Even though the AI didn't match the correct 1st club of the league, we can't deny it was pretty accurate inside an error margin which is completely acceptable when trying to guess the correct winner of a competition. However, it just confirms what many members of this forum are saying since a long ago: to use an AI isn't guarantee of winning on sports betting on long term. Future events can't be foreseen with assurance by gamblers, much less by AIs.

If Elon Musk wanted a NFT collection about himself he would pay someone to do this for him, so he could speculate on the price of the collection he has total ownership to make huge profit, instead of allowing someone else random on the internet to make profit on his back. That is the modus operandi used by several celebrities when launching NFTs. One of the most recent ones was Donald Trump.

And to say the truth, that is the only reasonable way to launch NFTs. It wouldn't make much sense to let another person profits through the usage of your personal image.

Initially it's really likely to be very easy to make 100$ daily from a 2000$ balance (it's just 5% of the total bankroll), because gamblers tend to profit on short term. However, within days or weeks, you can face a long loss streak that will inevitably take all your balance in a matter of few bets. If you are going to try this strategy, you have to hope to be lucky to win for 20 days in a row in order to at least recover the sum you "invested".

However, since we are talking about gambling, the term investment isn't the most accurate one. You can't treat a gambling session as an investment, because it heavily relies on luck, and not on skills or any other solid causality relationships to achieve your final goal, like we see on investments' analyzes.

It means another pump and dump scheme has been launched.

Brand new created token + memecoin + sudden price rise in large scale = Scam / Loss.

If you care about your money, stay away from PepeBNB, stay away from memecoins. The scheme has reached its peak and now it's already falling apart.

That is it. If you aren't confortable with a promotion's terms in particular, don't apply for it. Just play normally without any bonusses, or look for a casino which has promotions with feasible terms and requirements, so you can try profiting from it with decent chances of success.

On the other hand, I can understand OP's annoyance for falling for such hardcore promotions and in every cases, his thread helps other gamblers to be more careful, and to pay more attention from now on before going for deposit bonus without looking for wagering requirements first.

Actually, OP is curious if USA has means to track Satoshi or not. And it is really a valid concern, because we know US has been able to track and spy many influent people and authorities from foreigner countries, besides people from their own country. Would it be so hard to track Satoshi, that even the mightiest nation in the world couldn't achieve doing this? Would Satoshi be more efficient in protecting his ID and localization than the specialists of intelligence services from countries which have been spied by US?

Do people still see gambling as a potential passive income's source? I thought that by now, in full 2023, after the sudden popularization of online platforms since the previous years, everyone were already aware about gambling being an entertainment activity to kill the time and to have some fun.
If during this hobby activity a gambler gets lucky to win a decent prize, he should consider himself a winner who belongs to the small percentage of gamblers who are able to hit the jackpot and make good use of it. Otherwise, that he continues his gambling routine without prejudicing his financial life spending money which is supposed to be used for another sectors of his life.

I think you are talking about a Metaverse game where it would be possible to have virtual horses ruled by AI, which are possible to be improved and upgraded for better performances during the races, that can generate profit for gamblers who guess the winners correctly.

Well, there are every kinds of plans and ideas on this niche of crypto industry, but if it would work for real it's another story. Personally, I see gamblers wouldn't go through this whole process in order to place some bets on horses, since they can simply do this on physical races that happen in real time and don't rely on virtual mechanisms, such as AI and Metaverse, to work.

Gamblers will bet on a specific sport most of time for different reasons, which are all connected among themselves.

It can be because it's their favorite sport, it can be because they have vast knowledge about the sport and its containing elements, it can be because the industry is more focused on this sport, so it's more profitable and interesting to focus your efforts on what is hyped by the market.

Not for nothing is soccer the most popular sport at bookies.

Freebitco.in already offer the possibility of participating the lottery without the need of purchasing the tickets, as you acquire them simply by using the hourly faucet for free.

However, it's not so wonderful as it looks, because with accessibility comes more competition and therefore less winning chances.

Gamblers have so many lottery tickets that it ends being almost impossible to win something after all. I'm there for years already and never won anything from the lottery.

