If I'm well aware that there should be a tax on part of the winnings and that was stated in the Terms of Service of the site, I would comply with it.

However it should be only applied to local gambling sites and not global sites. I mean, why should I pay taxes for gambling sites outside my country?

It just common to see tax applied on gambling winnings especially those regulated by the government.

Sounds easy to say but if you are in the actual situation, you can't withstand it.

Winning will really pump us to the point that we will push our luck to its limit. We continue to play especially when winning because we want to take chances and the opportunity that luck is now. It's like why should we stop when luck is currently on our side? Just continue.

Then that's the critical part, we don't realize that we are now falling on trap of gambling and that's the point it test us being a responsible gambler

That's how slot games are supposed to be, wait, sit back, relax, enjoy, and hope for the luck to come.

In the case of OP, it refers to sports betting, and aside from the luck, to win decently here, it needs huge odds.

The best example is, doing a parlay with multiple matches in a bet. It can boost the odds however, don't expect that it's an easy win.

Because Coach Tim was focused more on coaching PBA, he knows every well what would be the effective strategy for our locals.

Since most Gilas' roster are PBA players, Coach Tim finds a way to know the best spot where he assigned a certain player.

And coaching Justin Brownlee in Ginebra for years, that make Coach Tim as the effective head coach of Gilas Pilipinas.

Technically, either of those doesn't have to do with the winning chance.

But I do understand their feeling as we really have that "own belief" thinking that's the best strategy. I do have my own too.

Even without a technical explanation, I would really say it's effective at some point sticking with my own belief. Since that was the case, I just followed it until I realized it was not working anymore. There are really gamblers having that kind of stuffs on their head.

Yes, I won't argue that casino games are a game of chance. That's why it became a form of entertainment for anyone since when luck hit us, expect an amazing experience that we won't forget even if we count for several years especially if that's a decent and really a huge win.

It's very obvious that treating gambling as a form of making money is the worst idea. Making money out of luck is a risky thing to do.

Don't dare to make gambling a source of income. Not all people have a fortunate future out of doing that.

I hope they won't do something stupid again while preparing for the fight lol. They should be aware of Japan's terms. I know they are really aware but they are just courageous to do something unusual. But I trust Casimero's camp that they are now in a much more professional state.

A few days before the fight, there's no need for hard preparation. Just the usual, small, and light practice routine every day.

And one more thing, Casimero badly needed this win in order to be close to being a title contender.

Just to make it clear to you, it's not a mistake getting paid thru gambling platform accounts.

It became a mistake for you because you did a horrible thing. If only you maintain your coolness, discipline, and being a responsible person in gambling, you won't end up with that mess. Again it's not a mistake but rather you are the one who made it a mistake.

From now on, I hope you should know what's the best thing to do not to repeat that mistake of yours.

I can't say much about your prediction since it's your own prediction and that was your analysis. So be it. However, you can't just tell anyone here to gamble with NFT just because you think that is the right to do. It's ok that you shared your analysis but let these people decide for themselves on what to do next. It's hard to trust someone who in the end, they will say expect a huge payout someday.

Good luck with your analysis and I hope you will have a good and smooth run in earning a good profit in the future with these NFTs.

I don't think that's a bad practice since what if the said bettor knows all those sports in different matches?  If they spend more time and money on gambling is none of our business anymore. What if they are having a good run with that kind of habit? What if placing bets on different sports is effective to them?

I understand that you are just concerned if they lose but gambling is really like that and you have to live with it.

Do your best not to lose is my best advice while keeping as a responsible bettor at all times.

Of course, it is. That's why it's called "gambling" right? You are gambling and risking your own hoping for the best exchange in return.

If you saw someone saying gambling is for fun, then maybe that's the form of their fun, risking money even if they are losing.

Just mind our own business indeed. Whatever the approach of others on gambling, just let them do what they want.

I like how Coach Tim motivates Chris Newsome to just play his usual performance as the main cager in the Meralco Bolts. He told Chris to just shoot the ball whenever he felt it. The reason he gives push to Newsome is because, Jordan won't probably see him as a threat as Chris didn't put up some good stats against China. And guess what happened, Newsome provided helpful stats and Jordan didn't see it coming as they focused on Justin Brownlee.

That's the difference between Coach Tim and Coach Chot where the latter's play is designed for only a few that's why easily checked by the opponent.

Congratulations to Gilas Pilipinas for beating China twice in a row within just short period in a different competition.

We can apply that suspicious thing if we refer to the games owned and provided by the online casino itself.

But what if those games are provided by a game provider? Nowadays, most online casino games are being provided by those game providers. Is there any way to audit these game providers to ensure the fairness of their online games?

I don't think these companies will ruin their business by rigging these games regardless of whether it's owned by a casino or provided by a game provider. Maybe it's just that gamblers blame the fairness of these games on their consecutive losses thinking it's easy to win decently in gambling.

With how technology is improving today, also expect that gambling will also be the same way.

Starting from the convenience, comfortability, and easy access on doing gambling, we can now see good graphics, interface, layouts, and many other things that attract users to test the site. The evolution of gambling, especially online gambling is really noticeable especially when the pandemic hit the world.

We just need to go with the follow and ride the trend. Enjoy gambling without harming ourselves in return.

This should be a good practice but what if we are talking about new gambling sites? Sometimes there are users who just want to test a new site. If that's the case, then I will just add that only tried with small amounts and looked at how they market aggressively their site on different platforms.


It's even a problem if the KYC is not being asked upfront. Always make sure to check the KYC terms before depositing money.

We won't have a choice but to comply with KYC if it's mandatory and just rely on them to protect your data.


Don't talk about temptation if you are not really much of a gambler. You don't understand the feeling.

Limits can just fuel the eagerness to do gambling. The better to do is, try to keep gambling in control even without setting a limit.

There are lots of factors why youths got involved in violence or always at angered state:

- the environment they are living
- the approach to them by the society
- in a worst family status
- broke
- depress
- stress
- mental problem

Gambling might also be a factor but there's always a main core why they turned out like that.

Too much hype for Luis Nery. He will just be eaten alive by Naoya Inoue if they will face off. Nery was being skipped by Inoue? Definitely no. Inoue is not like that but it's om his promoter that is arranging the fight. It's just that Nery is likely prohibited to fight in Japan (please correct me if I'm wrong).

Nery is just full of talk. I don't see him a good match for Inoue.

Marlon Tapales is the most reasonable boxer that Inoue should face and it now happened. Casimero will soon catch up but to become a champion again regardless of who will be his opponent at that time.

Most gamblers don't have the capability of being a Dana White as a gambler that's why it seems unusual to see a scenario like that where a casino will ban a player for that reason.

Anyway, the casino has the right to implement such action. Their house, their rules after all. As long as they part way with that said gambler with all the winning amount settled, then no problem overall.

With Dana White's huge bankroll, he really got a decent chance to hit those big wins.

Does this mean a gambler needs to comply with the KYC of the online gambling site while at the same time, also complying with the governments own KYC in gambling?

Sounds a hassle to me but maybe online gambling sites there will just verified if the gambler already pass the government KYC. The method is not mentioned in the article.

It seems that Australia is really active in making gambling activity there fully regulated.

Regarding that specific situation you have mentioned, who is mostly the one to blame?

Shitty gambling sites or those Users?

The never-ending cycle of situations being scammed won't be stopped as long as there are users who still stay on being ignorant on the web. Being a newbie is not a reason after all since it's already common thinking that before we throw money into something, we should research first the overall identity and information of that said site. I can't believe there are users who are easily preyed on such obvious scam site because they didn't do their part of doing research.