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Easter Bunny
Ends: 19/04/19 @ Midnight (12am) GMT

The Easter egg hunt is still on! 🥚

Easter bunny wanted to see your progress with painting red eggs but sadly he kicked your basket and four eggs fell out from it. You need to help him collect those eggs.

In order to do so, you have to point him in the right direction by hitting 49.50x in Wheel, and then to win a bet with red 4 of a kind in Diamond Poker.

All players who achieve the challenge in the following hours will get a share in the 0.05 BTC daily prize pool!

Requirement

   Win a bet in Wheel on x49.50 payout (High risk, 50 segments), and then win a bet with red 4 of a kind in Diamond Poker.
   Bets don't have to be consecutive, you can change the seeds in between, but you must first win Wheel bet and then Diamond Poker bet.
   Minimum bet:
   0.00000100 BTC
   0.00001700 BCH
   0.00003100 ETH
   0.00006600 LTC
   1.80000000 DOGE
   1 valid entry per household.
   Ghost mode must be disabled during the whole duration of the promotion.
   Do not change your linked account during the whole Seasonal event.
   20+ Post count on forum.

Prize Pool(s)

   Daily prize pool based on the number of individual players: 0.05 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)

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I didn't receive anything from the race too. I'm not even able to see in wich position i endeed..... Anybody know how i can check it?

Also asked in stake's forum but no answer yet.

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Quote from: rdbase on April 18, 2019, 03:11:43 PM

Quote from: panjul07 on April 18, 2019, 02:58:49 PM

Quote from: rdbase on April 18, 2019, 02:45:27 PM

Just did an exchange of the doge I was given for the races competition which is over as the races competition link is not on the site anymore and received our prizes already.

I haven't received mine and some other users also says that they have not received anything from the race competition. Probably they are doing it manually, it is not much though just curious why some people received it already but some others not.

It is over and they just sent out a tweet about 10 minutes ago aswell as having sent out the prizes already to those who were placed on the leaderboard. I did get something sent to my balance because it is a little bit higher then when I withdrew those dogecoins 45 minutes ago. When it was still working the leaderboard shown I was 110th place so it just under 0.0005btc I won so this reflects what I already had in my balance before.

I haven't received anything from that race. I believe that I think stake owe me .0005 btc also. But, I did not received anything as of now. I think they are doing this manually like steve does in giving payment for signature campaign.

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Quote from: panjul07 on April 18, 2019, 02:58:49 PM

Quote from: rdbase on April 18, 2019, 02:45:27 PM

Just did an exchange of the doge I was given for the races competition which is over as the races competition link is not on the site anymore and received our prizes already.

I haven't received mine and some other users also says that they have not received anything from the race competition. Probably they are doing it manually, it is not much though just curious why some people received it already but some others not.

It is over and they just sent out a tweet about 10 minutes ago aswell as having sent out the prizes already to those who were placed on the leaderboard. I did get something sent to my balance because it is a little bit higher then when I withdrew those dogecoins 45 minutes ago. When it was still working the leaderboard shown I was 110th place so it just under 0.0005btc I won so this reflects what I already had in my balance before.

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Quote from: rdbase on April 18, 2019, 02:45:27 PM

Just did an exchange of the doge I was given for the races competition which is over as the races competition link is not on the site anymore and received our prizes already.

I haven't received mine and some other users also says that they have not received anything from the race competition. Probably they are doing it manually, it is not much though just curious why some people received it already but some others not.

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Just did an exchange of the doge I was given for the races competition which is over as the races competition link is not on the site anymore and received our prizes already.

It was done within 2 minutes of sending it because there isnt an registration required to do this exchange.
This would be your best option because they charge alot less than a real exchange site like binance would to do the transaction.
The sending fees they charge is quite big for such a small amount of dogecoin and then to ethereum so to receive it to your own wallet.

So it is ideal for these transactions for less than $10 and it is completed quite quickly compared to the others I used in the past to do the exact same thing.

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You can definitely withdraw to your exchange but I guess it may depend on the exchange and the coin. For example with bitcoin you can withdraw from stake to binance (I have done it before) which is doable however I had a local exchange that required ethereum to be sent via something and stake didn't had that so I couldn't withdraw ethereum from stake to that local exchange.

So, if you want to withdraw you have to first take a look at the rules for stake and for the exchange and see if they are applicable for each other. However as far as I know for bitcoin all of the exchanges accept directly and stake does send so if you just want to do bitcoin there will be no problems at all. Depositing is the same, stake accepts a lot of coins (however you only get the ones stake uses but can deposit anything you want).

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Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 07:45:50 AM

Quote from: bering on April 18, 2019, 06:37:03 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 03:46:42 AM

Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

Based on my experience i had several times able to withdraw my stake balance directly to my local exchange and it was instantly received so i think there is no problem with that as long you send your bitcoin to the right address

Thanks. I've checked sort of a read-me, but havent found info that it is not impossible to withdraw to exchange. Will wait for someone else experience and make a wire

Quote from: ChrisPop on April 18, 2019, 07:33:07 AM

Just cashed in on my Dogecoin Stake coupon today. I'm playing some HiLo games at the moment and looks like I'm on a winning streak. Check your emails, guys. This bonus turns out to be a lucky stack for me Cheesy

I've got an email also, but coupon was for free doge for Primedice. Check it also if you have an account.

Just to be safe might as well withdraw to a site where you want to exchange those coins whether it be litecoin, ethereum or bitcoin to a site like fixedfloat where they do not require any kyc or aml to be able to receive your currency after the exchange because they dont even require you to signup for an account to use them.

