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1  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: When you are not to gamble. on: June 20, 2024, 03:19:50 PM
We are both in the same shoes, I could remember when I was an addict, I thought that gambling can make win a huge amount of money buy i was wrong and run ay big losses regularly because I am always gambling all the time chasing my losses.

It was after i learnt a hard lesson that i realized that i have the wrong mindset towards gambling and i started hambling for fun with a little amount of money and this was how I bever gambled for profits anymore.

Nice to see you made it quite early out of addiction. Noticed that gamblers are actually addictive when they wager a huge amount of money. As a friend analyzed today, he mentioned that gambling offers wins to players waiting on behalf of the huge amount they'll wager soonest. People are greedy and would want to double their money. Notwithstanding, the risks involved.

Bypassing such a difficult time is required of people who are still putting on such a heavy tight show, tough to remove. The best of the advice from me, is not to gamble when we are desperately in need for money. That's the worst moment for gamblers to take part in the game. They may end up feeling eagger to win the money. Such feeling actually affects the player's control due to the lacking relaxational spirit in the player.
2  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Recording gambling activities on: June 20, 2024, 02:50:51 PM
Recording your activities in everything, not necessary during gambling is really helpful!

You will know if you're actually a couch potato, spend a lot time in social medias, spend to much money for unnecessary thing, wasting so much time for overthinking etc etc.

In gambling, you will know if you're either earn or loss, gamble too long or not, and spend too much money or not. It just... most people really hate being consistent and they want free life, so they will not able to track their activities day by day.

At first, I thought Op would be discussing about video recording our gambling activity. Saw a gambler who claimed to have used this method to find out the right die to choose in a dice rotating game. Aside this, holding a record of our gambling activity would help a gambler benefit hugely by giving him a view of his past and how he's been wagering money. It's just as close as writing down our expenses on an exercise book. Don't know how this works in limiting excessive spending, but it did work when I tried. Although not in gambling. Similarly a gambler would use this to critically self examine himself with a proven track record of his gambling activities.
3  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Did gambling losses are traps to new game on: June 20, 2024, 02:35:36 PM
Of course all gamblers must know that it is not easy to get money in gambling activities because all they have is that they will feel happy running it and they will be willing to lose money when they have experienced defeat.
Yes, when gamblers have often lost in playing, they should start to realize and should stop right away because if they continue to run it, they will lose a lot of money and be far from victory.


Gambling losses is absolutely the optimistic way of saying a trap in gambling. Players are not able to break free out of such a strong impulse tied to chasing a loss. That's what controls most players and leaves them worrying about how it happened. Loss chase happens so unexpectedly to a gambler, such that he feels sorry for himself after the long chase; for players who would be lucky enough to stop going after the losses.

Definitely, it's not simple to make money in any walk of life. Gambling, however, shouldn't have been tagged as a trending activity if not for the money attached to it. People don't mind if they're about losing money. The problem is the assurance of making money after losing it, as many players paint it to look. Because if they hadn't be expecting to win as if they were assured to get it, players wouldn't have gotten stuck in this dreadful trap.
4  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is this true or some superstitious believe about gambling? on: June 20, 2024, 01:29:53 PM
The system has enough meaningful things to accumulate from players including their money. Don't know for sure what actually gamblers have to accumulate from the casino except for financial and time management. That's for players who are interested in receiving such skills through gambling. The man in the story may have been a victim of lots of losses and ended up leaving the system with nothing. Thereby his motive is convincing more people to think like he does. It's fine hearing the insights of non-gamblers or quitters and how strange and funny it sounds. I noticed that their conversations about gambling is influenced by their previous gambling experience.

Those people that think in such way are only exaggerating and just like you stated, they end up with such mentality probably because of their past experience in gambling. If they really got addicted and lost everything, they would think it was the manipulation of the devil that cost it and therefore may believe that gambling demonic. I agree with what you said. Those that stopped gambling because of how bad it turned out for them usually wants to discourage others too.

