Well, my country is not on the list. However, if the statistics is taken by continent, then it would have be first country on the list. I am not surprised to see the US topping the list. I am interested in Greece. I never thought of it like that.
Actually, it's Australia that's on the top and not the US, there's no US on the list but I'm expecting them to be at the top of it. Greece is an interesting country and I didn't know that they'll be having that many people who spend that much on gambling. I guess every country has that prior data about the expenditures of the people through gambling. ^ I don't know if the US will be on the list, as I know people in the US are heavily regulated and probably gambling is prohibited to them, I am not from the US but I just draw this conclusion because they are very strict when it comes to financial flow and I think that is the reason there is no gambler on the US. Australia and Singapore are the leading countries that have many gamblers based on the report of the Google and I think it seems right. They're just the same with those countries, they've got Las Vegas and it depends on the state. But as a whole, that's what I think about them. Actually, it's Australia that's on the top and not the US, there's no US on the list but I'm expecting them to be at the top of it. Greece is an interesting country and I didn't know that they'll be having that many people who spend that much on gambling.
I guess every country has that prior data about the expenditures of the people through gambling.
Thats why im not really taking out seriously when it comes to survey results or statistics in something that correlates with big industries including gambling which is a large scope which means that numbers couldnt really be that precise. There would be gamblers might not really be included or listed but basing up with some things like revenue and taxes then this is the way they might able to put up some numbers but pretty much sure it wont really be that accurate. If there's a basis for their stats and it's accurate then that's it but, we know that some articles and stats don't show where they've got the numbers that's part of their surveys. |
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Keep the BNB and if you're wanting to invest in another altcoin. It's another long term coin that you should hold just like Ethereum. So these two are the long term coins that are being held by many.
Many newbies have been told to buy as much as they can but that's just wrong. They're prone to losses if they'll just bunch of those suggested new projects.
I consider Ethereum a much more reliable investment than BNB. If a person is just starting to form his investment portfolio, then it should consist of fundamental coins, these are ethereum and bitcoin, but since the topic is discussed in the altcoins section, then let it be ethereum. I do not want to say that the BNB is a bad investment, but I still think that it is a much more risky investment, since there are risks of a hacker attack on the exchange, or some kind of problems with the regulator, all this can significantly affect the price of the BNB. It's okay, I'm also into Eth and since I want to diversify then BNB is next to it. Although the attachment of being a native token of its own exchange is there. I would say that there's the separation of the actual business and BNB being as a tradable token being listed in many other exchanges so that doesn't worry me. But the worry about regulations is true and won't be gone. |
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Well, my country is not on the list. However, if the statistics is taken by continent, then it would have be first country on the list. I am not surprised to see the US topping the list. I am interested in Greece. I never thought of it like that.
Actually, it's Australia that's on the top and not the US, there's no US on the list but I'm expecting them to be at the top of it. Greece is an interesting country and I didn't know that they'll be having that many people who spend that much on gambling. I guess every country has that prior data about the expenditures of the people through gambling. |
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You're having the excitement and that's why those activities are starting to show up and it's changing your routine. Everything that's too much is bad.
If lurking using your phone and PC is becoming more than what it should be and it's no longer normal. Think of it and try to moderate it so that it won't affect other things that you do in life. But as I've said, you're having the excitement to learn more so it's really going to take a lot of time. Just make sure that you won't compromise your health.
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I even bought more BNB because the current price is discounting it at a low price, I guess if there is already an investment in BNB then there is no need to convert it to another coin, unless you have other funds to add to the investment, so keep hold of BNB until the profit goal it can be achieved.
Keep the BNB and if you're wanting to invest in another altcoin. It's another long term coin that you should hold just like Ethereum. So these two are the long term coins that are being held by many. Many newbies have been told to buy as much as they can but that's just wrong. They're prone to losses if they'll just bunch of those suggested new projects. |
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So I see the odds, and it's 51, IMO, that's very tempting.
