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781  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Two Carreer skill benefit of gambling on: November 21, 2023, 10:13:20 PM
There exist over one million and one reason why people hate gambling, but few benefits of gambling can make a player to outsmart his colleagues in the office. Or even in an interview. I was able to check how gambling benefits relate to what HR officers look out for in a candidate before hiring them. There are 2 main benefit of gambling that improves the major skills people look out for in an employee in every offices.

1. Critical thinking: there have never been any job opening that doesn't require candidates to have this skill, because every company needs it to grow. And under critical thinking include skills like problem solving, idealist etc.

2. Socialization: Mainly the corporate world will call it interpersonal relationship. It's a very crucial skill anywhere we find ourselves in the world. And gamblers who participate in board games, easily develop the skill. When in the office, they'll always socialize and make friends with co-workers.

Personally, I've experienced these two, in my daily conversation with people. And realized that my responses are now more effective than it used to be in the past, before I began gambling. I'd always think fast and respond accurately what the next person wants to hear. And most times it makes them laugh.  Grin

There are other benefits of gambling, and how it has helped your gambling life. It'll be great if you shared some of it with us. Cheers.

Not against gambling by any means, but I guess we can have this two, critical thinking and socialization acquire even without playing or gambling. I mean we are already born with this traits we just have to sharpen it up as we grow and mature.

And there could be other ways, theoretically, we can go to school and improved our critical thinking, or maybe we have other experience it life that made us interpret and then make the correct decisions. And games like slots machines or luck base, do we really need critical thinking?

Same with socialization, as a human being, we have friends and families or even if we meet new individual, we might developed chemistry with them as we go along.
782  Economy / Gambling / Re: Seabet.io Online Casino on: November 20, 2023, 10:13:32 PM
Also another question is:

Code:
https://www.sea01.com/

Related to your website? Looks the same though, so I will assume that you might have bought it as well to protect your websites from others that might register your name and maybe pull some scams.

Anyhow, they've got their signature campaigns, and it might be good if they are paying in stable coins as the price of Bitcoin tx though is off the roof, just saying.
Hello! This link is also from Seabet.io. This link is not a scam. Since our website is a global service, in some specific countries, we have agents, and we provide links for them. If you encounter other links and not sure about them, you can contact our customer service on our website to confirm them first.

Ok, thanks for the clarification, I initially though that this could be scam sites as it is very similar to your site and the UI itself.

And I do agree that you seems to be very active here in our community answering questions and doubts from your users. Another thing is that this is what gamblers are looking for, great support from the platform itself and it could also be a indication that you intend to stay very long in this community.

So keep it up.
783  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: When does the moment come when the gambler loses control? on: November 20, 2023, 09:00:51 PM
There is an opinion that the greatest dependence on gambling is formed at the moment of a big win. The player understands that money can be earned LIKE THIS. This is a fairly common opinion.

But I believe that the greatest dependence on gambling appears at the moment of loss, when the player admits in his head the idea that he could earn so much. He is disappointed, but wants to recoup. It is at this moment that the desire comes to play again and again in order to return to the previous state.

What do you think about it?

I think for me, it's more on when you experience that losing streak and then you may want to comeback again and again and to recoup. So like in 2 days of gambling, well yeah, you win some, but it's not enough for you. So obviously, you will go back and try your luck again and see if you can comeback and win or continue with that losing streak. So naturally, we all know that the odds are not going to be in your side, the longer you play.

So you loses all control that you have, your decision is clouded and all you want to think is to play and chase and hope that you are going to win.

But definitely that will not be the case for the majority of us. As compare to winning, maybe you may stop for a day or two and just enjoy the money or maybe you can even think that you will not play again because it's very hard to replicate that success.
784  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bye Bye Bear Market :) on: November 20, 2023, 08:33:23 PM
I couldn't say if right now it is a bull market or that it is about to go up as it is, because at any time anything can happen with bitcoin, but I see that there are many articles that talk about how a good price can be generated for this December and possibly a new ATH could be activated, I don't know, but it may be like that, if not, then it doesn't matter, the price is growing, I would like to close the year with $50k, it would be something great because that would be the case There are many who are as big believers in bitcoin as they are silent, as they always have Been , but I do believe that the price will not go down this month or the rest of the month.