It's what is meant to be expected of such gamblers. Harnessing a sad end after a gambling journey is an occurrence that leaves the gambler in a tough mental condition, after many years of participating in gambling. That's why they'll never let it go when a gambler opens his gambling display screen in their presence. I think they also need therapy and help regarding this attitude. As it leaves them in a long term pain. Gambling would continue regardless of their thoughts and whatever they think is the right word for housing edge. Nobody was pushed to consider gambling without their notifications on ways gambling could affect them. If not done the right way.
5  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling therapy on: June 20, 2024, 01:00:16 PM
Online therapy just happened because of social medias and websites. Therapy has always been existing, even for the offline gamblers before the emergence of online casinos. Anything can be a therapy for anybody who gambles. To some, gambling could be their therapy for some terrible life conditions they've found themselves. Hence, it's quite important that people go for therapy when they feel addicted to any activity not just gambling. It's quite a broad term and strolls down to emotions, how we think and where we grew up. These are factors that can also cause a gambler to get addicted. So, it's safe to add that not everyone is meant to go for therapy sessions with a professional. A companion, like said above, can be a therapist to a gambler.
6  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is gambling a weird way of weath redistribution? on: June 20, 2024, 12:46:18 PM
Sounds just like it, a good theory. Remember that gambling is a big business, everyone makes money out of, from gamblers to casino owners. But that's it, there no connection to wealth redistribution whatsoever, it's just the probably, others win, and then there are losers regardless if you are rich or whales. Of course, in a landbased casinos, there are a ton of jobs that is being open locally, because as I have pointed out, it's business after all.

There are even a country that really looks for gambling as their main source, and it's Macau in Asia.

So don't overthink about it my friend, wealth redistribution, wealth inequality will be there throughout human's history.

If being categorized under wealth distribution, the gamblers take lesser amount compared to the casino. The funds don't even stay longer in the hands of the gambler before it's been taken by the casino, to be given back to the gambler next time. It's actually what the market is about. Money circulates from player to another helping the casino business grow. And we must know that wealth is created when raw materials are being joined together to form a new product. Casinos are gaining from their ideas.

Gambling is just an activity that could be done anywhere any time. Casinos only fixed some materials together and told people that gambling in their place does the changes and would yield them more funds. Because, it'll be hard to gamble everyday if they weren't casinos. Due to the fact that, gambling is not a one man activity. People need to come together and disagree on an idea or opinion then they'll be urged to gamble over it. Such things wouldn't happen all the time. But casinos fixed this, and are killing it for their provisions for a comfortable gambling environment.
7  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The real winning of gambling is withdrawals on: June 20, 2024, 12:22:23 PM
When a player devalues money, he is actually not in control of himself anymore. Looking at what you just wrote it's fine to say that gamblers who don't notice they've won some funds, instead focus on staying in the game, end up losing out completely, both their winnings and deposited money. Okay it's fine to add that gamblers should at least take out their winnings and let the deposit stay. This would help the player to at least harness lots of control on the money won via gambling.

Thereby, spending the withdrawn money on other utilities and then wagering the remaining bankroll, hoping to make some wins afterwards. There're some gambling strategy that helps the player to complete his designated time of gambling, lets assume, a player decides to gamble 5 hours a day for 2 weeks and designs a bankroll for it, his winning shouldn't be taken out until the 2 weeks period is attained. This helps the player not to run out of money while on his gambling journey.

That's true, sometimes when they succeed in getting a win, what they do is not withdraw it, but they hold on to be able to get an even bigger win again, but it's not surprising that when they do that, what happens is they lose completely, as you said. because I don't think the casino will allow its players to continue winning, even if they continue to gamble when they have won, of course it is very likely that the casino will take back the winnings they have earned, because I think that when the player has won, it means the casino has given them an opportunity. for them to make good use of it, but unfortunately they couldn't take advantage of that victory so what they did was an action that had a big chance of making them lose completely.

quite good advice, I think everyone has their own strategy, especially with the winnings they have obtained, sometimes they think of withdrawing some of it, risking it all back, but what is more appropriate is to withdraw all the winnings that have been obtained, it's just that this action may be carried out by gamblers who have full awareness of gambling. In my opinion, it is rare for gamblers to withdraw all the winnings they have obtained, because even though they have a certain target, usually they can still change their minds so that they forget the initial target set.

It all depends on the gambler, what to do it. We all only speculate on the best idea that would be beneficial to the gambler and reduce stress on his end. Because with the funds which has been withdrawn, the gambler still have the liability of needing to gamble again. It changes the perspective of any other idea directed to this decision. Taking out money from casinos after winning makes no much difference. I could think of a gambler who spent his gambling money on game consoles coupled with gambling, he went broke and probably at some point if he got addicted he'd be tempted to sell those items to generate gambling money.
8  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The real winning of gambling is withdrawals on: June 20, 2024, 05:11:18 AM
We just need to remember that the numbers on the balance of any casino or betting platform are absolutely real money. Each of us knows how hard it is to earn money and therefore we should appreciate it and not treat it disdainfully. In general, the scariest thing in gambling and betting is the moment when a player devalues the meaning of money. When earnings are no longer important to him, but only the expectation of a new rate is important. At this point, the gambler does not need either positive emotions or victory, but only being in the game itself.
And as the player accumulates debts, he wants to escape from reality more and more. And this should not be the case, you should always understand that gambling is the first Game. It can't change their lives for the better if they don't have self-control.