The question is, is it worth taking it?
Just follow what you believed will happen. No suggestions, analysis, or advice can really help you decide even with the help of an NBA professional analyst. You will only know the worth of your risks if it will happen. We are just about to see the second round of the playoffs. Lots of things can still happen. We don't even know if the Golden State Warriors can reach the Finals even if they are about to dominate the Denver Nuggets in the first round of the playoffs. I agree, just do what you think is going to happen. A lot of contenders out there and with probably higher odds. But before doing it, look for some stats and have your basis. So that this would have a basis and you're not going to regret if you cast your bet for him as the finals mvp for this season. |
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It's typical because they're a business. They take and give back to their customers through those free spins and other promos that they could give. But they're not going to give all of those or bigger amounts because they know that they could be bombarded by customers just because of those promos. Well, if many gamblers misuse their free spins, it's not a problem to them and it's no longer a thing to them. It's about that they just want to give it away and let it be used by them.
It is just an additional attraction and it is become effective in a way that there is an increase in users. And behind those promotions and free spins, there is a huge benefit that goes back to them. Gambling is a business, certain strategies have been created just for the sake of making money, not by spending it without an expected return as it was not. They'll come out with this promotional strategy and besides, new sites adopt this thing for they know that popularity is very important and this seems a way to help. Those type of promos really are helping them to become popular. Gamblers are hooked into those marketing promotions that casinos are doing. At first if it's all about the promotions, then there's also the case that players will be the ones that will receive back the effect of it. Entirely, it's for the casino and if it's needed to be done to keep the casino breathing, they'll do everything whatever it takes. |
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I see no reason why a newbie will become reach from trading alone. This is impossible but can be possible with better guidelines. If the newbie trades based on trade calls, I think that is better and could be possible compared to when they are trading alone. Trading is difficult and we shouldn't see it as simple as we could think. It's you get the skill and grand yourself well in it before going fully in trading.
It's going to be a process and more on a long process until a newbie reaches his fortune through trading. The starting would be more on the capital for learning. And how many newbies are willing to lose just for the sake of learning strategies and as well as gaining experience? That's why I think if there will be newbies who will become rich in trading, they're not that much but only those that pursue it despite the bad experience and losses they've acquired. |
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There is a lot of hype around move to earn concept of tokens. BUT I don't understand where does the money for the rewards come from? ''Who'' pays these rewards? Can someone please explain that to me? THANKS!   AFAIK, these are crowd funded so there's really the funding to make it start. And to go with the business model, there goes the sales from their own token and if the price goes up then there's a sure profit for the developers of it. The business model of these tokens run from that and that's why they've been continuous in development and growth because they have a foundation from their investors at their start. |
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Talking back about my discussion above, in the past few days I saw Bitcoin is experiencing a continuous decline in value, what is the reason? and is this the beginning of its destruction? and do you think all Bitcoins will recover with a comeback?
Thank you <3
Guys, I always see people thinking of too much for bitcoin when it starts to drop a lot. Thinking of its destruction just because it has been dipping recently is too much. Now, it has finally recovered and went back to $40k at this moment. Be used to this market motion because this is how bitcoin works, you're going to see that it will recover eventually no matter how big the drop is. |
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I also have a friend who is like that, but he invited me and taught me a little how to get bitcoin, so I also tried to play trading, and made a little profit. sometimes we have to start without having to be taught and have to try, even though it has risks.
It's easier if there's someone who's willing to spend their precious time teaching what they've known through their experience in the market. This is a very rare moment when a friend, a true friend wants to do it for free. Because there are folks that have been monetizing with their experience even if they're just the basic ones. Those are not reliable people and don't really want to help people and their friends and they're only wanting to take advantage of newbies. |
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I think RTP is very important over promotions because the later one could fill up your wallet with free spins or some deposits but it won’t let you win handsome amount so as to break even with the same. In addition to this, if you look from casinos point of view then it won’t be beneficial for them to keep releasing lot of promotions. Many times user could just misuse free spins to win a lot and leave the casino. For casino to keep us entertained they need optimum RTP to keep both of us happy.
