I would quite my current business or career only if I didn't like working on that. That is, if I were involved on the job just for financial reasons. Otherwise I would just decrease the workload to enjoy the profit made through gambling travelling and doing other hobby activities with people I like being together.

I say this because it's important to have an occupation in life, doesn't matter how wealthy you are. It's not unsual to see rich people living without pleasure or a purpose of existence, as ironically all they have is money and nothing else, leading to a feeling of inner emptiness.

Money is important in many aspects of our physical life, more related to comfort and ease, but it's not sufficient to supply most of our mental, emotional demands.

We need to know what casino OP is talking about, so we can have some idea about the legitimacy and reputation of the casino and also compare it to the experiences of another gamblers who have played there. Consequently, we could reach a conclusion if what he is saying makes sense from a practical point of view, or if it's just coincidence and superstition.

Personally, I think it's likely to be coincidence, because casinos don't need to cheat on gamblers in order to make profit, since they are already assured to profit on long term due to the house edge.

Thanks to bitcoin the dreams of many early adopters have already become true. And now, in our case we still have the hope and expectation our dreams can become reality as well through bitcoin investment, although in order to achieve that, bitcoin has to increase in price a lot yet, unless we hold many bitcoins in our wallets, what isn't the case of most investors who have up to some millions of satoshis only.

I'm not sure if holding such amounts will be enough to complete te desired goals in life, so better that these investors have another plans in life besides bitcoin towards financial freedom. As we say in investments' world, don't put all your eggs on the same basket. Don't put all your hopes into a single investment...

Not every religious leaders gamble, because there are those who preach against this practice and are coherent with their speeches, and that is fine. The problem is when the religious leader preaches against gambling in public, but adopt this activity for his life in secret, on his private life.

I say this is a problem not because gambling should be considered wrong or immoral, but because this person is an hypocritical and manipulative one, therefore he shouldn't be trusted and followed by anyone who seek the truth, honesty and balance in life.

A religious leader who acts like this must be acting against the words he preaches in other aspects of his life as well, so be careful.

I guess in every cases the 12,500 FUN membership package is still worthful, because it's relatively cheap, while rewarding decent bonusses, especially if you are a bitcoin investor inside the freebitco.in platform, so you enjoy the extra daily paid interest a lot, since you will be receiving it in bitcoin itself, and not altcoins which aren't able to grow on the same proportion of BTC.

The important here is to notice FUN is the key to boost earnings in bitcoin. That is what makes the investment on this token so interesting.

AI is for our times what Martingale was for early crypto years.

Back then people thought they discovered the perfect recipe to defeat the house through Martingale strategy plus automatic bets.

Now they follow the same logic by believing AIs are the magical formula to win safely on long term.

Well, let them think it's possible, until they see by their own eyes it's not possible at all...

However, if FUN loses 50% of its price during this whole year your funds are locked, it means the yearly interest will drop to 12,5% already. So there are risks involved. Usually, every tokens offering too high yield bring this kind of risk side by side. That is something you have to consider before starting your investment. And if we compare FUN to BTC price, the rates can become even more alarming, as we can already see FUN losing a lot of value compared to BTC.

1 FUN = 24 satoshis. It was 1 FUN = 36 satoshis months ago (last September I think).

Yes, discussions regard american elections are already disponible and more advanced on the mentioned thread above.

Probably OP didn't know and created his own, but it's better that this thread gets locked and all discussions and predictions are posted on the older thread to keep everything cleaner and organized.

As you aren't confortable with vfootball results and this category of gambling leads you to feel upset after all, it's better that you avoid it futurely, going only for the normal sports betting category on real events which are more unlikely and harder to be manipulated and fixed. Personally I also have a bad impression regards virtual sports, because when we bet on the favorite and the team loses, we always end with the feeling we were cheated by the system.

If developers manage to keep the environment of the game at Runescape's level it's already a good thing, because as we see, despite bots harming the game for decades already, they aren't able to completely destroy it. Moreover, there are players making income from Runescape, so it's an example of sustainable "play to earn" game, even though it's forbidden to trade gold and items for real money by the rules.

One of the features presented by CBDCs is the fact they are highly traceable by the regulator body behind it.
For some gamblers it may not be an issue, but for others I believe that is a big cons, therefore they will tend to avoid gambling with CBDCs, still going for fiat (as we have right now), bitcoin and altcoins (especially stablecoins).

Everyone who have concerns regards privacy will try avoiding this category of currency, and in case CBDCs find a fertile land in gambling industry, it will mean most gamblers aren't worried about their funds and financial routine being tracked by the Central Bank. So let's see.