When a player devalues money, he is actually not in control of himself anymore. Looking at what you just wrote it's fine to say that gamblers who don't notice they've won some funds, instead focus on staying in the game, end up losing out completely, both their winnings and deposited money. Okay it's fine to add that gamblers should at least take out their winnings and let the deposit stay. This would help the player to at least harness lots of control on the money won via gambling.

Thereby, spending the withdrawn money on other utilities and then wagering the remaining bankroll, hoping to make some wins afterwards. There're some gambling strategy that helps the player to complete his designated time of gambling, lets assume, a player decides to gamble 5 hours a day for 2 weeks and designs a bankroll for it, his winning shouldn't be taken out until the 2 weeks period is attained. This helps the player not to run out of money while on his gambling journey.
9  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is gambling bad to the society? on: June 20, 2024, 04:55:42 AM
The worst is that people is taking gambling as a source of income and gambling is not a trust worthy something and that's why you don't need to trust gambling, but if you fail to understand that gambling is a something that has to do with opportunity you will be depressed when you continously to lose gambling, I don't mind to lose in gambling as many time, because I know that one of the elements of gambling is that you most experienced loss provided you are a serious gambler, I have not see anything bad for someone to just a gambler, when it's bad is when you don't have the understanding that you neither lose in gambling or you gain.
This has become a disease that is widespread in society, indeed there are many people who think they can make money by gambling for sure, but thinking like that only makes them addicted because it is possible that they are not willing when the money they bet on is lost and when that happens they become wants to return to gambling to recover his losses. It's true what you say, we shouldn't believe in gambling or have full hope in gambling because that's not true, wrong initial thoughts about gambling will lead us to addiction or something worse. there is a possibility that depression will occur, especially if we are not willing to lose the money we bet and continue to gamble then depression will most likely occur.
Indeed, losing or losing money at gambling is something that definitely happens more often, and here we must be able to understand that defeat and losing at gambling is something that is bound to happen and we must be able to respond to it well by not thinking too hard about the money lost at gambling. If you have bet on it, you will have luck, but don't expect it completely, because sometimes it can kill us in the future.

Personally, what we think or do probably gets to us while in any journey. Especially when it's gambling, where people still have to bypass numerous traumatic procedure when losing so much in the game. Which happens as a result of what they've not been expecting in the game. Most gamblers posses false expectations, that's why they hardly not get followed with nice return in all ramifications.

Both financial and mental stability, gamblers who think they'll always win in gambling, lose it, and cause harm to the society. Which is not a new occurrence. We hear and see it happen at every corner of the world. The mindset which the players set out is what affects them on the long run. Generally, the society is being affected somehow by gambling. Although the generated money via gambling also helps the economy of some society, yet it doesn't equate the emotional trauma it places on the player.
10  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Would you bet against the club you support? on: June 19, 2024, 10:14:25 PM
When the opportunity to win is on the opposing team, why don't I decide to place a bet on the opposing team, even though it is quite painful because I have to fight against myself. And here I don't not believe in the team I support, but there is a certain amount of money I am betting on, and for me losing to the team I like is no more painful than losing when betting.

And for me, it's quite ridiculous when we bet on a team whose chances of winning are quite small, because it's the same as throwing away money that we have for free. Even though it's a team we like. and I can do that, because I enjoy the betting more than the match itself.

that's right, we have to be able to distinguish between gambling and support for the team. when we play as a gambler, we have to choose which team has the highest chance of winning, even when it has to fight our favorite team, then we have to be able to choose the opposing team. because money is money. we have to be able to think wisely and choose which team benefits us. unless we really don't want to gamble against our favorite team, that's another story, but i personally when i have the opportunity i will take the best that benefits me.

