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Skyridge87 08/01/17 12:32:38 PM #1: |
Kinda want to get into online poker. I already checked and it's legal in my state, but for some reason my account failed a security check and they won't let me deposit with credit cards. My only option is bitcoin or a player to player transfer.
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FunnyBusiness 08/01/17 1:08:01 PM #2: |
Curious about that aswell. Poker online with real money? I would never do that, too much risk with cheaters using hacks.
--- "And the Lord said unto John, come forth and receive eternal life, but John came fifth and won a toaster" ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Skyridge87 08/01/17 1:11:05 PM #3: |
Considering one of my favorite streamers has won over $2000 in the past week, I'm willing to take that risk.
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OliviaTremor 08/01/17 1:28:02 PM #4: |
Thats similar to saying
'Considering one of my favorite streamers TMARTN won $2000 on CSGOlotto I'm willing to take the risk' --- Notyou ... Copied to Clipboard!
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foolm0r0n 08/01/17 1:34:56 PM #5: |
Skyridge87 posted...
Considering one of my favorite streamers has won over $2000 in the past week, I'm willing to take that risk. Who do you think he won it from Gamblers are so dumb --- _foolmo_ 2 + 2 = 4 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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NBIceman 08/01/17 1:48:44 PM #6: |
I used bitcoin for sports betting for a while but moved away from it because I didn't like the volatility. I had winning days where I ended up losing money because the value of bitcoin went down on the same day.
The other problem with BTC poker is that hardly anybody plays it. You'll pretty much be up against mostly sharks. You'd probably be better off trying to find another site that lets you deposit with a credit card. If you really want to do it, though, it's pretty simple. You'll use a site called Coinbase that's essentially like Paypal. Create an account, link your bank account, and deposit money. Then you'll want to transfer the money to a middleman wallet like Breadwallet, because for whatever reason Coinbase doesn't really like you to use BTC for gambling. Here's a more in-depth tutorial if that isn't understandable. Just replace Nitrogen with whatever site you're using. http://esportsfire.com/bitcoin-betting/ --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Emeraldegg 08/01/17 1:49:49 PM #7: |
Also apparently I just saw a thing about bitcoin splitting in two, so you might have to learn it from scratch anyway? I dunno.
https://www.cnet.com/news/bitcoin-cash-splits-in-two-in-blockchain-feud/ --- I'm a greener egg than the eggs from dr. seuss ... Copied to Clipboard!
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