You should have your own way of determining if what you watch is crap or not.

Having a little experience playing at a casino shouldn't be a reason why that subject should be a big issue for you. It's not wrong to watch those streams but we all have common sense if what we really watch does make sense or is worth our time. Others just watch it for entertainment as it supposed to be.

Obviously, there are popular streamers, rising ones, and newbie streamers. Most of these streamers are on purpose of gathering lots of subscribers and views that's why they are hired or not by gambling sites, it doesn't matter as their revenue will come from the number of views per stream.

The answer lies within your own preference. We can't apply our own, to your own.

To make it simple, follow your own interest, either choose one or what about taking both sports betting and in-house games on your weekend gambling session. Check what particular gambling type you are lucky on that day. Focus there and try to keep it that way. If there's an interesting match on that weekend, then consider putting some chips there too but if you found nothing, better skip betting on games.

Either sports betting or in-house games, we can't say the probability of winning and losing here. In the end, we are doing gambling.

Same as others, I'm also getting the "Server Not Found" error therefore we can assume that the problem is on your server side.

Aside from the website link, you can also post here all the channels available e.g. Instagram as you mentioned, and any others.

Anyway, just fixed the server issue and expect that the community will give you honest reviews for your reference.

How come it became BS? It's just normal at most casinos. You can't use an online casino as a gateway to transfer funds to another at your will.

Besides, it's just a 1x requirement, I wonder what will be your reaction at x2 turnover although I'm sure at most, it's just a 1x.


Obviously, the higher the deposit, the more time you will need to spend to reach the turnover even if it's an x1.

Where's the forcing of the users on that part if in the first place, that would be expected?

It's like when you deposit $100, you are able to turn it into $200 within just a few spins and you will withdraw right away. I doubt any casinos will allow that. You can't even do it on Stake although the requirement they need is only 80% of the deposit amount which is below compare to other casinos. But the picture is just the same if you deposit a big amount there.

Maybe depending on the region but I disagree that E-sports betting is not famous.

Especially here in the SouthEast Asian region, E-sport betting is hype especially when there's an ongoing event and our country is one of the favorites at most E-sports events regardless of the game. There's a big market there and I think most betting sites are including E-sports events now.

Anyways, RPG and MOBA are all can be classified as E-sports. No need to select what would be the specific genre but simply, just add all the associated events.

That situation is possible but I doubt scammers can make fake accounts right away that easily and will use hacked bank accounts. There are lots of verifications needed on Binance P2P before becoming a merchant. Aside from that, there's no way we can avoid that if we really encounter a trade with a compromised bank account.

How to reduce the chances of getting affected by that?

a) only select merchants and do trade to only those with 99% positive ratings

b) stop using Binance P2P

You just put too much definition on your winning experience. Regardless, that's not a big deal to start with.

Why not try another bet and see if that mindset of yours can bring more success in the long run?

Obviously, the last part of your statement is already given. You might be right that our doubts have nothing to do with our gambling experience or affecting the outcome of our bets, however, I'd rather use it as a factor in my future betting rather than just taking risks without a challenge.

San Antonio Spurs is currently in rebuilding mode and with almost the entire roster not having an established All-Star or Superstar level, expect that Victor Wembanyama will be utilized more. Since the Rookie of the Year award depends on a rookie's average stats, he really has that edge on that award compared to his counterparts as he's expected to have more playing time at the Spurs.

But I'm more looking forward to seeing Scoot Henderson of the Portland Trail Blazers in action and I expect him to be one of the contenders for the Rookie of the Year. Since Damian Lillard is now out of the Blazers, I think they will put Henderson as a starter and can be a good backcourt duo with Malcolm Brogdon or if ever this veteran will be traded, Henderson might be the key sole guard for the Blazers.

There's no specific exact amount. It surely depends on how much money we currently have the moment we pass by at that casino.

Depending on how much we currently hold at that, we can only think about how much should we put through on that session.

But to tell you honestly and I'm sure most gamblers know and understand the feeling about this, even if we set a fixed amount as part of our plan for that session, there's always a chance to wreck the original and supposed plan because of the temptation to continue regardless if we win or not.

We will have a thinking that; if we win, why should we stop, right? If we lose, we should chase the loss. Same in online gambling.

Nothing really special there whether it's a show-off, practicing their bragging rights, entertainment purposes, or just anything else.

