I was just curious and tried to visit the link however it seems like I can't access the website.

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Edit: It's working now  

That's the thing, kahit sila yung nauna sa crypto space, kaso yung updates nila ay hindi for consumer or user's friendly unlike sa ibang nabanggit mo na Gcash or Paymaya. Sobrang strict kasi ng coins.ph at kahit mag-offer sila ng card, I doubt na marami ang tatangkilik dito dahil na rin baka hanapan ng mga documents especially kung walang trabaho, at walang maipapakita na source of income. Much better siguro kung medjo loosen nila yung pag-enforce ng ToS at higpitan nila if may solid proof na violation.

Highly disagree, even if corruption will be addressed at a young age or on school, which is already the case, it will never be fully erased or resolved. Just as you've mentioned, corruption affects to much of the sectors of each country's society. For me, corruption is already embedded to every and each individual society and government. It's like a matter about what is right and wrong whereas people will often think and do the right thing but will have second thoughts about the wrong thing especially if it will be beneficial to them.

There are various reason as to why gambling platform prefer to us third party KYC services other than doing it on their own.  One main reason would be security, since they'll be hiring a third-party service that specifically focuses on Data Acquisition of Personal Documents, users will be assured that their data's will be kept securely. Also, as a gambling platform, they just can't assign a "special team" but rather it will take a whole department for the casino itself to do the KYC process on their own. Just as you've mentioned, it will not be beneficial and cost-wise to the casino as well as the users.

Anyways, as for you providing KYC documents, I hope that you're only willing proceed with it to same platform rather than doing it on multiple platforms as it could be dangerous in the long run if you provide personal documents to multiple platforms.

I think you might be confused about gambling and risking as per definition, gambling is betting or risking ones something that has value in exchange for a possibility of a higher value or monetary cash.

However, if you will try to generalized everything that you bet or risk on as gambling then you're probably correct that everything we do is a gamble.

I tried checking the Freebitco.in website about how to contact them however the way that I find was by filling up the "Contact Form" which you can find on their faq.

Anyways, while browsing on their Website and Bitcoin FAQ, I was able to find a typo under the Bitcoin FAQ on the question about "What if I have more questions about Bitcoin?", It states that there 3 places however it only mentions 2 places.

Upon checking on his post history, most likely the reason why the OP is not posting any update about this gambling review platform is because he doesn't own it. It looks like OP is an ANN designer as well as he post those ANN Thread. You can see on the threads the OP posted are about different altcoin ANN Thread as well as Service Threads.

It's highly unlikely that OP will respond to this thread anymore and update the list on the review site.

Anyways, as for the list on the review platform, it looks like it's outdated as most of them are famous gambling platform from the forum however there much more trusted and reputable gambling website that are comparable from the review list.

Most of the benefits that these tokens provide are mainly from the gambling platform they represent on which is why these tokens are a must buy if you're casino has one. AFAIK, these casinos offer greater bonuses, promotions and much more services to those who hold their tokens rather than those who just regularly gamble on their platform. If your main goal for buying these tokens are for trading purposes, I suggest that you wait for future updates from these platforms to see any movement on their value as these tokens are likely to be stable compared to other tokens that aren't gambling related.

There are various trusted and reputable casinos out here at the forum that you can try and hope to love. However, the choice mainly depends on your preference as a gambler.

I suggest that you try Primedice if you prefer dice games and Stake if you want an all around casino that you play and bet on.

Anyways, here are helpful thread about casino that you check to see which casino platform you prefer:

• Table Withdrawal Fees and Withdrawal Amounts on Crypto Casinos
• List of Gambling Platforms.
• LIST Gambling sites with internal exchange
  
• List Of Crypto Casinos with The Best Faucets

Most likely, the winner did not buy a single golden tickets rather he received by wagering a ton of bitcoin on the platform which has been proven by the above reply of Marvelman.

Anyways, Imagine if the winner of the lambo draw bought those tickets intentionally as a risky gamble, how amazing would that be.

Still, whether the winner bought the tickets or not, he deserves it and a congratulations is in order. Congratulations to the whale winner, you deserve it!

Fair enough, logically there are those gamers especially streamers and pro players that will spend a ton of money for the sake of having those limited and great stats items to boost their account or character.

However, what I mean by my question are those rich players who seldom plays and grinds the game but are always active when there's a new Gacha or Loot Boxes available. Will you still consider this type of player a gamer?

I've encountered both types of players and I never considered the latter player a gamer but rather a spoiled or rich dudes flexing their account.

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Anyways, As for the main topic, about transitioning from a gamer to gambler, I guess one way to incentivize your gaming experience is by gambling on E-sports related matches as you'll be able to analyze better and see through the game better than a normal gambler.

