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It must have taken you some time to realise what the majority of us have known for centuries. It's better late than never, though. understand bitcoin is important. But you know what? You will always have more to learn, even with your increased knowledge. Don't settle in too much.
Security Knowledge: True, understanding Bitcoin helps in security. But don't assume you're unhackable just because you read a few forum posts. The hacker is learning everyday like you; so should your security measures.
Market Timing: Good luck with your "strategy" of knowing when to sell and hodl. Many have tried, few succeed. But only "hodler" has the highest winning percentages
Decentralization : Sounds like you've found a new buzzword. But is decentralization really "decentralized"? Many understand the words, but they act differently
While it's admirable to educate people, make sure your "solid knowledge" is indeed solid. The blind leading the blind isn't a great look. But hey, you're headed in the correct direction. Maybe maybe im a little bit mean but I am really happy that our community grow everyday
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I like what you say, it is true about the weak mentality, it is not something that can be worth carrying always, especially when it is with a casino, a player should always control his emotions and not allow the emotions to be above his person Here in these cases what should be done is that when there is a lot of danger of doing things wrong, then stop and wait, not jump in, because I have played like that and when I get carried away by emotions and I mess up more and lose or so I won, I feel that I have been irresponsible , because I have risked more than I should have and that is not the idea, I mean doing things in a controlled manner and not risking too much.
Well for the fact that our mentality matters a lot in whatever we are doing we have to employ a stable mentality that can allow us to make proper decisions that will help us in some ways possible that will place us in a winning position, this could also affect our winning rate at some points. If a gambler allows his emotions to have control of his thoughts and mindset towards the game, it still can hamper his chances of winning since he may be prone to making decisions at the wrong time, since his emotions are in control. Emotions influence the way one gambles. Not so fast: This doesn't reveal anything new. Nevertheless, I respect your attempt at knowledge. Really cute. What is the true tragedy, you ask? Losers, just like you mentioned, are everywhere. They're mindlessly scrolling through their phones, searching for porn, or just hanging about in search of junk food. They never mentally prepare themselves, and then, everyone knows that "then". They have an addiction to something. If you take gambling seriously, check your emotional baggage at the door and adopt a tough mentality. If not, just speak without doing anything.  |
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I consider that when things are done to be able to earn money, everything is profit, it should not be taken as something that should not be done, it should be done if possible and it is not the idea of casinos either, a casino always has a way of being able to do things and attract clients and referrals are a very peculiar way of doing it, so when we can do something well apart from playing, the casino gives us the opportunity to have another income, not only in the casino playing and having luck, but a safer way, that should not be considered a waste of time or anything , on the Contrary, a way of winning will always be valid.
This referral program can make money or just waste time depending on the person who makes this referral. Which means if someone makes referrals and can know how to spread referrals and attract the attention of big gamblers to register using these referrals, I'm sure that person will be able to get a lot of clients so they can make money from the referral program. But for people who don't know how sharing referrals works or don't know how to get lots of clients and just share in the wrong place I think it's clear it will just be a waste of time because there won't be 1 person who can register using that referral link and only wasting time. In the end, even if someone is successful in getting lots of clients from the referral program and making money from referrals, I think it should not be considered a permanent income because we all don't know what will happen on the gambling site or there will definitely be something wrong with referrals that can hinder us. get these profits and it would be better to consider this just a side income. To be honest, the referral system as a whole is crazy. Let's be real, the referral bonus? An absolute joke. While attracting a few high rollers may fool some people into believing they have won, it's only a moment, a very small moment in your life. For many, it's clear that it's a waste of time. Yes, individuals who don't even understand the fundamentals of advertising referrals are going to have a harsh reality check. As for relying on it as a steady income? Good luck with that, hehe. Always better to keep that day job, folks. |
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do you think, a parade like this will be effective in reducing the level of gambling addiction?
