Even if the bet slip is not for the mentioned person, still that bet is too risky, but it can also be risky because what if the better didn't care about the outcome? Then he will rely on his luck, and there are 50/50 percent chances, which is too risky. It may not be risky because the man may be sure about the bet; that's why he put a high amount of money into that bet. Well, either way, it will definitely hit his life; it may be good or bad.

If this person just faked that post, he is a big scam; claiming others bet slip is a bad thing; and also, flexing bet slip is not a good move because, as you said, many will be suspicious about the man who posted the slip. He can be targeted if, for instance, the bet he placed is win situation.

Yes, of course, that is the beauty of cryptocurrency: its volatility. I know it is risky or dangerous, but that is what crypto is. Because of its volatile price, even for many, it is dangerous, but for crypto investors of any kind, like tafing and holder, we take advantage of the volatility of cryptocurrency.

Of course I can, because I've honed my knowledge and skills in terms of cryptocurrency. That's why I'm not afraid of the volatility. Of course, there's still risk, but of course, without risk, you will not gain. A mature and honed crypto investor will not blame the volatility of the price if they fail or lose money; the ones to blame are the investor itself, because it means that you do not have enough skill and knowledge and yet you still invest. There is a lot to invest in fiat, but I'm more into crypto currency.

Well, that would be risky. I mean, you said you want to earn a profit from sports betting, but you don't know about sports. Players,  how could you possibly earn if you are not sure on who and what you will be betting? Yes, you could start playing sports betting, but the guaranteed earnings are impossible. I think you should invest first in gathering information, like reading articles about the sports you want to bet on and gathering information about the teams and players. In that way, you have a chance to win because you know who could possibly win.




Sports betting is fun, yeah, but losing money from it is not. So before you decide to fully engage in sports betting, take the advice of a lot of people who will reply to your topic. That will be useful and beneficial for you, and you will also earn a lot if your bet is on point.

Telegram? From the sounds of it, telegram is subject to use for scamming. I don't, but trusting the application and installing it on your device is so dangerous because, as the OP said, it is only on telegram, and what we know is that it may be a scheme made by scammers, added with no KYC. That's a bit too obvious. Imagine depositing money from an app that you've got on telegram without knowing who is the developer of the casino app or who's the owner of the casino app.

As an IT professional, this is too risky; apps may contain malware that can be used to hack devices. I don't discriminate or talk bad about Telegram; I use it, but online casinos that are based on Telegram are too risky and dangerous. Of course, I don't stop gamblers if they want to use it. You are in your own safety; it is your own responsibility.

I think KYC is normal these days. It's part of the security policy of the casino; they do KYC for them to know who the player is and where they will send the withdrawal. And because a crypto casino or online casino is subject to money laundering, what I mean is that if the player is anonymous, he could waste money that could be from illegal activities. That's what the online casino is avoiding, and there are also laws that require KYC for online casinos to verify the players for their safety. I understand that you are concerned about your personal information. If you think you can't trust the online casino, then find another that is more trustworthy. But asking for video recording—I think that is sckechy; if they ask for that, I suggest they don't sign up for that casino. KYC only requires informal ID and a picture. But it depends on the casino; it's your call whether to trust it or not.

Crypto gambling is the new meta because it is easy to access because it is online, and crypt currency is also well known to others. Especially investors. Well, traditional gambling is still popular these days, as many people are still fans of physical gambling games as they are more fun and entertaining, especially for the elderly. Mainly, one of the main differences between crypto gambling and regular gambling is that regular gambling is for gamblers who like engagement with other people, or socialising, in short. While crypto gambling is easier to access with just a device, it is suitable for gamblers who don't have social skills or are introverts, and of course, it is more popular among young people. Still, even though they have differences, gambling is gambling, and gambling is a form of entertainment with money involved, while it has its good side, as we know both of them can cause addiction.

And I experienced that at some point in my trading journey, both crypto and forex, when I first started, I ignored the essential things that I should know: knowledge, skill, and experience. At first, it went smoothly. I traded recklessly, but it didn't last long because after that day, I kept losing and losing money until I'm in debt.


But that didn't stop me. I rested for a while, then started learning more about trading and focused only on crypto currency trading, mainly bitcoin. Of course, at first I still lost some money, but not like my first experience. Eventually,  I noticed that I'm getting better and better at trading. I'm not a perfect trader, so I still experience down trades, but I can earn more than I lose. Even trading is too risky and can cost you money if you don't do well. As long as you have dedication and patience, the losses will pay off.