Received the email for some dogecoin and did win about 1000 of those after doing a couple of bets. Didnt know primedice does the same with these promotional emails so will be getting a verified email with them so to be able to receive one next time.

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Quote from: Pamadar on April 18, 2019, 11:43:58 AM

Quote from: blockman on April 18, 2019, 10:36:08 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 03:46:42 AM

Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

This is possible as long as you'll withdraw it with exact wallet address. Wink

I haven't tried it yet but exchange wallet address is just the same with any Bitcoin address, so I don't see any problem withdrawing your stake funds to your exchange address, but again I don't have any first hand experienced so I'm just speaking out my opinion.

It is possible and you can try it.

There's no rule about sending from a casinos wallet to an exchange wallet.

As long as it is btc wallet to btc wallet or eth wallet to eth wallet.

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Quote from: blockman on April 18, 2019, 10:36:08 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 03:46:42 AM

Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

This is possible as long as you'll withdraw it with exact wallet address. Wink

I haven't tried it yet but exchange wallet address is just the same with any Bitcoin address, so I don't see any problem withdrawing your stake funds to your exchange address, but again I don't have any first hand experienced so I'm just speaking out my opinion.

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Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 03:46:42 AM

Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

This is possible as long as you'll withdraw it with exact wallet address. Wink

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Quote from: bering on April 18, 2019, 06:37:03 AM

Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 03:46:42 AM

Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

Based on my experience i had several times able to withdraw my stake balance directly to my local exchange and it was instantly received so i think there is no problem with that as long you send your bitcoin to the right address

Thanks. I've checked sort of a read-me, but havent found info that it is not impossible to withdraw to exchange. Will wait for someone else experience and make a wire

Quote from: ChrisPop on April 18, 2019, 07:33:07 AM

Just cashed in on my Dogecoin Stake coupon today. I'm playing some HiLo games at the moment and looks like I'm on a winning streak. Check your emails, guys. This bonus turns out to be a lucky stack for me Cheesy

I've got an email also, but coupon was for free doge for Primedice. Check it also if you have an account.

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I was at around 20th thousand for couple of faucet bets and I sent couple of coins to see what I could do with the positions and all that, while waiting for my deposit and such I had the chance to play with faucet, literally just 20 satoshis or so that I can wager, I just it "wager over 2" that max thing most guaranteed win (even though it still somehow always more frequent to me than the odds Cheesy

Lol) and I managed to get to 12th thousand spot.

From 20 thousand to 12 thousand with just faucet was like the basic thing that showed me there is no way you can't make money from this, anyone that plays only a bit would get something out of this for sure. Even if you do not want to deposit (which you should, makes it more guaranteed) you can totally make money from wagering with the faucet and even make more money afterwards.

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Just cashed in on my Dogecoin Stake coupon today. I'm playing some HiLo games at the moment and looks like I'm on a winning streak. Check your emails, guys. This bonus turns out to be a lucky stack for me Cheesy

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Quote from: TopTort777 on April 18, 2019, 03:46:42 AM

Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

Based on my experience i had several times able to withdraw my stake balance directly to my local exchange and it was instantly received so i think there is no problem with that as long you send your bitcoin to the right address

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Can someone please help me with answering little question.

Is it possible to withdraw from stake.com directly to exchange (for example Binance), or I must first withdraw to my wallet and then to exchange?

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Quote from: Yarex on April 17, 2019, 03:32:42 PM

Quote from: Script3d on April 17, 2019, 03:40:07 AM

I thought limbo is like crash i blew up my 46x and 14x without any idea how the game works, not to mention those are my first two bets, damn i could have won alot if it wasn't for the lack of knowledge.

Don't worry friend. Next time you will know that before you do something you will need to get knowledge about it. We all make mistakes, the main thing is to learn from them.

Just learn from that experience.

Charge to experience so that next time you know what to do and you had enough knowledge about that.

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Red Easter Egg Hunt
Ends: 18/04/19 @ Midnight (12am) GMT

The Easter egg hunt is still on! 🥚

We all know that some traditions pay special attention to the red Easter eggs. So, your job is to collect at least 5 of them, and put them in the safe place in the basket.

In order to do so, all you have to do is first win a bet in Hilo by opening 5 red cards, and then rolling 130x on Plinko.

All players who achieve the challenge in the following hours will get a share in the 0.05 BTC daily prize pool!

Requirement

   Win a bet in Hilo with opening ONLY 5 red cards (opening card included), and then roll 130x on Plinko on High 16 settings
   Bets don't have to be consecutive, you can change the seeds in between, but you must win first Hilo bet then Plinko bet.
   Minimum bet:
   0.00000100 BTC
   0.00001600 BCH
   0.00003100 ETH
   0.00006400 LTC
   1.80000000 DOGE
   1 valid entry per household.
   Ghost mode must be disabled during the whole duration of the promotion.
   Do not change your linked account during the whole Seasonal event.
   20+ Post count on forum.

Prize Pool(s)

   Daily prize pool based on the number of individual players: 0.05 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)

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Quote from: Script3d on April 17, 2019, 03:40:07 AM

I thought limbo is like crash i blew up my 46x and 14x without any idea how the game works, not to mention those are my first two bets, damn i could have won alot if it wasn't for the lack of knowledge.

Don't worry friend. Next time you will know that before you do something you will need to get knowledge about it. We all make mistakes, the main thing is to learn from them.

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