Exchangers are safe nowadays, especially Binance, we saw how they handled some hacks in the past. And banks are safe as well... after all, we trust them enough to hold funds there, to "lock" our funds for the interest we can receive by saving/staking/farming features.

But it's not like we should keep everything in the exchange or the bank, "don't put all your eggs in one basket" is an old saying. Something can happen and we can't stay without access to our funds, for all sorts of reasons. It's like that when a "third party" has control in their hands, and not you!

I see these projects for the first time. I am not even familiar with any of the projects on this list... I guess these coins could be pumped in the upcoming months, and maybe there can be some profit in buying them now, but that also can lead to a loss of money! Not sure how to say it, but following hypes is not something advisable... there can be some money in that, but in most cases, it's a road to nowhere.

In the end, it's the world cup in soccer... it takes a lot of money to get involved. Except for crypto casinos that are sponsoring some teams (BC.Game is an official sponsor of Argentina), I am not sure if is there any other crypto service mentioned and connected with the world cup, Qatar paid that with hard cash probably.

I am using chrome and I didn't have a similar problem. I only played slots and everything is OK, it loads quickly and works perfectly fine. I was curious how it's possible for me to play Pragmatic, and I got an interesting answer:


This is the most interesting part for me, I busted my last deposit (playing Pragmatic of course) but I will definitely try again. There are other good perks, but nothing special in my opinion, I think they should work a little on adding some promotions and bonuses.

A good croupier can hit a certain sector, maybe even the number he wants, but only sometimes... when they have a good day and "lucky hands". It's not something every croupier can do, and those who can have their good & bad days.


OP was unlucky or his style of playing (and his strategy) is simply wrong. Whatever it is, he should rethink what went wrong before start blaming others for his loses.

Interesting story about the Pelayo family, I started reading and it seems interesting. I found the movie "The Pelayos - Winning Streak", I don't remember watching it...

Everything comes down to holding even in bad times, if there's a possibility adding more is always a good move, especially in a bear period when most of the prices are down. Sticking with the top coins is always advisable, Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, and some other coins will not disappoint in the long, they never did. A bear market is testing our patience and will, but instead of overthinking it (that most likely will lead to some mistake) simply holding and focusing on how to get more coins is the best strategy in these times.

If you have good cards and most likely you will win a hand why would that be a bluff?! I guess you are a real shark at the tables!

As Yatsan says, bluffing is a try to deceive an opponent/opponents. It requires confidence and big balls. Without confidence, your opponents will see through your bluff. Big balls are needed for making a move and risking losing all of your chips at certain moments of the game.

I will tell you one thing from my experience and from watching many big poker tournaments... you can't win a game without bluffing. It goes both ways, but in some moments bluffs can keep you in the game and give you some advantage.

I also think that it's not just about money, there are certainly some other interests, but in the end, everything Elon does brings insanely high profits. Which is quite normal, with a 44 billion investment he will probably hit many flies at once.
It's hard to figure out Elon's moves, he is getting better and better at manipulating the masses with his words and actions. What his end goal is is probably something only he knows, he surprised many of us many times, so I guess only with time we will see his real intentions.

I guess it would be the same if tokens can be acquired only by purchasing them, in that case, it would be almost the same if you invest in casino bankroll directly with your coins or you have to buy tokens and stake those tokens. I say almost the same because it's not the same if you are staking Bitcoins or some new token, the level of risk is different.

But investing in casino bankroll or buying tokens for staking is one thing, earning by playing is something completely different. Basically, you can wager a lot even with a small bankroll, with a bigger bankroll you can wager even more. The point is that in dividend-based casinos there's a chance for you to get a bigger share of casino profit if you are focused on wagering. Of course, that comes with risk, what gambling actually is... but besides the possibility to make more tokens (and get higher daily payouts) simply by playing we also can enjoy and have fun playing our favorite gambling games.

At every moment, with the recession or not, some people go broke and some people make gains, it's how the world works, and it's full of ups and downs for all people. To summarize anything is possible! It's life! So what makes someone get rich or get broke at any time is impossible to explain in a few words, many factors need to be known to us so we can make any conclusions. I think we all wish to make the right decisions at the right time, but that doesn't turn out like that, I guess we all depend on some luck, in the end!

Casino tokens and the profit-sharing system is something relatively new. I like this kind of casino, and as time is passing we have more similar projects around. I don't think that all casinos will become dividend-based casinos, in the end, profit-sharing is one way of "returning money to players", but some casinos are doing that with bonus drops of many kinds. And I know some people who like that way more than casinos with their tokens.

Many crypto casinos will not ask you for KYC if you are a fair player.

Yes, a few of them. And in 30+ minutes I will spin one more. It's a nice feature, along with Metaspin for leveling up. By the way, I think it's not allowed to have giveaways in the gambling section, Games and rounds section is for that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=71.0.