New all time high this December? I doubt that it's going to happen, we will not be having that kind of spike though, we have to make a gain of more of more than 100% at the current price of Bitcoin. Not saying that it might not happen, but the probability is not there as it will take a lot of money from investors. So it's better that we remain with the pattern, we will have to wait for the block halving to happen and then in the next 2 years, new all time high can be reach.

That's how the market's ecosystem is, we don't want a artificial pump because Bitcoin is not known to be that market, that kind of movement is more on the altcoin side. As I have explain in other thread, it's a pump and dump scheme, nothing more.
785  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Should I go with Bitcoin or Altcoins for the upcoming bull run cycle? on: November 20, 2023, 08:13:40 PM
When it comes to investment I believe everyone have a responsibility of doing their personal research before buying any coin. It’s important you check the coin’s previous history and trend to determine what to do and also check the utility of such token in order to be sure you’re in a safe place.

Sometimes history don't repeat itself because previously people got benefit from dogecoin when it pumped but now the price is still lower and there is no information then when will it come higher again. Bitcoin always proves to be beneficial coins as compared to altcoins so without investigation one can believe that bitcoin will make their wishes true but if we leave bitcoin and put our trust on altcoins then it is possible that we will face huge losses in future.

From utility of a token one can decide about the importance of coins also check the market cap so you will easily find about good altcoins. In Altcoins if someone buy now ethereum then positive effects of halving can also be a reason for boosting value of ethereum and other important alt coins.

Altcoins is more volatile that Bitcoin, and so even though in the last bull run or even if we can go back previously like in 2017, there are a lot of altcoin that gain more than Bitcoin in terms of percentage to their last all time high. But then again, it's altcoin so it's hard to predict and the risk is very high. Like you said, Doge or even Shiba in the last bull run, we didn't expect that they are going to be the altcoin hype and craze and maybe a lot of us here make some good profits out out if. But it's hard to time that market because as it could be just a pump and dump and if you are late then you could be trap.

So for the majority who have been in the market long enough, then Bitcoin could be their majority holding, at least you have nothing to worry and can sleep at night and waking up tomorrow with a good increase and profit, simple as that.
786  Economy / Speculation / Re: What did you think will happen to Bitcoin before January? on: November 19, 2023, 11:12:39 PM
With my analysis and observation, I think before January there will be an inflation in Bitcoin. This coin have depreciate to it stop limit, that is where it can not further depreciate again.
And whenever this coin gets to this point, it reverses back and then boom and trust me it's about time.
Which of the coin are you talking about because I know quite well that bitcoin have that time, because bitcoin don't depreciate in value that much, basically bitcoin price fluctuates and no coin that  survive what bitcoin do survive in cryptocurrency industry, I believe that bitcoin is a coin that have its on way of regulations and degradation, it doesn't lose value drastically like other coins that have a little potential, in January it's obvious that instead of the price of bitcoin depreciate it rather increases.

I think he is talking about Bitcoin, however, like like the majority of us here, this is just his wild educated guess, with no TA backup. At least if someone will predict that by January the price is going down (that's how I interpret his post with words such as depreciate), they could have some analysis of their own.

And with the way that the price is moving this month, we might see the bullish sentiments still continuing up to the ends of the year or even at the start of 2024. And if by chance his predictions happen to be true that the price is going down in January, then we should simply take advantage of it and buy more because in the next coming months we will see the catalyst for a bull run which is the block halving.
787  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Aptos Fake/Scam Airdrop Site on: November 19, 2023, 10:40:27 PM
Good catch, as far I know, GoDaddy is very quick to response to this kind of complaints. Did my part already,



In any case that this is not address by GoDaddy, I know someone inside that company, maybe I will try to reach to him and tell that there is a phishing site using their company. But let's wait first and again, as I have said, they are fast so let's hope that this is still the case.

