Experience and also review sites that are out there. You can cross-reference multiple reviews about a casino to ensure that the quality of the casino is up to par ( and that the reviews aren't just simply bought out or done due to money or due to hating the casino itself), though most of the time just a single good site could give you a good enough access to reviews about a casino from my experience. Honestly, just using google and searching for the casino name + "scam" keyword should already do you wonders imo.

Well, sports betting is unlike casinos in that, you don't exactly lose all whatever you've won instantly since matches happen in a pretty long time span. Even if we consider you betting on the next match, the match still needs to happen so it feels like you aren't exactly losing your winnings instantly, but rather gradually. Casino gambling on the other hand, literally just start a new game and you could 100% lose all your money.

Honestly, Sports betting is WAY better than casinos. Sports betting at least has that logic you can follow, backed up with statistics and data and etc, while casino gambling is well, just luck. Sports gambling still has that luck factor involved, but it isn't as apparent as Casino gambling.

I'm guessing it's more of an impulse? Or a force of habit rather. Smoking has an addictive substance, hence why most people who start smoking get easily addicted and won't really be able to leave it at once EVEN with the proper mindset. Gambling, on the other hand, is purely an activity that really has no influence on your mind. It's more like the body itself craves it due to the emotions felt when doing that activity? I'm not particularly sure since I'm no scientist and all, but that's how I feel anyway when I feel idk, "hyped" up to do something? (Not just in gambling, you can actually feel it in other activities as well afaik).

You're urging what? Lmao There's no "right" or "wrong" place for a market to be, it is and always will be the market, that's it. Whether it goes up or down, isn't necessarily up to a single entity or group, nor would begging for them to push it up would actually push it up. The market is actually in a good spot for investors if they want to enter through since dumps are pretty much a good time to invest, just that it isn't a guarantee, just a "good" time. Well, to each their own, it is trading after all, invest only when you can.

I think it's not that parents allow it per se, but rather kids at those age range are able to access information that they aren't supposed to be able to access. The internet is free, it's there, just give them internet access and they'd be able to get info on a LOT of stuff, gambling included, so it isn't really that odd as to why they know about some stuff about it. I'm just glad how valid ID's are given only at around 16 to 18 and above, cause really, if it was given at a younger age, you'd probably be able to see what some kids can do with it.

Then why not just create an organization in general for victims of scam/fraud? Bitcoin isn't the only place where scams happen, it happens ANYWHERE. Most scams are done by human engineering anyway, mediums such as Bitcoin have no-fault here so It's pretty dumb to create an organization centered around it, when in fact, it doesn't even have any faults for the scam itself. Honestly, a group educating people about the methods of a scammer would probably be better than the one you'd want to make, cause no one's going to pay people cause they got scammed.

The real question here is at what point would it actually recover and make a massive turnaround. I'm pretty sure most of history has already proven well enough that Bitcoin enjoys doing this massive turnaround at one point of its dip that just moves close to being unstoppable. Pretty sure most investors are just waiting around for it to bounce back before they hop in, so that when everyone just hops on, it just does a massive rise. I'm also waiting for that point where I could buy and comfortably wait for it to rise tbh.

Kinda too early to say? I mean sure, Bitcoin's value is BIG, but just look at the number of payment processors, companies, etc that have adopted Bitcoin as a medium for payment. They're rather low in number, and they're all mostly bigwig companies, you'd rarely see (though not impossible to find afaik) small scale businesses accept Bitcoin. We'd actually have to wait to the level where Bitcoin is pretty well known to most people, not just what it is, but also how to use it as a currency.

I won't be teaching on how to gamble, but I will be teaching them what gambling is. It's a subtle difference, but it's probably what makes the topic rather important to discuss. In general it isn't only in casinos where we gamble after all, it's also done in simple decisions that we do in life, or maybe even very important ones.

Honestly, limiting my kid to doing what I want him to do is pretty dumb, it's like going against the idea that I always agree with, that countries should allow casinos instead of banning them so that they can manage it properly, instead of outright banning it thereby leading to illegal casinos popping out. I might as well let my kid gamble (If he really wants to) somewhere I can actually guard him and educate him.

