Indeed, attaining a VIP level on a casino requires a huge accumulated amount of money. The amount might even come off as impossible to spend, but most players especially the regulars can attain it in a short span of time. Some might even attain the needed amount in a snap. It all depends how aggressive type of gambler he is and how frequently the player makes a bet and play. If you don't really mind the level perks or so called tier perks, then might as well don't bother because it will just keep you spending more and more.

Just remember to gamble within your budget. Do not go beyond what you can afford to lose because it's hard to earn money after all. VIP level shouldn't be chased, rather it will come naturally depending on your betting and activity. So just chill out and gamble responsibly.

It's a good thinking that you are considering if you can afford to gamble or not despite what age bracket you will be on. It's important to take things into consideration before planning and making a decision so you won't regret a thing later on. Additionally, it's best to be financially capable the moment you bet and play, regardless of age, but of course, not being underage or below age limit. Just be prepared so when the time comes, you still have so much to spare for gambling. Work your ass off now, then relax and enjoy your heart out later. It's better to have delayed gratification than to enjoy now and suffer later.

Reputation ranks one of the first things to consider in a casino by gamblers. I believe gamblers have become more wise and more strategic when it comes to picking a gambling website they will bet and play on. It's a good thing that people are now critical and logical thinkers since their effort, money, and time are all at stake whenever they decide to play and bet. So might as well give your best shot and do not be complacent.

Having a casino website that has built its name over time therefore being trusted in the industry should be one of the suggested sites to be played on so players won't be scammed. But of course, one must put an effort into researching too and not be spoonfed. After all there are already so many reputable sites that caters reviews and feedbacks of the first hand experiences such as here in forum.

It will be a tedious task for the government to implement new system of identification for gamblers, but perhaps they really want to monitor who are frequently gambling so they can make plans on how to organize the regulations and restrictions on gambling whether it may be online or physical casino establishment. Although it's much better if they will just have a national ID that has been synced with every transactions so they can still be traced without the need of new ID because at some point, it will just consume time and of course, budget that still belongs to the pocket of the taxpayers.

If the purpose is only for age monitoring and legality matters, national ID will work already alongside with other things they do or pay, it will be recorded.

Gambling shouldn't be anyone's main source of income. This is because in gambling, there's no certainty. Everything is about the game of chances and probability. If you will rely on gambling to pay your bills and to put food onto your table to be able to survive the daily basis, you will most likely be disappointed in the long run because foremost, it isn't sustainable to begin with. And secondly, it is risky to earn and profit using it. It's still much better to have a main job that will provide for your necessities and perhaps a part time job to sustain your luxurious lifestyle such as buying your wants and funding your hobbies. Then have gambling as your hobby that pays on the side if you will be lucky enough to earn through it.

I very much agree with this.

Credit card usage can pose a danger to the user especially if the user himself doesn't know financial management and isn't disciplined and responsible enough to learn it. Credit card offer convenience and ease of use, however, most of the time, the card holders bring headache upon themselves because they commit the usual mistake of using their cards irresponsibly such as doing excessive shopping and gambling without checking if they can still pay their dues afterwards. Hence, it will really be a good thing if there will be a policy about credit card usage intended for gambling. Might as well limit the possible expenditure per person or do not allow them at all to use their cc for gambling.

Gambling indeed has its repercussions if it isn't done right. If you can, do your best to gamble responsibly and moderately so you won't get addicted. Excessive and frequent gambling can lead to dependency and addiction in the long run, which could cost you so much of your health, money, time, and effort. It's best to be a disciplined gambler so you won't have a hard time in the industry. If you will be a wise gambler, the chances of you winning will be higher with low chances of getting addicted into it because as a wise gambler, everything comes with balance and control.

Same sentiments. For me it's plain stupidity to even think of putting your hard-earned money through a gambling website for you to save it. Because in the first place, gambling site isn't intended for that purpose. Gambling websites can be vulnerable and you might encounter bugs or even closing of account once your account goes dormant despite having big funds on it. And that will just bring you so much trouble. Additionally, gambling sites can file bankruptcy and close all at once without you even knowing especially those sites that aren't reputable in the first place. So you should really think many times before deciding to save on a gambling site. Banks or vaults are still the best options for me next to crypto portfolio.

It could be a sign of gambling addiction, but it could also be a sign of stress, anxiety, and depression or basically just being a bad human being lol. It depends on the person actually. If it is known that they have anger issues and violent tendencies, it's much better to tell it as a concern citizen so they can address it and they can resolve it. You may check up on them every once in a while, but not in a way that you are intruding their privacy and personal space. Just don't meddle too much especially if you're not really concerned and just want to pry on someone else's life.

I disagree with this last statement of yours.

I mean, every single professional traders started as newbies, you would never grow any knowledge if you're not going to try your skills when it comes to trading. It is risky, yes, but it is important to get out of your comfort zone to figure out what's waiting for you in trading. I'd rather try it first than to regret it my whole life asking what ifs.

