Most common method to cheat virtual casinos is through abusing promotions with multi accounts. Another methods consist in taking advantage of a bug or glitch on the platform, although they are more uncommon.

What I can say is that dishonesty is never rewarding and will charge an expensive price from the cheater futurely... When cheating casinos, gamblers must be aware their withdrawals are going to be denied and they might lose their accounts and entire funds to the house. And doesn't matter how loud they complain at scam accusations' section and reviews' websites. Rules are strict on this matter.

That is just probability working at your favour for a limited period of time in a particular casino, while working on the exact opposite way on every other casinos you have played so far. And at some point you will inevitably face losses on this casino you are being lucky right now. Once this happens, a contrary effect may happen at a casino where you are currently having a bad time. So everything in gambling results is relative and temporary. It's almost like an ethereal environment.

This concept isn't new. There are some websites already where you interact with another users through posts and articles while being possible to earn money with this. Examples: Medium and Publish0x.

Futurely Twitter may add the tipping feature to the platform as well.

Therefore, in my opinion it's hard for a new platform offering this same feature to thrive. It's a very banal usage for justifying the launchment of a new altcoin, since you can already have access to consolidated websites like the ones mentioned above.

Unfortunatelly there is still a heavy campaign against bitcoin using as argument the fact it's connected to the gambling world which leads people to addiction and consequently financial issues. The effect of this kind of campaign spread by the traditional channels of information is that a lot of people (mainly middle age and elders) don't dare adopting bitcoin because they fear the cryptocurrency, the services and the enthusiasts dealing with this. Probably this kind of mindset will only change once more sectors of society adopt bitcoin on their businesses and activities.

I've never encountered infinite loading captcha, but a similar error which instantly displays the captcha verification has failed (ERROR). By updating the page or quitting and clicking the link again it's possible to fix the issue. Have you tried that?

Otherwise, it could be a temporary issue with the captcha service provider, right?

I don't think so. In order to use or receive the rewards from free spins you have to risk real money. Casinos don't give money for free, at least not anymore. For every free spins there is going to be a task or requirement to be fulfilled in order to allow you having access to the announced 'free' prizes.

Faucets are another story, and even though they still exist at some casinos, you can't expect much from them, unless you are very lucky to wage faucet's reward and win with huge odds and extremely low winning chances.

Many crypto companies are in similar situations and they didn't succeed finding investors and buyers to cover the hole. I don't know why it should be different with FTX. I believe these are ideas thrown on the public to buy time while giving the impression they are working hard in a solution and that there is still hope of recovery. Meanwhile they work on the backgrounds with their lawyers to find a safe exit from this mess, guaranting a relatively confortable and free life outside the prison.

I've also kept my axies' team, although I have only 3, plus 3000 SLPs because I also think it's a waste to sell it to profit just 30$ bucks. All we have from developers are promises of a future which hasn't come to Axie Infinity. I don't know if it's their own fault by not improving the environment for players in an efficient way or if it's a general crypto market issue, due to the bearish season. The truth is that I'm not optimistic anymore regards this game and it's not solely because the crashed market I'm thinking like this...

In my opinion it was a terrible idea to focus only in PVP mode, because most players prefer solo or adventure mode, especially in pay to win games where you can't compete against wealthy players. What Sky Mavis did (removing SLP from adventure mode) discouraged lots of people from playing.

I believe it's a good idea only if you keep this song hidden from everyone else like you would keep your secret words written on a paper, because if someone have access to your song they can copy it and try opening your wallet with the words containing on it until they match the correct ones and their correct sequence. I guess it wouldn't be a hard task for a hacker to decipher the secret behind a short song of probably few verses with very discordant words from each other.

That is true, because to care for your appearance means you are a zealous and clean person, therefore there are good chances this mindset will reflect positively on your work.

Moreover, it's undeniable everyone prefers to talk and deal with a good looking, charismatic and sympathetic person. It express credibility to customers and an example of that are the scammers themselves, as they try to emulate this trait when applying their schemes.

On the other hand, nobody should be disrespected and rejected due to their clothes.

We talk only by the gambler's perspective, but imagine how it would be from the friend's perspective. His intention was noble, since he worried about his gambler friend losing huge money in a foolish bet, so he removed the bet with the best intention as possible of preserving his friend's bankroll and preventing him from becoming depressed after a severe loss that looked a certain at first point.