I like the choice of games, I enjoyed playing Pragmatic for a long time, since I stopped using VPN. But here I played it freely, which is great for sure, I just wonder is there some catch?

A friend won max win on one slot, over 10k, he is not verified but the withdrawal went smoothly, nobody asked him for KYC... I am talking about the casino in your signature. I also know some guys from the Gosu group who play at BC, big deposits and withdrawals, but still, nobody asked them for KYC. It's the same at BC.games.

Real players won't be asked for KYC just like that. I am talking about players who have more deposits/withdrawals, they win and lose, and basically, they play games... it's easy to check that. I have the same experience with the same casinos, with a lot lower deposits/withdrawals of course. I just wish to point out that even some big names don't ask for KYC just like that even if some higher amounts are in question, it's more about how people play and do they just "mix coins". Again, that is easy to check with a player's bet history.

Starsbet is an interesting casino, I like casinos with dividends. And the daily payouts are quite OK, it seems to me that they are better than some others, probably because there are still not many players/holders. Recently there's a Wheel that gives free Stars (every 8h), Limbo is a fresh game... all in all, it's simple and interesting.

I agree with FatFork, Stars have the potential for progress, there is so much that can be improved and added. People love perks, loyalty programs, chat, a big choice of games, events other than wagering, free coins in any way, and all other stuff we can see in other casinos. The only question is whether they want to stand out or they are happy where they are, slowly but surely progressing.

"This user recently woke up from a long period of inactivity." And he woke up with this post...


Apart from the fact that two casinos have already been marked here on the forum, I don't like the other three either. I believe there are much better options on this forum, regarding trust rating and all the other things that make a casino good: how they treat the players, loyalty programs, interesting bonuses/promotions, rakeback/cashback, free drops of any kind, and some unique features.

I don't even read "Men's Journal", they are probably paid for this, classic paid marketing.

Nisam primetio ovo... Ko zna sta su muvali, ne mozes da ih uhvatis ni za glavu ni za rep. A sta sve "nenormalno" prolazi nekaznjeno, i ne samo to vec se "nenormalnost" nagradjuje, sumnjam da ce neko da obrati paznju na ovu "sitnicu"! Jebi ga...

Skoro sam gledao "The Kleptocrats": https://filmovizija.la/filmovi/the-kleptocrats-3592661K/. Definitvno vredi pogledati ako vec niste, kako se izvlace milijarde iz drzave, a kako moze i da se stane na put tome. Zanimljivo da je "The Wolf of Wall Street" finansiran od ovih para.

1. Nobody likes that. +5 years ago, it was common to wait for a withdrawal, or at least it seems so to me. Now I don't remember the last time I waited longer than a few minutes. As for the support, that's what annoys me the most, like it's their job to annoy not to help and be "support"!

2. Many members of this forum do not like KYC, and I am one of them. But times are changing, and with the regulation of crypto gambling (which some really want to happen) we see many casinos with this rule.

3. Well, some casinos work perfectly fine.

4. All sorts of things happened... "logged our due inactivity", "everything freezes and I need to reload", and "error XXXX, you need to reload page"... it's like a face slap!

5. Many casinos have BNB and TRX available, with their chains!

Anyone thinks there's a connection: During January on Table Tennis the customer had 32 bets, all on a specific Table tennis competition, winning 29 of them at avg odds of 2.23.. From the same source:

A good read: Australian charges: the difficulty in preventing match-fixing in table tennis



There's something fishy here, 99.999999999% winning rate is not possible. Especially with odds over 2! Looks like table tennis became a paradise for match-fixers, I guess it's because not so popular and they are somehow under the radar, not many people follow or watch it, so there's a lot of space for manipulation.

Mostly "he", not "them"! Efi gets help here and there, but mostly he is alone. BTCGosu site has two ratings, from the site and from users, I guess it's something unique. Besides the site and bitcointalk thread here there's an active Gosu group: https://t.me/btcgosu. OP can check all of them and I am sure he will find all the answers he ultimately seeks to find.

That's the thing when you make something illegal, that "something" will find its way to people through the black market... one way or another. Focusing on banning something never works, or it works for a short time, instead of that countries should focus on education, how to deal with vices, and how to have better control over their habits. It's clear that banned and hidden stuff is making people more curious and tempted to try it, it brings a lot of excitement. And in most cases, we are on our own, we learn from what we see around us. And in that "up and down" gambling world that hits us at a young age is dangerous for a young mind without any experience.

I think the same, billionaires alone don't move markets. It's better to say how billionaires with their funds are capable of starting waves! Of course, those who start the wave and jump out before others get smashed on some rocks are the ones who take all the profit. I guess we have seen that happening a zillion times in crypto... that's probably something common that happens more often than we think, I don't really follow those stuff except in case something big happened and it becomes viral.