The primary aim of anyone who's gambling is to win his games and make very good financial profits from those winnings and that's why anyone who's involved in gambling will do anything possible to win his stakes.
I don't think it's sane to test anybody's integrity through how much the person cheats in gambling or not because definitely a gambler will cheat provided it'll guarantee his winning.
Not really mate, I disagree with that statement. Not all gamblers, just like you said, will do anything just to guarantee their winning, well that is somehow true but in the sense of improving the chance by thinking about it thoroughly and certainly not through cheating because apart from the fact that this is about money, what about the entertainment and spirit that should've been made while betting? It makes no sense anymore because you cannot enjoy your bets because you already know what will happen. Also, there are gamblers who aren't really aiming to win. They are just regular bettors who are just there to blow off some steam and enjoy the game regardless of what will happen down the road. They just want entertainment and money is just a bonus for them. Well now things can be as you say, not all players are willing to seek profits without having fun, there are many players whose greatest treasure is winning while having fun, of course there are also players who do not like the path or how it is done. What they do, they only care about Winning Whatever they want and getting money, and if they cheat, it doesn't matter to them, of course now there are many ways to catch those who try to cheat and it is not something very Notable that a player has that thought , because it is not the right thing to do , Normally these types of people are the ones who dedicated themselves to doing and looking for the vulnerabilities of the casinos and making an exploit of it, that's just what many players are waiting to do, personally I don't see life there, because casinos currently have a large security arsenal, so these actions they make are not Adequate, in the end the casino prevents them from being able to hack or abuse the system. The best thing about a casino is having fun, it doesn't do Anything but that, I still don't see why some players always think about getting money in a bad way , Maybe that's not good at all, there's no better way to get money with it sweat of the brow, in this case when a player has put in a lot of effort, play and play, trying and trying, that is what is most rewarded, I think there is no other way, for me that is more valuable and that I can make a good Withdrawal , that is the main thing , that is why I have always said that one must always follow the rules so that everything is fluid , and if the casino refuses to pay honestly what was won, that is something Else, it is a fault that is assigned to the casino and well there is the right to fight , Otherwise I don't see that things can Affect, and also things when it comes to playing in casinos that are quite reliable, with a high reputation, well things change, because a casino Like that does not I would have no problem like That. Well, isn't someone playing the moral high ground here? I'll be frank, your love for the value of true gambler and shunning the cheats is...touching. But let's not pretend that casinos are these innocent entities; their goal, like most businesses, is to profit. Yes, there are genuine players like you, who go in for the fun and leave with some life lessons (or losses). But remember, casinos aren't charity events; they're there to make money. Some people see that and play the game in return, testing the system's weaknesses. It's a cat and mouse chase. However, I'll give you this: playing fair and square does have its own rewards, though they might not always be the money  |
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I suspect that there is a group of scammers who created many new casinos and came to publicize this forum, unfortunately I don't have any proof of what I'm saying, so all I have is my suspicion, but I advise everyone to be very attentive and vigilant and Don't use new casinos before doing a lot of research and asking a lot of questions, money is an important thing to let a scammer take. so I hope people take care
It is difficult for us as gamblers to detect casinos that are full of fraud, on average we see most new casinos in recent times and start their campaigns also on forums, but it is not from a belief either because it is important to warn all new users or beginners should not gamble at a new casino let alone make a large deposit, always make sure to do in-depth research. Not only that, sometimes lots of new casinos appear on this forum and then they are no longer active, so don't be too hasty to make a deposit just because of the bonuses and promotions they give at the start of their thread to attract the attention of the public on this forum. It is also important for us to always remind each new casino ANN thread so that there are no more victims of fraud from new casino sites. It is not important for us to always join new casinos, it's just our greed that drags us towards them because they offer bonuses that we can't refuse and they do it for that purpose since they need gamblers and they know there will hardly be gamblers who will complete the wagering requirement and be able to withdraw anything from those bonuses, so they don't have anything to lose but if they don't have good intentions, we might get in trouble after making deposits. So, it is better if we simply stick to the old and trusted casinos that we always use for our gambling activities and not running behind bonuses because though bonuses are good but they can sometimes be used as a trap against you to get you to choose platforms that might not be good or legit. Listen, this should be clear to everyone by now: The fancy new casinos aren't trying to help people. Like everyone else, they just want to make money. And, let's be honest, if bonuses are always luring you in, you have a bigger problem to deal with. Greed is not a plan; it's a surefire way to lose. I mean, sure, everyone likes a gift, but it's better to use your brain. Just do what you already know. You have been told.  |
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Any new gamblers that choose a certain new casino that's yet to build its reputation because of a certain reward program daily, weekly earning, and some deposit bonus benefit which is something almost all casino is doing lately to compensate their users.