I am just curious: are forum users still running behind the Airdrop scam? I mean, Airdrop is totally a scam; it doesn't matter if you get worthless tokens or compromise your wallet through fake links. At the end of the day, you are a loser. You are spending your time and getting nothing. I will advise you to just stay away from airdrops, so you don't need to identify fake or real airdrops. Keep in mind that nothing is free in the world; you have to lose something when you want to get something free. Anyway, thanks for sharing the phishing site.

Yeah, but still there are a lot of gullible users, maybe newbie in the world of crypto and they think that airdrops is still a thing even in 2023. And there could still be legitimate airdrops out there, but not the kind of money that it used to be way back in 2017 wherein airdrop is really worth something.
788  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Boxing: Regis Prograis vs Devin Haney (9th of December) on: November 19, 2023, 09:58:21 PM
Let's go back to the topic and not talk about Garcia vs Duarte as they have their own thread.

This fight is still in December, and there's one interview on Prograis and I quote,

Quote
“I feel like this fight is me stepping into my superstardom. That's what it is. It's me getting what I deserve.”

https://www.boxingscene.com/regis-prograis-on-haney-showdown-this-fight-me-stepping-into-my-superstardom--179366

It could be true that he might be recognized as the man in 140 lbs right now if he beat Devin Haney. As we have said, he is a live dog because he has the power to knock out anyone at this division and Haney has a weak chin.

But there is still another man in Teofimo Lopez before Prograis can lay to the crown at 140 lbs.

789  Economy / Gambling / Re: Seabet.io Online Casino on: November 19, 2023, 09:25:49 PM
I am not sure if anyone noticed it but why the domain address has “9” in it? I mean the ANN banner in OP says it’s Seabet.io however whenever I am clicking it, the address bar shows seabet9.io
Your concern has already been addressed and confirmed already. You can see the reply from OP below.

Hello! We use Seabet9.io as our marketing link for Seabet.io. We want to assure you that we prioritize the integrity of our services and the trust of our users. We do not engage in any form of scam, and maintaining a positive reputation is of utmost importance to us.


It's sad to see my country as one who does not have access to this website. Would really want to see the actual website and the games you offer. But anyways, congratulations and welcome to this forum seabet team.

Ahh cheers mate. That make sense. I was more excited about the affiliate program and its discussion so might have missed that reply. I am not sure how it benefits them but sure they doing it after some math behind it. It would be interesting to see how affiliate program will help influencers like me who keeps doing CPA offers on various micro tasking sites.

I just hope anyone signing up via such sites won’t bounce off just because of the Website name. Did they bought that domain because it was already registered by someone and to overcome the scam they bought that one also?

Also another question is:

Code:
https://www.sea01.com/

Related to your website? Looks the same though, so I will assume that you might have bought it as well to protect your websites from others that might register your name and maybe pull some scams.

Anyhow, they've got their signature campaigns, and it might be good if they are paying in stable coins as the price of Bitcoin tx though is off the roof, just saying.
790  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling Casinos with Online and Offline version, Are they the same? on: November 19, 2023, 08:56:29 PM
It's pretty harder for an offline version to scam people than they do online, players can easily file a complaint and the authorities will take action quickly for fear of public outrage, our offline casinos here are very quick to address even small issues because they will lose clients and they will also their license, compared to online version even if they have a hundred complaints they can continue to operate because it's hard to charge online casinos.
And if online casinos say you are a cheater, they don't need to prove you are, because they will deny to show proof because they are afraid that their security system will be exposed and cheaters will find a way to manipulate it.
So your chances to withdraw your earnings offline are better online provided that you play fair.
We will probably be mistaken when we consider that online gambling are the ones that always have the openness for scam related activities and assumed that the physical casinos are less involved in this, scam is what we can't predict how, where or who can engage in making such attack or those that will be heavily affected from the attack as well, as long as it is humanbeing who were involved in this, they can do and undo.
There is no doubt that there can be scams in physical or offline casinos as well, but you can't deny the fact that it's easier for an online casino platform to scam its customers and even run away with the funds since most online cryptocurrency casinos these days don't even acquire a proper license at the beginning and they keep operating without it until or unless the authorities threaten them to close their platform down if they don't get a proper license.