Gambling addiction can't be stopped or reduce by a parade or orientation or education. All those things had been done by people to stop their wards from gambling but they could not end it so they have to let it be. And the only thing that can stop or reduce gambling in the society is very strong home training and effective and active employment. Those who are gambling to the level of no return (addiction) were caused by bad home training and lack of job to be employed. Probably they have finished schools thinking to work in a firm but irony soak them so they went to the gambling halls to look for daily bread and as they are getting it there little by little there is no need for them to come back to the job market to look for job so they bury themselves in the gambling section in the society. So for not the younger once to do the same, there should be orientation given to them and after when they have finished school work should be given to them. This is my little contribution on this matter. I agree with your opinion. I believe the first place is home where kids should be taught to stay away from gambling since it can cause them financial and mental harm in the long run, and then they should also be taught about gambling and gambling addiction and its negative effects at school because kids usually learn most of the things from school and if we start providing such education to children at school, they will be more responsible when they grow up. I also agree that lack of job opportunities is usually the reason why people get into gambling, and I can see live examples of this where people living around me are mostly dependent on gambling for earning an income instead of doing any job because they don't get a job that pays enough. Of course, parents are the key. Though, I'd argue that the reason kids are so susceptible to temptations like gambling is not just because they're not being educated, but because they're curious. Try to block something, and they'll find a way around it. Why? It's just in their nature. And, schools? Please. Just teaching them about the dangers won't stop the curious ones. Putting a 'Do not touch' sign and expecting them not to? As for your neighbors and their "job opportunities", maybe it's time they look inwards and find something more productive than gambling. But hey, thanks for stating the obvious  |
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I love shuffle
I am sorry, but is there any chance you are shilling for shuffle.com? Because you posted on 11th October that you received a $5 promo from shuffle.com, and you posted the same thing today a few hours ago. Now, again, you are posting that you love shuffle. Well, these one-line posting is considered low-value or zero-value post, and I don't think such posts helps you or shuffle in any way. If you are just a random user, you are making trouble for shuffle.com here by posting one line multiple times, which seems shuffle.com hired you to post these comments. The community considers this behavior to be too bad. @Shuffle, I don't know who is this guy. If he is an insider, consider asking them not to vouch in this spammy way. It will make things worse only. You guys are doing fine with the signature campaign already. 100% shilling spotted. I've seen this pattern over and over again. Who posts the same one-liner promoting a platform? Either you're getting sloppy, or you genuinely believe that repeatedly mentioning shuffle.com's $5 promo is gonna entice us. If you're trying to game the system, you're not even doing it right. LOL. Shuffle.com, if you're listening, you have to work with your so-called "promoters" They're killing your brand, not helpin |
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The fact that they have the right to implement KYC at any given time means that, as gamblers, we should be prepared to comply. Some may say that a gambling site requires KYC because a user is suspected of cheating. However, that is not the case. If you analyze the words 'Know Your Client' policy, you'll see that it's the very first step to take when gambling in a centralized casino, and it's a requirement imposed by regulators. So, whether they choose to implement it or not is entirely at their discretion.
I've always told this to people who don't understand how it basically works. People blame casinos for imposing KYC verification without even understanding that even the casinos are to comply with the rules and regulations imposed by the regulatory bodies and they can't operate without doing that since they are operating under a license and they are compelled to ask their customers to verify their identity or they won't be able to provide all the services to them. People who find KYC to be a bad thing or invading their privacy, need to understand that today or tomorrow, they will eventually have to accept the fact that there won't be any casinos or platforms that will operate without a license and they will all be asked to comply with AML and KYC rules. Platforms, casinos, blah blah. They must all follow the rules about licences and other things. But let's not sugarcoat it. The ultimate step towards violation of privacy is KYC. It's how the government will manipulate everyone who are using cryptocurrency, espectiall Bitcoin. Do we really want Big Brother knowing our every move? No, I'm not OK. Therefore, even while I agree with you that casinos must comply, I f**king hate the gov  |
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To be honest, I still dont quite understand how there is people around internet even suggesting gambling can be a reliable way to earn money (as a gambler). Gambling is a business and in order for a business to survive, it is supposed to be profitable, if there were a reliable way to gamble and defeat the house, then gambling would not be a business anymore and those big resorts and casinos in Las Vegas won't pay themselves.
Only see gambling as a hobby and if you even find yourself having a good luck streak and pocketing some bucks, then be sure to enjoy them (or part of them) instead gambling it all away.