Since they are capable of doing that, they can freely just share it anytime they want regardless of the bet amount.

Just take that with a grain of salt. After all, that's their own money and even losing it won't harm their overall finance.

Starting with a small capital is just fine as you are just building experience as a starter.

Slowly but surely, while progressing, you will eventually step up to another level and at that time you should now have at least knowledge on how to deal with bitcoin trading or anything related to methods of accumulating bitcoin. Just take it slowly and have patience. Don't rush and build experience seriously and while moving forward, you should know some ways as the best approach.

That's the formula.

In the first place, why did they ask it to do so?

Might they see us showing irresponsible, crappy attitudes or unusual behavior? In that case, they are just right to ask that and we have no right to even complain since they are just concerned and it will be for our own benefit. Actually, no need for them to ask that but just stop on our own.

It's all about respect and if only we are not showing a bad attitude, I don't think they will ask that question in the first place.

As a basic rule of thumb, always prioritize needs > wants.

Just consider giving these a balance if the salary is well enough to cover these. List all the required things under priorities such as; food, monthly bills, daily allowance, transportation (or gas consumption if having an own vehicle), and many more. Break down all the spending here and from there, the adjustment phase will be the next.

We do have a different financial situation that's why only us knows what would be the best financial plan we should follow.

The mistake I have clearly seen was, you are driven easily by the hype.

That $0.92 to $14 price increase is a situation where you should be vigilant especially if we are talking about altcoin. You got deceived by what you saw, a whopping 1400% increase and I understand the feeling. At that time, you are now under FOMO and still buy that coin at its hype price thinking you will be able to ride that trend.

Anyway, it's fine to feel egrettable about that decision. Losing experience is part of trading. What you should do now is learn from that experience and come back to trading as a more knowledgeable and vigilant trader. You should be serious from now on as you are spending decent money on the process. The same as having a business, you shouldn't allow your capital to be wrecked as much as possible.

Admit it, most of us will still keep playing after making a big win. It's not wrong in the first place as you are just taking advantage of our luck.

However, keep in mind that at least, we should enjoy our winnings too as it's not often to happen.

In my experience, after hitting some good win, I'm setting a limit on how much amount should I still put on risks. If continue winning, then good.

Either TNT by MVP or SMB by SMC is greedy lol.

Anyway, no choice for Bolick if I were him though lol if returning to PBA is a choice, choosing between giant teams should be the priority not just money but the chance of a championship is possible. In All-Filipino conference, SMC and MVP teams are the only teams that can compete for a championship.

Gone are the days when the All-Filipino competition involved other teams outside SMC and MVP, such as Red Bull, Alaska, and Sta. Lucia Realty.

Actually, if newbies will read that, they will just be confused as they don't know and understand what they are reading.

To fully understand that lesson, investors, newbies or not should try the actual pressure, stress, and challenge of trading.

I know for sure that after they build experience in trading, they will know the thing about when to stop as soon as they move forward.

I think those tips won't come from others. What I mean here is, that being responsible should start with ourselves.

For what are those ways to become responsible, it's all our own personal approach. What others did might not be effective to us therefore, let's find those ways by ourselves. How? As long as we continue to do gambling, we will automatically know what's the best ways to become responsible starting from minor to major.

Newbies, or those users who asked that question will never understand the best approach advised by others because gamblers have different experiences. Our own personal experiences will guide us on how to become a responsible gambler while we progress.

I really don't have an accurate answer for that. It's just that, I want to continue gambling despite many losing, simple as that.

But just to be clear, it's not that my gambling session always ended up on a bad day. There are times of a lucky day too.

Anyway, I'd rather not call it as a motivation but simply, I just want to gamble. No other technical reason behind it.

As a legal establishment and business, especially in a gambling-friendly country, expect that casinos are one of the industries that are high contributors to taxes and revenues of a certain country. The gambling industry also helps reduce the unemployment rate, especially those large casinos. I think there's no need for a country to encourage new stakeholders to invest in the casinos as businessmen around the world already know the potential and how large the gambling industry is especially today.

These big people are already in action involving in big casinos, especially in a gambling-friendly country such as here in our country.

Here in the country, there are lots of big casinos in the capital. Not as big as the famous Vegas or Macau scene but we will get there in the future.