Its all about luck. There is no such thing as strategies or winning "tips". If someone tells you he has a certain strategy that helps you win, ask him why he isn't a billionaire by now. I mean, using his roulette strategy he could have cleaned out all the casinos in the world. Others saying martingale strategy, you will need a very large bankroll to execute it, and you might still fail. The only way you will succeed with that strategy is through having an infinite bankroll. But if you had one, why would you even think of gambling?
The best you can do is to learn to control yourself to limit your losses.

1. I am not a gambler, so if I ever want to do casual gambling would choose online casinos.
2. Not much to be honest. I would rather spend somewhere else and have fun.
3. Since I am not an avid gambler, doesn't matter if I make a profit or a loss. I accept both.
4. Won't stick to a specific game. Will try out different games like slot, dice, plinko.
5. Don't chase your losses. You will end up losing more. Don't gamble more than what you can afford to lose. Remember, you are gambling for fun. Don't turn this fun into an addiction.

Wait, how are they joining the same campaign using your username? And how are they even doing this? I am guessing they are applying from another platform using your bitcointalk username? If that is the case, how come the bounty managers aren't even cross checking anything? I means that is not even that hard to do. All you have to do is using the find function on the sheet and check if the user has already joined the campaign. Or they can tell them to send him a message from his bitcointalk account before enrolling. Looks like its just the managers that aren't doing their jobs properly.

I highly doubt card counting is easier in online casinos (unless you are playing blackjack online with live dealers). In fact, its easier to do in physical casino and there is nothing much the house can do to stop it other than telling you to leave the table ( I don't think they call the police for such matter, since if I am not wrong, counting card is not illegal). They do take measures, but most casinos avoid those extra precautions you have mentioned since the games ends up being really slow. If you keep on winning or act suspicious, put you under surveillance. It's easier to avoid all those hassles in online casinos because everything is automated. Shuffling cards after each and every hands with multiple decks just takes few milliseconds!

So you are saying some people use it to break the laws? If it is illegal in their country, then they should not buy or use crypto currencies. The risks aren't worth it at all. There are chances that you will get caught eventually. After you buy bitcoin, at one point you might want to convert it to fiat, but there is no way you can use your banks to transfer those money you get after selling your coins (unless you plan to receive cash money and stash it somewhere).
As far as I know, they added KYC. And as long as you are connected to the internet you CAN be traced!

By trading? Maybe, depends on how good you understand the market. If the coins that you buy falls, as long as it is a well known crypto currency such as bitcoin and ethereum, keep holding. If you don't sell anything, you don't make any loss even if the price falls.
You should keep trying. You will make a lot of loss, but eventually with experience you will figure out anything. Or a safe way to make profit is by investing in crypto currencies and holding it for a long term or until your profit goal is met.

I wish people would stop asking "is it a good time to buy now?". Don't wait, just buy! If the price falls down by 0.32% buy! If the price rises by 0.32%, please buy. Try googling "is it good time to buy bitcoin" and look at all those threads you will find in bitcointalk and reddit. People were asking back then when the price was $200 if it was a good time to buy. They though its too late to make profit and the price was high. They though it would crash back to what it was before and waited for that to happen. It never happened and now they regret.
You don't want the same thing to happen to you, do you? So even if the price "rises" or "falls" slowly or the trend says its going to crash, dont listen to those and buy your bitcoins. As long as you don't sell them, you won't make any loss.

How is that going to happen? I mean, there are fractions on coins with the lowest one being 1 satoshi. Now if "shortage" does occur, then the price is bound to go very high and in the case 1 satoshi might have a value of hundreds of dollars. In that case, wouldn't we all agree to make a  unit which is smaller than a satoshi (not an expert over here. So I am not sure if this is even possible)? Or people will start using altcoins. Or there might even be some alternative tokens or something that will be pegged to the price of bitcoin. Like they can exchange those tokens for bitcoins.
I am a bit confused though, buy shortage did you mean shortage in supply?

Not really. In general, if its a well known site or used by many people, I don't bother reading the Terms of Service. But, when it comes to like casino or other "controversial" sites, I do read the Terms of Service. It like each and every word, just skim through it and look for specific details (like their identity verification policy, country  restrictions and other important details). When it comes to services like this, I guess everyone should read their terms. I have seen people breaching ToS and then make a huge post over here and crying because their account got blocked.

You can't store your wallet on an exchange. But yeah, based on your post, you mean the funds. True, one should not be using an exchange as a crypto wallet. We have already seen a lot of cases where the exchange gets hacked or they scam people. Still people don't learn anything from those unfortunate events. They still store their coins in an exchange. Its not only exchanges which are safe to use as a wallet, any kind of online webwallets aren't safe at all! If an online wallet doesn't provide you with your private keys (or they have access to your private keys), don't use them!

