like signature or bounty campaign. Anyway, they decided to close their bounty due to many complains about same pay rate between lower and higher rank, now they must be regret because they can't join again on there.

Well, lets stop to disscuss about sigcamp on here. Who is the next big winner on stake?

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Quote from: Symphonized on June 21, 2019, 04:33:12 PM

Quote from: TopTort777 on June 21, 2019, 02:31:09 AM

Quote from: Symphonized on June 20, 2019, 11:15:39 PM

💰 Do you have the guts to make a 5 Bitcoin bet?!

His balls must have been that size

Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?

Good meme one Wink

You could add it at our Forum's off topic section as for example some Primedice's memes topic:
https://forum.primedice.com/topic/24515-primedice-based-memes/
https://forum.primedice.com/topic/31598-gambling-memes/

That bet is insane. No way I'd be able to bet with such an amount and he got mad lucky as well. 2.5X was a lucky strike. I know, i wouldn't dare

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Quote from: TopTort777 on June 21, 2019, 02:31:09 AM

Quote from: Symphonized on June 20, 2019, 11:15:39 PM

💰 Do you have the guts to make a 5 Bitcoin bet?!

His balls must have been that size

Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?

Good meme one Wink

You could add it at our Forum's off topic section as for example some Primedice's memes topic:
https://forum.primedice.com/topic/24515-primedice-based-memes/
https://forum.primedice.com/topic/31598-gambling-memes/

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Quote from: TopTort777 on June 21, 2019, 02:31:09 AM

-snip

Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?

it won't affect anything , since bitcointalk signature campaign was just one of the marketing tools Stake was using
the total amount of bitcointalk direct sign ups are around 50-60 per week ( stats from another campaign on average) thats not even sign ups , its the people who clicked the signature
sign ups are at least 5 times lower than that , so it wasn't the only source of the players influx
as for the crypto spent there , have a look at the five btc winning bet screens , doesn't affect too much , if you ask me

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It is not easy because in the end its still martingale and there is still a chance of you losing many in a row, specially in mine because lets be honest the odds are the same and house edge is the same but when you are playing it has a lot more personal preference over just clicking roll on dice.

Dice has an automatic almost robotic ways into playing it, blackjack or trading or any other thing then just dice doesn't have that robotic feeling which is why when you put personal over statistics there is a bigger chance of losing. Of course, the idea can be implemented on anything and doing that is simple and easy I agree on that but just because its easy to implement doesn't mean its easy to achieve the same amount of return as well, that part of it is quite difficult.

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Quote from: numanoid on June 21, 2019, 08:41:08 AM

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Without signature promotions, Stake.com has still been a big gambling site. If a site can survive well over years, especially after the last terrible bearish year, it will be able to survive thoroughly such small thing (signature campaign halt). I don't understand why after the Stake.com team and manager (SteveStake) decided to eliminate lots of previous participants, and only remained high quality posters in the last week of that campaign, there were still complaints and attacks, that force Stake.com to decide closing the campaign. I believe the forum community will miss Stake.com's signature, and avatar a lot.

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Quote from: Haunebu on June 21, 2019, 02:40:05 AM

Not everything. Martingale works only with even odds games just like other progression strategies which is why you cannot use it in sports betting etc where the odds are not exactly even majority of the time.

If you can't find the same odds when you are gonna using martingale on sport betting, just simply increade your bet until the payout is higher than your losses before.
I remember there is someone who lose 6 times in a row on sport betting (he was good on sport betting though).

Quote from: TopTort777 on June 21, 2019, 02:31:09 AM

Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?

It doesn't affect with stake and gamblers. Its just make 95% spammers gone

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