It's typical because they're a business. They take and give back to their customers through those free spins and other promos that they could give. But they're not going to give all of those or bigger amounts because they know that they could be bombarded by customers just because of those promos. Well, if many gamblers misuse their free spins, it's not a problem to them and it's no longer a thing to them. It's about that they just want to give it away and let it be used by them. |
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Basically yeah, If you gamble just within the minimum range limit for the gambling website before they get alerted of how huge the money you're gambling to their website.
Because, some reputable crypto casinos requires KYC when you're gambling with huge amount of money.
Nevertheless, what you have mentioned were true and are the main advantage of a crypto casino compared to some fiat based online casino.
Even not that huge as long as they've found that there's something wrong with that transfer, I don't know how they would find that out but there must be a way. They'll still ask you for a KYC if they think like that. To sum it up about the advantage of using crypto to gamble, it's true about being anonymous and it's easier than the usual transfer that we've been doing from fiat and physical casinos. |
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Most of the casinos are going to ask you KYC when there's a different activity found on your account. But if you want to try a new one, duelbits has its sports book. A few months old sports book so, if you'll use it you're going to be one of the earliest user of it.  Bottom line, what might be best for us might not be best for him.
Yeah, this is true and I agree that we like it but it might be a big no for him. |
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Heard a lot of bad things about thing. People should really be a checker first before registering to an exchange where they want to stay. What is it with those unheard exchanges and they're choosing it more than those reputable exchanges if you're totally fine submitting your docs to them?
I'd never even stepped on that exchange and would just go swing through Binance and the usual dexes available with high liquidity.
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Correct me if I am wrong but as of now the latest we have in the gambling industry is the implementation of the web 3.0 right? or there are other technology that I am not aware with? I am excited of what would be in the future of gambling, I am sure that it would be in Meta but we are still unsure what would be the result of the Meta projects.
Lately, there are some casinos that are into it but I doubt it that each casino will be adopting web 3.0. It's just the same with the concept of NFTs and Metaverses. Not all of the casinos changed that much and went into the transition of those popular trends lately. That's why even if there's a web 3.0 trend right now, most of them will remain just as they are. |
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Well, I have also some lessons that I've learned from bitcoin. And the main lesson I've learned is being patient pays off. I know that all of us became patient and held for a long time.
That's why those that have made profit when bitcoin hits the last ATH, they're the ones who have been the most patient. I also made a profit but I've sold earlier but still, I can say that I've became patient and still made it.
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Today there are many casinos. At a new casino, someone will not be quick to do so. You also mostly have the same range of casino games, so why play on a new site? It's almost impossible for one to be more unique than another, unless you're having issues with payouts and that sort of thing. Then you should look at reputation and customer service. But technically, the games should be about the same. A sportsbook is another story because of the possible difference in offerings of another API.
Well, every casino has their own games but it doesn't have to be the same with the other. As you've said, it's impossible for them to be unique than the other. But they don't have to be the same as the others and if they're marketing a new game and that's their main attraction, that's going to be the brand that they're trying to introduce to us. |
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Never trust telegram groups even you know the person personally introduced you to that group. That's why exchanges are existing and they're safer than those p2p transactions that are happening in telegram groups. You've got no safe guard there and if you want to do p2p deal, much better to go on platforms like localcryptos. But since it has happened and it's so nice of you that you still get to share what has happened to you. There will be other newbies that will see this and it will serve as warning for them.
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We're not casino owners in here but if an owner gets to drop by and gives you plenty of advice, that's surprising as that owner gives his time for you to give detailed advice.
But anyway, if it's about the marketing, the popular through the forum is about campaign. Next, if that's not enough, it's easier this time in social medias to put your ad and expose it for your exact potential customers.
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