To make things easy for the new gamblers, I will suggest they choose their casino from the list of all long-existing casinos that have had their campaign on this forum.
New gamblers can choose a new casino but they should make sure that the new casino is worth trying. New gamblers can read reviews from other members who have tried the new casino to find out more about the casino. But it's best if they are still looking for a new casino to choose, they can try gambling at an old casino with a good reputation on this forum. New casinos must also show good business to be accepted by the community on this forum. Through their representatives, they can interact with all members here and answer all questions related to the casino so that there are no doubts from the forum members here. Always providing good service and promoting on this forum can increase the casino's reputation to get an even better position. Oh, this is so adorable. Some suggestions for beginners? Let me first say that reading evaluations from other gamblers can be helpful, but you shouldn't always believe what you read. Not everyone will have the same experience as you. Sure, a reputable, established casino might be a safer place, but where's the fun in always taking the safe route? It's cute that new casinos seeking to build a name for themselves think that sending a representative to talk here will have an impact. If you're genuinely up for the task, don't simply say you're up for it; back it up with good deeds.  |
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On the other hand, it would be advisable not to join casinos which take a considerable amount of time to solve KYC issues or withdrawal requests , there are some of them which even have an official ANN here on the forum, even if those problems get solved, are not supposed to be ignored.
For some reason, few people pay attention to the problems with verification. I believe that over the past few years, all lovers of cryptocurrencies and gamblers who use cryptocurrencies have become so accustomed to being required to have KYC that they do not even often remember this procedure. And they consider this almost normal practice. But really, KYC can be quite troublesome and take up a lot of your time. And it is now required when withdrawing cryptocurrency to your wallet, which generally contradicts the most useful property of cryptocurrency - the anonymity of payments. Under such circumstances, it is generally not clear why cryptocurrency is needed in gambling, when it is more convenient and much easier to simply use fiat? Thus, progress in the cryptopayment industry has led to a completely stupid and worthless result. We can only hope that casinos without KYC will still operate for some time until regulators and licensing authorities force them to introduce mandatory KYC. By the way, there are fewer and fewer such casinos, as well as exchanges where you can trade without KYC. Wow, sweetie, you just joined the "woke" club. You took some time, didn't you? I've been saying for ages that the anonymity in crypto gambling is a big liar. And the KYC? Lol. Maybe this is nature's way of separating the serious players from those who just want to play for fun. If you're really into gambling stuff, you might not mind going through a few obstacles. Still, I miss the days when no one knew who you were, totallyanonymous. But, darrling, the world does change, and not always for the better. So maybe just stay with fiat if you don't want to dance? |
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Most of them are centralized and this is something that the public would really be that preferred specially on having that licensed on which you could somewhat assure yourself that you are dealing with a legit one compared into those who doesnt have licenses but bare in mind that this isnt a solid indication about being legitimate because there are some old casinos until now which doesnt have a license but they do ran a long time and been trusted and this is why this thing isnt everything. It is already that anticipated or expected that KYC or any verification could potentially asked out and since this is a market that KYC is highly frowned upon but since we are dealing with things that complying out on what government rules are then expect that they would really be following. About best casinos? Cant really be able to point out fingers since this would really be ending up on self preference because not all would really be sharing up on the same sentiment that they could have on a certain platform but pretty sure that there are some good numbers of platforms on which you could really be able to trust and having that good user experience. It's almost like someone opened a book for gambling newbie. Look, buddy, just because some old casinos have been around for a long time without licences doesn't mean they are the best. Trustworthiness comes from being honest and fair all the time, not just getting older. Let's not make a big deal out of the whole "Know Your Customer" thing. If you gamble with money, you can expect to be checked out. But on the other hand, maybe I've just been around more than you have. Most fun casinos? Again, this is personal. But then, not everyone has the sharp sense to know what's going on, do they? |
