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How do you balance risk-taking with playing it safe in your games?

Mod Edit: Remove sus link

Rabbits, lots of rabbits.

Whenever I buy bitcoin, I also buy a handful of Japanese Yen, which tend to move in the opposite direction to BTC.

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Oscar34 wrote:How do you balance risk-taking with playing it safe in your games?

The safest way to never lose a game is by never joining one. But I see you figured that out already!

Oscar34 wrote:How do you balance risk-taking with playing it safe in your games?

To play a safe game without taking any risks, the best way is to never participate in a game.

sensualcritic wrote:

Oscar34 wrote:How do you balance risk-taking with playing it safe in your games?

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[url=https://flappy bird link removed/][color=white][size=1]flappy bird[/size][/color][/url]

To play a safe game without taking any risks, the best way is to never participate in a game.

Ltrain wrote:I see you figured that out already!

Huh, sensualcritic changed the original posters spam link to a flappy bird link.


Interesting.

Thanks 4 reporting iy

My pleasure. Outing spambots is one of the best games on conquerclub.

I don't understand the point of posting a link that's basically invisible and difficult to find. It's amusing though.

2dimes wrote:My pleasure. Outing spambots is one of the best games on conquerclub.

I don't understand the point of posting a link that's basically invisible and difficult to find. It's amusing though.

I think they’re hoping for accidental clicks? Or something malicious in the links idk but it happens a lot

Maybe they're hoping for accidental clicks.

I think they just don't want it to be detected and deleted, not realizing it also won't get used when nobody finds it.

You should probably alert someone to ban those two.

If I had to guess (but it's still a stab in the dark) I would say they're targeting search engine crawlers or some such.

My only concern is what happened to the first 33 Oscars. Hhmmm? Are they safe?