I agree with you and real evidence that we can see and it is simpler is that no casino has gone bankrupt. From the understanding you said and the simple words I said, it is very clear that gambling not the right place to make money or double money but is more appropriate to entertain yourself looking for fun with friends or alone to enjoy luck that will come but if you are not lucky consider it just an entertaining game. The problem with news on the internet is that I also read a lot of article about how to make money from gambling and I think this something ridiculous, whereas gambling business runs to make money, not to give money to gamblers, so gambling will never give big wins from small bets apart from luck, even when we are lucky, we always get problem related to being accused by gambling parties of making mistakes. so still the casino wins and we will lose and how amusing yourself will be much more fun than misleading yourself from the hope of a big win. It's quite funny to think some folks out there believe casinos are the way to pad their wallets. Honey, casinos aren't built on winners. If they were, Las Vegas would be a ghost town. The house always win, and the glittering lights and opulent decor? They're funded by pathetic souls like you. As for those "make money from gambling" articles, well, good luck with that. It's almost as if casinos wrote them themselves as bait.  But hey, dreams are free, right? Keep dreaming, and maybe one day, you'll be the exception (or not). |
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I always say that "the real victory in gambling is when we are able to control ourselves over the gambling activities we do." And the best way to enjoy life is to be grateful and not compare what we have with what other people have. Likewise, when we enter the world of gambling, the best way to enjoy the gambling we do is to be grateful for all the wins we get and not compare them with other people, because when you try to compare them and what happens is that you will continue to chase big wins like other people. get it. And this will only cause you to experience big losses in the gambling you do. It will also cause your gambling activities to become irregular and uncontrolled.
Rightly said mate in fact no one can hold the gratitude of this victory in the world of gambling. After seeing the victory of others greed loses everything the gambler loses control based on wanting to get more after winning big. To overcome gambling problems, you need to address these and other underlying factors as well although it may seem powerless to stop gambling there are many things you can do to overcome the problem repair your relationships and finances and eventually regain control of your life. If you can control yourself you can avoid losses by mastering the strategy. I won't deny that when I see other people winning big when gambling, I have that feeling, yes I also want to win big like them. And I don't think it's just me, I'm sure most gamblers feel the same way. But the difference here is when I can control myself not to follow that feeling, because I realize that each of us must have different luck. But I have an interesting story about this, I once saw my friend get the maximum win, and for some reason I was encouraged to play at that moment, and to my surprise, it turned out that I also got the maximum win. But I realized, at that time my luck was also great, if at that time I did not see my friend get the maximum win, I'm sure I was in the same luck. How delightful to believe that ones experience is unique. Though, you may right; people find it tempting watching others succeed. What you've found is similar to what others desire: success and approval. However, congrats on your "maximum win." It is, after all, the dream, right? Watching others succeed, drawing motivation, and then connection success yourself? You do know that luck doesn't last forever, right? Being at the right place at the right moment is crucial sometimes. Try not to wait for your pal to score first next time.  |
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- I kind of support what you mentioned, mate; those roosters that are used in cockfighting are considered animal athletes. The investor will buy a rooster with a good breed and a high class, then, like the animal breed, spend expensive food and vitamins for a few months until it grows handsome and is in good condition. And when the right time comes for them to fight it, the rooster is really in good condition, and of course, the one who bought and took care of it will be the one who bets big on the final event. But as you said, it is still not guaranteed that the rooster will win 100%, even if we say that he has conditioned it well in a few months of taking care of the rooster. They're being treated like "animal athletes" and getting lots of attention, but let's not forget that they're being trained for a fight, not a holiday. Really, have you ever thought about the psychological side? Mate, it's gambling. Putting money at something doesn't mean it will work out. You might as well put that money in a slot machine. At least two animals won't be attacking each other. |
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How generous of NoToKYC.com to present such an "exclusive" platform. But here's some free advice: don't get too comfortable. I've seen countless platforms promising no KYC and then turning their backs on players when they win bick. Time will, inevitably, reveal the truth about your venture. And for all the gamblers there: Do your research, be skeptical, and for heaven's sake, gamble responsibly.
