I don't think gambling is a gender-based thing. Gambling can be played by whomever. The spectrum where you belong to doesn't really matter because if a person finds joy and thinks that it could be of help to them for whatever reason they might have, then it's all okay. Having this some sort of discrimination and gender-bias could even be a great problem because we are already in the 21st century and almost all of us are fighting for equality and equity. And if you don't, you need to re-evaluate yourself and your perspective.

Gambling isn't and shouldn't be only a guy thing because what guys can do, girls can too, as well as other genders. Of course, this excludes the biological aspects that totally differentiate the sexes ability.

Indeed. And adding the fact that there's no such thing as being a 100% lucky, having consistent winnings each time you play and bet and everyday. It's not really impossible, but the probability of it happening in a daily basis, consecutively is just so low. And if ever you belong to that very small percentage, you must really really be a lucky one.

I agree that those people who more frequently bet get higher risk exposure. But that's the thing, the more frequent you bet, the higher your chance in winning. And the higher you bet, the higher your reward can be. It's all depending on you on how you will make it work to your advantage. Because after all, there's nothing such as guaranteed and certain winning. There's always a possibility of losing whatever game it may be.

It's the scammers who are tarnishing the image of cryptocurrency by using it to scam people, and those people who got scammed got to take the blame for anything so that they can vent their anger out because of their own mistake.

Even though there's still a lot of FUDs in cryptocurrency because of different news, just don't mind it, because we all know that cryptocurrency is not a scam, even meme coin, since it's has a price. Not because you didn't make a profit out of a meme coin because it rug pulled doesn't mean it's a scam.

Whale alerts and other cryptocurrency stuff could be found on other social media platforms, if he wanted to stop those kind of thing on his platform, it can't be helped.
If I'm not mistaken, there are groups in facebook who shares their own thoughts regarding about trading but it's rare since most of the time, experienced traders are arrogant and just want to belittle newbie traders.

Tokens are the typical shitcoins, the moment they've been released in the market, expect that it will go down so you have to wait, sometimes it goes up again, sometimes it doesn't.

So I'll go with Bitcoin all the way, rather than risking it to a rich quick scenario token, I'd rather invest to something that I am sure of and confident. Bitcoin is so much more profitable in the long run especially if you have the money to buy more.

You can really relate gambling addiction and gambling abuse. If a person is doing something excessively, he is somewhat abusing his capability to gamble. Going overboard on your spending limitations and time restrictions can be a sign of gambling abuse in terms of player's playing habits. The unstoppable urge of gambling despite having little to no fund for it is an evidence of gambling abuse. Sometimes, priority mismatch and poor decision making are the effects of it too just like any other kinds of vices.

It's just unfortunate how many people fall into this. I just hope that players will learn their lessons to not add up on gambling addict cases to be treated. Because after all, prevention is always better than cure.

I'll be honest, if money is the main issue of your life because you don't have enough, Bitcoin will solve that easily.

If you're going to do cryptocurrency full time, you'll realized that it's better to be your own boss and not work 8 hours a day in a toxic workplace. Bitcoin can give you a lot of money if you know what you should do, a simple buy and sell at the right moment is good enough to make profits but trading is the best if you want more, though you'll need a lot of money and experience in order to make more profits.

Very well done.

Storing fiat in banks or in your home is useless, it will just be spend on something not valuable and will vanish in no time for sure. Investing it on Bitcoin is a very boss move, especially you only bought small amount just to try it out first is a good one too. Once you experience the profits you could make in cryptocurrency, you would never store your cash in your bank or in your home.

Just don't do panic selling, it'll ruin your profits in the long term process.

You are really going to need a part-time job since you've said that you're still a student for you to avoid selling your bitcoin because you need some cash to pay your bills and your needs.

I don't recommend waiting 'till 2025, sell some portion of your holding when bitcoin reach $69,000 and sell the rest when it makes another all time high price, which we all know that's gonna happen after the halving. The next move would be waiting for the dump, to buy again and hodl for the next halving.

I agree.

Cutting ties with toxic family is the best thing to do to save yourself and to bring bright future for your own. Being used by toxic family like making you their retirement plan is the worst thing ever, because you have no responsibility or whatsoever to be their retirement plan in the first place. It's not bad to help them but to the where they are obligating you, that's a red flag.

It's not gonna make you rich instantly but at least your mental health is safe without toxic people in your life. A healthy life and a clear mind will always bring you something good.

Inflation exist because of fiat, for me they are just one.

Anything that can be control by the government can be manipulated by them, and makes thing worst without them being exposed of taking this kind of problem as an advantage to take their people's money. The higher the inflation, the more taxes they could gain for the entire population of their nation. Only wealthy people are not being affected by inflation, only the poor ones suffer and the Government doesn't even care at all.

Well, they'll do little something about it just to show the public they actually "care" and they're "doing" their job as public servants.

Inflation is not a new thing, but it hurts people's wallet these days because of things getting out of hand while only having minimum wage.

Also, most of the people who are minimum wage earners wouldn't have anything left to invest in something especially if they have a family to feed, and bills to pay. The real problem is not the inflation, but because of some Government that's not willing to help its people to beat inflation. Most of them are still not increasing the minimum wage even though they are aware that it is not enough wage these days.