But after all, the one who became depressed and regretful was the friend who tried to help his gambler mate for messing his big win. I can imagine how frustrating it should have been for him. Probably felt the worst friend in the world!

If we observe, these two first patterns become connected after a while playing:





So they merge and result in the third pattern, if the player is unlucky, and inevitably on long run for every players:



Or they merge and result in the fourth pattern, if the player is lucky for some time yet, and if he has more money to deposit and keep his bankroll alive for more bets:



Anyway, after an epic comeback, the third pattern will hit again sooner or later, because that is how the house edge's effect is supposed to work.

We can't generalize. A crypto exchange has nothing to do with ponzi schemes. Scammers CEOs pumping and dumping native tokens from their own exchanges with customers' funds have. What must be clear is that an exchange can exist and launch their own token in a fair, legit and sustainable way, respecting and protecting customers and investors. Only time will tell who has been operating their platforms in an honest way, but it's unlikely every exchanges are going to fall, because it's unlikely all of them adopted the same criminal practices. Let's see the next episodes of crypto universe...

The truth is that developers, businessmen and entrepreneurs decided to upgrade the old scam ponzi and pump and dump schemes to a new level in crypto universe, through their native exchanges' tokens. At some point it would inevitably fail like every schemes of the same kind, as we are seeing. We can't say for sure who is going to be the next one, but there are strong candidates who present similar patterns on their platforms. I hope they don't crash and I hope they aren't doing the same practices on the backgrounds in order to pump their tokens, at same time I can't close my eyes to the possibility this is happening.

Unfortunatelly greed and egocentrism spoke louder among crypto companies at a point it must have reached to a big competition for the most influent and valuable token, so many of them appealed to 'cheating' tactics using their customers' balances unduly and criminally.

Sorry, but crypto is decentralized and anyone can create their own useless token if they wish and there is nothing haters and purists can do about it. Actually, I don't know why you care about it, since people investing in shitcoins and losing money to scammers don't have any impact on your life, since you don't follow their steps. Just use and invest in bitcoin as you want and forget/don't pay attention to what other crypto enthusiasts are doing with their own money. People are already suffering the consequences for their mistakes and bad moves, and it will remain under their decision if they want to continue adopting the same stances for the future or change their financial behavior for good.

Probably this guy was just a character created by the political lobby of US. A sockpuppet of them to launder money and fool the naive to believe he was going to share all his fortune with people in need from every corner of the world. His last tweets make no sense and I even thought he could have been hacked on twitter. But maybe he is just too assured his back is safe and guaranteed by those influent personalities and groups of power he has been fueling with investors and customers' funds along the years, that he doesn't care showing some empathy and respect for people who lost money under his surveillance.

Possibly similar practices and connections, although both aren't directly connected and there isn't any evidence which could lead us to that conclusion. We need to be careful, because now tons of conspirations will be created around SBF for views and clicks. There is a legion of social influencers living from this kind of invention and polemics on the internet.

There is a lot of warnings going on at twitter telling people to withdraw funds from the platform right now. If you can do this, just withdraw everything. It's better be safe than sorry. If it is just a false alarm you will be able to deposit again later and continue using their services anyway.

Personally, I deposited crypto 2 days ago and cashout in fiat yesterday with success. So far they are working normal for me, although unfortunatelly I can't cashout all my funds because they are locked on the earnings' program for almost 2 months yet.

It's a mental health issue, therefore it's related to the health governmental sector. To ban ads and forbid gamblind don't attack the issue on its root.

Governments shpuld be concerned regards life quality and mental health of their citizens instead. They should launch campaigns where public agents from health sector visit each house asking for informations about everyone living there. Questions like if they have any diseases, take any medications, what was the last time they've gone to the doctor. Furthermore, these agents should schedule medical appointments from times to times for every citizens, including appointments at psychologists and psychiatrics.

That is how governments can work with prevention in an efficient way.

The link doesn't look good. dragon7 dot games isn't the kind of link you choose for a legit, exclusive and original casino, besides being unknown for most if not every gamblers here. There is too little information about this casino on the internet and I have no idea why OP went for that website with so many popular and legit casinos accepting crypto being promoted not only on this forum, but on the internet in general. This whole story looks suspicious to me, and I can't deny it passed through my mind that the story could be made up just to promote the casino brand on the forum. But I can't say it with sure...