Again, AI should be connected to the internet to have an opportunity to predict future events with the accuracy you are talking about. ChatGPT is not connected to the internet. Moreover, its database is not even updated on monthly basis.


I personally don't think that it was an "embedded reply". I believe that ChatGPT doesn't possess such things at all, and all its replies are genuinely generated by the AI. That's how it's different from what we call "bots".

Compared to real poker, video poker is "something like a poker-themed slot machine". I totally agree with you on this one.


But in slots holding some reals is never free, isn't it? You have to pay something for holding those reals, and sometimes it's 10 times of your initial bet, so, I'm not sure if it's really the same or not.



From my experience, it is easier to hit something higher in video poker than in real poker. For example, just recently there was a video poker challenge on one site, where you had to hit four of a kind faces, meaning that only kings, queens and jacks count, and many people, including me, succeeded in that. You play real poker, so you have an idea how unlikely it is there, right?



It is very true, you don't have that many options in video poker, but still, if  you know at least basic rules and you know what cards is better to hold, you have better chances of winning than with spinning it like slots.

I just wanna say that normally we are loyal to not just one, but to several casinos, to like 5, or even 10, like it is in my case. And all of them can be attractive in different ways. You may like house games in some places. And in other placers you may play slots just because they accept crypto currencies you prefer. You can visit some platforms because of their promos, and other platforms because of the odds on sports betting. Also, some places you can't leave just because their chat box is fun and you have lots of pals in it, and of course you play a bit while you are there.

Yeah, I mean, your fun is also a win in a way. If you win money, you try to spend at least a part of it on having fun, right? And we all know that when you spend $100 on your entertainment, your satisfaction is not guaranteed. Let's be honest, it's rare when you are really getting what you expected from spending $100 on fun. But if you spend just $1 on sports betting and you win $100 from your multibet ... Well, name a person who won't be satisfied in that case.

Same here. I've never had a cent transferred to my account thanks to my refs. But I heard stories. Once I saw with my own eyes like a guy won the top prize in the freebitco.in weekly lottery(big money, more than $2k USD), having only one ticket he got for a ref. Crazy story, right? But it happened.


They also have to wager a lot for you to get something from it. I mean something bigger than a couple of cents.

With all that said about the refs above, I would add to the OP that one of the things the most rewarding crypto casino should have is a good referral program.

I just tried to play Video Poker on the site, and I don't think it's working properly.

Look, why was I given a 4x payout in this case?





or, again, 4x payout in this case



and, actually, there were many cases like these during my play.



^^Look. it doesn't make any sense, does it?

I hope, you are not allowing to withdraw from your site, or you'll be milked totally dry. Fast.

I understand how you can play "in your favour", well, not in your favour, but rather for you to win money,  if you bet on your loss. And that is what I think should be strictly forbidden. But betting on your win, I wouldn't I wouldn't forbid it. I mean, every sportsman is betting on his/her win in a way, even they don't bet money on that, right?

If in all games on the platform there will be bigger wins than anywhere, the casino will surely go bankrupt, but if it's only a couple of games, and you manage to deliver this info to many gamblers, they will register on your platform, and they will be coming back from time time even when the promo is over, and you will not go bankrupt, but on the contrary, it can be profitable for you overall.

I've set my new personal record on slots with this one!



It was 934x before, and now it's 1,009x.

And although it's still 2 days left till the end of the Challenge, I think this time I will be in the top 20, and one of these $25 rewards will be mine.



It's funny that it happened so fast. Just recently in my post in this thread I was talking about knowing that I had zero chances to end up in the top 20 with my 159x, and I now I'm pretty sure I will be there.

Hey, Karl! Thanks for yet another great giveaway!

I have only one question. Here's the steps to win:



And the first two are the easy ones, and I've done those two steps. But I'm not sure I know what to do about this one



Where we can share those stories?

Again, thank you for this amazing giveaway!

Indeed, it's a different thing for different people. For me personally it's around the amount of money I can earn in one day. Yes, it is still painful, losing the money you were working for for the whole day, but it's acceptable, it's not the end of the world, you know.

But that's about the money I can afford to lose without bad consequences. Talking about the money that I can easily afford to lose, than it's about a quarter of what I make per day, and that's what I would bet on the single die roll, you are asking in the OP.

I agree that setting a lost limit is very important. From my experience, I often go over that limit, but still, if it's set, I usually don't spend much above it, definitely not more than I can afford to lose.

As for the win limit, I disagree. To be honest, I can't even imagine how that should work. Say, you won $1,000. Should you never gamble again, or should you just change the house(or, the platform)?

Thank you! This is an interesting information. Of course, I heard about something like that before, but the way it's explained in the Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is amazing, and it's definitely worth watching. The "middlemen of surveillance capitalism". F***ing hilarious! And a bit scary, I must say.

I think it's obvious that she didn't win $43 million, and so the title of the article is clickbait. The maximum allowed to win on the slot machine she played is $6,500, so, it was a malfunction, and no one actually scammed the women.

However, the fact that she was offered only a steak dinner after having all that emotional distress shows how shitty that Resorts World Casino in Jamaica is. I would not recommend to step inside such places even once.

OR, if you are loaded with everything you need, be ready for the pirates to visit you. And not the romanticized clowns you can see in movies, but the real ones, dirty scumbags pissed off at the world because they are losers. They won't be smoking a pipe and drinking rum with you ... They will turn that "unknown and inhabited island" into hell.

Again, if there's a global war, you can't hide anywhere.

Indeed, the lack of the right information is one of the main obstacles here. There are so many people connected to the internet these days that if we could know where we can apply our work and knowledge, who needs it right now, we would never be jobless. At the moment it's not that easy to find the right info, but, I'm sure, in the nearest future there will be apps for that that really work.

Actually, I don't understand how are those things different? To me gambling for fun and gambling for entertainment is absolutely the same thing, and it differs only from gambling for profit.

I think in the old days most gamblers were aiming for a profit. When they were throwing that six-sided dice 5 thousand years ago, they weren't thinking like, "the probability of each outcome is the same". Rather, they were hoping that gods will be on their side and they will win. There are still such people, but they are the minority among gamblers today, I'm sure.

I hope our requests for this counter will not be buried under other comments, and @wetsuit, @TheQuin or @freebitco.in PR will reply on whether it's possible to install it. I think such a counter would increase wagering on the site, because many of those that are mainly there for the faucet would try to wager 500,000 satoshi to have at least one Golden Ticket.

Well, that can be enough, actually. Being not big figures in politics we cannot affect the unfolding of events on a high level. It will go its own way, regardless of whether we are pessimistic or optimistic about it.

Thinking of yourself and your circle is more realistic, and can be more productive for you in the end, than contemplating about the world's problems.

No, you are absolutely right, it goes without saying that practice is very important. What I meant was that you don't necessarily need to play with the best of the best to learn from them, you can watch how they play on YouTube. But, of course, as in any other field, theoretical knowledge is nothing without practice.

I personally think that playing in free-to-enter tournaments is bad for your knowledge of the game, but starting from a $1 buy-in you can get a good initial practice, and then move to a $10 buy-in, which is actually better.