Alyssia Kent vs Victoria Daniels

Belka vs Vivia

Really hard to pick a winner here

We lechers are the winners. 😜

editing as it seems I forgot to add Anastasisa


Emilya Argan
Guilia G
Paulina
Sophie Sparks
Anastasia

Really hard to pick a winner here

you have to BUY your credits here, just like in a casino when you BUY your chips

Of course, but on casino you can then convert your chips back into money, so your chips have a monetary value. Here, instead, neither you, neither Totem can ever do such a thing with credits - so, credits have no monetary value. And this is not a fiction but a substantial difference.
Because of this, indeed, only monetary transaction here is the credit purchase. All we do then with credits (acquire cards, win on gamble, lose on gamble) has no real value and Totem couldn't care less (economically speaking) about it.
Only thing that really matters for Totem and for the company's sustainability is how many times during our membership we'll click on that red button "Buy Credits".

In short:
1. (quoting a sentence by @Stanston in another thread)

Totem earns Money when we Buy Credits and not when we spend them in the Store.

2. Totem sells to us something (called "Credits") which are way more similar to Monopoly notes than to Casino chips.

3. All this is explicitly stated by Istripper license itself - which each of us had to accept and agree to, in order to use this software - on section 3. It says:

YOU FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT THE CREDIT SYSTEM HAVE NO MONETARY VALUE AND CANNOT BE REDEEMED FOR CASH. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR THE PURCHASE OF CREDITS.

This old argument again; I'm still saying it; you have to BUY your credits here, just like in a casino when you BUY your chips when you walk in the door.

Credits on iStripper do not magically appear out of thin air... it is not a closed loop system. ;)

@mehdi2
Bonjour, il faut que tu ailles dans les réglages du logiciel (la petite roue dentée en haut à droite de l'interface) et que tu cliques sur "Se réenregistrer". Là, tu entres ton login&MdP de ton autre compte, puis toujours dans les réglages, clique sur "Synchroniser avec les serveurs".

Yes well said wisc4fun, if Totem's going to put in a game of chance, at least show us the odds of winning. It's fair for the customers and will lead to increased sales.

I am very much in favour of Totem always publishing the odds of winning for these games. However the unconditional claim that this "will lead to increased sales" is by no means a certainty. Knowledge of the odds could disuade some (possibly many) from playing, especialy those that are currently trying for the SEC and/or joker cards, resulting in reduced sales. At best we can say that publishing the odds may lead to increased sales.

Thank you Dfner, I've been searching for that list for a while.

Yes well said wisc4fun, if Totem's going to put in a game of chance, at least show us the odds of winning. It's fair for the customers and will lead to increased sales.

Chelsea French - London Club

@celine or team member in charge of VR production, please.
Question regarding choices for VR shows: Is VR Show for Jill or Martina Smeraldi in production or just not chosen?
Both had xxx scenes on couch. Can you give any insights to production process for VR ?
Would love to see more VR shows released. I have all 36 released sofar, about 3/month over last year.

istripper.com

I appreciate all of the advice from you all. I have no problem doing the watermark route, As I would love other people to check out this software.
I did do a livestream last night, And several people asked me about it.
I just directed them here. I wasn't flagged, So that is a relief.

Where has this program been all my life? It took me 10 min to write this lmao.

I don't mean to insult anyone here. Based on what I have read on this forum I am doubtful there are many gamers in the community. This discussion has been going on for years.

- that on Istripper we don't gamble with real money

This is an example of an incorrect statment. In casino when you go to a slot machine in many locations as soon as you enter your money in the machine its turned in to a "credit". The difference is you can choose to turn that credit in to another currency option (ie a Dollar or Euro). There are some locations that require casinos use real cash values instead of credits as well.