What's wrong with using other people's social media account? As far as I know, you are allowed to have multiple accounts (as long as you are not ban evading). If you don't want users to with multiple accounts to join your campaign, mention it on the rules. Do the same if people aren't allowed to use other peoples social media account. Not, if participants break the rules, it is your responsibility to remove them from the campaign. You are getting paid for that.
Like I said, you are getting paid for it. If you think you can't handle it, then tell the person who hired you to find someone more suitable to do the job.

Not going to happen. I mean, why would someone care about the participants breaking the rules if they themselves aren't a part of that bounty program?

I wouldn't call that a strategy. It is more like a diversified investment where you will invest on different crypto currencies to minimize your loss and maximize your profit. But that doesn't always happen in case of crypto currencies since since the values of other altcoins are somewhat related to that of bitcoin. If we see the price of bitcoin dropping, we will see that the price of other altcoins also going down.
Diversification is good, but make sure you are investing in the right altcoins. There are lots of shitty coins out there! Best thing to do is invest maximum of your funds in bitcoin while using rest of your funds to invest in other "well known" altcoins.
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That is probably a fake/phishing email. Look at the pattern of the email. Does it contain your username or address anywhere? Do they address you using your email address or name? If that is the case, highly likely its a phishing email. Your email probably got leaked somewhere else (a faucet or crypto related site) and now they are using to send phishing emails acting like random but well known sites. Don't click on the email. Make sure your account is secure and has 2fa enabled. You can safely ignore that email.

I am really surprised seeing people still following him and promoting his acts even after those stupid and dumb statements that he made against bitcoin after he disowned his prediction about bitcoin. I wonder why everyone still listens to him. He has branded himself as one of the craziest guy in the earth. All started back in 2012 after he went all paranoid due to those murder investigation and everything.
He is already 75 years old. Don't think he will be spending much behind bars.

They are billionaires. They can afford to lose hundred thousands of dollars without any problem. They have enough money to even throw them away. So instead of keep those money idle (idle cash) in bank with low returns and no safety, they decided to invest in bitcoin. They know the potential behind bitcoins and crypto currencies, so they are just testing out their luck. If the price of crypto currencies skyrocket after years based on what they have heard, then they will be even more rich. If it doesn't and drops, they just lost "few" million dollars which they probably don't care about at all.

Yeah, and now we have to bet on sharks and when they are going to migrate  to the other part? How do people come up with these stupid games? The last time I remember seeing a post over here were people were placing bets on fighting spiders. What are they going to come up with next? Which celebrity is going to die first? Or which country is going to be nuked first?
And why do people even bet on those games? What's wrong with betting in normal games?

Yeah, it is a success to be honest. Instead of canceling it for Covid, they took steps to bring back the leagues on. Even though, all those setups (virtual crowd) might seem a bit odd at first, but at least the games are back. The only difference is that all people are now watching the game live instead of being in the game. It is not like everyone goes to watch the game. The average audience watching the NBA game live was almost the same (around 3 million). Then there is this virtual live audience thing for hardcore fans where they are virtually present in the game as a crowd and can cheer for their team.
The revenue dropped, but the ratings are the same as far as I know.

How would they get into the market? By investing in fractions of a coin. You do not have to own 1 full bitcoin or any other crypto currency to invest  and make profit. You can also make profit my investing in fractions of a coin. If a bitcoin costs 100k USD, you can invest in 0.0001 BTC and still make some decent profit. I wonder why people keeps on thinking that they have to own a full coin to make profits. If you still want to own a whole coin, then try investing in other cheaper well known altcoins. I am sure there will be tons of such altcoins.

I would never say bitcoin is for investors only. It is for everyone. Some people invest in bitcoin and other crypto currencies hoping that they will make some good profit in the long run. Others invest in it to use it as a regular currency due to its flexibility (i know its currently not as much flexible as fiat currency, but with government showing positive attitude and interest towards crypto currencies, we are getting there). Like look at those gamblers. They don't have to go through all those banks and other hassles. They can just invest deposit their coins within seconds on their casino wallets and start gambling right away. Again, there are people that are using crypto currencies "just for fun". They enjoy trying out new technologies and like to experiment with it.

Great. I hope the movie ends up giving a positive image towards the usage of crypto currencies and the blockchain technology. At least more people will get to know about bitcoin and other crypto currencies while watching this movie. The movie might also be able to make people more aware of this kinds of scams and schemes. But, if the movie  somehow gives out the wrong message, there will be those dumb people who will think all crypto currencies are scam and are just a ponzi scheme.
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