Both of them have fair shares of wrong in this scenario. The owner shouldn't have provided a loan in the first place if there's really no existing feature of such in his casino. Additionally, someone shouldn't be granted with one without knowing the financial capacity to pay of the borrower. In this case, he was not on his guard and do not expect bad things from happening. You can say that he trusted the gambler to pay, however, it became a trouble to him.

Meanwhile, the gambler has his wrongs too. He shouldn't have borrowed if he knew he can't pay. It is the debtor's responsibility to pay his dues, and he must know that already to avoid inconveniencing others and himself as well because of the additional interest generated from the debt as time passes by. But he insisted to take a loan and didn't bothered to pay at all. It's such a shame that there are people who are like this.

Hopefully, there will be no cases such as this in the future and the players and casino owners will learn from here already. Because money matters should be taken seriously and responsibly.

It isn't really surprising especially if the casino is only new, hasn't made a name and reputation to uphold yet, and seems sketchy with big and enticing offers, only to find out they have a small resource fund. This is why people should be wary of the scams and schemes lurking around. If you aren't going to be careful and will be blinded by the sparkling offers, then you sure are to fall victim in this kind of fraud. And once you fall victim, the money you worked hard to have will all just be put into waste. And let's be honest here, there's only a small hope for you to recover what you've lost since these scams usually appear out of nowhere and vanishes to thin air once they got what they wanted. Hence, one must really be vigilant in distinguishing which one is worth it and which one should even be glanced upon.

I agree with this.

It's really important for casinos to establish certain requirements so that their business won't be abused. Since there are a lot of people who don't really uphold good moral compass and integrity, it's crucial to build regulations to be followed by any player who will agree with the terms of service and policies of the casino site. It's just on the player's end whether they would agree to such or not and just find another casino that caters their preferences. Hence, it's really important to read and understand what's stated in the TOS before confirming to agree with it. Otherwise, you'll just end up blaming the casino and regretting at the end because you overlooked something significant in the first place.

And I also agree that there should really be a specific wagering amount that is reasonable so that the players will not take advantage of the casino site as some sort of exchanger or instrument to their illegal activities.

These casino's won't let AI to dominate the gambling industry in the first place. For sure these online websites and even physical casinos have their terms of service as well as protocols to be followed so that players won't have the chance to abuse the system and the existing technological advancements. In terms of online casinos, probably the tech devs are monitoring strictly the activities of the players and are flagging those accounts that are suspicious. Additionally, it's most likely that they have a system that detects the third party application if there is any that aims to make the game in favor to the player using any AI.

Indeed, AI is smart enough to make things fast and convenient nowadays but it still has its limitations. It has ethical considerations to abide as well, especially chatgpt that is the main AI mentioned here in this thread.

I beg to differ. Having demo accounts can make a difference. It might not be as noticeable as it seems but aside from making people acquainted to the user interface and the nature of how it works, it also help people to practice and test the waters first before actually betting and depositing an actual amount. Demo accounts can be your training ground before the actual event which you can try to enhance your knowledge and skills while practicing. You can also try to make few techniques and strategies in which you can apply to the real deal. It's basically how you will utilize demo accounts to your advantage since most of it are free of charge, so you won't really lose a thing. The downside is of course, you won't also gain anything.

Indeed. Awareness of the problem and its acceptance plays a significant role in recovering from gambling addiction. Once someone falls into addiction, it requires medical intervention from the professionals. Treatment is necessary as well as counseling and guidance from the medical practitioners. This is to avoid encountering relapse and to have a successful progress about treating the addiction from its roots and not just on the surface.

Although it could be costly which is why most people don't receive such treatment and becomes more and more addicted into it as time goes by. Hopefully, there will come a time wherein medical help is more affordable and accessible to everyone. And hopefully there will be more seminars about the awareness of gambling consequences so that people will also know about the negative effects, not just the positive ones.

It's so saddening to hear stories such as this really happen because of lack of discipline and irresponsibility combined. It's really important to acknowledge the red flags early on to prevent bad things from happening. Unfortunately though, most people mistake red flags as some sort of challenge when it's not. It's a warning sign that you must acknowledge to run as fast as you can to avoid having miserable life afterwards. But I guess some people have a hard time leaving because of trauma bonding or thinking they can change their partners when they can't. At all.

Nonetheless, it's good to hear that your community and the parents she have were all supportive and can be relied on. In times like this, intervention is really necessary. Hopefully she gets the right division of the properties as soon as she can and be able to receive child support for their children since kids are growing and so are their needs. It isn't easy to raise a child alone. I hope this time the husband will man up and do his responsibility instead of prioritizing his vices.

Right.

Rules and regulations must be followed in order to secure the premises of the casino. It is to ensure that the players will not do anything stupid, illegal, and against the law. The peace of mind of the players and their safety are important after all. There shouldn't be enough reason to tolerate such bad behaviors because other players have a state of mind and space to protect as well. It's okay to act messy in the comforts of their home but not at public spaces. If you know you can't hold your alcohol well, then don't drink.