The same thing cannot be said for a physical casino because a physical casino establishment can't just move from one place to another after scamming its customers and it is relatively harder for it to successfully scam the gamblers because everything is done physically and in front of everyone which reduces the chances for gamblers to get scammed.

Scam in physical casinos? I'm not sure what you mean by it, very hard to pull this one specially if you are playing in big casinos. Maybe you are referring to illegal traditional casinos (if there is such cases), or illegal bookies. But still though, if you play on this kind of fly by night, you should know your chances. As per my experience, but this kind of illegal bookies has some limitations but they will tell you up front. Specially if you win big, let's say $1000 in sports beating, they will acknowledge your win but they will tell you that they can't pay that in full, instead they will give you like $500 for it.

But for big casinos, they will not simply pull this off, it's hard to move from one place to another, LOL. They already have the reputation and I doubt that they will do this act. As for online, it's very easy for them to have a lot of excuse not to pay for big wins, hence there are a lot of scam accusations here in our community.
791  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Letting the cat out of the bag on: November 18, 2023, 10:23:16 AM
How many people have you been able to change after they get addicted to gambling? And what is there level of addiction?

I don't know, even though I know a lot of gamblers that become addicted, I haven't had the chance to change their ways.

From my own experience, I get to know that those gamblers who are secretly gambling in their rooms and develop the addiction habit have the biggest problem, gambling addiction is like 'wanting more' and never getting enough, you will have all day thinking about gambling, maybe if you do this or you do that, maybe the result will be different.

Yeah, with the proliferation of online gambling, maybe there are persons that you really don't expect to be gambling addict because they are all playing at the comfort of their home or in their bedroom for privacy. Specially during the pandemic years, 2020-2021, there could be a lot that turn into gambling and become addicted.

I was able to talk sense into two different addicted gamblers and they also get help from family members, but the major reason why they too so long in their addiction is because they don't open up to anybody, they kept it all inside of them and it's killing them.

It's good that you help someone, and for sure if feels good. Hopefully there could be other that will reach out, not necessarily from this community or what. But someone who realized what is going on, called a help line and talk to someone before it's too late.
792  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions on: November 18, 2023, 07:49:37 AM
Shakur though disappoint me as a fan, I thought that he will go for a knockout win against Delos Santos and so I beat on that. Unfortunately, he doesn't want to engage and now he is getting a lot of heat from the fighters that he wanted, like Haney and Tank Davis.

So let's see how it goes, it might take sometime for him to digest, or if he is really hurt with that left hand or not. Some of the best have off-nights too or even lost their fight, at least Shakur get the win.

And so all the Devin talk died last night for Shakur, but again, let's see what his plan next, if Devin goes back to 135 lbs and fight him, let's see what will be the split then.
793  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: The SEC Struggles to Recruit Crypto Experts, Report Says on: November 16, 2023, 08:08:16 AM
Karma is a bitch.  Cheesy

SEC is the reason for many FUD on crypto which every crypto holders is affected. I doubt that someone in crypto industry will help this department that main goal is to suppress anonymity of crypto.

They should just invest on training someone to become crypto expert rather than hire from crypto community that despise them badly.

This is not karma. There is a requirement that before they can be hired, they should dump all of their cryptocoins and tokens. Why would anyone who has invested in the cryptospace do this? It would be something similar as becoming a traitor to the community hehehe. Also, it might be earning lesser than holding the right coins.

LOL, but yeah, it has nothing to do with Karma, but maybe @Eternad is just sarcastic when he says that SEC is getting what they deserved for now. I mean they have been the bane of crypto enthusiast and most of the time, we think that they are really anti-crypto or having a hard stance.

Nevertheless, it seems that this just just a hurdle, who knows, maybe the pay rate is really that good that someone will take a bite on this job.