I was very clear that currently Totem is bypassing gambling regulation because you are never going to win currency you can turn in to Dollars or Euros and thus most legal requirements do not apply that does not mean its not gambling just that its not a legal definition to require a gaming commission oversight. Instead you are simply winning a currency that can be redeemed for digital goods (this is the loophole that people are pushing to be closed). In certain circumstances those digital goods can even be turned back in to standard currency (CounterStrike knives go for $$$) but since you are not directly winning something that has a specific cash value it still does not qualify for legal enforcement most places.

Gambling is the act of spending a small amount of currency and either getting a larger or smaller return by a system of chance. This is why Fantasy Football is not viewed as gambilng because it is based on a game of skill instead of game of chance (its also an argument used for making Texas Holdem legal as some people view it as skill instead of chance). The only difference is today the regulations are written based on a time before digital or other currencies it also has been overlooked since the governments are not getting a cut of your winnings like they do with casinos.

If Totem wants to do that, then that is fine they choose to take action and others can choose what to do. I am expressing a viewpoint that has been shaped over years of interaction of these types of systems. Some might not know but systems like this are actually becoming illegal in Belgium. So there will be a time in the future where this is not allowed with actual oversight. https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/25/17280440/belgium-video-game-loot-boxes-illegal-gambling

That is my only ask is that Totem be upfront about odds. People do not view this as a video game but I have to assume any new legal president would apply to all software not just those strictly viewed as traditional video games (since I would suspect Pokemon would be on their radar which in certain realms could be viewed as a collection software simliar to this with cards).

Individual credit purchases by individuals is of little concern to Totem. It's the aggregate of all customer purchases that matter.

Which is at the end, indeed, an aggregate of credits purchases.

Credits have value to the purchaser

But they have not any value for Totem.

I think that like most companies Totem cares about annual revenue and whether it is increasing or decreasing. The fact that we buy credits to get cards and play games is irrelevant. If there were no cards and games there would be no annual revenue. If the quality or quantity of cards were to decrease there would be less annual revenue. If Totem changes it's pricing structure annual revenue will change. Individual credit purchases by individuals is of little concern to Totem. It's the aggregate of all customer purchases that matter.

The notion that credits have no monitary value is a legal fiction. Credits have value to the purchaser in term of what they paid for them and what they can get with them. To me 10 credits is as valuable as a Hershey Bar.

You forgot the Uranium Q-36 explosive space modulator to set it all in motion.

@HansSachs,
Thanks for the reply, we all have our on view on things and at this point I
think we both can agree to agree.
Have a great day and stay safe.

Now what I am saying is if I win 1,500 credits then
I save a $150.00, right ?

From your point of view yes, but the company sells credits, not cards - so they have not any economical loss by your win. You are instead more likely to become an happy customer, and so be going to buy even more credits from them in the future rather than the opposite... let's say they take the risk.

@HansSachs,
I know credits have no monetary value. So if I want to get a card I have to
have credits, right? and to get credits I have to buy them, right ? so I want
to get 136 cards at 11 credits each I would have to spend $150.00 to get
1,500 credits, right ? Now what I am saying is if I win 1,500 credits then
I save a $150.00, right ? Does my math make sense or am I missing something.

No, the second person was more than likely save them for somw thing else & made out 3.777repeating on his /her investment. so, the first person lost his/her investment of 500 credits which cost him 49.99 or 99.98 with bonus, althou again what you do with your credits is for you to descide

I was indeed talking just about company's economical point of view, not about what we can do with our wins and losses on Istripper gamble. My point was that such wins and losses make difference for us, but not for the company's revenues.

A few years ago, Disneyland began offering disney dollars. The money could be used in the park to buys toys, food, etc. . Why does this matter? Somve tourists spent all every dollar. some tourists left the park with dollars. It might be a mistake, it might be a souvener. Either way it is a the benefit to the company.

Totem has some members spend every credit. Some members quit before they use all the credits. Either way it is a benefit to the company.

Another example.
If...

• First user spent 500 credits in gamble and he won nothing.
• Second user spent 4500 credits in gamble and he won 17000 credits of the Mega Jackpot.