To NoToKYC: hope that you will keep the promises |
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Those who gamble want to make money, so they use their money by gambling and hope to win big. They also do not allocate a certain amount of money each month for gambling and only use whatever money they have to gamble. Because there is hope of winning, they continue to gamble to win. They don't remember that they have more urgent needs, as you mentioned. And if they can be wise in using their money, maybe they won't gamble too often and would rather use it to meet their needs. But it is better to replace the percentage with money that you can afford because we don't need to provide money according to the percentage but the amount of money we can afford. This prevents large losses, especially since we need the money. Well, well, aren't you the moral compass of the gambling world? Now, cut through the nonsense; the reason people gamble is not that they're dumb or haven't heard your "groundbreaking" advice about budgeting. They gamble because they want to escape, feel the fun, or because they're just straight-up addicted. The "amount of money we can afford" logic is hillarious, but in practice, people rarely stick to it. Humans are f**king bad at assessing risks and rewards. You see, the issue isn't just budgeting; it's a lot deeper than that. Maybe sit down, and let those of us who understand the complexities take the stage. (not me though ) |
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Different people with different approach to gambling. Some prefer committing huge capital to high probability small odds while others prefer using small capital to target big wins. There are many reasons for each of these approaches.
While those that put huge capital win more often, their losses are usually painful. On the other hand, those that commit small capital to make huge wins rare win but when they do, they win big; their losses too are less painful. There are other advantages and disadvantages for both approaches but for the sake of this discussion, let's know which approach you think is better and why?
Very good discussion you have here.. Well, my approach have always been; using small capital to chase after big wins, and though like you said, gamblers who chase big wins with small capital rarely wins, it's true for me, I rarely win, but then, I am still happy and comfortable with my losses .. I chose the approach because; in gambling, there are never any guarantees, even those who commit big funds to chasing small odds with better winning chances still of the time end up losing, that alone tells us that there are no guarantees in gambling, so since gambling is not my primary source of income, Its better for me to chase the big wins with a very small amount of money I am always comfortable losing, than chasing sure wins with big money which I might still end up losing and regretting so hard . That's an interesting plan, isn't it? Taking the least amount of risk to get the most reward. I don't agree, but I can see why you think that way. It sounds like you're asking, "Why not throw some pennies into the void and see if they multiply?" The idea of not relying on gambling as your primary source of income is a touch of genius sprinkled in there, really. As for the "small capital for big wins" plan, many would say it has more problems than benefits. But your willingness to risk losing money is admirable, if not a little weird. I wonder, though, if over time those small losses might not add up? Anyway, good job for following your gut and plan. |
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Not sure if I would call this phase of the technological era to be an inflection point, because even though we can be pretty much amazed about what it was been reached with Artificial intelligence, there is still a long path forward before developers and even politicians who need to regulate the ethical questions behind AI. Rather than being a tool for people to be more productive, I am afraid big companies will seek to replace much of their personnel by robots or machines powered with AI, in the case of casinos, they could try to replace costumer service with Artificial Intelligence in the Future, not for now though, since managing accounts where money is deposited requires human common sense. I'm pretty convinced we're well into the stuff "inflection point". The inevitable marriage of AI and sectors like the casino industry is just around the corner. And as for responsible gambling? Sure, there's an argument about AI possibly taking the empathy and human touch out of the equation. AI can actually be programmed to detect addictive behaviors in real-time and take immediate action. A human might miss it or choose to ignore it for profits, but an AI? It could be ruthlessly efficient in promoting responsible gambling. As for replacing customer service? Maybe you're right; the human touch is irreplaceable... for now. |
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People can miss the harsh facts of gambling when they're in a casino, but what they really miss is how these places make money. That money doesn't just appear out of thin air; casinos aren't charities. There are a lot of people going with less money than they came with, even if some people leave with more I've seen the idea of "beginner's luck" give a lot of people a false sense of strength. But the idea that casinos don't change their formulas is not at all what I agree with. It's best for them to make sure the games are fair. Being fair doesn't mean you have to win, though This crazy idea of gambling for fun instead of money? Spare me. A small group of people may do it just for fun, but most are drawn in by the chance to win. Few people are careful when they walk down that slope Do people really believe that these fancy establishments are built on the back of winners? No. The reality is, most gamblers lose more than they win. That's how the system is designed. As for the "beginner's luck": it's just a bait, imo. Casinos might let you win small initially to get you hooked. And about gambling for fun? Please. Let not kid ourselves. If it was just for "fun", we wouldn't see people glued to slot machines at 4 in the morning, right? Anyway, always good to hear from someone who gets it. Any strategies you'd recommend to keep the losses at a minimum? |
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As long as we are willing to look for and try ways that allow us to filter advertisements on the internet, we can block them. Perhaps we can set preferences on each of our devices, especially on our children's devices, so they don't abuse it and end up gambling.