How then do we determine if a team would win a game when we don't mainly know the future? Sport gambling truly works on analysis, some of the times, but that is not enough to make us accept the winning opportunity of a specific team. That's why a hysterical fan wouldn't risk handing out a bet against his team. What if his team ends up winning the game. How would the fan free? He is going to feel both bad and not completely win/for himself. He'll most probably also will have this thought, what if my team wins? If the analysis which may be the reason you said something about know if a team would lose or not, the best sport analyst would be making kill I guess. Yet, they end up fetching slips with errors. It's always better to hold the funds.
11  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The real winning of gambling is withdrawals on: June 19, 2024, 09:59:29 PM
I decided to create this topic to see how other people manage their winning in gambling.
One way is to withdraw what you won minus the amount you staked, for example if you staked $10 and you won $100, from your winnings you can withdraw $90, and leave $10 in the casino for future games you'd like to gamble on. That being said, even if you feel you would like to increase your staking strength, using the previous example, you can easily withdraw $50 and leave $50 in the casino, increasing your staking amount in the process, it's still a win-win for you.
I want to ask you if you withdraw everything you win will it affect your account, the answer is NO. The advantages of having reserving fund's in your account, is like something that have to do with not stressing yourself again to fund your account, I think that's one of the things that makes people decide to reserve funds in their casino account, is not that they have any effect or it gives chances or chance for anyone to win gambling, we all know that wining gambling is something of luck and if you don't have such opportunity you can't win gambling.

That's probably a nice idea, Onyeeze, that the withdrawal makes no much changes and could be stressful on the gambler's end, due to the challenges engaged with running out of funds on the casino balance and the need to deposit back on the account. Although, nothing is actually wrong with withdrawing our wins. But, it doesn't make much difference as to be termed a “real win".

The gambler only wins when he withdraws the money and decides not to participate in gambling again. Provided he'll still wager money again into the casino, I'd see withdrawal as limiting technique. Its advantage is also a win, by reducing how a player wagers in a session. This will only extend his gambling schedule to some other time. Which also helps a player emotionally. But, trying to evaluate this thought on a financial level, the changes are not much.
12  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Your gambling life could affect your relatives lifes. on: June 19, 2024, 09:45:24 PM
I want to correct a little thing, people doesn't gamble because the inflation in their country or hardship in their environment, one thing I know very well is that, gambling have to do with desperation and engagement, if you are not a gambler a hardship can't push you into gambling, it's because you know what's gambling and that's what makes you to gamble more, another thing I understand in gambling is that you have to know the importance of gambling and also the risk that is involved on it, because ordinarily people love gambling and some people misunderstood it and take gambling as source of income and that's why you feel that we are getting more numbers of people in gambling if inflation in some countries persist

Misconception which you wrote about is a result of lack of genuine information and knowledge about gambling before joining the niche. On the venture to decrease addiction rate, gamblers are meant to be advised on the importance of gambling. And, also, what they could learn through the game. Gambling has never been a negative activity all through. The problem has to do with the player's mind set. They think gambling is an activity that could ruin their financial life, that's why it ends up ruining their gambling journey on the long run. So, it's actually a nice point referring to gamblers as people who should focus more on being educated about what they're about to go into.
13  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Drake did it again! Another huge losing bet... on: June 19, 2024, 09:18:41 PM
Betting hugely on any popular sports event is the language Drake knows of. I wonder when he tends to put a stop to all his terrible losing of his, that is not encouraging. He is lucky that he's a superstar, any amount he loses will not affect him, and he can easily get the money back(as he always thought).

If not for him being a superstar, I believe he would have been bankrupt by now cos he can't be losing huge amounts on gambling now and then, still having the zeal to  ride on gambling bets

You should not believe everything you see on the internet and do little own research. The fact that Drake lost again, does not mean he losses all the time. We see only a part of his life. We see only what he allows us to see. It is impossible to be, that Drake has never won any bet, and if you search the internet, you would find that he also wins huge amount of money. Everyone are already programed to focus on his losses, when few look on the situation more wide or from different angle. Right not UEFA Euro 2024 tournament is running. I feel like Drake is going to place a bet on a final game. If he wins,  nobody would notice that, if he losses, we would get a new Drake's curse article here.
You are not far from the truth to say that not everything online that one should believe on. People would only show the public what they want them to see and hid other things from them, by keeping everyone on the dark side to assume that he "Drake" experience losses each time he bets, whereby he can be winning in some, he chose not to get it revealed since human being are good in spreading the bad news of someone than his success.

