I'm confused, I don't know if you disagree or the other way around.

Teaching kids about bitcoin doesn't literally mean that we have to buy them Bitcoin for them to fully understand. Introducing is just a phase, of course we're not forcing anything if don't really wanted Bitcoin in the first place, because even as a parent, we have no rights to dictate them what they should do, it's their life, let the kids enjoy their childhood and let them choose what they wanted to be when they reached the right age to decide about their future.

Here in my country, we don't usually take a loan from a bank but borrowing from someone we know instead to avoid any interest. I believe the snowball method is the most effective one here rather than not paying at all in the certain date you promised to return all the money, or the worst case scenario that could happen is you won't pay the money you borrowed at all because you have no shame since it's either your friend or a relative, and that's how you make enemies.

You can't blame those people, because those politicians did a promise to them but most of time are always been neglected if they are already seated. Government is the one who should act first whenever there's a crisis going on to their country, if they really care, because people doesn't have the power to move their country, only the government does. Though, what's always happening is that the government wants are always the priority, so the country always end up suffering from their lack of proper governance and doing their job.

This is not applicable for everyone, you know that. We all have different privilege in life, most of us doesn't even have the skills to have extra jobs because of their current life situation or their health. Funny thing about the government is they just don't really care if there are people suffering in their country, what they care the most is the money they can get while they are sitting in their position as a politician.

Why buy a house using bank loan? I'd rather pay it cash to save money as much as possible.

Having your own place is much cheaper in the long run, no hassle, and you can sleep peacefully at night knowing you don't need to pay rent anymore. Renting is also good if you're still saving some money to buy your own house in the future, but in the long run, I don't think it is a good idea especially if you're not that rich kind of person.

That's only my opinion based on my experience here in our country, I guess the choices would still depends on which country you are from.

I disagree with you.

Even if you have food because you have a farm, you can't deny the fact that you still need money for your other needs, like paying your electric bills, water bills, tuitions of your kids, and other services that requires money as a payment. Money is the biggest role player in our everyday lives, especially in urban areas, if you don't have enough money to sustain your needs, yes, you are poor, simple as that.

I think there are many gamblers who are very much guilty about this especially if they are quite near into addiction, recognizes it, and wants to change for the better. However, sometimes people fall short despite the efforts and the willingness. So they get back in their old gambling habits after saying they won't be back to heal and change themselves. Some even experience relapse which is a serious matter for those who want to stop gambling for good. Leaving gambling behind is possible if there is enough determination and discipline involved. But of course, this won't be enough especially if you already have dependency and strong craving to gamble. Professional help and intervention is needed in order to totally quit and start anew.

This is really a matter of discipline and communication inside the household.

If the parents are hands on on their child and provides all the basic necessities, educates their child about the consequences of doing impulsive, illegal, and risky decisions in life, then there's a small chance that these kids will be inside a casino establishment or website given that the values, principles, and the upbringing they were exposed into has a positive and strong foundation about doing good things, obedience, and not being involved in things that will not be beneficial and is prohibited to them.

It all really boils down the measures the parents do for their child not to be lost and to the child himself, the willingness of following his parents as his role model, not giving into the curiosity and peer pressure, if there is any.

This is so on point.

Short hut precise way on how to breathe and how to check yourself whether if you are still capable or not to gamble. As a player, it is your responsibility to check on yourself because no one else would other than you. You should always assess whether you have enough budget allocation for the important things before allotting a portion in gambling. Otherwise, you'll end up messing your finances.

A player must also take a break and check if his mental capacity is enough to take another play and bet. Because if you will bet or play with a tired mind that can't think properly, it will be a recipe for disaster. You don't want to regret big time later on because of this. The same way with involving illegal drugs and liquors because it can affect your way of thinking and of course, the decision making skills that you have.

Agree with this.

Over time, we learn different things base from our very own experiences or from others. We might also learn a thing or two from the information provided all over the Internet. If we happen to have failed bets, it's not totally useless especially if you did your best in having a strategy to play or if you poured your heart out for doing a research for sportsbetting. It will teach you a lesson even if it won't give you money for losing so. With that, you can equip yourself with more knowledge and confidence the next time you bet and play. But of course, it should still be done with caution and moderation.

You can't really call it gambling unless there's money or other assets involved. It's just mere playing and having fun if you were to play without involving anything to stake.if you have nothing to win and nothing to lose, then it's not gambling. Since gambling involves taking risks, winning, and/or losing.

To those gamblers who like to try the games by playing practice game of a casino game is a smart one for me and commendable because knowing the nature of the game, the possible risks, and how to strategize can give you a great edge in gambling. If that's what you are pertaining to, then it's not called gambling rather a practice game or merely passing time and relaxing without the need to think about connecting it with money matters. There are still people who do this out of curiousity, testing the waters, and entertainment.

I have the same sentiment as you.