Indeed. Most people view gambling as a good source of income because of testimonials that it brought them a good fortune while only having a small startup amount for betting and playing. While it is possible and it came true to some, it doesn't mean that it will always work that way and will also be applicable to everyone. There's no same level of luck, skills, and circumstances afterall. It varies from one person to another, so one must not believe and be encouraged for everything that can be seen online. Since most of the time, gamblers only post their good times and are not really open about the tough times they have undergone.

Here in our country, there's no such thing as gambling advertisement on TV, this is because there's an agency that filters the ads being showed on national television to protect the children's welfare. Almost all, if not really entirely of the advertisements in our country are rated G which means that it is suitable for any audience. And if there are ads that weren't filtered in the beginning, the mtrcb will remove it from being aired ever again especially if it is bothersome and could promote harmful effects to the viewers.

Hopefully, there will also be an agency like ours to filter the ads being displayed and played on your TV. This is to prevent kids from being exposed to unwanted scenarios that could cloud their judgment.

If you believe in luck in trading, why not believe more in technical analysis.

Technical analysis increases the chances of predicting the price chart right, it also boost your profit since it's much better rather than just simply deciding a random trade and hoping for a big profit, that would give you only frustration and depression leading to a much more difficult situation in your trading career.

Ledgers are multi-cryptocurrency wallet so instead of using Bitcoin just to test out if you can send and receive, why not just use altcoins that are also supported in a certain ledger to make it cheaper since Bitcoin transactions cost more than altcoins.

Factory resetting it is more than enough already, unless you bought a secondhand ledger which I don't recommend. But there's nothing wrong with being more than sure so I guess you don't have to be cheap when it comes to your funds security and self-assurance.

Fiat system is easy to hack compare to the complicated system of cryptocurrency which makes it unique.

A lot of money being stolen freely by hackers or an inside job in a bank always happen because of its security. For me, I think the attacks that happened and still happening in some banks are not always because of hackers, it is the bank itself lowkey stealing their customers money by just blaming it to a third party, some of them didn't even give any compensation for the lost money of their customers, that's why I never trusted the banking system.

I definitely agree with you.

Marriage and relationship always last for a lifetime if both parties never agree when it comes to material things. What I mean is, it is much better if you guys met, love each other unconditionally even though you guys both started with nothing, not rich, but not that poor. It is much greater when you guys helps each other to achieve each other's dream and succeed together, this way, a solid foundation is built.

Rather than choosing your partner based on what can they make or how much they have, because if you guys experienced bad things like being bankrupt, for sure you're going to end up with a divorce.

Getting a degree doesn't guarantee you to get a job that pays well if your government is the problem, or even if not, sometimes people who excel in school doesn't excel in the field, so there's a lot of adjustment that is needed to evolve to get the job you wanted. Your dream job won't come knocking at your job the moment you graduated with a degree.

Dream job often comes after hardships, a lot of efforts, but it comes in a different way depends on every certain individual. If you know that the employment rate in your country is low and you don't want to leave, just start your own business or company. If you don't have that capability to do that, you have no choice but to go somewhere else where someone would appreciate your talent and skills.

Gambling has both pros and cons. It will depend on how you will gamble - responsibly or irresponsibly. If you are disciplined enough to have a good routine for playing and betting, you will have a good time gambling. Being entertained while profiting on the side is already a win-win situation. However, if you will not set limitations for yourself and you will gamble impulsively and recklessly, without calculating and analyzing the possible results of your decisions, then most likely you'll fall into addiction and have chains of problems hanging around your neck.

It really depends on what type of gambler you are. If you are an aggressive one, might as well reassess yourself so you won't lose big and you won't have pile of debts and loans.

People have different perspectives. Some view losses as chances to do better and eventually get back on track to win. Others see it as failure and a sign to stop and just exert the effort, time, and money to something else - a redirection in short. So it will really depend on what kind of person you are and how risk taker you are. If you want to play it safe, you could just stop after several losses to evaluate yourself where you went wrong and how you can improve. But if you are the impulsive and irresponsible type, then probably you won't mind about the consecutive losses because you still haven't grasp the idea that you might indeed get bankrupt because of gambling.

Either way, just always be reminded that everything has its consequences. If you are a risk taker, there will be chances you might win big which is of course, a good thing. But you might also face losses that you might have a hard time recovering from. So just gamble responsibly and do not be a naive one.

Well, betting amount varies from each person to another. Perhaps OP doesn't want to risk an amount beyond that because he has a feeling that he will regret it if it goes wrong in a snap. And I think it's a smart choice to not bet a huge amount if you can't afford it to begin with. It's like cheating yourself and disrespecting your boundaries which could possibly lead to more chaotic scenarios if you ever get used to it. While you might be sad because it only involves a small amount of bet, it might be a good news to him because he won regardless and that's what matters after all. Flexing a win without stooping on others right and without deceiving them on how you made your winning is not wrong.

Additionally, going all in isn't applicable to anyone. But I'm glad it worked out for you.