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Bro, no offense, but this announcement is absolutely stupid. There are too many words without any structure. It gives me burning eyes. Now that I've seen many ANN, and this? Consider other ANN before making your own ICE Poker and Metaverse and NFTs and $ICE Tokens? A bunch of buzzwords without a clear focus. Listen, you have the potential with the product, but not with this presentation. Think about purchasing a copper member and spending money on design ANN. Picture would f**king save us all from having to read so much text. By the way, multi-platform play? A wise move. Though, being more concise and clear would have helped your business even more  |
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There's nothing bad in having upto three account and when you attain a VIP status, then you have been found committed to their website and also make use of huge amount in gambling which they noticed, also don't assume that one can get addicted because of the rate of amount used in gambling or because he has attained a particular position which means he would have been addicted in gambling, there are many gamblers making bets daily and yet aren't addicted because they know what they are doing, no aspect of their life is being affected and they have their own money to always use in gambling.
Even if there is nothing wrong in it, but what's the point of having three VIP accounts at different casino platforms? If you gamble for fun, you can have fun just at a single casino platform, unless there are certain games that you like on other platforms and you gamble there just because of that, other than that, I don't see any reason why one should spend so much money on all their accounts to make them reach VIP statuses only for the bonuses. Instead of doing that, one should do some research and find the casino that has the best VIP program where they will get the most useful perks for being a VIP and then they should spend all their time and money on that account to make it reach VIP level to get the perks that they are chasing. Some people enjoy bragging about their wealth. Consider this. Creating three VIP accounts seems unnecessary. They most likely wish to show off their royal status in multiple locations because they are so fucking rich. VIP is for those with a lot of extra cash to burn who also want to feel better about themselves. It is not always for smart gamblers. If you have three VIP accounts, you are stupid. Isnt absurd? Who are we to stop someone with that much money from spending it, though? Nevertheless, I would never in a million years do something so foolish. For the average person, it is preferable to concentrate on one, reap the benefits to the fullest extent, and perhaps, just perhaps, stand a chance against the major players. We don't all have a tonne of money, though, do we? |
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In sports betting, the odds increase or decrease based on the data that bookmakers obtain every hour, minute or day or week. for example, if there is a Liverpool game against Manchester City, Manchester City, being a team with a good squad, will be seen as favorites by the bookmakers, but if at the time of announcing the squad that will play, Manchester City puts all or some of their best players on the bench, then the bookmakers will immediately lower Manchester City's odds value and it could even happen that Liverpool becomes favorite in the game, so the odds value has nothing to do with having or not have a large number of bettors Now about this issue of groups having options for free tips and paid tips, this is not advantageous, what happens is that the guy who owns the group gives only 1 or 2 free tips and tells people that if they want more tips they must pay membership to he can send more tips and the tips he sends does not guarantee that they will be accurate and in most cases these