Referral bonus isn't really pointless. In fact, you can earn big if you have a wide reach of audience when you do referral. For every person to use your code or to use your referral link, you will generate a percentage or a fixed amount to be given to you as a compensation for taking part in making the community grow. If you have many followers and you have established a good reputation in referring games to them that they could enjoy and perhaps earn a profit on the side, it will be easier for you to recruit and to encourage players. But of course, let them know all the possible consequences of gambling, not just the positive side of it to avoid high expectations that could lead to disappointment and even addiction in the long run. It will be a good thing if they are aware of all the potential benefits and the harm it may pose to them once they enter the gambling industry. Promoting gambling sites can be a win-win in three-way street (to the casino, to you, and to the potential player) if you will just be honest about it.

People still gamble because they want to and they can.

Gambling has earned negative connotation over the years. Even way back, gambling is considered as a bad habit because most people don't see the sense of gambling and how it will add value to someone's life. Hence, they label it a bad thing. I can't really blame them from doing so, because I also agree that gambling could bring hell to you if you aren't careful. It might bring harm than good especially if you lack self-discipline, gamble can ruin someone's life. But this all boils down on how a person will utilize gambling to his own advantage and how he will built his gambling habits that could either make or break him.

If a person know his limitations in gambling, there's a small percentage that he will be lost and be addicted. But if it is the other way around, then it should be expected that gambling can potentially bring harm such as losing funds, being addicted, and even being buried with piles of debt because of the uncontrolled urge of gambling. As long as a person is responsible of his actions, is aware of the consequences, and is ready to be accountable of whatever the result of his decision, then we must let them be. After all, these gamblers are already adult that knows how to discern which will be good or bad for them.

I agree with this.

Currently, Chatgpt doesn't have the ability to predict outcomes. It can only give the necessary information that you asked it to, but not the result of the approaching or on-going game. This is because it doesn't have the feature yet to give the results since it is only fed by data from certain years and isn't very much updated from the current and relevant events that could impact the game. Hence, if you ask it, it will not give you the answer you are expecting. And probably in the future, it will take time for it to happen. Maybe it could be upgraded and give you the percentage of win and lose, but I think in the next five years, it still can't predict the match results just yet. We can only hope for the best and be positive about it if you are that person that heavily relies on AI. But as for me, I'd rather use it as a complimentary source of info rather depending on it as a whole.

This seems like an NFT game for me which is also a form of betting I suppose since it involves money and risk.

Before, I knew a game that sounds like this one. The players are the ones to upgrade and "fine-tune" the horses and the player whose horse who will win will of course, have the winning prize to enjoy for himself. But the thing is, it is done in a gaming mode that isn't nowhere near being realistic where you might mistake it from playing sportsbetting through real horses and real environment. It might be a good idea to adapt this one since it doesn't directly involves animals that might be hurt in the process of the game, rather an AI only that you could tweak into your liking and to reach your goal of winning.

This is such a good read. I'm so glad that you were able to surpass that challenging part of your life because being addicted in gambling and in any other thing is tough. This is because you will be dependent on it and instead of you controlling your urge to gamble, it will be the other way around. Which could result to a bad outcome that could eventually harm you in the long run. It's not really a good thing to be addicted in gambling because it could exhaust you your time and resources. It's a good thing that you managed to recover from your gambling addiction since it is a serious matter that needs to be addressed.

Hopefully, you won't stumble again in the future. And I really do hope that you will be able to continue that good gambling habit of yours which includes budgeting strictly and being organized in your finances because that could help you so much in refraining to be addicted again.

Comparing our achievements to others is what makes us regret our decisions even more. We must understand that we have our own timeline and we don't have to race with each other. Not because you've seen someone posted on his social media about getting rich with a meme coin doesn't mean we can also make the same fortune if we invested our money in a meme coin.

What I'm trying to point out is that the more we crave for other's success, the more we suffocate ourselves on making our own path and fortune, therefore we will live trying to copy other's footsteps to success rather than making our own original way on making ourselves successful like them.

That was my setup way back when I was still in college, I'm supporting my own through the help of Bitcoin, and it was good since I can buy whatever I wanted and needed. Bitcoin introduced me to a lot of opportunities that couldn't be attain when being employed, since you can earn so much in cryptocurrency based on how good you are compare to working in a company in which you're not getting any benefits aside from working 8 hours a day, which is very tiring for me.

I mean, freelancing is a lot more easier, we can't deny that and the salary or profits is really good if you're passionate on what you're doing.

This is a good financial strategy when it comes to gambling. Having limitations will prevent you from overspending and from developing unhealthy gambling habits. If you will just allot what's left and just an extra amount of your budget, then you will have no problem about your finances because you will not spend more than what you can afford. Gambling for entertainment surely is nice if you won't be stressed out and burdened by financial matters because of lack of discipline.

Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. This is the reality in gambling. There's no such thing such as winning everyday. You'll experience losses, disappointments, and regrets. Like I always say, it's not just sunshine and rainbows. There are also storms in gambling. If you are not prepared for it, then don't gamble at all.

We always have to put limitations whenever we want to risk something. If you want to gamble, you have to set healthy boundaries that you will have to follow for your own sake. Otherwise, you'll end up losing your funds and losing yourself in the process. Greed and ambition should be limited to an extent that will not hurt you in the process. Because no matter how high the rewards will be, the risk will be as high too.