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Title: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: Lorenzo on June 26, 2015, 02:45:56 AM
I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games. Of course, dice games are simple and easy to play since they tend to be pretty straightforward but after a while, they can get a bit boring too.

The last time I played card games was several years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: katerniko1 on June 26, 2015, 02:53:22 AM
anyways after all of that i would still recommend you to learn poker and start playing it.
its mostly skill based game and start with freerolls and practice.
when you think your good enough deposit some and go on cash tables. :)
regards.
-Katerniko1


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: subSTRATA on June 26, 2015, 02:53:40 AM
I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games. Of course, dice games are simple and easy to play since they tend to be pretty straightforward but after a while, they can get a bit boring too.

The last time I played card games was several years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

the new pachinko game that just came out is actually pretty fun, but if you want skill-based games, you might want to try binary options; not really "skill," but if you know what youre doing, its possible to gain an edge in the long run.

pachinko: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1094065.0


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: Coef on June 26, 2015, 03:02:21 AM
I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games.

The last time I played card games was many years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience is solely restricted to dice?

Luck-only games other than dice that I personally like: Diggit and Luckybit
The former one is more fun than dice IMO, because the player takes a part in the it (though it is still just luck) instead of just watching the number rolling. For the latter one, it is exciting to see your coin dropping to the plinko board.

For skill-based games, I like Bustabit (with a small skill factor), poker and sports betting (with a much larger skill factor).


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: BetterBets.io on June 26, 2015, 03:10:52 AM
You are welcome to try horse racing or the new Power Plinko game we launched yesterday https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1065847.msg11707038#msg11707038
Our Casino's direct address is in my signature, either way wish you the best of luck :)


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: Lorenzo on June 26, 2015, 03:23:11 AM
anyways after all of that i would still recommend you to learn poker and start playing it.
its mostly skill based game and start with freerolls and practice.
when you think your good enough deposit some and go on cash tables. :)
regards.
-Katerniko1

Yeah, poker is one that I'm seriously considering getting into since it seems that once you've mastered the game, it becomes much easier to push the odds in your favor and you can get an actual consistent source of income that way.

I know that there are professional poker players out there who are able to subsist solely on their winnings from online gambling. In fact, I used to know one such person who was a very good online poker player. He was consistently earning more than $300 per week and he was able to use the earnings from his online gambling to pay for all of his living expenses. Eventually he decided to quit playing for profit because he got sick of staring at a screen all day and found a much more lucrative job in programming instead.

Playing poker 24/7 as a living like that sounds a bit extreme but I wouldn't mind getting an extra $20 to 50 per week from doing something that I'd probably enjoy once I got the hang of it. How long would I need to study and practice to make this kind of amount every week?

I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games. Of course, dice games are simple and easy to play since they tend to be pretty straightforward but after a while, they can get a bit boring too.

The last time I played card games was several years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

the new pachinko game that just came out is actually pretty fun, but if you want skill-based games, you might want to try binary options; not really "skill," but if you know what youre doing, its possible to gain an edge in the long run.

pachinko: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1094065.0

Never played pachinko before but it sounds pretty interesting. Kind of like a mix between pinball and slots, I guess.

I have a very basic understanding of day trading. Would this be of any help to binary options trading or are the two mostly unrelated?


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: Hexcoin on June 26, 2015, 03:25:14 AM
I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games. Of course, dice games are simple and easy to play since they tend to be pretty straightforward but after a while, they can get a bit boring too.

The last time I played card games was several years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

if you are kinda busy in RL and you still want to gamble, i suggest you try sportsbook, you can use some stats to determine the winner(a little bit skill) and leave it until the game finishes. but if you want to spend time gambling, try poker or blackjack, it require some skills thou


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: SyGambler on June 26, 2015, 03:25:30 AM
I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games. Of course, dice games are simple and easy to play since they tend to be pretty straightforward but after a while, they can get a bit boring too.

The last time I played card games was several years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

Moving from dice to skill games is a little bit hard , but you can do it if you work hard
it's good that you have a little experience with poker , so at least you know something about it
you can do good at it if you spend time on studying the game and focusing while playing
I'm sure you would have best results and at least you would have fun more than playing dice , since you are the one who takes action and control in these games
but also a little bit of dice and BlackJack would be nice  ;D ( Gambler's soul needs to throw some money  ;D)


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: subSTRATA on June 26, 2015, 03:45:53 AM
Never played pachinko before but it sounds pretty interesting. Kind of like a mix between pinball and slots, I guess.

I have a very basic understanding of day trading. Would this be of any help to binary options trading or are the two mostly unrelated?
from what ive heard, binary options are a simplified form of forex trading, so I guess your basic understanding might come in handy; but id suggest you to read up on it first, and get as much knowledge on the subject you can. coinut and secondstrade seem to be the biggest binary options sites advertised here, so you should start looking around those two sites as well.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: Rmcdermott927 on June 26, 2015, 05:09:06 AM
I've been playing on Primedice for over a year now and invested some CLAMs on Just-Dice. I also made a small 0.01 BTC deposit to a ponzi game once back when this board was filled with them (which I reinvested and then lost) but other than that, virtually all of my experience with gambling has been with dice games. Of course, dice games are simple and easy to play since they tend to be pretty straightforward but after a while, they can get a bit boring too.

