I will assume that OP really has 1 million USD and he's willing to make a bet. Because why not? Random millionaires are making posts on Bitcointalk.org asking where to bet their millions. This is completely normal.
OP, you say that you will win 880K USD, but what if you lose 1 million? Are you 100% sure that your bet is going to win? Is the match fixed?
Stake banning a user, who is willing to make large bets? Seems like the opposite of what every normal online casino would do. Maybe OP can't prove the origin of those funds and maybe they are laundered money that were gathered via criminal activities. Who knows?

Leverkusen winning the Europa League would be a glorious ending for the best season in Leverkusen's history.
However, the record of 49 games without a loss might come to an end in the most inappropriate time.
Atalanta was really weak against Juventus, but the Italian teams should never be underestimated.
To be honest, the Europa League final seems totally unpredictable and I cannot decide which team is going to win.
I would like to see a 120 minute game with many goals and a penalty shootout at the end.

I would be very careful when using the word "always". So you say that Bitcoin and the BTC blockchain could even survive some nuclear Apocalypse and the destruction of planet Earth? Really? I wonder how Bitcoin and the BTC blockchain are going to work when the electricity grids and the internet start shutting down. Maybe OP has a ground breaking idea about how to make the blockchain work without electricity and internet connection.
OP, you are using the term "scarce" is a wrong way. Bitcoin is scarce, not the fiat currencies.

Do you mean that the owners of those "few crypto websites" can't convert their crypto into fiat and can't pay for the service offered by Cloudflare? Really?
What do you mean by "crypto version of Cloudflare"? The DDOS protection service offered by Cloudflare has nothing to do with the crypto industry or blockchain technology in general. It's Cloudflare's choice about whether or not to accept crypto payments. I guess that they won't be getting any new customers simply by adding crypto payments, so there's no point for them to do such thing.

The short answer to your question is NO. Bitcoin is a volatile financial asset and a store of value. It's like asking the question "Will the country adopt gold in order to replace a hyperinflated fiat national currency?" Of course not. You have to remind yourself about the Thomas Gresham's law that states "bad money always pushes good money out of circulation". It's better to spend worthless Argentinian pesos for goods and services, rather than spending BTC or gold. The Argentinian pesos might lose value tomorrow, while BTC and gold will most likely increase their value in the future.

What about all the gamblers, who don't gamble on their mobile devices? This won't change anything for them. I usually don't use my smartphone to gamble.
Doing gambling "at a certain spot on a certain machine" doesn't change anything as well. What really matters is how much money are you spending on gambling and does it change your mental/emotional condition. A hardcore gambling addict could still gamble 2-3 hours a day on a certain laptop/PC, but he might be spending ridiculous amounts of money and getting in big debt.

The short answer is one. Nothing! Nothing is going to happen to Bitcoin and the crypto industry in general.
AFAIK, the US authorities want the crypto mining firm to relocate it's facilities. They aren't shutting down the mining firm, they just want it to change it's location. This is some useless FUD/"fake drama"/clickbait news by Cointelegraph. I don't know whether or not the Chinese are spying on the US military base near them. Maybe they do. In that case, the decision made by the US authorities is completely right.

Maybe you could enlighten us about what the 1% are currently doing. Do you have some secret information? Are you hanging out with Top 100 billionaires? Because I definitely don't know what the 1% is doing and I don't spend my time hanging out with billionaires.
What are the current global trends, that could make the most money for the investors? Here's my list:
1.AI and the microchip industry. NVIDIA stocks went from 35 USD to 900 USD in about 5 years.
2.The "green agenda". Solar panels, wind turbines, electric vehicles, etc...
3.The war industrial complex. You know, WORLD WAR III is coming and all that BS....
4.Bitcoin and crypto probably? Who knows?

Maybe some people think that a bot, that is programmed to play poker would bring them consistent money.
So far, I have never seen a successful poker bot. Maybe OP is going to be the first guy in the world to solve poker by creating a poker bot, that wins consistently. The global gambling industry is about to be ruined by bots and AI, I guess.
I'm surprised that this forum thread hasn't been deleted. What if OP is simply scamming his buyers by selling them a fake "poker bot"?
Such forum thread is somewhat related to gambling, but I think that it should be moved to the Marketplace section of Bitcointalk.

Really? I thought that the "traditional" banks require someone to guarantee the personal loan for you. So if you don't repay the personal loan, somebody has to repay the loan instead of you. The banks aren't that dumb and they don't give away money to the people just like that.
The same thing applies to all the "payday loan" companies, which don't have a banking license.
Good luck trying to find someone, who will lend you a cryptocurrency(that has irreversible transactions) without a collateral.
The world might be full with intellectually challenged people, but I'm sure that you won't be able to find such dumbass.