And this is an obligation we have to do for our children so they can use their devices well. In this way, we can rest assured that our children can use their devices well, and we can also filter out advertisements that will appear later.
first of all, we have to consider how old our child is and if he is under 12 years old, it is quite easy because in certain countries, as long as the smartphone used is never used to search for gambling, I am sure that gambling advertisements will never appear in any media and another way, there are several social media that currently have features for minors, so as parents you can activate this feature so that advertisements sensitive to minors will be automatically blocked from these media. but for children over 15 years old it will be a little more difficult because in this era of advanced technology, many young people know any way to access whatever they want, so the most appropriate effort is to always check and limit their children use of smartphone, even though it seems restrictive, but this is for the good because gambling advertisements are now mushrooming everywhere, even in countries where gambling is prohibited, advertisements will still appear on any social media. The ignorance of assuming technology is on our side when it comes to gambling and its influences is laughable. You're talking about age-restrictions on certain platforms, but let's be real here. Any techie kid these days knows five different ways around any parental lock. It's the family's duty now to teach discipline and the dangers of gambling. You mention gambling ads "mushrooming" everywhere. Ironic, given mushrooms can either be a tasty treat or deadly. This isn't about country restrictions; it's about fostering an environment where your child knows better, regardless of the ads they see. |
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Still the main choice when you want to store assets is in a private wallet that has nothing to do with third parties.
Because it's much safer than saving money in a casino because I had a bitter experience when I accessed my casino account again after not using it for a long time. As far as I remember, there were still some dogecoins where at that time the price was still relatively cheap so I left it at the casino, after I saw the price. up I accessed it again then my account was frozen so all funds were also frozen. So I took that as a lesson, never leave any funds in a casino even if it's small money. We will never know the value of the crypto that we leave in the casino could rise and become valuable, the point is always use a personal wallet that can be used to store the crypto money that we have in the casino, don't put it in a third party as you said, whether it's a casino or exchange. A painful yet common misstep many make. I mean, one would think by now people would've understood the risks, right? But hey, at least you've learned now. Personal wallets are always the way to go, always. And here's a tip, since I'm feeling "generous": The world of crypto is unpredictable and volatile. While you're right about not knowing the value of cryptos left in a casino, it's also important to keep in mind the principles of responsible gambling (and responsible investing). Don't invest more than you can lose and always, ALWAYS, be skeptical. Especially with third parties. Is that what bitcointalk always taught us |
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isn't this a classic example of government trying to put a leash on people's habits? Don't be fooled; this move isn't really meant to stop people from gambling. It's more about keeping the money flowing. It doesn't matter what they do; people will always find ways to get around it. Healthy gambling is about personal responsibility, not government restrictions. Take a look at e-wallets, bank transfers, and other ways to pay. Online gambling isn’t going anywhere. The industry always finds a way (and even become better) |
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They will chase a win meaning they need to win a game so that they can earn something. This is where the addiction starts. if you treat gambling as a source of income like work and earn on a daily basis. If you don't win that is where you play more and double your bet which is the sign you can't control yourselves. It will continue for a couple of days or even months and you will find out that you can't live a day without doing a gamble and what's worse you've lost a lot of money on it instead of earning. Always think of gambling as fun and not a source of income no matter whether you win or lose just enjoy every bit of the game and make friends of it so that you won't be thinking about winning that round if you think like that gambling can put food on your table daily then your wrong find a job. You've hit on a few truths there, but let's not sugarcoat it. Some people thinking they're smarter than the system. The key is: the house always has the edge. While I'm not here to hold anyone's hand, the idea of looking at gambling as a steady income is 100% stupid. But hey, if you can enjoy a game without going bankrupt, more power to you. For those who can't, a reality check is overdue. But really, find another way to make a living. Not everyone is meant for the gambling world |
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Well of course because that's the only disease that exists in gambling which is addiction, I think everyone especially gamblers also know that this addiction has taken them too far. But yes there is a point, those who are professionals may be able to avoid that addiction, I'm not saying that professionals have never been addicted at all but I'm sure initially they must have experienced that addiction but over time they can reduce the level of addiction by trying to make peace with themselves, and after that they gamble maybe only a few times a week or a month, I mean it will be very rare and if they gamble they will definitely emphasize self-control because almost all the conditions that are there they have experienced it.
