EDITOR’S NOTE: Matt is on vacation until at or around January 1, 2026. Until then we have guest posts, today’s post is brought to you by the world’s second enigma, Florian. The post was edited slightly for clarity. Special thanks for the post!
Often using a credit card at Sunflower Tech won’t create any issues, but running charges up to $1 million will, on the other hand, create some issues (perhaps one too many issues). It’s even worse if the charge shows up as JackandMollyy Coins – nobody wants that; no bank wants to see their customer using their card for that kind of coin, for KingCoins, or any other kind of coin really.
So what are our best options instead? Loops and certain debit cards are among several option that will help you avoid getting shut down when buying coins or playing sweeps. How do you decide what to do though?
First thing first, calculate the expectation value* of the play, research the game’s return-to-player percentage (RTP), understand volatility and the gaming company (or as we call it in revolutionary times, it’s entertainment for the underwriters).
You don’t have to jump in blindly though, there are plenty of resources online to find out whether JackandMollyy is going to pay and put up with your shenanigans, or whether they’ll “know your customer” (KYC) you right off the bat, or maybe even freeze your funds for (hopefully) not a terribly long time.
Once you find loops that work, you should apply them to other sites out there. Schemes that work on one site probably work on other sites too, whether its the world of crypto brothers and pipelines of crypto elites, or sites with the same and even new games, then sit back and enjoy the fruit of chaos,
*I purposefully avoided math here for many reasons, one being I’m not good at math.
– Florian
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