We can help them, we can forced them to enter in a rehabilitation, that is I think the last resort for gambling addicts, because if friends and family can't help them then no one will even their selves. I've see a lot of people who commited crimes and suffered from their addiction and gambling is one of them.

Even if we concern ourselves with the gambling addicts if they can't help themselves then we can't help also but of course you can do your part by pursuing them to quit and to change it don't has to be immediately they could practice a limited amount to spend in gambling first and little by little will reduce the session of gambling and eventually he/she will forgot about gambling, but of course he/she should divert his attention to other things like sports or other games with no money involved.

No, it's never too late. Yes,  you are too late in the event where the bitcoin price skyrocketed, but it's still not too late to invest in bitcoin because there are a lot of ways to earn through bitcoin; you can do holding, trading, etc. There are a lot out there. What matters is how you will earn from it; the answers will be yours. Don't listen to others claiming to be experts in bitcoin or whatever; at the end of the day, you are the one who will determine if it's too late.

Investing in bitcoin takes a lot of time, effort, and knowledge; it's up to you if you want to. I guarantee that investing in bitcoin will be worthwhile as long as you equip yourself with the necessary tools to do so. So don't be disappointed because you didn't get rich immediately. Be disappointed if you can't make yourself rich. It's better to do your own research and not believe in the hoax of others that bitcoin is not a good investment and it's too late, because it is not and it never was.

I disagree with the idea that sports betting is based on luck; I guess that's not what you've quoted in his statement. He is stating that in sports betting, you have an advantage over big leagues in sports because you can search for the source of information about the teams and players. but it is different for low league or small league as it only has limited resources. But of course, as a sportsbetting gambler, you will not bet on something you don't know about or are not sure if you will win; that's what you called "based on luck" if you didn't do any research or you just want to bet without knowledge about the players or team.

Sports betting is fun gambling, especially for sports fans, as you can enjoy supporting your team, bet on them, and earn if the team you choose to support wins. That's the thrill and fun part of sports betting.

Lesson learned: never ever share anything on social media. Well, it's not bad to share your achievement, but do not brag about it, and never share the wealth you have because that's when scammers or people who take advantage of people do so. You see, that is the problem now. People always share even the little things on social media; it's like a new norm now.

I also have friends who flex their bitcoin things or their trading journey or screenshot, which I don't contradict, but the thing is that they give the wrong idea about bitcoin or trading to the viewers of their posts or stories. Beginners in bitcoin will think that it is easy to earn in bitcoin, and if those viewers of their stories or posts nag them, asking for help on how to earn, which is a hassle because they want to learn bitcoin just because of the money. That's why I'm not a fan of flexing my achievements and earnings on social media.

I only use one platform for betting,but I have multiple accounts on different platforms. For example, in sports betting, I have different accounts on different platforms. Because each account has disignated a sport that I bet on, why? It's because I think that a specific sport requires a specific platform for sports betting. I know one flatform offers all the sports, but it's my own belief and technique, and it works perfectly fine for me.


On another betting platform, I usually have 2–3 maximum accounts on each platform because I feel that having multiple accounts on one platform can be useful, such as if you feel that account is unlucky that day, then try the other one. I know it doesn't have anything to do with how I will win or luck itself; it's just, as I said "my beliefs" so don't try to contradict me, so to answer the topic, yes I used multiple flatform yes and also multiple accounts.

I agree. I guess there is something with their minds about doing posts like that, which is that we know what the outcome will be. This is a cryptocurrency forum or a bitcoin-related forum, and they hope that anyone will take their side just because they have a long post saying sh*t about bitcoin and still pursuing others that bitcoin is not money. It is a morey in the form of digital currency. I guess he is one of the boomers who can't accept the advancement of technology and how powerful bitcoin is right now.

If bitcoin is not truly money, then why have many people invested in it and gotten a profit? Or have many millionaires gotten rich because of bitcoin? It may not be the money we used like fiat, but that's because bitcoin is the new or future money and currency. If they don't want to consider bitcoin money, then let them be; they are just missing out on a big opportunity.

The best casino should depend on the person who gambles; at the end of the day, the one you are familiar with has the best casino games for you. So it's better to find your own best casino, because what if stakes or wolfbet are not for you? So you should find the best for you and the game that will give you a big chance of winning.


