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In my opinion, it is always good for people to trust the TOS more than what the support guy says, if the TOS says that the person must provide true information, if the TOS says that the person should not use a VPN to hide the person's location , so that person should not use a VPN, even if some support guy says they can use it, even if a forum representative says they can use a VPN, while the TOS is prohibiting it, so the person should rely more on what is written in the TOS. because the day the casino blocks the person's account because they were using VPN, the casino will use the TOS as the reason they blocked the person's account and will say that the person agreed to those terms of service

and if the person says that they asked the casino support guy if they could use the vpn and the casino support guy said he could and there were no problems, the casino can argue that the support guy made a mistake and that the TOS and what is it worth? and the casino will be right, the TOS is what it really counts. That's why it's very important that people don't let themselves be fooled by what the casino representative is saying, they should just believe the things that are written in the casino's tome.

Most of the people who invest in this bull market have limited knowledge of how the crypto space works. They were just attracted by the increase in the price of most cryptocurrencies. I was in a betting shop and two friends were discussing the bull run and how they bought some altcoins which turned out to be a scam. A careful examination of their discussion points to the fact that they don't know anything about the market. Maybe they saw an advert that promises a mouthwatering profit and they wanted to get rich quickly.

Before investing in any coin there is a great need to invest in learning to avoid being a victim of scams. Investors shouldn't be too lazy to put in a few hours of research to ascertain the genuineness of a project. There is also a need to learn how to keep wallets safe to avoid phasing and hacks. The beauty of the crypto industry is that everything you need to learn can be accessed by just a quick search on the internet.

I think you meant to say that we can't control to not have emotions. Human have emotions naturally. The point here is that we need to not have emotions out of control which can affect our mind to have a right decision-making. We can learn strategies and techniques to manage emotions, but true emotional control often comes from within and is honed through real-life experiences. Many people learn from their own mistakes, recognizing the consequences of impulsive or emotionally-driven decisions.

Maintaining emotional control is essential in decision-making, especially in high-pressure situations like gambling. The allure of potential winnings or the fear of loss can trigger intense emotions that cloud judgment and lead to irrational choices. Being aware of these emotional triggers and understanding how they influence behavior is crucial in avoiding impulsive decisions that may have negative consequences. When gamblers play in casinos, there can be external pressures, such as social expectations or the desire to save face, which may influence behavior, particularly during losing streaks. Online gambling makes people have more autonomy and flexibility to control their environment that allow for greater self-regulation and the ability to quit without external pressure.

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There's no point using VPN for privacy matters while they handed out their KYC to a platform and since they know that using VPN is been discourage to use if this is really the case happening to him then much better if they avoid using any tool that can change their IP since its expected that this will trigger this verification process since they will verify if the account still intact with the real user.

And since they are using a legit platform then I guess the only thing to do is to comply to what been asked since once everything will be cleared out for sure they can use their account the same as what they do to do it earlier.

AI told you some garbage there.

Slot machines are here for entertainment and the thrill of a big win, which does happen, but they are not here to make money for the player.

The most common RTP in the online industry hovers around 96%, in the offline industry it can go as much down as 80%, but offline businesses that go that aggressive rarely deal with regulars, while we in online deal with regular players and want that they stay with us longer, so we have higher RTP's. That doesn't mean that you, specifically you, will get 96% back out of $100 gambled. No, this means that the game, on an average (a huge average) is giving out 96% back, but in most cases you don't see it because it comes back in increments. Someone might have a zero RTP, someone else a jackpot. It's a theoretical average. The point is to entertain you as long as possible for those $100, and the slot machine will be taking and giving as you continue to play. You might win, but let's assume you'll not.

And although the games have to be ISO/IEC 17025 compliant, if the casino is using a slots provider (e.g. Bgaming) then they can't change the RTP, it's baked into the game and managed by Bgaming, not the casino. So the Auditing part would go to Bgaming, which is a Malta Gaming Authority audited brand, so basically MGA is doing the Audit on them.

If the casino is using their own games, there's more room for scams, so check if they are "provably fair" (no, it's not a typo). However, I would never recommend to play on a non-licensed casino.

If a gambler has become an addict, his priorities do not include his family. He gets pleasure from gambling, not from a walk in the park with his children. Such people need the help of specialists and rehabilitation, and until this is not available, such people try to distance themselves from the family. When a gambler crosses the line of gambling addiction, then talking in the family circle about his problems becomes unbearable, so gambling addicts may well cause harm to those around them.

Definitely am stoping right here. Now I understand what it really means to run a node. If running a node makes one not to depend on theirs party , it seems to be really good but it's resources consuming.

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Yeah I've been kicked out of a couple of exchanges before but it's always a month+ after the casino transactions and they always let you withdraw your balance.  I didn't think reputable exchanges would just steal your money because you gambled with it.  I just didn't want to install hot wallets for all those shitcoins that I only bought for bitvest purposes, but I just found one software wallet that can handle all 3 of them.  So I cancelled the withdrawals and will re-do them sending to my software wallet.

But I remember RBF differently from what you say. With RBF and especially with Full-RBF you can broadcast a replacement transaction that will superseed the existing transaction with additional inputs if you want and completely other outputs if you want that too, as long as you pay a larger fee for the replacement transaction.

It's an accepted double spend that doesn't get dropped by RBF aware nodes and which invalidates the older unconfirmed transaction which is completely replaced by the new one (paying higher fees!).

Oh I didn't realize the site had DMs!  I just replied now and confirmed all the addresses for my pending requests dated Jan. 27, 2024 23:34-23:47.  The ETH/LTC/BCH goes to an exchange but that exchange doesn't expire addresses unless you generate more than 5 for the same token.  The bitcoins I just hodl.