Depending the intensity and magnitude of the war there can be devastating consequences for the entire world, however, if it's just a concentrated conflict, I think some nations can be really benefited from it, as you pointed out the geopolitical impact when expading influence and having access to human and natural resources.

It's also noticiable that in war times technology advances much more expressively and specialists work with much more effort on their respective fields. Moreover, the winner takes it all, including topnotch scientists and technology from the defeated country or alliance.

The problem with investors like OP is that they are being driven by temporary speculative hypes, instead of focusing on long term results. He said to have invested in baby doge, which is clearly a bad option of memecoin to put money into. Investors who treat the market, their money and their investments like a joke, end becoming a joke themselves on this crypto market.

And that is not even about enjoying taking risks or not, but about enjoying being made fool by big crypto speculators...

True, as far as I know there are only the bull and the bear markets, which are the only seasons available on this environment. They are always ignited by a major movement in Bitcoin's price. If BTC goes up, we enter a bullish season and if Bitcoin goes down we enter a bearish season.

Altcoins don't have any influence on this process. It's quite the opposite, they are heavily influenced by the process.

I think what OP says about altcoin, memecoin, NFT seasons could be replaced by altcoin, memecoin, NFT hypes, what is also a consequence of the seasons, but not the seasons themselves.

Although it's tempting to cheer up for inflation to continue rising on this case, so our assets get more valuable, I don't think it's right to endorse the chaos in order to profit from it. It may be possible to profit from Bitcoin the more inflation increases, but on the other hand, there are many cons which will impact you sooner or later. They are: increased criminality rates due to poverty, shortage of basic products disponible for sale, unemployment and the total bankruptcy of the state.

It's better that Bitcoin keeps climbing up in smoother steps, without inflation striking too hard.

Maybe we could include this point of freedom on "international trade and commerce" reference. Thanks to Bitcoin many venezuelans and africans are able to avoid the fiat depreciation on their countries and even though their countries are pretty censoring towards their citizens individual rights, they are still free to make good use of Bitcoin for a better life quality among the chaos their societies are deeply plunged in.

To make things simples, everyone on the internet is a scammer or fraudster in potential to deal with, unless they have how to prove their reputation on previous successful trades and deals. You never trade with someone you don't know the backgrounds with certain, that is why there is the middleman service on this forum, which is the person who will ensure the deal is legit for both sides of the negotiation, the seller and the buyer.

This way you can trade with everyone on the internet without worries of being scammed. The middleman must be someone highly experienced and reputable along the years on internet niches, like bitcointalk forum.

When a minor casino offers attractive promotions it makes sense to play on them, but besides this I don't see any other strong reason to swap from a consolidated gambling platform to a minor one. You say about competing against old time gamblers, but in most cases we bet against the house or on events involved third party people. PvP gambling is rare in big or small casinos, so I really don't think it's a decisive factor here.

Maybe gamblers are constantly tempted to try new things, so that is why they don't stick to a single casino, and after playing at every big websites, they have to go to the minor ones as the only alternatives left.

After 1 year of premium program you start enjoying all the possible benefits, theoretically forever, or until you decide to sell your FUN, giving up the premium program.

You can buy tokens with your currently balance at PREMIUM tab.

As he has already added DOGE to his list, which is the main memecoin, besides being a classic of crypto market, I think it's not advised to have more than one cryptocurrency of the same kind on the portfolio, therefore SHIB is completely discouraged. Instead of focusing on too many altcoins, maybe he could decrease the number of invested coins and tokens, while increasing the sum invested on the main cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin and Ethereum).

Of course, nobody likes losing money, especially decent sums of it. We feel really bad for a while, some for more and others for less time, but the important thing is to learn with the mistake which lead you into losses, so you will be ready to avoid similar situations of the same kind futurely. In the situation mentioned by you, you just need to be more careful with investments' offers that come to you.

You can't believe on everything you see on the internet, especially inside crypto universe, which is full of scammers. Be careful with altcoins and with high yields offered by staking altcoins or putting your BTCs on online platforms for hourly, daily or monthly income. The number of ponzis and hyips has decreased, when compared to previous years, but they still exist and may look tempting to investors, especially newbies.