For me, sportbet and stakes are the best games, as I'm familiar with these two gambling games and I like sports, so I know a lot about sports. That's why sportbetting is one of the best casinos for me, as I have odds to win often. Stakes because I like to feel the thrill, and staking is one of the games that will give me that feeling. So as long as you have the game or casino that gives you entertainment at the same time profit then that is the best casino for you.

This only applies when you started bitcoin at its earlier price or in 2017, before bitcoin skyrocketed in price. Right now the price of bitcoin is too high, so you will never know when it will decrease or increase, so it's not just that you will buy and sell and stock a lot of bitcoin. It's not that easy; you will need to consider a lot before investing in it. Like its price, what if you brought bitcoin to its peak price and suddenly dropped it? I get it. Bitcoin is long-term, but of course you have equity to consider. If your equity runs out, then your asset will be gone. Don't talk like bitcoin investment is easy because it is not. There is no certainty in bitcoin as its price is volatile. Don't give false hope and false ideas without stating the things to be considered before entering something new.

Gambling itself is not illegal, nor are the games involved in gambling. What makes gambling illegal if the owner of the casino or online casino doesn't have a permit to operate? Or maybe a gambling game built only by normal people is illegal. The OP only mixed up the article by saying that yes, gambling is one of the activities in money laundering, and that's because the one who does the laundering does gambling in secession, like using funds just to gamble; that is what is illegal.

And also, gambling will be considered illegal if a country bans it for a certain reason, but the gambling itself is not illegal; the country just decided to ban it. If gambling is illegal, then why are there existing casinos and online casinos out there? So in short, it's about the country, the permit, or the rule if they make gambling games illegal.

When I'm a beginner in crypto trading, I also used to follow signals, and I'd say it didn't and did well at some points. What I mean is that sometimes their signals are not on point because their trade is not suitable for mine in terms of my equity, as I only have limited equity to trade. I did well because sometimes their trade is on point or I earn from it. And because of that, I don't want to rely on signals anymore, as I want to earn by using my own analysis and chart mapping. In short, I don't want to rely on them. Even now, I still look for signals, but only for reference; I still always follow my own.

Because there are a lot of signal providers that only aim to have an investor or get paid, and the free signals they give are cheap signals, which we understand because they are free, it's so hard to find legitimate and accurate free trading signals. That's why it's better to learn and execute your own analysis.

You are right; bitcoin is a long-term investment; you have to go long if you want a big return. Yes, bitcoin can be short-term in the form of trading, but it will only be day trading or scalping, which is too risky and doesn't utilise the potential profit of bitcoin. You have to trade long-term to maximise the potential profit. Or holding bitcoin. That's why you are right about the fact that an investor in bitcoin requires a lot of patience to survive in bitcoin.

Bitcoin may be a good help or investment for many, but not for all. Why? Because, as I said, it is a long-term investment, not everyone has the capability to invest and wait for that long-term return, as many will need money for their daily lives. Bitcoin may be a big help, but bitcoin investment is, I think, not for everyone. If they want to try and enter bitcoin, then do so, but you don't have a guarantee that you will earn.

And children's are not always ready for these complex things; as they are young, they should enjoy their youth first before anything else, so they will not miss out on the things they can do as children. Yes, we can open the idea or introduce the idea of bitcoin; we can only teach them bitcoin deeply if they show interest and want to learn it themselves. As many children or young adults have exceptional talent and a mind that is more mature in thinking, they are the ones who's ideal to early teach about bitcoin, but of course, young people still need guidance from their parents as bitcoin if they engage requires money, so we also need to teach our children to have proper money management, not just bitcoin itself but the other aspects needed in bitcoin, like discipline, self-control, technical analysis, etc. There's a lot to be considered before bitcoin itself.

What I can say is that if you are too worried about getting addicted, don't enter into gambling in the first place. Also, if you know that you can't control yourself from gambling too much, stop it right away. Gambling is not for people who can't manage their gambling habits or their money properly. And let me ask you: What is your purpose in getting involved in gambling? Is it just for fun, or do you want to earn money? If it's just for fun, then make sure you will not waste too much money. If it's just to earn, then as early as possible, I won't hope you will earn easily in casinos because if not, you might lose a lot of money as you are a beginner in casino or gambling. Well, I'm just giving you some advice, as I'm concerned for you.




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