@buwaytress - thanks for sharing this input.

Yes, the CEO is the one listed in linkedin, you can speak to him directly about the investment (invites sent to anyone who used them previously for trades), IMHO addresses today don't really matter as everything is done online, but you're certainly right, how can you make people trust you one way or another?



This shows in Seedrs £300,000 was invested anonymously, but from our experience they do trade Bitcoin genuinely, i.e. they don't scam their customers.

Still, lots of question marks raised here, you all have lots of fair points raised here.

Where do you "see" it?
Who are those "many" you're referring to?

Seriously, some users in Bitcointalk seem to be shills, or posting nonsense for signature purposes or I have no idea how are they coming up with these "explosive" statements ...

@danadc - the reality is quite the opposite of what you say, and we are not against gambling, at all, but posting BS is something that can be done easily, that's 100% a sure statement you can take it to the bank.

It's called LeeBet with 'e', your screenshot is posted for LeeBit with 'i'.

This company operates since 2013, seems to be solid, allowing users to buy/sell crypto and more.

They run a crowdfunding project and so far 92% was achieved:

https://www.seedrs.com/londonlink

Would you participate in this crowd funding in order to perhaps 2X, 5X or even 20X your investment, or would you stay away?

What do you think? 

Mate2237 - as you can see - we keep on posting nice stuff here but no one seems to care unfortunately ...

Very few users respond.

 

This thread is almost falling into the 2nd page of the forum ...

The main difference between them and gamblers is that they don't take any risk trying to predict who's going to win a certain game (well, mostly) as gamblers place bets on both sides and they take a "cut" from the bets.

A gambler who risks $1000 would win $900 for instance on an under/over bet, so 10% of his balance is automatically going to the bookmaker, even if he/she wins the bet, so a pure math shows if you do that many times you would end up losing.

But still, it hasn't bothered or affected so many people from gambling, they know they are going to lose and yet they "love" it...

A new prediction/pick was posted: Karol Rosa vs Norma Dumont.

You can see our prediction/pick here:

https://gamblingfreebies.com/2023/04/17/rosa-vs-dumont-prediction/

100% well said. Seconded.

If you have $10,000 available in your bank account and you bet on Holloway in the MMA to win (1.58) and bank in $5800 - not because you desparately need that $5800 but simply because your analysis shows it's a bet worth taking (especially "ignoring" that impressive record Allen had against him) - then it could be a smart plan.

Yes, likely someone in debt won't be in that position anyway to bet like this, but how do you define that "need of money"?

Everyone needs money, for bills, holidays, or just for fun - it's all about how you're planning it, personally had some crazy losses but didn't chase them - not chasing is the best thing you can do when you gamble, but it could take years or more to "master" that feeling and understand that once you had a loss that money is gone - the question is - how does the person losing money feel - can he really avoid chasing and take the loss as it is and move on?

Gambling normally builds its massive profits from chasers, problem gamblers, they prefer "these" customers over that $5 bettor who brings more noise than profits - just like a shop would prefer a customer that comes in, selects the product, buys it and not a lady that comes in, asking 1000 questions and might not buy anything in the end.

There are lots of people who have become rich from gambling, a lot - these are actually the ones running gambling websites... you can meet lots of them in conferences/conventions like ICE in London, iGB and more.

If you're looking for gamblers who got rich from placing bets? Maybe touts, tipsters, affiliates - and only then people "like" Billy Walters who had to be in jail for trading using insider information that wasn't available to the public - a normal "punter" or "bettor" or however you call it would have extremely hard times getting rich from gambling - you could however make it a side hustle if you only apply proper strategies, taking advantage of promotions like this:

https://gamblingfreebies.com/2023/04/16/how-to-make-2000-or-more-risk-free/

This is where the edge is on your side and that's why you can make some profits from it, but it's not going to change your life forever, that's for sure - only a lottery ticket can do that and the chances of winning the lottery are well known to be next to none.

Thanks for the feedback - regarding site speed it loads fine from our end:

https://tools.pingdom.com/#61e2f3ab27000000

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Thanks so much for your feedback! It's much appreciated.

We don't like bumping this thread by ourselves all the times, most threads get attention by other users who post their feedback - indeed, we were hoping and expecting more users to post feedback here, but unfortunately so far (since Nov 2020 when this thread was created) - it barely happened.

We would keep on updating the blog with ideas and suggestions how to make money from gambling sites, and once again, thanks for your feedback, we certainly do hope that more members will pay attention to the information and use it for their own benefit.

Not on the blog itself but on our YT channel but this is a new video about Premier League banning some forms of gambling sponsors in the UK:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NV48z-CNQOg

Firstly, it's "forces", no one forces you to gamble with 's'. (if anything it should be "no one is forcing")
Secondly,

If what you say is so "simple" and reflecting the reality, then why the Premier League has chosen to ban gambling sponsors on the players' shirts? (hint: La Liga in Spain already did it)

Why is there so much regulation around that topic?
Why do businesses acquire a license in order to operate some games or at least most of them do so?

No, it's not as simple as you're trying to portray - yes, we do believe it can be done responsibly and for many people there might not be any issue with it, however there are the ones who suffer from it, and this is why governments step in.

So what you say ("this is so simple") is wrong, but you are not wrong about this being discussed many times, totally agree with you on that, and it looks like there would never be enough discussions about this topic, fortunately or unfortunately, depends who you're asking.

The problem with posts like this is that the majority of users in this forum are going to criticize those who lose, telling them it's their own fault and their own problem, but indeed - what you say makes a lot of sense - suicide rate from gambling is on the high and has never been so high....

20-30 years ago in order to gamble you had to drive to a casino or a bookie, today it's all laid down for you at the ease of your fingertips... yes, it is designed against you but people still get addicted to it just like alcohol, cigarettes and more ... the only trouble with this addiction is that it could be silent, invisible, there won't be visible symptoms...

Nonetheless, we still believe some people can gamble and keep it sane, we also believe in taking advantage of gambling offers (hence - our blog), but by all means your thread should not be taken lightly neither.

Thanks for posting this info.

It's much better to stick to websites that have proven to reward their members nicely rather than a small site giving you small value for your money.

This article explains why i.e. some sites allow you to grab $2000+ risk free and that's why being with them long term is worth it:

https://gamblingfreebies.com/2023/04/16/how-to-make-2000-or-more-risk-free/

Have you ever found yourself wondering around Youtube or other sources, looking for ways to make more money?

And then you find a video with tons of views, but guess what – the strategy the video is offering is a 100% BS strategy, it’s worthless and useless.

So look no further. Here we are going to explain to you how to make $2000 or more RISK FREE.

This is a genuine post - not a BS one. Guaranteed.

When you have an edge 

Sorry, it might be only me but in English if you start a sentence with "Does" then you can't use "Will".
Does = present
Will = future

e.g.
Will you go there?
Does he go there?

You can't say "does he will go there?"

Please just take it as a friendly constructive feedback.


BSpin on their site say the following:

Why do you pay people to be here?
We figured it’s better to give you the money than to give it to advertising companies or sites like Facebook. Don’t you think so too?

If you don't advertise your site - you won't have traffic.
No traffic = No business, simple.

So what you say might make sense - what they are offering also makes some sense - hence, the question about similar sites IMO is legitimate.



There are still lots of people with interest in faucets (e.g. like ours, like Freebitco.in, faucetpay) but in general - yes, there is a huge decrease in traffic, interest and more. But free stuff is free stuff, people, by nature, will never say never to free stuff.

This was also mentioned above: