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2241  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Interesting odds, bonuses and promotions on: March 01, 2022, 02:52:54 PM
I didn't find a thread still open to discuss and to share interesting promotions.
So if you find an interesting promotion, bonus or odds on a crypto sportsbook or casino and if you want to share it with the community feel free to post it here, I'm sure you'll be generously thanked by the other gamblers (including me) Smiley



I start with this one, it won't interest high rollers but it can interest many small/common bettors IMO.

Duelbits offers odds @6.00 for a goal of Cristiano Ronaldo this night while it's currently @2.320 at Pinnacle
The maximum stake is $20.
https://duelbits.com/promotions/atletico-manchester-united-ronaldo-score-doubled-odds
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Place a pre-match single bet on Ronaldo to score anytime on the Atlético Madrid vs Manchester United match
If you win, the additional winnings to reflect the 6.00 boost will be credited within 24 hours
The maximum stake for the boosted odds is $20. Any stake above this amount will be paid out at the normal odds.

It's a good move to make a thread like this so that other gamblers can be updated with the current promotions and bonuses they could join and benefit from. Although I would like to suggest to make a specific type of promotions and bonuses to be included in this thread so yhat people won't be exhausted finding the topic and subject matter they are specifically looking for. A list of category of bonuses and promotions perhaps and detailed information about them so that others could see if they are eligible to join right on the spot of reading it.

I've read and participated back then some promotional campaign and contest of roobet that gives a pretty much decent amount to those who are at the top. There's this certain price pool where specific bracket gets and are divided equally to them. I think this is their occasional promotion. I don't really know for sure how frequent it happens, but it does and you just have to look for it. I'll be glad to know other promotions as well to utilize them if I could.
2242  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Sportsbet.com.au in probelms for unwanted gambling advertising on: March 01, 2022, 02:19:56 PM
Sportsbet.com.au to pay $3.7m in fines and penalties for sending 150,000 unwanted gambling advertising and gambling as well. Apparently sportsbet would have to pay fines since they were sending those messages to people who were trying to unsubscribe to them. At the same time they are not only gonna pay the biggest fine according to Australian spam laws they are also going to pay to individual customers.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/feb/10/sportsbet-to-pay-37m-in-fines-and-penalties-for-sending-150000-unwanted-gambling-ad-messages

Financial counsellors are also implying that they should put a whole ban on the gambling advertising. The company also was contacted by acma but they apparently continued to do it.

What do you think 💬?
I think it's really irresponsible thing to do.

               Important Information:- ℹ️
(Thread for sportsbet.com.au not sportsbet.io )

{I do understand the fact that there are many gambling sites usually that we see upfront using the same name sometimes therefore extremely sorry for the confusion that might have been caused. }

I believe it is indeed an irresponsible and insensitive thing to do. Spamming previous or even present clients with advertisement most especially if they didn't agree to receive one in the first place is frustrating for the part of someone. Since not everyone is mentally sane to just ignore those advertisement, the sportsbet should do something about it to avoid inflicting harm to those who are planning and undergoing therapies for withdrawal in gambling. The amount they will pay will hopefully be their eye-opener for such sensitive matter. I hope they would do something about their unwanted ads sooner so that the customers would be at peace.
2243  Economy / Gambling / Re: sportsbet.io lowers my odds !!!!! on: March 01, 2022, 11:42:20 AM
Hi everyone,

Lately I found out that sportsbet.io lowers my odds. I have compared with 2 browsers, one connected with my account and the other one not. I have seen nearly a 2% difference on odds' values
ex on Leeds vs MU:
https://freeimage.host/i/capture.1T4ZEG

Every market I have checked, it is the same.

I have contacted the support by chat a first time and I had the following answer:

"Odds are subject to change, and can also change based on individual accounts activity, betting behaviour and history. "
"The odds you see are based on your accounts previous betting activity."
" Upon review, we can assure that our betting limits depend on multiple factors such as sport, league, market, account and time of bet placement. We have different limits for different leagues, and we regularly review our business and make decisions around our total exposure which takes into account sports, competitions, events, markets. "



I wanted to have further explanations just like how long will I have this limitation or What is the criteria or the specific betting activity that has lead to this situation, but the chat was already closed. So I contacted the chat again, a support guy asked me for a screenshot which I have provided. Then I received this answer from support:

"Thank you for your patience. As explained before, Bet Limits are set from account to account based on your betting activity. Kindly note that as per terms and conditions, we reserve the right to have limits set depending on the account. Also, I would like to inform you that we have already explained this to you in another opportunity, if you keep insisting on this matter, you will have your chat privileges revoked."


Is it me or do I feel like the roles are reversed ?!!!!!

My only explanation is that I bet a lot this month with a lot of success and to stop all that, they decide to lower my odds. It is not a market/event/competition issue. I have tried many of them and it's the same.

Has anyone been in the same situation?





It's unfortunate that limits on your account have been lowered. However, it's a good thing that Sportsbet was approachable and they managed to explain to you the reason behind your account's odd limit. Because after all, it's not really good to have the customers keep on thinking and be left hanging. Although I would like to suggest to the casinos to at least inform your clients about the betting odds so that they won't be shocked about sudden changes. It could be included in the terms and conditions, but a simple heads-up like giving them some sort of notification would be of great help. Hopefully, you'll be able to recover your account's odd limit to its original rate.
2244  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What will be the next big industry move? on: March 01, 2022, 11:05:35 AM
The gambling industry will always stay profitable, however, regulations will be stricter especially in poor countries, but in rich countries where most people can afford to gamble, they will just likely increase the taxes so the government will benefit from the industry. With the popularity of crypto gambling as well, it gives the regulators more opportunity to earn and the entire industry will grow as gambling across borders made possible and easy with cheap transaction cost.

I agree. No matter what happens, gambling will always be on track. Because whatever the state of a country would be, there would always be a gambler thirsty to gamble for entertainment and of course, to hit the jackpot. Those people who decided to invest in making their own casino and gambling platforms will definitely keep on profiting as long as gambling stays legal and there is still patronage. In any type of community, anyone can gamble. Because gambling is accessible and more convenient nowadays, people can gamble anytime and anywhere in many ways possible. Because of this, regulations implementation of policies has been made to monitor and control the scope of gambling in a country. Sooner or later, people would discover more and more about other types of gambling such as those related to crypto and augmented or visual reality gambling and the government will do their move and actions about it in accordance to how they want it to be regulated for the benefit of the most.
2245  Economy / Gambling / Re: Would you support a collective boycott of all Russian gambling platforms? on: March 01, 2022, 10:34:34 AM
Considering the current events in Ukraine and the open aggression from Russia, what are your thoughts on the collective boycott of all Russian gambling platforms in support of Ukraine?

We know that 1xBET and 1xBit are owned by Russians. Do you know any more? Could we make a list of all Russian-owned casinos?

I'd love to support an initiative to help Ukraine! I think it would be great if we all raised our voices together and supported it.


I don't really think it would be a nice idea to boycott the gambling platforms that are owned by Russian people because after all, not every Russian wants war. Perhaps there's only a very small population that wants their country and Ukraine to have a conflict because it either amuses them or the possibility of war happening in a long period of time will benefit them. And with this being said, maybe these people are the elites that won't be hurt as much if we boycott anything related to Russia. I believe we must think of this thoroughly first before coming to a decision because boycotting can affect so many people that are innocent and are also struggling to survive.
2246  Economy / Economics / Re: Sanctions left and right, Can the Russian economy survive? on: March 01, 2022, 10:03:41 AM
With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, almost all sectors & big businesses in Russia have been hit with huge Sanctions against them both from the United States, the United Kingdom and other internationally related bodies. Sanctions have hit the Russian central bank, other small russian banks, big business and companies in Russia from airlines to manufacturing have been affected as well and many assets private and government owned has been frozen.

-Do you think Russia can survive, and how can they survive the harsh economic realities that they are about to experience? Are the sanctions sufficient to push Putin into a decision to stop the invasion?

Based on Russia's capability, I think they can survive with world sanctions, but only for a limited time. Because after all, Russia has the means to be able to push through with the invasion of territory, but it will not be endless because of the imposed sanctions upon them. Perhaps they could and would try to get some form of assistance to their "allies" and partners for the resources that they need for the time being that they are under world sanctions. Although I really do hope that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine will soon come to an end because a lot of people are already affected. I hope Putin will realize how destructive his ways are and consider peace talks to settle everything.
2247  Economy / Economics / Re: Regulation seem like the only option left on: February 28, 2022, 03:48:12 PM
Will there ever come a time that the government reaction to crypto will be encouraging for the people? Lately the head if international monetary fund Christine lagarde stated that regulatory action from the international community on crypto is inevitable ..what do you think

Regulation of crypto in centralized exchanges are really inevitable. It's the government's decison on how and to what extent they will impose on centralized platforms that cater cryptocurrency. Typically, these exchangers under the central bank are required and mandated to ask their clients for KYC for the accounts to be verified and usable to its maximum. Taxation is also a thing and I guess this is what keeps the government allowing the exchangers to operate, in accordance of course, to their conditions and policies. But if I were to ask if bitcoin will be regulated in general, my answer would be no. Since bitcoin specifically is a decentralized asset and it couldn't be manipulated by the government no matter how hard they will try. They can dictate its legality in their country as well as the platforms that offer it, but they cannot control its movement in the market.
2248  Economy / Economics / Re: Ban Russia from SWIFT! Protect Ukrainian Sky! Send NATO to Ukraine! on: February 28, 2022, 02:54:30 PM
I'm sorry, but maybe my family and I will die tomorrow if the world does nothing, so
Ban Russia from SWIFT! Protect Ukrainian Sky! Send NATO to Ukraine! #BanRussiafromSwift #CloseTheSky #SendNatoToUkraine
 you can ban me if you think it's necessary!!!

I'm so sorry that you have to experience and witness such horrendous activities by the military in your beloved country. It's quite unfortunate that Russia's president, Putin chose a violent and chaotic way to express his decisions instead of addressing them in a calm and diplomatic manner. The Russian military's advantage on your country and wreaking havoc on almost everything in sight despite the sot of civilians' lives is devastating and heartbreaking. It's been all over the news for a few days now. I really do hope that the peace talks would happen and may there be agreement and settlement of this conflict once and for all. A lot of people, industries, and establishments have been lost due to this war. I wish there would be no more casualties.

I really do hope that Putin will at least listen to the voice of his constituents at the very least if he doesn't want to do anything with Zelenskyy. After all, the voice of the masses should be heard and addressed.
2249  Economy / Economics / Re: Who gain's from War ? on: February 28, 2022, 02:21:01 PM
I'm right here, Argument with my mate about the current invasion by Russia in Ukraine.
He just told me countries make money from war, could it be the journalist alone ? Government who please, I'm juvenile at this.

It's true. Other industries and countries that are specialized in a certain field such as types of armed vehicles, machinery, and weapons benefit a lot whenever there's a war happening. These countries supply the countries who are in conflict with one another which obviously is a great opportunity for them to make money out of a chaotic situation. Those people or corporations that sell goods and other materials needed in times of calamities such as food, water, clothing, and the likes humans needed in order to survive are gaining by supplying the military with all things they need. The countries that also offer loans with amounting interest for the rehabilitation because of the aftermath of war are gaining a lot of money. Mainly because of course, a damaged country will have no choice but to rely on credit and loans to make their country better again, despite it having a huge interest rate over time.

It's saddening that the struggle and pain of others are a blessing to some. However, that's the reality. There are always two sides to every coin.
2250  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The state of Bitcoin during the war between Russia and Ukraine on: February 28, 2022, 01:48:30 PM
What most people do not understand is that the market for Russia only closed mostly in the West, while still having free access in the East where the Asian market resides. Also, sooner or later, Europe will want to have its supply of Russian oil back if their supply dwindles and no other option is out there. It's not a dead-end for Russia just yet, but I do agree that if their current situation against Ukraine goes on for long, they couldn't afford it and may have their economy crumble so hard.

As for bitcoin and crypto, the only 'decline' that I saw was within the first few hours of the invasion. Afterwards, it went normal from there. The ones who sold on a panic on February 24 were probably those who are afraid that the armed conflict will affect cryptocurrencies, but it didn't. Right now, bitcoin and crypto appears to be unbothered by what's happening in Ukraine. A few swings here and there but nothing too major, unlike on the 24th which is understandable.


I agree with your statement about Ukraine. If this conflict will continue to happen for the next few days, weeks, or even months, the worst-case scenario is that their economy will collapse. If their economy will collapse, it will have a big, negative impact on the community, most particularly on the citizens. And I really do hope it will not happen because there are too many infrastructures, livelihoods, and lives that are being damaged and taken away due to some misunderstanding and perhaps greed and misplaced grudge towards the other. Although recently, I've seen on the news that the two countries are considering peace talks. Hopefully, the genuity will reach Putin because Zelenskyy already stated what Ukrainians desire - peace.

And regarding bitcoin, I believe prior to the war between the two countries, bitcoin is already at a low position due to the market season as well as the manipulation of the whales in the market. The war did not really directly and continually affect the price of bitcoin. It did, but only on the onset of war because some people panicked and were driven by emotion that bitcoin won't be able to bounce back. However, it did. Not just as high, but it is considered now to be the usual track of bitcoin in the graphs.
2251  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin will be banned in the EU starting from 2025 if ... on: February 28, 2022, 01:06:22 PM
Just read this report:

EU on Track to Ban Bitcoin: Report
'Bitcoin will be banned in the EU starting from 2025 if the Commission and the Council of the EU don’t ditch a crippling amendment to the MiCA framework'

source: https://u.today/eu-on-track-to-ban-bitcoin-report


I don't know what they want, but I wanted you to know this ...


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Update 25/Feb/2022

European Parliament Postpones Vote on Crypto Regulations Indefinitely

'The European parliament has postponed its vote on the proposed regulatory package for crypto assets after a leaked draft drew criticism for including a provision that sought to ban the use of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ether in the European Union (EU) over energy concerns.

The parliament member in charge, who is known as the rapporteur, Stefan Berger, has asked for more time to clarify the provisions, according to a Twitter post he made on Friday. The parliament was supposed to vote on the draft for the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework on Feb. 28.'

Source: https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/02/25/european-parliament-postpones-vote-on-crypto-regulations-indefinitely/


European Parliament delays vote on crypto assets bill over proof-of-work debate
https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/135459/european-parliament-delays-vote-on-crypto-assets-bill-over-proof-of-work-debate

I don't really think Europe would outright ban bitcoin because bitcoin has so many users in various parts of Europe. In addition, they get taxes from bitcoin and other crypto transactions which somehow helps their economy. I guess they are just planning and organizing the moves and regulations they will lay down after 3 years which is why it is still so far ahead. I think they are counterchecking ways and other alternatives aside from banning bitcoin just because it is not environmentally friendly. After all, some bitcoin mining is now transitioning into greener and eco-friendly ways to mine bitcoin. Using geothermal and other renewable resources to be their main source of energy and power for the electricity consumption of mining btc is now being adapted in other countries. The pros and cons should be weighed down. And I believe they won't risk eliminating bitcoin usage because people would just resort to other ways of accessing it and making transactions which they don't want to happen obviously due to money matters.

Many times they have tried to ban bitcoin but to no avail. Why? Because they can't manipulate nor control it as well as the will of the users to utilize it. It will just be an endless race. So instead of banning, maybe they will come up with something that will benefit them and will be favorable to the people as well.
2252  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Recent events should make everyone withdraw all their coins to their own wallets on: February 28, 2022, 12:31:32 PM
Everyone knows you should hold your own keys and coins. Leaving your coins in the control of a third party such as a centralized exchange, web wallet, interest account, etc., means they are not your coins at all and access can be removed at any time. Despite such services frequently locking people out of their accounts and demanding KYC, millions of people continue to hold all their coins with these third parties, wrongly thinking "Well, it will never happen to me."

Then comes the Canadian truckers. Whether or not you agree with them is irrelevant. What I was far more interested in was the government's response, which was to freeze accounts, reverse transactions, and seize money belonging to these people and to people who were donating to them. Not only fiat bank accounts, but also crypto exchange accounts. And yet people still hold their coins on exchanges, knowing that their government can prevent them from accessing their money at any time. I don't know what the logic here is. Maybe "I'm so meek and unassuming I'll never do anything that my government doesn't approve of."

Then comes the Russian invasion. Countries around the world are seizing Russian assets, freezing Russian accounts, embargoing Russian banks, removing Russia from the entire SWIFT system, and more. Sure, this will hurt Putin, but it also hurts every Russian, including the innocent ones who have no desire for war. How do you feel knowing a decision made by your government which you fundamentally disagree with and even protest against could result in all your finances being frozen or seized? There is no logic here. You cannot possibly think "Well, my government would never do such a thing" given the propensity for governments around the world to serve their own interests at the expenses of their citizens all the time.

These last few weeks should be an eye opener for anyone leaving their coins in the custody of any third party. You may find yourself with no access to them at any time, and there will be nothing you can do about it.

Self-mod to prevent spam.

I'm glad someone brought this up. It is indeed, should be our priority to transfer our funds from centralized exchangers to our very own private wallets because unprecedented conflicts could cause an inconvenience the moment new policies and regulations have been imposed. Restrictions are made for a reason. It's just that, no matter what reason and how good it may be, the innocent and those people who aren't really involved and shouldn't be affected will be suffering the consequences too. And no matter what people complain, it won't be eased out because the law applies to everyone and not to the selected people only. Imagine how tragic it would be if all of your funds and assets will be frozen until further notice. If you store everything or most of your funds in banks, then you'll have no other means and options on how to survive. Hence, we should take the current situation between Russia and Ukraine as an eye-opener to the possibility that the same scenario will happen in the future.

Having your funds stored in your own wallet will definitely make you feel secure because you no longer give permission over a third party and central organization the authority over your assets. You can monitor and get a hold of it anytime, anywhere without fearing what would happen if sudden rules will be set by the government and the authorities. Aside from storing your funds in your wallets, I personally recommend storing some cash with you in your trusted place at home or wherever you reside so that if conflicts were to occur, you have a cold cash at hand and will no longer undergo the hassle of withdrawing in an ATM amidst the chaos. You see, we should always be on our guard and we should always be prepared because we only have ourselves to look after for our own welfare if worse comes to worst.
2253  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is now a good time to be investing in Bitcoin? on: February 28, 2022, 11:59:45 AM
Hi everyone I was wondering if the overall Russian-Ukraine situation in Bitcoin is now pretty low, will it soar if the whole war is resolved again? What is your opinion? Thank you.

Invest what you can afford to lose. You shouldn't rely on hearsay and instead, do in-depth research of your own before making a move. Asking is a great way to gather information, but it is better to have personal digging about crypto yourself so that you'll learn what you have to understand.

Prior to the war between Russia and Ukraine, bitcoin has been exhibiting a low price position already because I believe we are approaching or even already in a bearish market. Entering the bearish market means we would witness gradual or even sudden drops in the price position of a coin in this season. This season is good for those people who are planning to invest and of course, depending on what kind of investor they are. If you are here for the long-term OP, then I believe this season will be your best opportunity to buy the dip of bitcoin and then hold it until it recovers again, and when it hit the price expectation that would satisfy you. You see, smart people take the chances to buy at the bottom and reward themselves the moment it soars. But of course, you should still risk according to your risk appetite.

Bitcoin is here for the long term. The war may cause a little disruption on the price, but sooner or later it will eventually bounce back. Decide wisely, invest wisely.
2254  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: How to tell when a trading bot is a scam on: February 26, 2022, 03:47:21 PM
First of, don't ever use bots for your trading, before you regret it. Bots can never be trusted since it is a program that's been made by someone who is making money out of it, and you'll never know if it is a scam or legit without looking to its code. Trade by yourself, it's much better and zero cost. Trading using bots is like saving up your funds in a custodial wallet, while trading by yourself is like using a non-custodial wallet where your funds is much safer.
2255  Local / Pilipinas / Re: para sa mga na wiwindang din sa mga conspiracies about whale manipulation on: February 26, 2022, 03:10:11 PM
Actually until now naniniwala pa rin ako ng minamanipulate ng whales ang market, hindi ko lang alam kung sino sila pero kung babasihan natin ang galaw ng price, yung pump and dump, clearly may manipulation na nangyayari. Pero maganda yang ginawa mo OP, merong study or explanation, kaya mas reliable yan.
Sa totoo lang, nangyayari naman talaga ang whale manipulation lalo na sa mga low volume tokens or yung mga bagong token. Kayang kaya nila kontrolin yung market pero hindi lahat ng market ay kaya nilang kontrolin.
Para sa akin, yung whale manipulation is most likely about the whale starting a pump or dump and the rest will follow na lang which will cause further pumping or dumping on the price of that token. However, may instanses naman na whale counters a whale. Like a whale tried to dump a token however someone will buy that dip and the price will continue to stay the same or pump.

Tama ito kabayan.

Iba-iba kasi ang mga tokens na hinahawakan ng whales, merong puro Bitcoin lang, at merong puro Altcoin lang. Kaya kung may gagawin man silang massive buy or sell, hindi buong market ang apektado, kundi iilang coins lang unless Bitcoin mismo ang gagamitin nila sa isang massive trade na maaaring mamanipula ang market sa maikling panahon na kalaunan ay babalik rin sa normal.
2256  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bear vs Bull : The Beauty Of Cryptocurrency on: February 26, 2022, 02:19:28 PM
For holders, the secret of making it during trading is buying at dip(bear) and selling at bull, but am so surprised that most persons are adamant to this and keep their coin intact whether in bear or in bull.

Patient is the key.

