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  1. As a lot of people already know about 999dice.com
  2. Those who don't, here is the description:
  3. "The site pays 99.9%. That's a house edge of only 0.1%.
  4. It was inspired by just-dice, and intended to be even simpler - as simple as possible! Just betting. That's it.
  5. But their house edge is a full 1%, and the site's is 0.1%. That's not a statistical difference of 0.9%... it is a statistical difference of 900% (10 times closer to "perfect equality"!)
  6. There are no commissions or fees (other than Bitcoin's built-in transaction fee - there's no way to avoid that!). Deposits do not require any confirmations before being credited to your account. Most withdrawals are processed immediately.
  7. The site is fully funded by private investors."
  8. NOW FOR THE METHOD:
  9. 1. Open here : http://anoney.com/?https://www.999dice.com/?%201631251
  10. 2. Do not sign up yet.
  11. 3. Claim coins from the faucet.
  12. 4. Bet all of it on 5% chance. (Yes 5% not 95%)
  13. 5. It would show 0.00003796 as profit and BET HIGH
  14. 6. Keep claiming and betting until you win (I won at the first try!!)
  15. There is no loss as you are claiming from the faucet for free. Those who think, it is just luck, you are wrong. It is an algorithm which will enable you too win and luck is just a code in the algorithm.
  16. BONUS, IF YOU WANT TO EARN MORE:
  17. If you win 0.00003996 in Step 6. and want to do more, bet it on 28.9% to win another 0.00009817. IF you lose all your coins, start again from Step 3. It is not impossible, keep trying till you succeed.
  18. You can sign up after you win everything. Those who say this is common sense, they are wrong because many newbie don't know it. I am trying to help the community.
  19. If anyone has a question why I have taken 28.9% in this step, it is because I have won a lot of times taking it (No idea Why; P.S. this tip deserves a Thanks &/or +Rep) Found it by Trial and Error

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