The most entertaining, well done and complete Play to Earn games developed so far didn't show any respect and consideration for the community of players, rather their only goal was to milk money from players, without caring about long term goals and survival of the game. They were MIR4 and Ni No Kuni. Bots and toxic players killed the environment. And that is so sad, because the games were really good and promising.

With some adjustments those games could be popular until nowadays, while working as side income for many players. If at some point in the future a studio comes with a similar idea, but propitiating a friendly environment for every players (not only the addicted, wealthy ones) I think it will be a huge success.

I'm glad we don't need Biden Administration's approval or endorsement in order to adopt cryptocurrencies for ourselves. People shouldn't expect a different stance from politicians, because they will go always against everything which gives autonomy and freedom to the common citizen they try to keep under the control of the state's forces. I understand the concern regards scam schemes being operated making use of cryptocurrencies, though.

That is a real alert crypto enthusiasts should be aware about, so they can avoid losing money for such thieves futurely.

Crypto gambling is more addicting just because it's more accessible. You can gamble from anywhere at any moment of your day and all you need is an internet connection, which is pretty common everywhere nowadays. The possibility of accessing a gambling platform on your smartphone anytime is really addicting, as many people find themselves with nothing to do along the day, on different moments, so they immediately go to the smartphone. Some access social medias, videos, games while others will go to directly to crypto gambling.

Games of skills are games where the determinant factor towards the final result will be skills, while at games of luck the determinant factor will be luck, despite the experience of the gambler on those games.

As I see, in every games mentioned (poker, slots, baccarat and blackjack), the determinant factor is luck, without any doubts, so all of them are games of luck.

On the other hand, if you bet with your friend you could beat him on a PVP match at any online video-game we could be talking about a game of skill, since the main factor driving your bet to the victory is your personal skills on that game in particular. If you are good on it, you will win. If you are bad, you will lose. And that can't be changed on long run.

Features:

Huge variety of games and different sections (sports, live tables, etc); 6
Good bonus/reward program; 8
Good looking, intuitive and fast user interface; 9
Good help desk; 3
Strong community/ Reputation; 10
The age of the site; 5
Casino's own token that pays dividends / ability to mine it by gambling; 2
Instant deposits & payments; 7
No Kyc; 1
Nr of payment methods; 4

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I think "no KYC" is the less important feature right now, because it's just not possible to demand it from popular consolidated platforms. We know they have to follow strict protocols imposed by regulators to remain active and legalized on the industry.

Of course bitcoin. There are some years already that I totally exchanged my savings into bitcoin and no longer hold fiat, besides the amount I need for daily expenses. I did this after concluding I was just losing purchasing power by holding fiat on my bank account to earn interest inferior to the inflation of the country. So far I have no regrets for doing this.

I just have to control my emotions and finances in a way I'm aware I might not be able to spend money as I wish on the moment I wish, due to the bearish market which pushes bitcoin downside. The cons is that it freezes life a little bit, but on the other hand I have the certain I'm building something more valuable and worthful on long term.

First of all the proposal behind the project must be original, innovative and useful in order to bring organical support to your local community. If you are able to offer a product like this, I believe more than 50% of the way is already paved.

After that you have another factors, but the main one is marketing, as you need to promote it to reach the maximum number os crypto enthusiasts as possible, while also attracting speculators' attention and interest to give your project some boost, especially at the beginning, that is when you are trying to consolidate your token or coin inside crypto market.

A powerful marketing strategy is to be generous with your initial public. If you are confident your concept is going to make the difference, I'm sure you won't bother investing a decent sum of money on this stage of the process.

Both situations happen where there is an imbalance in life. These people aren't using the pursuit for money as a tool to achieve happiness (that should be the final goal of an individual, accordingly to Aristotle). Instead, they are pursuing money solely to achieve more money, what after all makes no sense! Then there comes the boredom, loneliness and emptiness feelings, as nothing seems to have been conquered for real.

And the only solution for this issue is to change the way you see life, what you expect from it and how you behave during your lifespan. It's not so easy to change for better, because there are lots of negative influences surrounding us daily, especially on the media and internet.

Yes, this is a personal question that will have different answers in each case. However, I think there is no mistery or difficult on finding the correct result in each case. It's just the amount you can afford to lose: money amount you won't need later for your basic needs. Maybe the amount of money the person uses for eating out sometimes, buying superfluous goods, or just the spare money left after all monthly expenses are paid.

For some people it will be 5$, 10$, 50$, 100$, 500$, 1000$... And even more. The important is to put this money into good use.