If you want to print money "without equal to productivity" then you just have to be the United States of America and your currency has to be the global currency. That's how you export your inflation to the global economy and the global economy buys your national currency, because the global economy needs your currency for global transactions. I know it sounds stupid, but this is the FIAT financial world we live in.
Higher interest rates make the government debt more expensive. Do you really believe that the Federal Reserve will keep the interest rates higher in the long run. I don't think so. The USA has to pay 1 trillion USD per year for it's federal debt. This is an absurd amount of money.

This is called "chasing the big wins" I guess. When a gambler wins small money, he starts chasing a big win, when he loses, he starts "chasing the loss" in order to recover his money and even win a decent profit. This doesn't end well. Don't give him false hope that he will just make a big win and quit afterwards.
Complaining that you aren't winning enough out of gambling seems stupid and immature. What does he expect? The casino giving him money because he's so cool?
You didn't tell us what kind of gambling games does your friend play? Is it dice, slots, roulette or is it poker or blackjack?

I don't know anything about this Metaplanet company and I don't know should I care about this company at all.
Trying to hedge against your own country's growing government debt with BTC only seems like an impossible task. A growing government debt means that the government could sooner or later raise the taxes on all companies and citizens. Bitcoin's price volatility makes things a little bit complicated. What if the BTC price crashes, after the government raises the taxes? This means that Bitcoin doesn't work as a safe heaven asset and a hedge. The right approach would be diversifying the company's asset portfolio with different assets like gold, real estate, commodities and crypto.

What "economy crisis" did you have in 2022? I don't remember having an "economy crisis" back in 2022. There was high inflation back then, nothing more.
I don't know what's the point of writing such wall of text/word salad. Can't you just summarize your thoughts in a few sentences.
Yeah, rich people are "not smart". I wonder why they are rich after all. And yes, everyone is borrowing money and the global economy is based out of debt. The fiat financial system will collapse in several years(or maybe decades) and we will wake up in a brand new financial world. I don't know if Bitcoin/crypto is going to be the solution for this problem. Maybe yes, or maybe no. Let's wait and see what will happen.

You are asking a rhetorical question here. Should kids/teenagers be allowed to smoke, drink alcohol, watch porn? Of course not, but the teenagers are doing it anyway, because nobody can stop them.
The offline casinos that allow teenagers to gamble should be fined. The problem is that the authorities, that have to impose control are corrupted. My idea is that there has to be some sort of "secret gamblers", just like mystery shoppers, which are hired by the gambling regulators to visit offline casinos and spy on them. That might be a good method of gathering information on whether or not the offline casinos are allowing kids/teenagers to gamble.

Inflation means fiat money losing value, not BTC having higher price. You are using the term "inflation" in a wrong way.
Financial bubbles are normal for assets that have lower supply and higher(of fluctuating) demand. I don't care about the BTC price going up and down and price bubbles being formed on the BTC market. If you hate price bubbles, just use some altcoin with an infinite supply.
Tether is being used by the crypto traders for their own convenience. The crypto traders could sell or buy altcoins for tether as well.
Why do you think that Tether is boosting the Bitcoin price only?

The countries that are seeking loans from the IMF are going this because they can't get loans from banks or from issuing government bonds.
Those countries usually have a very bad debt structure and no bank is going to give them a loan with a decent interest rate.
A country, that has good finances would never seek loans from the International Monetary Fund, because the IMF loans come with very harsh requirements, like tax reforms, cutting government costs, privatization and other kinds of political reforms.

Banning something doesn't mean that it will stop existing. Illegal drugs like cocaine and heroin are banned for decades, but drug addicts are still a thing. Illegal gambling has been existing for decades(in the countries where gambling is banned).
Banning online gambling seems like the dumbest idea ever. How can you stop a gambler from using a VPN/proxy and accessing a foreign online casino(in a jurisdiction where online gambling is legal)? The government simply can't stop gamblers from changing their IP addresses.
The idea that gambling gives the people hope to get some easy money is true, but at the same time, I think that it's kinda dumb.
Just don't expect to make consistent money by playing gambling games(and don't expect to become a millionaire). It will most likely never happen.

Why would anyone wanna register his/her BTC wallet with the government? If this is going to be optional, I highly doubt that anyone would agree to do such thing. Having trust in your government is the dumbest thing. I personally don't trust my government and I want to keep my assets as far away from my government as possible. Having such a "BTC wallet register" would be a recipe for disaster in the corrupt countries, where the corrupt government officials would try to force your to give them all your assets in one way or another.

I remember browsing the offers on Localmonero 2 or 3 years ago. All of them seemed really sketchy and I thought that Localmonero is a scam platform back then. Maybe I was wrong. Anyways, all centralized non-KYC exchange platforms will have to be taken down and go out of business at some point. I'm surprised that Paxful is still around, even though they require KYC. I remember that Paxful announced that they will shut down in March or April 2023, but they started working again in May 2023. Their shut down was more about a court case between Ray Youssef and one of his business partners and not about regulatory pressure or crime investigations.