But I don't think that's entirely true, and as for losing they will always experience it even though they have good control, gambling is difficult to predict and we won't know when we will win or lose again. Yes, it is very dangerous and in my opinion those who are addicted to it mean that they are already at a very concerning point, so instead of getting a win but instead are busy with always losing, I understand you don't want to experience that, but I hope you can be more assertive to control yourself, it is better for you to prevent than cure.
It is their own fault when they gamble but they not know how gambling works so that gambling addicts initially think of gambling as place to double their money and then think that gambling is the right place to earn income and many more causes they become addicted and on the one hand they are gambling addicts ignoring all of that so that his mind only focuses on profit, which accidentally shows signs of addiction that he not realize and ends up being addicted. About professional gamblers, whether they can become addicted, I think the chance is small because what I know is that professional gamblers are gamblers in the past who have had a lot of bad experiences, some even used to be gambling addicts and have now recovered from their addiction and become professional addicts. This bad experience in the past allows gambling addicts to know how gambling works so that they have better control because they already know that they will never win at gambling unless they cheat using other strategies. Everyone gambling thinks they're going to be the exception to the rule, and it's hilarious. You're right about the misconception newbies have. They blindly jump in because they think it's a goldmine. Let's be honest, though: most people learn the hard way. About professional gamblers, though? You are so cute when you think that their past traumas suddenly protect them from addiction. Some people have been through the worst and may be more careful now, but no one is unbeatable. Gambling's appeal can hit anyone, pro or not. Experience can be a teacher, but sometimes, it's just another chapter in a tragic story.  |
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It has become a common thing in a society where they easily judge other people, especially those who gamble too often. And if the gamblers do not harm other people in the sense that the gamblers do not borrow from other people and only use their own money to gamble, it is up to them what they want to use their money for. So other people can't just say or judge them as they please. And if these gamblers keep their gambling a secret because they are afraid of bad judgment from people, they can do it because gambling is each person's right. But when gamblers ask for help because they are addicted to gambling, the people around them must help to cure their gambling addiction.
From ancient times until now, gambling has been a scourge that has negative values, especially for people who are closely related to the beliefs they believe in. So it would be very natural if there were negative views among the wider community. gambling will be bad, if someone has bad thoughts. On the contrary, gambling can be entertainment if a person knows how to treat it. It can be in the form of entertainment, to relieve stress after work activities, it can also be used as relaxation, it all depends on how a person assesses gambling as he believes. nothing is wrong, and nothing is right. everyone is free to have an opinion. For us, the most important thing is to be fully aware of the risks. Just imagine, this hobby can be said to be quite expensive, because we have to spend money to play it. from this entertainment, there are consequences, if we are lucky, we win. and a small risk, we will lose, a bad risk, we become addicted. and these problems, can impact the people around us. So it's natural, if there are negative views from non-gamblers. but it all comes back to us, after all we are free to do what we like, including gambling. It's just that, there is no such thing as absolute freedom. which means, we as gamblers need regulations that limit our gambling. Regarding keeping gambling a secret from other people, isn't this a normal thing regardless of the reasons behind it all. after all, one has the right to do so. I agree with everything you said. Actually, everything has pros and cons, not just gaming. It's been too dramatic to say that gaming is a "scourge." People who preach that gambling is bad usually also have bad habits. Self-control and understanding are what matter, as you correctly said. The issue is not the game itself, but the way you play it. That person, not the game, is responsible if they lose all their money playing. It's about being in charge. And about keeping it a secret? Let's be honest. Don't we all have secrets? Whether it's gambling or something else, it's personal  |
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