The last time I played card games was several years ago. I also played a couple of games of poker with friends back in high school but I'm not sure if I still remember how to play anymore and even back then, I don't remember winning many games.

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

Slots or blackjack.   Poker is very hard to get a customer base because you need a way to get more than a few people on the website at all hours of the day at the same time.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: erpbridge on June 26, 2015, 12:18:26 PM

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?
Gambling is Gambling, so a previous experience doesn't matter anywhere in a game of luck. You can literally play almost all games offered in a Casino, on bitcoin sites. Ranging from Blackjack/Roulette/Slots. Some other innovation games would be Plinko/Horse racing/PVP based games. Skill based games would be poker, which again has lots of variants in itself such as PLO/NL/OFC etc.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: twister on June 26, 2015, 01:07:23 PM
Try Sportsbook mate, you're going to love it, first of all no worries whether it's provably fair or not, and it's not that difficult, just choose a sport you're crazy about and start betting, don't go for tips, just do a little bit of research, if you like the sport you would know a thing or two about the teams and players and I am telling you it's better than any other sort of gambling.

And another plus is it doesn't take too much time, you can decide your game for the day, place the bets and enjoy the game, it gets even more exciting.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: subSTRATA on June 26, 2015, 01:33:20 PM
There are some skill games such as blackjack and video poker, but almost all online variants are configured so that with perfect play it's still -EV. So while fun, you can't ever expect a profitable play.

it might be possible to turn a consistent profit with blackjack if there are live dealers where counting cards can be possible. of course, this practice will get you kicked out (very) quickly in a real casino, but through a compute monitor, no one can really notice you doing this.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: DirectDice on June 27, 2015, 08:02:53 PM
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Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: panjul07 on June 28, 2015, 03:42:18 AM
What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

I prefer to play on jackpot slots and video poker than pvp poker. Pvp poker is great game, but I don't really like it because it needs a big patience waiting other players especially if the table is full :)
Perhaps sportsbook is also a good choice if you have a good knowledge/analysis about sports.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: agustina2 on June 28, 2015, 06:09:55 AM
i suggest you to move sportsbook.. they never rigged.. its fit for busy people but if you like dice maybe it will make u bored because u have to wait 30-2hours for wait final result.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: WhatTheGox on June 28, 2015, 08:20:53 AM

Does anyone here have any suggestions?

What other luck-based or skill-based games would be the most suitable for someone whose gambling experience has been mostly restricted to dice?

Try out poker for a while on a regular basis, sign up to a training site, try to actually beat the lower stake games.  Its a good thrill to know you can beat the competition.  Just make sure you never decide to go pro, its a very bad decision for most :)


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: shanem on June 28, 2015, 02:13:31 PM
Go for sportsbook gambling.
There are lots of variety and you can experience what you are comfortable at before betting.
It is more fun and exciting than dice gambling.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: adaseb on June 28, 2015, 02:45:08 PM
Like others suggested here before. Go into Sports book gambling. Its much more fun and makes it part of your lifestyle to watch the games live in action. You can also try betting on horses.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: CarlesPuyol on June 28, 2015, 02:48:46 PM
Like others suggested here before. Go into Sports book gambling. Its much more fun and makes it part of your lifestyle to watch the games live in action. You can also try betting on horses.

Sport bets can be very cruel! And in long term most of the people lose money.
Its very hard to make money in gambling  :(


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: srgkrgkj on June 28, 2015, 02:51:39 PM
Like others suggested here before. Go into Sports book gambling. Its much more fun and makes it part of your lifestyle to watch the games live in action. You can also try betting on horses.

Sport bets can be very cruel! And in long term most of the people lose money.
Its very hard to make money in gambling  :(

sportsbetting is not hard at all if you take thhe tips of a professional or if you know how to judge the outcome of a game then its easy as pie lol but as usual there are bad days and good days lol


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: grendel25 on June 28, 2015, 08:04:16 PM
I like the idea of sports betting and using some of the threads in these forums to see what other people are picking.  You can also do research and find which sports pickers are having the best odds and then go from there and apply a good betting strategy.


Title: Re: Branching out from dice... Any suggestions?
Post by: melody82 on June 28, 2015, 08:37:50 PM
I like chain profit, it is a fun game.  But other than that I think the best way to win money gambling is either sports betting or poker.  You can improve your chances of winning in both of these games by increasing your personal knowledge and skill level.  I don't bet on sports, but for the two sports I watch regularly (mma, boxing) I can call the winners with a pretty good accuracy.  Maybe not the specific outcome though (which is needed to REALLY make money on sports betting.)  Good luck!