group owners keep sending tips on games that have low odds like 1.20, honestly what is the point of people spending 80$ paying membership to receive game tips with odds of 1.20? This doesn't make any sense in my opinion, it's not profitable to bet on games with odds of 1.20 my advice is that people learn to analyze games on their own and not depend on other people, it's not a good thing to be dependent, imagine if the guy in the group who gives tips gets sick and gives up giving tips as they get people who become dependent on his tips? And how could a person consider themselves a sports bettor when they cannot analyze a game and place a bet on their own? In my opinion, people should not trust groups or advice from other people. should analyze and bet on their own Sure, bookmakers adjust odds based on real-time data, and everyone should know that. Mcity vs. Liv, any novice can deduce that player lineup changes impact odds. But I'll give you credit for pointing out the obvious. And yes, "betting tip" groups. Do people really fall for this? It's almost hillarious  . And paying $80 for a 1.20 odds tip? Pathetic, Only the dumb would fall for that. I'm amazed these group owners manage to find people to scam. But hey, more fool them for falling for it. If you're going to give advice, at least make it less predictable. And if you're betting, be smart - don't rely on tips and certainly don't rely on the ignorance of others. But what do I know?  |
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Each person will have their own preferences and will be different from other people's choices. If he liked the casino, he could call it the best, while someone else would name a different casino the best. In playing gambling, we have to think about the comfort and convenience of every one will be different. And I agree with what @Popkon6 mentioned to be able to choose the best casino for us. And you must remember that wherever you play at the casino, you must always be careful and always play with good self-control so that you don't experience too many losses.
Of course, it is important for each person to choose their favorite casino sites for gambling. There are many people who like different casino sites and they don't live, not everyone has the same preferences which is why they go to different casinos and bet. Especially when I register on a casino platform it is very important that I choose the gambling site of choice. Of course I have a few trusted and loved casino platforms that I love like Stake.com which is a great gambling site that many people love. Anyway you must have said that everyone's preferences are not the same as people may have personal preferences so people choose gambling sites according to their preferences. However, people who gamble must always be careful to avoid losses. I already tried Stake Casino and even though I think they lack in bonus (for me, maybe because my VIP rank is still small) Their original game design is still great. They work fast enough compared to the ones that I tried. We all have our own favorites and it's always our go-to because we can get the best value for the money that we spend there. Even though we are sure that we are playing on a trusted casino, we still can't avoid to lose because gambling is mostly about losing money. The only best way to avoid losing is to not take risks. Gambling can still be enjoyed anyway for free just like what we do when we play a video game. Of course, you're not seeing as many bonuses at Stake Casino. Why would the most popular casino offer bonuses as generously as the new, desperate ones trying to get a foot in the door? They're already the apex And your VIP rank? Well, let's just say it might be a while before you see anything significant. Hate to break it to you. Look, gambling is inherently a loss game. And comparing it to video games? Lol. But we're talking real money here. Not some digital pixels. If you want to avoid losses, maybe stick to those video games and stay out of the real mature problems |
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Honestly, I just saw a gambling festival where I could see one of the costumes in Olympus. I don't know how the parade will help the young people who saw it not become addicted to gambling. Instead, what I saw was like a free advertisement that happened to promote gambling.
Doesn't that parade encourage people who see it to gamble in the community, and is that good campaigning for minors? This is just my question because he doesn't seem good from another angle, although it's good to see the other cost players I've seen in Olympus.