I'm surprised to see similar trends of drake curse still emerging on top blogs, while on Instagram Drake is doing numbers each day on winning. No day passes that Drake winning videos doesn't show up on Instagram. But, like I read above that the people who say about Drake always losing don't research enough of his gambling videos. These bloggers only share things that would intrigue their readers to stick around the blog and distribute comments. However, it still helps in building the artist's name negatively. That's not to be worried about. On the other hand, he still wagers what he's able to lose. Because looking at those numbers it doesn't affect much of his wealth. Added to the fact he sometimes wins in a game.
14  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Double your money and quite on: June 19, 2024, 08:05:51 PM
Personally I am not interested in how to double money because the results are not certain to be good and according to our expectations I prefer to play fairly and not force things that are not in accordance with my own abilities.
For example, I want to bet I will look at the contents of my wallet first and if I am sure I will play but if I am still in doubt then it is better not to.
And if at that time I win then I will take and immediately cash out the winnings to enjoy with happiness and return when my condition and situation are back to normal.
chasing a doubling of your balance is very dangerous, you can play too hard and end up losing everything.Of course, every player would like to double their balance in 1-2 games, but this happens extremely rarely, it is better to play slowly and not focus only on x2.If you play only for profit, the end will be very predictable, most likely it will only be losses.

Doubling of money in gambling is not always a recurring event. Players undergo too many losses before being able to advance their wins with more earnings. It's been normal to think of gambling as a means to generate more money, for some players, but that doesn't seem feesible. Most gamblers actually think they can harness money by saving it through this method. Yet, they still find it hard to achieve such goals. Gambling has never been an activity designated to yeild anybody some extra money.

That's why when participating in the game and more money comes forward through it the gambler would see himself lucky. Because that wasn't what he was, initially, thinking. Contrarily, a gambler who has been passing through difficult times with understanding gambling in this angle of thoughts will always end up not making out fun and extra profits via gambling. When what we want doesn't show up as expected the gambler would be disappointed and feel tired about, thereby affecting the playing strategy of the player.
15  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / McDonald's Bitcoin payment at El Salvador are broken, users complain on: June 18, 2024, 08:41:39 AM
This has been a persisting trouble and users on X (formerly Twitter) complained bitterly that they were not able to pay using bitcoin on McDonald's Bitcoin powered payment process at El Salvador. Not sure if the report sent out to Open node about this error have been resolved or a note sent out to the users regarding such a dispute.

Amongst the multiple users who complained, Zeus and Leo Weese, (members of Twitter cryptocurrency community) share this on their page. The problem here is that when you try paying, the screen that's meant to display the invoice would freeze. However, after a while "Zeus" managed to scan the screen after it flashed for a nano second. The other user paid using the counter.

What could have been the cause to this issue?





Above is actually the invoice supposed to be that of ZEUS which he luckily scanned and paid.

Link to post: https://x.com/LeoAW/status/1794463761010729132?t=SSCajImRqyv5e_1_3iH5tQ&s=19

Note: it's not a fresh news, as the tweet is dated back to 25 and 26 May. Thanks for reading.
16  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Rich or poor gambler, who should risk more? on: June 17, 2024, 04:55:01 PM
Regardless of who you are, rich or poor, in the end, gambling with a high level of risk is an idea that will never be recommended in gambling, I understand that everyone has different financial situations in their lives, but still if we talk about gambling then Of course it is best to bet with a small amount or an amount you can afford to lose. Rich or poor is not something that can be used as a benchmark for achieving more or winning more often.

Bringing up the fact that everyone doesn't like losing money, although there are some gamblers who have a pretty good responsibility, but if they lose a large amount of money then I'm not sure they will be able to remain calm. Gambling does provide the opportunity to win to all gamblers regardless of whether they are rich or poor, but we also have to understand that behind the opportunity to win there is always the possibility of loss that will continue to lurk, meaning it is better to do something that does not exceed your abilities, one of which is allocation. money to bet.

Gambling for the rich is quite different on the eyes of many, but with experience you'd see that nothing demarcates the rich and poor in gambling except for bankrolls. The rich posses huge bankrolls while the poor own a little. Hence, people who think of the rich having immunity in gambling are probably wrong. No forms of immunity for anybody in gambling both for the rich and poor.

