That's true, the ones who may entirely depend of AI for their posts often are those people who don't put time to write the posts themselves. AI spamming or even use of AI for correcting your English mistakes is something which's totally destructive for someone's learning process.

I know there are many users who don't have good English grammar but they try their best to write posts themselves and overtime their writing gets improved. The ones who basically rely of ChatGpt or other AI generators that are available will not even think about improving themselves.

It really requires effort to create posts and someone who's lazy would never ever put any effort to write the posts himself. Thanks to your thread, the number of AI spammers have been reduced on this forum and most AI generated posts are also getting deleted by moderators only because of your thread. I really appreciate that thread and I believe most other members also appreciate your efforts in creating and maintaining that thread.

Whenever, I visit the speculation board I find the one and only wall observer thread on top of that board. However, if an admin or a moderator pin that thread then it won't be a bad thing at all. I personally don't think there is need to pin that thread because it's very active and users who are part of that thread will always keep it on top no matter if it's pinned or not.

Anyone who's greedy enough would do that and I feel bad for him because his luck was totally down that day and when someone's luck isn't in their favor then such losses take place.

It's gambling and in gambling luck plays a very important role, if someone is lucky he can win 1.5 to 2 odd bets while the unlucky ones like the guy can lose bets with so low odds.

In order to earn just $11k he has lost $1.4M what a unlucky fellow. If he had invested that money into Bitcoin then he may had earned way more profit than $11k.

Yes, Leo has left this forum because he wanted to spend some good days with his family. Life is cruel sometimes but we can't do anything. He was a very generous guy that we had on this forum, not only generous but knowledgeable as well.

O-e-l-e-o played in role in this forum for many years and contributed good and useful information that helped out many members. We all miss him and somehow feel his presence when we read his posts but let's wish a happy life for him, and hope he may have enough time to spend with his family and loved ones.

That's a good news and a bad news, the good thing about that is the players will be able to socialize while gambling but the bad thing about it is that due to socialization many gamblers would risk a lot of money in order to have fake fame in their social circle.

I don't know what impact that type of gambling will have on the minds of the players but I think that by that tag they want to make gambling available on social media platforms, or they might end up creating a new social media platform for gamblers.

I think Husires already gave you the best answer and it's 100% valid, no one can do anything against such bots. The only way to try your luck is by making another bot which should be faster than the hacker's bot. Like Husires mentioned that your bot should not only be faster but way more faster than the bot which that hacker has created, I would add that the bot should be hosted on a top class server with beefy resources and very fast internet connection with minimum latency. That's the only possible way for your friend to grab the airdrops. If you can't develop such bot then you may hire a good programmer who's good at programming bots.

In that case I believe it's a casino thing not gaming provider thing. A casino might set restrictions to some players which may stop such players to play those games. I'm not sure whether I'm right or not but I think it's somehow a gambling platform side thing not a rule set by the gaming provider. However, I also suggest you to follow Oshosondy advice and ask the customer support of the casino about the issue.

I highly agree too that there is some kind of automated KYC verification system present on most of the casinos these days and it's the software doing the job not humans. Not only in the casinos but in almost all online websites some kind of AI based automated KYC checking system is installed which verifies the KYC documents and selfie automatically.

If I'm not wrong then you're trying to say that how we apply the information obtaining strategy while gambling? If that's what you were trying to say then surely every serious gambler tries his best to obtain information before placing any bets. Especially, when someone is trying to bet on sports events then information is the key in that type of betting.

The tutorials that you have created are quite helpful ones for the users of the forum, and I'm very sure that many members have learnt something new after reading those tutorials. I'm the first one to advance congratulate you for your 1st anniversary on this forum. I wish you best of luck, I hope you'll continue making such great tutorials which may help users of the forum.

There is nothing wrong if you send merits to Icopress because he's a well contributing member and he deserves to have those merits. And, I believe you can get into signature campaigns managed by him and that won't be conflict of interest.

If he's managing a campaign and others are getting into those campaigns then you can also be part of those campaigns. I'm very sure that you sent Icopress those merits because you believe that he deserves those merits and there's no conflict of interest when you send 50 more merits.

Now, it's revealed that he has just made up that story in order to defame AgoraDesk which's a good exchange. Such people really don't have anything good and as a result they come with such stories. @letsxmr I think you got your answer and after reading that you should also understand that you violated the rules of AgoraDesk and that's why your account got banned.

Yes, I agree, sometimes we have to watch a match and not place any bets because when we place bets we hope to see wins however if we aren't sure about a match's result or even if odds aren't helping us then in that case we should avoid betting at any cost. Sports betting can be very valuable but we have to find out how it works properly and we must have to follow some good strategies or make our own strategies to have more wins as compared to losses.

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My simple risk management strategy in sports betting is to not bet of the teams with odds higher than 1.05 because I have lost even when I placed bets on teams with just 1.10 odds so that's why after learning from my experience I built my strategy which is to never place any bets if odds are more than 1.05 even if odds are 1.07 I still avoid placing any bets.

You should just read the post of Frankolala and you'll understand what OP means. Most of the times OP is used to mention the person who wrote a tread and posted it on the forum however sometimes OP is mentioned to tell others about that post.

Let's say that you have posted this post on the forum and now in this post you're OP and whoever said that OP isn't aware what OP means then they're referring to you. However, if someone says that in OP the content isn't correct and has errors then that refers to the post not to the ones who posted the thread.

In simple words, OP stands for original poster and original post.

I avoid all such games which can be manipulated in one way or other and that's why I mostly bet on high level sports where chance of manipulation is very low. In sports betting I most bet of cricket matches and I don't think that cricket matches can be manipulated.

I haven't made those type of mistakes but only mistake that made me lose in gambling so much was Martin Gale strategy. That strategy was my biggest mistake because each time when I applied that strategy my account got emptied. I even used a modified version of the strategy but again the result was loss always.
Another mistake that I had in gambling was placing bets too fast in order to win in casino games like dice. I had some losses because of that mistake as well. Other than those two mistakes I haven't made any mistakes.

There is nothing like an unlimited money generator in this world. You have used a title that might catch attention of those people who don't understand about money machine or unlimited money trick. If you put some effort in your project and make it good then who knows you may get some success, but with that unlimited money generator slogan, you will never get any success.

When someone opens a position whether it's a long position or a short positron that person wants to earn profits form that position. Some people want to earn so much profit from their opened positions and when they see some green PNL then they get happy and wait to see some more of it. That's the worst mistake a trader makes and such traders often end up losing money rather than making any profits.

A good trader on other hand will try his best to get as much profit as he possibly can and such traders really don't care much about earn huge profits in one trade. A good trader wants to earn some profit from each trade and overtime the profit gets higher. A good trader take low risk and believes in good rewards, and that's why such traders always set take profit and stop loss on the trades.

So, I guess whatever you said in your thread is somehow correct and actually I also believe that a trader should take profits as often as possible. No trader can keep a 100% win rate and if someone shows that he wins 100% then that's more like a fraudster or a gambler, not a trader. A trader has to face both wins and losses because without losses a trader can never learn trading fully.