99.99% of the time seems a bit overexaggerated, but if you were to calculate it, then the chances of winning against that is a pretty low afaik. Not sure about the numbers exactly, but just looking at the hands that could win against that, then one could assume already the chances of actually getting it. Still, most players know that even if it wasn't ace, as long as they have a pair, they havev a pretty good chance of fighting for a win for that round, most of the time.

Well some people (or governments) prefer to just simply run away from responsibilities, and the easiest way to do that is to remove the source of where those responsibilities came from. Gambling isn't really a problematic issue, but due to the way it's growth went, the community itself (or rather those who got addicted) lead to some unfavorable impressions towards those non-gamblers, which made it an issue. And mental state guidance isn't really an easy issue to manage. The risk of people getting addicted, and then getting reported is a pain in the ass for some ngl, and enacting laws that would satisfy both gamblers and both the common populace seems like a difficult issue for them, which is true, but they just refuse to think of about it anymore.

Well, the strategy still relies on luck, it just puts your funds in a better-suited spot to actually try out the game to get experience, as well as a spot where you could possibly profit the largest from. Additionally, give up on thinking it increases your chances, there's never a style or strategy that would increase your chance in any type of gambling game, ever. At most, strategies would help you not to lose badly, but that's it, it could only touch the realms of losing, and not winning. Tips and strategies are mainly centered on what to do so that you can get the best chance of taking advantage of you actually winning, so the prerequisite here is for you to win, and only then would some tips work.

Kinda ironic how it was another party that influenced those that store their coins in exchanges to actually use non-custodial wallets. Though it is them that is also attempting to influence those that still use custodial wallets, possibly in a negative (or more like a pain in the ass) way. People never really learn until they're hit now don't they, just hope that this message is enough of a warning for those still storing wallets in their exchanges. I'm pretty sure most people are investing in crypto aren't that idiotic, and probably most of those that would stay in exchanges are active daily traders.

Well, it's quite understandable, after all, they are the group that most likely was impacted by the technical revolution. Let's not even mention them profiting off of it, just the fact that they were willing to actually use it shows that Millenials aren't swept by the wave, but rather they direct the wave. They also had the opportunity imo, to take advantage of the growing requirements for tech-savvy people in companies, landing jobs that pay quite well that well, let them find and invest more from the internet. You can even say that they themselves were one of the people that experienced the benefits of the internet and has continued to lead the pack so far.

It never was imo. If Bitcoin was supposed to replace fiat, then it has its work cut out for itself imo. After all, being able to manage the economy makes it simple(but not really, but a lot easier) to respond to problems, which is why the government is taking the lead on it.
From what I know something can become a store of value as long as it can maintain its value, rather than depreciate. Now I know Bitcoin isn't exactly something that has its price tag that fits the "maintaining value" part, but as for it depreciating? I think history can prove itself with that. Not only that though, afaik, but Bitcoin also fits most factors that a store of value asks for like scarcity.

Were the laws back then unfavorable for the players or something? Anyhow seems like quite a positive change for the gambling scene in Cambodia. Ofc, taking notice of the gambling scene and adopting laws properly into it, instead of ignoring it, is what most gamblers want. Especially since some countries just straight up ignore/ban gambling since it's a bad "influence" for the younger audience, which is plenty stupid imo since they're basically just running away from it.

I just hope that the shortlisted watchdogs do their jobs properly, it isn't that rare for issues to crop up due to corruption treading its reaches quite deep into the space of authorities. Unfortunate for those that want to play KYC free though, since it seems like they're going to implement stricter regulations for that.

Err are we talking about android games that you can pay with Crypto, or android games that pay out crypto? Might be better to move it in Bitcoin Discussion if so, since it doesn't really enter the realms of gambling. Anyhow, there are quite a few that introduce them to the internet, just that I actually have no knowledge whether they are legit or not. I'd rather stay away from them tbh, and just go for legit beer money websites like amazon mturk since those are guaranteed legit.

And yet criminals use fiat money all the time to commit crimes and yet it still hasn't even been called a scam. My opinion here? Let's stop being stupid and stop blaming the currency for being a tool. We can use it, and we love it right now because it is a tool, and that's that. Anything can become dangerous in the hands of someone who knows how to turn it into one, so there's absolutely no need for us to do anything. For anyone blaming Bitcoin as a tool for criminals, just tell them to throw away everything they have since criminals also use those anyway.

This line was an inevitable conclusion imo, and this phase is probably just the transition, the beginning so to speak. Idk if it has affected the market that much, but I suppose it's only a matter of time, especially since Bitcoin itself is becoming more and more favorable in the eyes of the majority. You can expect people who know how to invest in gold to know about BTC, but I'm guessing that those who know how to invest in BTC don't know much about gold.
Gold isn't that appealing as a long term investment, unlike gold, which is probably why it became like this. Not to mention the ability of Bitcoin to become a safe asset itself, with time that is.

Riobet is one. There was a topic about it here since it wasn't that well known, so people assumed it was a ripoff of roobet or something. Here's the topic if anyone's curious, from the ending though it seems legit, someone even posted a sample of what the free spins were and what he needed to do to withdraw.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5288179.0

The rest that I know was Fortune jack only, tried looking up some sites but Idrk about their legitimacy.
https://cryptocasinos.com/
The list is quite long though, for anyone curious. And bet on your own discretion.

