Quote from: marivo on July 09, 2013, 12:01:46 PM
When I try to run it, it says its not valid Win32 application?!

Marivo, maybe try installing latest .NET framework supported by your windows version:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa496123.aspx

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Great work Pri!

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Quote from: Priyanka on July 09, 2013, 02:32:38 AM
"After x in a row you play until win but max lets say 3 times. If no win you abandon it and search next trigger like that".
Cheers
Yanks!

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Quote from: Chrisbis on July 06, 2013, 03:47:30 PM
Seems it can only be streamed in the US. 

http://mediahint.com/

Hola Unblocker ( for Chrome):

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The section is configured so Mark has entire control regarding who's in with posting rights at his space.

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QuoteThe human condition paradox is we can create devices to overcome our human limitations, but we can't overcome our very human condition.
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Quote from: Sputnik on July 05, 2013, 05:56:47 AMSo i don't see why some one would play roulette using bitcoins.

Because some politicians think they can tell you how to use your hard-earned money. Gambling is illegal in some jurisdictions in the most hypocritical way: not banning the act of gambling itself (should they wish to play the our jurisdiction is the most sacrosanct, "holier than thou", card...), but making illegal the "offense" of gambling where they don't approve you to

This type of anonymous betting can prove an outlet to those who want to exercise their freedoms in spite of their legislators' pre-sanctioned ways to use their money.

Of course, having straight-forward ways to turn BitCoins into cash should be already worked-out / figured. Getting your money "in and out" quickly under current market/exchange conditions is a must. That goes for any other form of immediate trading.

Quote from: Sputnik on July 05, 2013, 05:56:47 AM
Nothing beats real money.

100% agreed

http://www.casinobit.net/

Fully anonymous betting. No registration, no ID verification, no nothing.

Instant withdrawal.

The way to wager is to click the desired bet, send bitcoin to the generated address; then receive winnings to the sender of the bet.

..Given the One Bet At A Time way, it is ideal for flat betting mostly. You would have a hard time making progressions or complicated chip-placing schemes on it.

This opens up the door for a new breed of "BitCoin bots".

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Only time will tell us about the acceptance rate for this anonymous, instant-withdrawal way to enjoy action on live roulette.

Quote from: Priyanka on July 03, 2013, 05:22:31 PMVic, is it possible to explain with some numbers. it's a bit difficult to interpret.

Shoot 37 real spins Pri.

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Cheers!

I mean, I could actually create and open-source a generic bot if I didn't have to take care for the "family maintenance" part, hence having to bind myself to local jobs. (That's what I meant).

I would pretty much love to make a living coding programming languages and the web (i.e. a forum engine with all the bells & whistles).

I know there is a market for bots, and I'd like to actually give away the base bot and charge for the "modules", but I guess it's uphill when the day only has so many hours and I'm busy from morning to night as I am right now.

...I guess what I can do is to start open-sourcing the bits & pieces as I code them.

Quote from: asterix90 on July 04, 2013, 05:22:39 PM
is there any alternative or a new BetVoyager Bot we can use ?

DANG TIME.
(There's a market for this)

Maybe they're under a spam attack?

They're "juicier" than us here in terms of traffic, and we're having spammers!

Pre-monitoring all posts might be the only way to stop an imminent spam attack.
Just guessing for the most obvious here

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Quote from: Sputnik on July 03, 2013, 12:59:54 PM

I reply as i want to find this post later and test your idea ...

Cheers

Thanks Sputnik, feel free to try it. This is usually like a break-even march flat-betting.

With the right progression, it might be fruitful.

Two-dog Sam! 


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