Of course it's risky! Investing in Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB is risky too. That's why we should never invest more than we can afford to lose in anything, and casino coins aren't an exception.


Oh, c'mon! You sound like you know exactly how to make money in this universe.

Investing in some casino coins can be much more profitable than from all that you mentioned. It's just a big uncertainty. If it were so easy, no big investors would ever go bankrupt.

Only don't set your goals too high is my advice. Then the satisfaction will be at hand. Go ahead slowly, little by little, and will reach even higher goals this way.

I think "don't chase your losses" can be a very useful advice to beginners. Many gamblers lose much more than what they were wanting to recover in the beginning because of this destructive process. I think, in reality we all do that sometimes. No gambler, even an experienced one, is immune to that. It often happens with me too. I lose $5 and I think I will just take that back and I quit. But I lose $20 more instead. And than I stop, because I don't want to lose even more. It is very important to stop when you lost $25 already. It is very important to not try to recover that amount. You should know that it can become $100 and then $200 and so on.

It not only helps to not lose all their money, it helps to not lose significant amounts for them too. Gambling shouldn't be seen as an activity through which you can earn a life-changing amount(although some people succeed in that by chance), rather it should be seen as @Maus0728 said above as entertainment with which you can occasionally win something nice. Don't overstate your expectations, don't put too much money at risk, and gambling won't be something negative for you; instead, it can remain a fun and enjoyable activity.

If that's true, I'm sorry that people lost their money. Also, not being a coder, I don't understand whether it's the site's fault that somebody found a way to inject a malicious script into the frontend of the app.

What I know is that recently, 5 or 6 days ago, I requested a withdrawal of $400 from my FreeBitco.in account and everything went smoothly and pretty quick too.

I was even able to insert a new address here



which wasn't an option in the old days, as far as I can remember.

That's a very sad story and it shows exactly why we shouldn't allow young people to engage with gambling. He was nine years old, FFS! What were his parents doing? It's the toughest fate if you win in that age, and that's what happened to Ritzenhein, the main character in the story. He was turning his life into hell afterwards(and the lives of all those around him too, I'm sure). It's good he found strength to call Problem Gambling Help Line. Hope they will help him.

Yandex? You propose to use a Russian-controlled search engine to see what is really happening?

It's so ludicrous that it's actually funny.  

Good example of betting with seemingly good chance of winning. People often bet big amounts when they think they surely going to win their bet, and they often loose, as we know. I remember  a news about guy betting $1 million with 1.01x multiplier, meaning that that chance of winning was 98% for him. He was betting on a very strong team playing with a very weak team and win, and he lost his bet. $1 million! Can you imagine? How many spins he could make with that money on on a slot machine like Le Bandit?

Congrats on your win, mate!

It's amazing how many various promos have been run by Blackjack.fun!

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I don't know how it is in your country, but normally such casinos could be fined or even closed. It's similar to selling alcohol or cigarettes to those who's underage. No matter how much you concerned about making profits, you shouldn't do that.

Also, like you said, "gambling must still at least possess that sense of decency". It's immoral to allow young people, people who don't possess certain knowledge essential for safe gambling to play games of chance at your place.

I wouldn't say most of the time in the sense like we are saying it when we mean "90% of the time". It's just 55% of the time or so. But that's enough to consider to stop betting after a big win.


You mean, like it's predetermined? I don't think so. I think it happens randomly, and the moment before it happens no none in the universe can say whether it will happen or not.


If you are lucky at the moment, you can win with any strategy or without any, that's what I'm positive of. Bet with 0.01% win chance and you will win if you are lucky.

History keeps changing all the time, we can do nothing about it.  We can only talk about probabilities, and the probability of something that was happening for years before to happen again is high. That ATH that Bitcoin had before the halving is nothing compared to the proper ATH which we all are expecting, and you know it yourself.


What terrible scenario, bro? What are you talking about? Just look at how BTC was behaving for the past year:



Is it terrible in your opinion?

I think we can say that another bull season has begun since the end of January, and now we are in the middle of it.

Everyone's luck is the same as everyone else's. There's no such thing like people whose luck is good always. One time it's good and another time it's bad, and that's how it is for everyone. We can't know in what period of time, luck-wise, we are currently or will be in the future, but retrospectively we can say with some certainty whether it was a lucky day/hour for us or not.


Actually, I think it's possible. You just shouldn't bet more when you want to win more. There are other possibilities, like big multipliers for instance.

Firstly, the game could be rigged in the place OP was playing it. There are tons of rigged games in unregulated casinos around the world, and, I think it will be like that always. What can I say? Don't go to such places, ever. If you want to have fun with gambling, go either to large luxurious land-based casinos or go to established online casinos, where nothing is rigged.

Secondly, what do you mean by "getting far in gambling"? It sounds like if he knew that "gambling is a game of risk", he could somehow regularly make money through it.

You think that I'm afraid of my wife and that's why I wrote that?

Interesting. Where I live we are not afraid of our wives, we love them and we want them to be happy.

I think it's rather unusual to want to gamble with all the money when you have a lot of them, someone else's. Our world is big and so you can find a lot of such people, but compared to majority I'd say they are exceptions. Most people know that losing in gambling is easier than winning and so they wouldn't risk big amounts of money. Risking the money that doesn't belong to you is just disgusting in my opinion, and I'm pretty sure most people hold that opinion.

Date: 22/05/2022
Game number: 72
Teams playing: RR vs RCB

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1. Match Winner: RR
2. Highest Runs by a batter: Rajat Patidar
3. Highest Wicket by a bowler: Glenn Maxwell
4. Player of the Match: Virat Kohli
5. Predict the Final Score of the Winning Team (within +/- 10 runs): 202
6. Predict who will hit Maximum Sixes: Virat Kohli
7. Predict the team that will win the toss: RCB

Oh, I din't know that. I'm just using Electrum and there you can add or remove even just 1 satoshi from your fee. ( I hadn't known it at first and was using the fee that Electrum  was proposing me, but later, when the fees became unbearably high, figured it out.) So convenient!


Yeah, it would be stupid to just throw the money away by anyone, even from a developed country.


This is most likely the answer. No human would make such a mistake.

That's impressive result, congrats, @Trofo! I only got 38 of them right in the end:



Next time I hope I will be participating in every Majestic7 game and I will do better. But that's just my hopes, because in the last game I got only one right:



One right prediction in each Matchday and 38 Matchdays, it can be again just 38 correct predictions.