Err okay so this is what I understood. In the end, slots don't give you a definitive chance of winning BUT you can play it in a way where you're losses (which is definite) can be controlled to be set to the bare minimum. That's the only pros that I actually understood why people should play low wager slot games. However, players can also big win if they bet big (which is a natural even among other games). In the end, it still ends up in actually being lucky to actually win the games, and betting big would still give you a high chance of losing.

Still the idea of betting low when playing games have always been a factor when I play. I've only ever played with small amounts, never big ones. It's like asking for a jackpot, which I doubt I'd actually hit.

Well KYC was, and always be an ass for most players. Unfortunate that you didn't know about Primedice's rules about it beforehand. The very least is that your funds aren't locked out permanently... so far. If they find "issues" with your id then your funds may very well be locked out for a longer period of time. Might as well ask around on other prime dice users who got hit by KYC about specifically what happened and what they did. It isn't just prime dice tbh, any casino with a KYC is like a prison for your money, and not only your money but also your identity. This is why a lot of people love casinos without KYC, I myself am one. 

Err I think only one could even be said to be a valid reason. Miners are always selling Bitcoin, I doubt that has much influence on what's happening right now. If miners selling Bitcoin affected the market like that, we would've never made it this far. As for investors, I don't have much to say I don't really follow news about that. As for stock market, wasn't it already established that the stock market has nothing to do with the crypto market? and relating it to a decline makes it seem like every decline affects crypto, which is most probably not.

1 could be a reason, or just that we're experiencing a correction right now. Bitcoin went up too fast, anyone could actually see that. I think most expected the correction to happen earlier, but it only happened when it was about to break through $20k so I guess that was unfortunate. Maybe if it broke through $20k, we could've skipped that correction.

I don't read lmao, I almost thought Australia was the top country that gambles the most, turns out it was the country that lost the most in gambling. Reading the article though, it seems like that the Australia topped on is average losses per head, so basically means that Australians bet more compared to US citizens, but US has a much larger population which is why it ranks at the top when looking at the losses per country. Still though I actually thought the US would top both, since I believe the US is one of the countries that gamble the most. Turns out US citizens are a bit more controlled in their gambling tendencies

I don't live in any of the countries above, though my relatives do stay in Singapore and the US. Sadly none of them are actually avid gamblers, or at least not that I know of.

I don't think casino staff would risk getting fired for that. The casino is monitored 24/7 afaik, or even if not 24/7 at least the entirety of the working hours, staff as well as players are monitored. As for exploits and what not, remember that not only the player could take advantage of it, they could also report it, sizing a good amount of cash for that report possibly. That would result in the staff shooting himself on the foot due to the exploit they shared.
Uhm no, you're going to a casino to play/gamle, not to get hired. If it was getting hired, then yea, knowing someone is a plus, but knowing someone in a casino you're going to play on? I hardly doubt that's useful.

Well, it depends if actually someone uses them, and they have inquiries or even just want reviews from users of the same site. Not only that, some of what you said are promoting in the site here, so questioning about their sites from where they got it from seems quite understandable. Additionally, the traffic of casinos discussed here is mostly about what people here use, it's not like they're gonna ask for a guide for a site if they don't want to particularly use it right?

Just looked up MalinaCasino, seemed like it was quite a bad site. Just a few site reviews already stated a lot of negatives, which is also probably one of the reasons why you rarely see these sites in here. They're inherently bad already, compared to some of the sites here where there are some issues, but not that bad.

True, was just making my point about it. Students who have no path to go forth tend to rely on some stupid theory they themselves have experienced from every exam after all, and one of those is the gamblers fallacy.
That's probably why people tend to accept gacha, when they refuse to acknowledge gambling when in a sense, both of them are actually just the same thing. People tend to accept things that return something even if it was chance, as long as that something was actually an item/object instead of money. Yet they also accept lotteries and jackpots. Quite the odd society tbh.

Pretty sure it applies to both types. There are times when a game between two teams end up in one team winning due to luck. A sample would be ace player got injured, not feeling well, etc, but those factors aren't really taken into account when you bet at the start.

Uhm I don't think what OP said are actually "solutions" since I don't think Inflation would, or should disappear. It's more like ways to avoid being infected by inflation. Inflation itself isn't a bad thing afaik, but exceeding a certain limit would turn inflation into a bad thing. It's closer to running away from inflation if I were to honestly choose a term, whether it was investing via gold, bitcoin, or real estate, though there isn't anything wrong with it.

Additionally, compared to Gold and Real Estate, Bitcoin is a volatile asset. A very volatile one. Using it to avoid inflation seems a mistake since you never know when you might get hit. Although the general idea with Bitcoin right now is you can never lose when investing on it, hey who knows right?

It's not betting, it's an investment. And yes, nothing, not just in gambling, can guarantee you a 100% profit. I doubt OP doesn't know that. An investment in the first place is something like a regulated risk to earn a profit, and additionally, most of the sites recommended are ones that have been tried and tested, just look at the 2 forum posts on the reply after OP, those are hard evidence of how the investments go.

Well, I only know bustadice and bitvest, but well, good luck on your venture OP. Maybe you can try posting a forum post about updates on your investment to let others learn/experience investments in gambling sites.