We all know that in the US there is also a problem with people not having a job and obviously, it's hard for them. But if they see fit in this role then why not?

The pay rate might be good, however, what type of crypto experts would be attracted to work for the government? We have witnessed much of the experts in the cryptospace are scammers, some of the founders of many projects are not really experts and the investors who do their research invest in them only for their future potential not for what they presently are.

That will be the biggest question on how they will define what "crypto experts" means, maybe here in our community or any other crypto community, they might have a different meaning for them. And even up to this day, we could have been debating the meaning of that and because it encompass a broader subject. Could be in terms of laws, or they could be looking as somewhat we can see a possible crypto scams and others.

So it's a very broad subject and maybe that's why they have a hard time finding the right now and there is actually no real experts in this field as it is generally fairly young. So they will have to set everything by precedent and it could be some mistakes by this so called experts as far as decision making is.
794  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What will happen to bitcoin price if Solar superstorm 'wipe out the internet'? on: November 16, 2023, 06:08:02 AM
    While browsing through social media, I came across an article that mentioned Solar superstorms could 'wipe out the internet' for weeks or months, scientist says. Will the loss of internet connectivity for weeks or months affect the value of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin? What will be the outcome?

    Source: https://www.foxweather.com/earth-space/solar-storm-wipe-out-internet

    Everyone will obviously be affected, Crypto in general relies to internet connections so without it, there will be no trading or any activity related to crypto.

    But in an case there could be alternative and you might find it on this other threads,


    And just like others have said, maybe there are other things that might we should look more important than our bitcoin investment is this so called Solar Superstorm happen.[/list]
    795  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Difference between crypto gamblers - regular gamblers on: November 16, 2023, 04:09:46 AM
    Overall I think that crypto gamblers are more likely to make more educated decisions with how they handle their money overall, while regular gamblers will be easily tricked by old tricks such as deceptive bonuses in casinos and similar tricks and regular gamblers will also more easily fall victim to their own psychological tricks such as being carried away and try to bet more to win your losses etc. What are your thoughts? Have you experienced something similar?

    I think the biggest difference between crypto gamblers and regular gamblers is capital control because crypto gamblers have more experience in budget management due to their trading experience. I think that especially regular gamblers are generally not directly introduced to gambling and therefore cannot manage their budget well. So, indirectly, crypto gamblers are often more experienced in budget management and use their balance more efficiently.

    Not sure about that though, I mean if we are gambling, for me it's just the same regardless of crypto or fiat. We all go and take that big risk and hope that we are going to win. Maybe the difference though is that when we deposit it might take some time to be credited to our crypto based account. But still it might give us some time to think about continuing with our gambling habits (addiction).

    On the other hand, although crypto casino businesses are required to follow the KYC procedure, crypto gamblers, especially those who gamble with low budgets avoid applying this procedure and attach more importance to privacy. In other words, it is possible to state that online casinos are a slightly better choice in terms of privacy as it is necessary to share personal information regardless of the amount in a physical casino or betting office but there is a certain amount of limit for sharing personal information in online casinos.

    As much as we have KYC, it will be the norm I guess. If you go to land base casinos, if you wanted to take advantage of the freebies, you have to fill up some forms as well to have that card and to used it when you play to have some points that you redeem later. So if you have to think about it, almost the same as it is also a KYC per se and we don't complain about it.
    796  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: [Boxing]: Stevenson vs De Los Santos - Nov 16 on: November 16, 2023, 02:11:17 AM
    We will see, that's quite appealing odds for a KO for Stevenson, specially if he will do it in under 10.5 rounds. And if someone either bet on that, it's going to be a big win as the odds is above 3.xx which is very attractive.

    So let's see how Stevenson will perform here, I'm starting to like this kid, so I will go with him winning via KO.

    Nothing is great by betting on a huge odds like it and there could also a chance that you could score a KO because he needed a signature win in this division.