Once you experience the bearish market once, you'll know what to do when it strikes next. It is important to have spare fiat to survive the bearish market, for you not to be forced to sell out your coins in a very low price, or at a price where you're not satisfied. The only thing I do is I set up an alarm in my blockfolio (FTX now) so that I'll be updated even though I'm not always looking the market.
Without greediness, you'll be able to make it happen. It's easy to say buy at dip and sell at bull but when we are in the actual situation, we will be tested on how we will handle our emotions because sometimes we are weak to aim for more when we see a good price and to easily panic when we see the price is dumping. This kind of weakness we have will make us fail in the long run and this is what whales love to see.
2257  Economy / Gambling / Re: How To Access Sportsbet.io or any kind of gambling without VPN on: February 26, 2022, 12:06:22 PM
Hello guys, I was using roobet for maybe a year and they decided to lock my account because I was from restricted country even though whole time that I played there it was restricted there but they let me to play. But now it isnt about it. It is about my locked account and about the situation I can't withdraw my referral earnings. I don't care if I can play there or not, I just want to be able to withdraw my referral earnings because I know for sure there is some money there left. I had 410 referrals and more than 100 of them had deposited at least once. So I know for sure some money is hanging there


They don't respond to any emails, so I don't know whete to look for help.
Accessing a site from a restricted area is unfavourable. It is a  breach of the terms & conditions of the company and will result in freezing of account. See what can happened when you mess around with the terms and conditions of a company. Roobet is a reputable sport betting company we all know but this person created a scam accusation thread against them for the above reasons. I don't think @onesecondplz ever recovered his account.

I agree. Doing something against a casino's terms of service means doing a violation that has a certain punishment with various weights. The punishments are given to the offenders in accordance to the damages or abuses they have made. In some circumstances, the account holder isn't given a chance to access or even withdraw their funds on their account. I think that one is one of the heaviest punishment a casino may give. Banning without them being able to get a hold on their funds again if proven they have undergone frauds and illegal activities. Because after all, the casino must maintain the healthy ecosystem of the casino as well as to uphold their policies so that no one will be enticed to go against their set policies after some time again and in the future. If someone badly want to gamble, there are so many different sites that offer almost the same games, payouts, and the likes. They just have to keep looking instead of bypassing.
2258  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: New and emerging Cryptocurrencies? on: February 25, 2022, 03:00:59 PM
Does anyone know how to monitor new and emerging cryptocurrencies?
I hear about these floats of new cryptocurrencies but have not idea how to know when they're coming. 

Thanks

Just wondering what for? If you're asking so that you could use it to trade new coins in futures that soon to be listed in a certain exchange, I suggest you not to do it. Trading coins that's newly listed without proper research about it will just liquidate your entry every trade, unless you got lucky, and you won't be able to push your luck on it by merely relying on new listed coins.
2259  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Words of advice on: February 25, 2022, 01:46:43 PM
Never trust anyone who says you won something. Don't connect your wallet to the fake pancake swap or any other shady  website. Only use the contract address straight from the real  website, yes,  Never store your seed phrases in your phone. Turn off dapps, make sure you disconnect your wallet from pancake swap after you are done using it. Never sell or send coins that just show up in your wallet. Never trust airdrops, Never give out your seed phrases, even to family, just put it in your will incase you die. Never tell people what is in your wallet, you may become a person the hackers and scammers focus on. Never trust anyone online, including any of the advice I am giving you. Turn on transaction signing and password.

If you're in doubt, use a new wallet address for airdrops, use that new wallet address when selling coins that you've never seen before in your wallet, because there's nothing to lose when you do it that way, you might find a legit airdrop that could give you an easy money without risking your real wallet where you store all of your tokens.

In this world full of scammers, be someone that could outsmart them. Don't be afraid of them.
2260  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: CrazyTime and Monopoly, should we trust? on: February 25, 2022, 12:22:37 PM
I know they run under a gambling license, but we don't know how rigged the machines are, even the Dice rolls for the Monopoly board could be a replay of a video and not a live roll.

That's why I start this topic, I want to know if the people of the community trust in those games.
Usually these live games are audited by a third party company, so the reliability of these games is directly related to who the auditors are, as they have a reputation to uphold, and reputation is the most valuable asset for these auditing companies.

But directly answering your question: NO, I don't trust and I don't like to bet on these games.

Correct.

This game is only entertaining to those who thinks gambling games are all the same, when it's not. Just like what you've said, this game is manipulated by a third party in which they are choosing small bets to win and collect the big bets by doing so, if I'm not mistaken. Once people know the true story behind such game, for sure they will never enjoy this live betting game and will always make extra effort to make a research first before betting on some games.
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