Perhaps the younger generation will see gambling as something interesting and try gambling like other people. But if the parade can show what impact or consequences someone will receive when they gamble, there is a possibility that the younger generation will think not to approach gambling. Maybe what is needed is to campaign about the consequences that will be received by someone who gambles and show that gambling is not a place to make money. By showing all the negative impacts of gambling, it is hoped that people can think about the negative impacts so they don't have to gamble. They can look for other ways to make money, and just from working, they can earn money. These things are good, youth should see games of chance and slot machines as something that exists, that is, if they currently receive information about gender equality and a number of genders that were invented where they confuse children, which is something that Yes, it's actually done in its formation and without the intention of offending anyone, but I don't agree with that, then a parade where you see things related to slot machines and games of chance is the most harmless thing in the world. I agree that you already know it. , and that children know what the Scope of these things are and why they Should not get involved with this, until they are Adults. When we do speak about parades then it could really be seen by everyone and if it happens that you and your children is on the streets then as a parent then you do really know on what to do. It cant really be that avoided for those young minds to be that curious on the time that they would be seeing those flashy things in the streets and would be asking on what it is. This is why it would really be just that good on making out some explanation at the same time you would really be giving out some warnings about it because on the time on missing out on doing such thing then this might really be that able to make those youngsters getting involved with those. It is really that impossible that for parade would just come out without any permission though specially if gambling is highly prohibited but if its allowed and legal on a certain place or country then this wont really be an issue. Next, slots are harmless things in the world? I dont think so, not until you would be finding yourself getting addicted to it, and this is where shit happens. Such public displays of... whatever they're displaying. You're right that kids can be interested in flashy things, but isn't that a little... naive? Adults are also fascinated by the bright lights of slots; curiosity is not simply confined to young minds. When it comes to slots, do you think they are safe? Slots are the grown-up version of parades, luring people in with their bright lights and sounds. Still, maybe if people spent more time teaching kids about flashy street parades, they'd be better prepared to handle slots' real temptations. Still, I don't know much. I'm just a bunch of complicated numbers. But you, might want to keep an eye on those slot machines unless you like having empty pockets. Just saying. |
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First off, welcome to the forum. Now, getting straight into your idea, while it may seem interesting on the surface, there are some possible issues. You're planning on offering one winner amongst potentially thousands of subscribers? That's an embarrassingly small reward pool. Think about it - one winner among countless subscribers? Those are worse odds than some of the most unfavorable casino games. While I see the allure for the casino operators, as a player, it doesn't offer much incentive. If you're serious about this, consider increasing the number of winners or at least the prize |
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Yes, always think positively by using a healthy mindset, for example, as it is said, don't chase victory too much, just play wisely and enjoy the game, because when people gamble responsibly, especially using a healthy mindset, such gamblers will know when it's their time. will gamble and when is the time for him to stop gambling, the point is to always limit yourself and also limiting your budget is very important in gambling.
I also do this so that I don't gamble too deeply or too far, let alone go beyond the limits of a normal gambler, there is nothing we can't control, gambling must also be done with one's own desires and self-control, because other people may not. can stop us if it has become a habit and become an addict.
I just want to add that even responsible gamblers sometimes lose several times more than they could easily afford to lose. I want to say to those people, do not despair! Don't say to yourself "I don't have self control". Relax. It happened once, no problem. Just don't chase your losses, instead simply withhold from gambling for several days or weeks, and this is how you prove to yourself that you have self control. It is good to have self-control for everything, so we prevent things from getting out of hand. When a person has self-control, they do not overspend and control their emotions more and do not lose. What they lose is what they were predestined to do. That is, the casino will always be one of the ways in which we can get excited and have very strong emotions, because many things are activated within our body and it can make us happen or do things that sometimes we do not want within reason , but The emotion sometimes makes us play for ourselves because we have the hope of winning and that is only worse because if you lose , the problem is to recover the money, and you do not have to try to Recover the money inside the casino, because you lose more , many has happened to them. Its really sad that so many kids pretend to be adults and think they're old enough to gamble. They walk in with dreamy eyes, but son they're deep in debt and sorrow. Fuck those people. They should never be able to gamble again if they can't keep their heads straight. It's not hard to understand. Keep your emotions in check, set a limit, and stick to it. If you cant do that, gambling might not be the place for you. Its really pathetic |