Which is the user who created more revenues for the company?
Second one.
The first one - indeed - did spend only 50 $ on software, the second one as much as 900 $. And this is ONLY thing that matters for the company. As credits have NO monetary value, Totem can create them out of nothing; and so, giving prizes whatsoever (both as cards or as credits) has NO cost for them.

Card acquisitions, gamble prizes/losses, etc. are fictional, and mean nothing about company's economical benefit.

If you think about it, all "Istripper world", with its cards acquisitions and its gambling games, is sort of a big videogame whose goal is just getting us make as many credits purchases as possible (which are only real money transactions here, and which pay for all Totem's employees, photographers and models).
And on this aspect, they win easily - since, as @TheEmu pointed some days ago, we are all *****: to beautiful women &/or to gamble...

@TheEmu,
I agree with that. thanks for the rely.
Have a great day and stay safe.

@BushViper357

Yes, that is what I meant by what you or I feel about the matter. But @HansSachs 's point, that you were responding to, and that I was elaborating on, was that no matter what we feel we have agreed that there is no monetary value involved.

Now I regard this as a rather dubious argument in the "real world", but I would not be at all surprised if it makes a huge difference legally if it changes a gambling game from playing for money to the legal equivalent of playing for matchsticks.

@TheEmu,
I understand the credits have no value. You wood agree I think if you did not
win the 1,500 credits to get the 136 cards, then to get the 136 I would have
had to spend $150.00 to get the same cards ?

barney remembering the u.s. constitution!

awesome

😫

@BushViper357

I think the point is that iStripper credits have no monetary value. This is made explicit in the licence that we all agreed to which says (in one of a few sections that are in uppercase)

YOU FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT THE CREDIT SYSTEM HAVE NO MONETARY VALUE AND CANNOT BE REDEEMED FOR CASH. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE FOR THE PURCHASE OF CREDITS.

In this credits are unlike casino chips. So when you gamble for credits any wins or losses you make also have no monetary value - despite what you or I may feel that they are worth.

By the way the post on the 1,500 credits was a what if it happend. I get it
some people don't like to gamble and some do. As you can see I have all
the cards and I still gamble for credits as alot on here do.

jesaye de recuperer mon autre compte de istripers j'ai mon no je sai pas comment faire sur mon autre compte j'ai deja plein de fille aider moi merci

Ok, so it looks like that Totem gave me 136 cards because they like me for
I did not pay $150.00 for 1,500 credits, I paid $49.99 for the 500 credits I
started with and still have after using the 1,500 credits. Their is always a
winner and a losser when you gamble.

If I buy 500 credits at $49.99 and gamble it a way, Totem just made $49.99 for I
have no credits to buy cards.
But if I use the 500 credits to gamble and win 1,500 credits above the 500 I
started with and use the 1,500 to buy 136 cards at 11 credits each who wins
and who loses ?

In short: Totem has earned $ 49.99 in both cases (and this is, of course, only thing that matters from their point of view).

Wins and losses are only on our side, on our capacity to get cards.

Let's say it again, a card is not really "sold", it's exchanged for totally fictional entities called "credits" which Totem Team create to their liking (and they even have different prices depending on how many of them you buy).
They are a pure fiction, since they don't have any real economical value (you can not give them to anyone apart using them here, and of course no store on Earth would ever accept Istripper credits as payment); and since they are not convertible in any way back into money, also.

That means, only things really making difference for Totem are your credit purchases. What you do then with your credits doesn't really change anything economically on their side.

When on Istripper you acquire a card, or you gamble, you are really not giving anything to company - you did make your only real transaction with them earlier, when you did purchase credits.

@HansSachs
If I buy 500 credits at $49.99 and gamble it a way, Totem just made $49.99 for I
have no credits to buy cards.
But if I use the 500 credits to gamble and win 1,500 credits above the 500 I
started with and use the 1,500 to buy 136 cards at 11 credits each who wins
and who loses ?