As you pointed out, nobody is comfortably going to accept losing his money without having a second thought about it. Even, the rich get pained the most for losing their money, because they wager huge amount of money to earn bigger. If the fact that rich gamblers wager huge amount of money makes them more of a risk taker than low income players, then that wouldn't be considered enough comparison. Because, if the low income player also had the type of money the rich posses he would do the same.
17  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Concerns grow over online gambling among teens on: June 17, 2024, 04:30:18 PM
These youngsters are indeed tech ninjas. They rule Fortnite lobbies and can break Wi-Fi. That does not mean, however, they have the wisdom to deal with the real-world consequences from their activities. Do they understand the crushing weight of debt or the slippery slope of internet gambling? No, hell no. We cannot expect they will solve it by the time their mortgages are due. That's bullshit! It is on us to teach our children and have those awkward talks with them. We have to establish limits, educate them about financial accountability, and equip them to make wise decisions

This is not about being the "cool parent" able to floss with perfection. It's about serving as a mentor, a guide, a wise leader. It's about arming them with the tools to not only survive but flourish in this digital age

Your last line is incredible and a must implement for most parents. These kids are tech savvies and could get around any digitalized computing tool or app. Harnessing this privilege as a parent and fixing them somewhere they could fit-in would be a nice investment for the family. Because they'll never disappoint once it's tech related. The opportunity to this is all over the web, not that the parents need to be there to spoonfeed them on what to do on the internet.

Sites like Udemy is filled with courses including coding which could attract a child's interest to learn. Companies like Apple are always on the look for tech savvy people to join their company, and code on operating systems. However, the challenge could also be that kids don't always stick around things that wouldn't yield them immediate money. That's why online video games still figure out ways to tip their players, which consists of kids, some money. Yet with the right advice and samples of people who are doing perfectly well financially with the course they're learning, the child will stay focused and learn, knowing he'd be big in future.
18  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What if you have a casino? on: June 17, 2024, 03:51:55 PM
The last time I read a Donald Trump's book he mentioned the importance of being a casino owner other than a gambler. The key word he made was that owning the casino fetches more money than being the gambler, that was why he decided to run a casino. I mean if a person is financially stable enough to set up a casino it's worth giving a shot. Because the customer base is quite numerous and lots of people are definitely going to play games, thereby fetching more money for the owner. It's quite a nice venture. If I owned a casino, I wouldn't allow people to get addicted. Personally, would endeavor that addicted players get banned and the report would be sent across other online casinos not to accept such members in their platform. For their health purpose.
19  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How does affilate programs work in casinos? on: June 17, 2024, 01:33:08 PM
The concept of affiliate programs are just easy to understand. You see those guys giving out flyers for condo spaces and houses in the suburbs? You would assume that they have places there and are just selling you the idea of buying a condo at their property or whatever but the truth is, almost none of them own any of those properties, and a good amount of them are just hired by the property provider, etc. To market these condos and houses at their behest, and in exchange for every successful sale they are given a portion of the profits tagged as commission.

The same idea works for casinos, as an affiliate you're given a link which you will send to your prospects, and each time someone registers, deposits, or gambles using your link, you either earn a point, equivalent to a certain denomination of money, or cold-hard cash.

Being affiliated to a company is quite similar to being a sales man. And it's not difficult to understand. The most tedious aspect of being an affiliate is getting people to patronize the casino. It's not simple, starting out as an affiliate, but the best aspect of it is the commission as you mentioned. And some casino keep on giving out those commissions provided the (your) affiliate still gambles with them. Attaching an affiliate link to your signature also works fine in fetching some commission. The person who introduced Op into affiliate marketing should have told him more of how it works. And it's also a nice thing to try. As it could yield a long lasting stream of income to Op, if he does the right thing.
20  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Would you cashout or wait for the game to conclude? on: June 17, 2024, 12:54:12 PM
This is a question that is best answered considering the current situation of the gambler, to make it simpler gamblers need have a defined system that allows them to cash out or hold according to how the game goes, because most at times when we hold it reverses against us, while when we cash out it goes in our favour. In essence do what you perceive as right when betting, if you are okay with the amount while cashing out then no need to regret over anything, so also if you hold which you dim it fit then it reversed no need to be angry, you did what you decided it is as simple as this.

Personally, it's a complex decision which could lead to being in a dilemma. Gamblers also have doubts within themselves, which is the main purpose of gambling. The regret probably will come in at any moment. It's normal to pick up the existing money and walk away, than wait till the game is over then things changes before the game ends, causing the player to lose out the whole money. I think while waiting for the game to come to an end would be a challenging period for the gambler and the timing would seem to be very slow, it's better not to undergo such a mental stress and focus on the available money. Whatever decision it is the player picks, let it revolve around holding some money. Lossing out completely after being offered a cash out opportunity would be a serious nightmare for that gambler.
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