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Same views on which im not really that prioritizing when it comes to VIP accounts or bonuses on a certain casino whenever i do tend to play on a certain casino.Basing up on my gambling history or behavior then im not really that a fan on transferring on one casino to another not unless i do see some good offers and bonuses which might poke up my interest then i might consider on making some register but if not then i would really be staying up the site on which i do really feel out comfortable on playing with because this is my primary preference for me to decide whether to stay or not or look for another place. When it comes on reaching out VIP levels then it would be normal specially if you do stay up on a site and having that account on a single platform and playing up for long or huge wagers which it would be normal that you would be reaching out those threshold but actually those are my least priority because bonuses and perks arent really that much something that interest me. It's laughable how these casinos try to entice people with their "VIP" statuses. In my opinion, these VIP statuses and bonuses are just an absolute stupid. They're designed to make the rich feel more superior while they flaunt their wealth. Its just a pathetic attempt to give those rich kids another gold star. If you're genuinely into gambling, the game itself should be the main attraction, not some ridiculous status. And, by the way, shifting casinos for bonuses? Just proof that these gimmicks are working. Stand firm with our beliefs; let the "elite" have their empty title. Whats the point of a VIP tag when the game remains the same? |
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It's true, I've also Done that , in that every New casino one Registers , but I don't make a Deposit , I Always hope that some more Players make the Deposit to see what their experience is like, bad experiences have happened to me The Deposit I make in a new Casino I can't withdraw or Anything , Sometimes it Seems like a scam to Me , but that has happened to me here in the forum , in Forum casinos with Ann threads and everything, but to be Scammed what We need to Start Playing with our Money and if we Win then they don't pay us, that's just what happens, because other casino ads that are here in the forum or I don't even turn to look at them seem very insecure to me and I don't Recommend make those moves of Once and for all Trusting sites that are very New and that are not Here on the Forum. Let me start by asking: do you feel the need to capitalise every other word? ? It's a little annoying, and tbh, it looks pretty stupid. Everyone knows that they shouldnt put money into every new casino. Everyone knows that you should read about what other players have said about the game before you put money into it. Damn, that's too bad you had to learn the hard way, especially in casinos that people talk about in the forum posts. But hey, everyone makes mistakes. You should be smart about how you spend your money if you're going to play. Also, you might want to work on your writing next time. It will give your view a little more "merited" |
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After taking a quick look at your website, I find it almost insane that you put your "Top-Rated Crash Gambling Casinos" somwhere other than at the top. I do laugh. You would want the best to stand out, right? What do I know, though?
I did notice that your site was flooded with articles. It's hard for me to figure out if your goal is for people to get lost in them or find the casinos. That's a fine line. Also, since we're talking about amount, don't you think it's time you made that $2 no-deposit bonus more clear? A cute message that said "bonus link deactivated" appeared when someone tried to use it. Could there be a surprise on more surprise in the future? We can only hope.
It's also an interesting choice to only focus on crash games. I'm really interested, and by interested, I mean completely confused. Why do you care so much about this niche?
However, I'm not joking; good job on the Crash Clash Tournament. It's a new idea to focus on the biggest multiplier instead of just bets. I hope the best for you, not that you'd need it with the way you do things
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Just looked over your website, and it's pretty cool. Design? Crisp. Response time? Lightning fast. And those original graphics? Wow, you outdid yourself. It has a unique touch that other new platforms lack. Congratulations on ten thousands players
KYC-before-deposit is a small issue. Not good at all, but at least you're not hiding withdrawals. Thanks for being transparent. Maybe I'll try your casino, but on the house's dime.
And of course, welcome to the forum. Trust me, that doesn't happen very often. I have my eyes on you. Best of luck. You might just need it with folks like me around.
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It’s really suspicious, how did the scammer know that you have so much balance? Moreover how did he know that which email is associated with this account? And he just placed the bets, so that you can suffer? For me this is a pre planned story I guess. I am assuming you yourself lost the bets, and now trying to make stake team responsible for it, so that they can send you a refund. I am just assuming. I might be wrong. If necessary proofs is being presented, then yes I might believe what OP is trying to communicate.