The maid of the month : Anastasiia

The lovely Sarka popped up today, I popped up too... :)

@Xanthropus

Wow great work everyone!

Yes, we are getting them all 😀

Anna Polina / French Maid
Anissa Kate / Dust Buster
Gloria / Devious Maid
Mila Azul / Dust your Britches

👍👍👍

gambling that today bypass legal requirements...
there are tons of requirements regarding gambling...

It has to be pointed - again - that on Istripper we don't gamble with real money, so there is no real gamble and also nothing out of any rule.
ONLY real transaction here on Istripper takes place when we purchase credits. Anything we do then with our credits is - from the company's economical point of view - purely fictional. Credits are a fiction: they are not money, and can never be converted back into money.
If you play a gambling game here, your credit win (or loss) has not any economical effect of any sort towards Totem, since credits are a pure fiction created by company. They may have a value for us - since we make use them in order to acquire cards - but for the company they economically mean absolutely nothing.
If I lose 500 credits while gambling here, I am not giving to the company any real economic advantage whatsoever. It gets probable, though, that I will purchase some more credits sooner or later, and that will be the only time in which I'll give a real economical benefit to Totem.

It is only allowed if you Are
1) Promoting iStripper with your video
2) Watermarking your videos with the iStripper Logo in constant view.
3) providing a link to the Main Page istripper.com

Honestly just wanted some eye candy for my viewers to watch without getting flagged (Youtube)

You should probably check with Totem on this. I know some people have been allowed to post material on other media, but the terms of the user license have some restrictions. I'm not an expert on the legal issues involved in this.

I appreciate the help. I will give this a try.

well if you are recording you could merely record the scene in full screen mode...and then just cut out the nude parts. Every card has three long scenes that are a full strip tease...and the first minute or so of these are going to be non-nude. Most topless scenes are also non-nude for a portion. I think you could easily get 5 minutes of non-nude footage from every show. I would be careful about sharing any footage that is non-demo though because istripper may not take kindly to its content being freely distributed, even non-nude.

I tried option 3 and this worked for me.

Honestly just wanted some eye candy for my viewers to watch without getting flagged (Youtube) This works well and I thank you for your help!

Baby Nichola
Kalisy
Zazie Skymm

Some ***** differences, but close enough

Emilya Argan
Guilia G
Paulina
Sophie Sparks

Foxy
Katya Klower
Randy Ayn

Kristina
Lovenia Lux
Luna Corazon

Wow great work everyone!

Foxy
Lucy Li
Tracey Smile

My dear @Stanston, it seems you have a problem. But I will not go into it any further and I will certainly not pick out all posts from me in the last months especially for you. That would be really too stupid for me.

I appreciate the help. I will give this a try.

There are basically three ways to do this.

1. Use safe-for-work
a. In the Safe For Work section turn on Dont' show any nudity unless I click to see it. (I've never used this so I don't know how well it works.)

2. Use the built-in settings of iStripper.
a. On the settings tab turn on the Advanced Settings checkbox on the upper left.
b. In the Desktop section be sure progressive hotness is not checked.
c. From the Levels of eroticism drop-down select what you want, in this case No Nudity, but multiple selections are allowed.

3. Make a playlist of just the clips you want to see.
a. On the settings tab turn on the Advanced Settings checkbox on the upper left.
b. In the Display section be sure Display Clips List is checked.
c. In the My Collection tab double-click a card.
d. On the card details disply click on the clips icon (second from the right) on the same line as the card name
e. Click on the Playlist tab on the far right, middle of the display
f. ***** the clips you want to the playlist.
g. You can repeat c-f for multiple cards, if you wish
h. Save the playlist
i. To play the playlist, click on the Now Playing tab just above the Playlist tab
j. Use Insert playlist to load a playlist (you can load more than one playlist, if you wish)
k. The Random and Repeat checkboxes control the order in which clips will be played

Option 1 is simplest, and option 3 gives you the most control control

Many cards have only a few non-nude clips, but you may find some topless clips acceptable as well.