Every crypto advice 101 ever. I don't think it even needs to be said, pretty much any startup guide to trading would say that first and foremost since beginner traders tend to misunderstand what trading actually entails. It's a zero-sum market, if you're going to win, then full well that losing is also expected. It's just a matter of how much the difference is between the amount you're going to lose and the amount you're going to win. Honestly, just don't consider trading as a magic way to earn money and I'd say you're good to go for a start imo.

Kinda funny how OP provided info about how he reported the casino to uhm, probably whoever is hosting them? or whoever above them or something, and yet didn't really bother to share concrete details about the scam here. Well granted that there have been quite a few accusations on BC game here, I think even without proof that should be enough to show that they're a casino one should watch out for, but still, nothing's better than presenting proof so that it's a complete blacklist for other gamblers.

Well, it did go pretty close to $40k, luckily it didn't continue down and went back up by a bit. Still though seeing the current state, it isn't that odd why most people are expecting the price to go below $40k, the general trend recently has been quite bearish after all. I myself am a tad bit bullish but well, that's for the long term. Wouldn't be odd to see the market go below $40k levels, I might turn a bit bearish tho if we ever go below $30k in the short term.

Curious on the first day, amused on the second day, and probably irritated on the third day? A paper wallet is simply like any other paper to the eyes of someone not in the know. Pretty sure anyone would be pretty damn curious if they suddenly got an additional paper on their mail, but would probably just throw it out honestly. It wouldn't really make them more aware, maybe aware that the one doing it should be reported, but awareness about Bitcoin? There's probably better ways than irritating people.

This is still being done no? I know a few groups that has been doing this and they've been profiting quite well from the strategy. Honestly, I'd recommend only doing this strategy if you have plenty of money to spare for trading, it could bring profits but there is a HUGE chance that the project you're going to invest into would turn into a dud. I'm pretty sure it's quantity over quality in these cases, so the more money you can use to invest in different projects, the higher chances of you profiting off. Well with risk comes with rewards after all so I guess it's a natural, just that again, it depends on your starting budget.

I'm highly doubtful of it happening but it isn't completely out of the picture, it's just that it's actually unlikely considering what has happened in the past year. A good possible bounceback could start a pretty good run off towards a new ATH right now, and honestly, if we consider the entire 2021, we're still pretty bullish. It's just that the peak came early on instead of a steady movement of gradual price increase, hence why we're feeling the dips right now.

Sure, if that's what you think suits you. I mean in the end, it's actually up to you since the "trading" part is ultimately what you are going to do, not us. In the end both cases require you to take on a certain amount of risk, just that in hodling Bitcoin you basically set the same risks in the past as you first did, while in venturing towards other coins, you're technically risking more since you're going to try and find coins to profit from. Ofc, with that said risk, you're going to have a better chance of scoring higher profits, since the more risks you take the more profit you could possibly gain (or lose).

It's basically trying to take advantage of possible mistakes that would be made by the bookie whenever a match result is out? Kinda dumb really, since bookies have been in the business for so long that they have their own statistics to judge the odds of a match, much so that the result of a single current match might not even affect the original odds they actually set beforehand. Honestly I hardly doubt you could even make it even with this, maybe in certain matchups but that's about it.

Why not both? Honestly, I don't think online would die out even if the lockdown experience was to be completely removed. It just opened up a whole new idea for most players that they can well, gamble in their homes. Same could be said with offline, even if online exists I hardly doubt it would actually die out, they both have their own characteristics and both would have their own niche market. VR, if it is actually implemented properly, would take both characteristics into one, though that's still far off imo since replicating all senses in VR would still take time.

Up to KuCoin, if not the cup of your tea then any other DEX should do the job. There should also be other exchanges out there that would let you trade, but it has severe withdrawal limits (and probably some other restrictions in place as well), not to mention the countries the exchange itself doesn't really allow to trade in.

But... that's not KYC? I mean it fits OP's criteria but KYC is submitting documents, official ones, that let them identify your identity, and an email and a password are not one of those. ID's are.

Huh, I know about the 50/30/20 one but the 2nd one was completely new to me. Heck I even tried to look it up but it's about learning instead of income management? Or maybe it's just used in general, but hey, good to know. I usually use the first one but the 30-20 part is almost always changing, most usually up to my mood since you know, it's not for certain that all the stuff I want to spend on would actually enter the range of that 30% part. I do usually follow the 50 part though, spending towards expenses that I really need to spend on.