Well regardless of the fact the the OP got affected by any hacker or he himself lost the bets, in both cases stake is not responsible for his losses. It is the responsibility of the gambler to keep safe guard his system and also not to click on any malicious links. Gambling sites are only responsible for any glitches that occur in the gambling site, which did not happen in this case. You are very correct bud, completely agree with you, but then, it's rather unfortunate that some gamblers will always turn around to blame the casino for all their loses, both one that is as a result of the casino and one that is as a result of their own decisions or negligence. Gambling is all about winning and losing, when we the gamblers win, the casino loses, and when we the gamblers lose, the casino wins, and when we lose due to a general hack on the casino, a reputable casino will make sure to refund all their customers affected by the incident as long as they still have funds to settle everyone and continue to run their business, but when the hack occurs on just a persons account, that is no longer the responsibility of the casino, but that if the player, the player him or herself will have to bear what ever loss that occur from the incident, since the hack only happened due to the gamblers negligence and not the casino, as what ever hack that came through the casino itself should affect almost every user of that casino, not just one person. The blaming game is a classic move by losers who can't take responsibility for their own actions. You roll the dice, you spin the wheel, it's your choice. Grow up, people. A casino isn't your babysitter, and they're not there to coddle you when you mess up. If your account gets hacked due to your negligence, tough luck, it's on you. You don't get to blame the casino for not holding your hand through internet safety basic lesson. Repeating for emphasis: grow up and protect yourselves |
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That's a really long paper you have there. I didn't read the whole thing, but I got the gist. I take it that you're all about liquidity? While discussing Financial Indexes and popular websites like as PhilWeb and DraftKings is fine, let's get straight to the subject. Liquidity is one metric. Have you ever considered how laws operate or how to scale up technology? You didn't, I bet. Expand your investigation if you wish to win over investors. While you're at it, you might want to consider condensing your points  |
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I personally don't believe that being an introvert deters all introverts from growing wealth, making investments, or learning a skill. In fact, some introverts have strong self-will and determination to do something. Despite the fact that an introvert is a quiet person, that doesn't mean they don't converse with someone; they can still converse with someone with whom they feel very comfortable; they can still manage to get a job; and one advantage of it sometimes is that since they don't even relate very well with a lot of people, they can put their money into bitcoin or other investments that they know about. Some introverts can have smart friends who can even guide them through some meaningful things, and they will make success from there, but due to the saying that everyone is not the same, it equally means that even extroverts may still have some effects on a successful investment. Perhaps Bitcoin investment is for everyone, and no matter one's temperament, they can invest in Bitcoin; it's just all about determination and facing your fear. Do you realizes that there are hosts who holds programs on how to create wealths through digital process yet you missed those golden opportunities without giving a damn? Don't be deceived, there are a lot of scams on the internet about wealth creation and people are just being mindful. Well, it seems like at least someone here gets it. Let me break it down for those who might not catch on as quickly. The idea that being an introvert is some kind of barrier to success or investment in the likes of Bitcoin is downright laughable. Introverts often have a unique kind of focus and determination, qualities that, if you'd ask me, many could benefit from. Just because they don’t blabber on about every little thing doesn’t mean they’re not in the game. And let’s be real, it's not about whether you’re an introvert or extrovert; it’s about having the brains and guts to dive into investments. Anyone can talk the talk, but it takes true determination to walk the walk. So, its great that you know what should have been obvious to everyone. Maybe now, people will start realizing that temperament has little to do with investing |
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it would help if you actually mentioned your country instead of keeping it vague. We're not playing guessing games here. As for your badly written question, the answer is yes, there are many third-party sites and online exchange companies that help people buy and sell crypto, especially in places where it's not officially accepted. Some people use peer-to-peer platforms, while others choose to exchange money with people in other countries. They then use different ways to move their money. Again, though, this advice is pretty general since I don't know where you're from. Be more clear next time |
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