This strategy does not guarantee the gambler winning but rather increases the chance of getting some profit especially if you have a large sum of bankroll to start with and long patience as you will need to put a small start bet to ensure that you'll be able to run it for a long time. Yes, you'll still need luck when doing this strategy as you can still encounter a long losing streak when using this strategy, and the longer you run it the higher, you'll be able to encounter it. I've used this strategy and I've only been able to win if I was able to end it while in profit. But there times where I've used it too long and all of my funds get rekt with a 10-20 losing streak.

I would also relate the KYC issue to his match-making issue as well, in terms of who's to believe in. Would you believe someone who will try to submit multiple different ID for the KYC? (suspicious and shady activity) Also, OP has no supporting documents or proofs to deny the match fixing issue other than his own denial.

Just as you've mentioned, Faking KYC is illegal already and could be used to suspend the account of OP however that's not what stake basing their decision to suspend OP's account but rather the match-fixing issue that they fully believe in.

I won't say that it's unreasonable as there are some suspicious connections that the OP has from a match fixer, based on the statement Stunna provided. Also, it's fairly common that the case could take months or even years to be investigated as the issue involves a lot of money and a criminal activity which is match fixing.

This could be the best and safest strategy in this scenario as you will be able to enjoy your gambling session as well as not lose your money in case you lose while playing. We all know that pushing our luck on gambling tends to always end one way which is losing almost of our bankroll however withdrawing what you've already won will keep you away from it, just remember not to be greedy and try to deposit it again once you lose.

No one had said that his actions outside this forum are not true as no one cared whatever he does outside the forum as well as outside his case against Stake. In regard to proofs, OP have not mentioned any proof as well other than his denial with the accusation on his match making issue with Stake.

It's not about defending the service or platform; it leans more on people who are likely to believe with Stake rather than someone that has not provided any solid proof that the accusation against him is false or not true. Also, just as Stake or Stunna previously said, the main issue is not about KYC issue (which is true and could be used as supporting evidence that OP is suspicious and likely to do shady things) but rather the match-fixing issue that has been addressed by Stunna and still in an on-going investigation within Stake.

Nope, if OP has substantial proofs or evidence, things could likely be the other way around and Stake's reputation could be ruined.

Kung sakaling magagamit ang bitcoin as collateral, sobrang dami nilang options in case na magbago ang price nito due to volatility, tulad nga ng naisip mo pwede sila gumamit ng mga third-party processors for conversions in case magbago yung price ng crypto. Depende na rin siguro ito sa contract na pagkakasunduan ng lender at borrower about sa price fluctuation.

Kung sakali man na maging official ang Bitcoin at crypto sa mga financial institutions, sobrang possible na tanggapin ang mga crypto especially bitcoin despite sa volatility nito. Tulad ng pag-accept ng banko sa mga vehicles, gold, at ibang pang assets na volatile din ang price.

I don't think that it would be a great idea if the reason why you would try and bet on something is mainly that you have a crush on the celebrity who's bet on that too.

It's best that you depend on each situation and if your idol or celebrity crush has a reason and logical meaning as to why they will bet on that for you to be able to have atleast some insights on copying his/her bets.

Yes, I can be influenced by my favorite celebrity however it depends on the celebrity that I follow and what games they are gambling on. There are celebrities that are great with gambling strategies and deserved to be followed on while there are those who bet who only have limited knowledge of the game.

On the example you've provided with Drake, I would pretty much lean on my own decision, especially with Sports betting as I can make my own research as well as analyze which teams are most likely to win. However, if someone that idolize in sports have posted that tweet, then I could probably see myself betting on the team they've bet on.

Kung titignan natin, iba iba talaga basehan nila sa post bursting dito sa forum. Naka-depende sya sa iba't ibang campaign managers, forum members, reputable members at kahit sa mga staff ng forum. Dahil na rin siguro na walang official rules tungkol dito sa mismong bitcointalk.

Alam mo ba na yung post bursting sa campaign natin ay medjo kakaiba rin na kahit mahaba yung post interval at maayos yung post quality ay pwede ka pa rin ma-tag as spam o post bursting. Considered kasing post bursting sa campaign natin kung medjo madami yung post mo sa iilang araw at konti sa iibang araw. For example, nag-post ka ng tig-tatlo o apat sa unang 4 na araw tapos nag-post ka ng medjo madami like 10 o pataas sa iba pang araw ay matatag kang post bursting o spam.

As a parent, you should be able to handle child even with scolding. Not because you are doing something that you don't want your child to do means that can't say something about it and prohibit them from doing it. Also, it should not affect your conscience as you should know that prohibiting them is the right thing. Things could go wrong even what you say if you think that what you're doing is wrong.

You can still be someone your child to look up on or a "Hero" even with things that you don't want them to do. You just need to prove them and let them what the things they should idolised you.