    That KO odds for Steveson is tempting indeed but Shakur is unpredictable with the KO win, i mean he doesn't always go for that kind of win, he will not force the issue if the chance is not there that may be the reason why bookies believed that this fight would go the distance especially that De Los Santos is not a push-over fighter.

    I don't know mate, I have a feeling that Shakur might go in this fight and trying to proved himself in this division. So he will be looking for a KO win, and definitely I think he will be fast here. I'm thinking that he will go enough for the body of Edwin and test it out.

    And he is the taller guy, I'm not saying the bigger but the taller in terms of height. It looks like Edwin is a big smaller in this division. I mentioned this because I'm again, seeing that Stevenson will take advantage of his height and length and jab and then look for the body of Edwin to try and soften him and then he will take the heads later.
    797  Economy / Speculation / Re: This bullish momentum - Breaking through the $35,000 mark on: November 16, 2023, 01:49:57 AM
    By the looks of it we had another good day, and let that be a lesson to all those people who started FUD talks right away as soon as they saw it go down just a little bit. They were all talking about how bitcoin was going down and would it be 30k again and would we see under 30k and all that, as you can see we have not lived through anything like that at all, and we should be proud to be seeing it go like this. I understand that it may not feel that way to most people, but that is how it is today here, we are above 37k again and went %6+ high in a single day. This is mainly because we are in the bull run period and we should be quite happy with what we have, there is nothing wrong with bitcoin at the moment, and it will keep on going strong.

    Yes, and as per TA, RSI looks solid as this point that's and so it coincides with a great increased again in the last 24 hours and it was just like showing to those FUD that Bitcoin is not going to be affected by any negative news, on the contrary it will make the price goes even stronger as the market has matured already and there's no way that we will listen to this FUD. So let's see, this month is still very long, lots of days to accomplished that $40,000 levels. If we can't reach that this month, a good $38,000 price is not that bad and then by December we will continue and try to breach that round numbers again and maybe it will carry on till next year as we approach the block halving.
    798  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Disadvantage of bitcoin on: November 15, 2023, 11:20:52 PM
    Was going through some post on the forum when I came across this writing in a free signature space which writes “make sure you back up your wallet regularly! Unlike a bank account, nobody can help you if you loss access to your BTC”.

    Now a lot of people would imagine the possibilities of losing access to one’s bitcoin in their wallet and there have been several cases of where people loss access to their wallets with massive holdings in it and that is why it is always advisable to back up wallet address regularly.
    I’m not trying to down in BTC but at times we should call a spade a spade and accept the fact that aside decentralization that bitcoin offers and its volatility that we all profit from, a lot of people would still want to stick to the traditional banks because it also seems to be one of the safest place to keep our money.

    Now my question is, do you think losing all of one’s coins simply because they didn’t have access to their wallet or key is already enough disadvantage for bitcoin against the local banks ?

    Oh well, there will always be a trade off, no matter what kind of investments you have, either stocks or gold. So it will be the same on Bitcoin, but I wouldn't say it's a disadvantage, it's more on you should learn how to protect your own assets because who wouldn't, that is yours and obviously no one should take it away from you. But if you didn't take security very seriously, then it's your downfall.

    We have a lot of methods already on how to keep Bitcoin safe, and it's also all over the forum. It's just a matter on whether you will execute them, I mean if you have like 1 BTC in your wallet, then you should also increased your awareness on how to protect it and also be private and not tell anyone about how much you have. There are also criminals in real world that are targeting Bitcoin holders.
    799  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: November 15, 2023, 09:36:48 AM
    OP
    You should have read the terms and conditions of the casino or gambling site before creating an account. Many accounts do not require KYC, but some casinos or gambling sites do not require KYC when withdrawing dollars from the account, but when withdrawing more than a certain amount of dollars, KYC is required. However, doing KYC is definitely an extra security because doing KYC reduces the chances of serious malpractices like money laundering, fraud, and fraud.

    Perhaps that is the OP's point, I mean when you deposit you are not being asked for KYC but suddenly when you win big and taking money from casino's suddenly they will ask for a KYC? But I think there are casinos now that before your register, they will tell you that there is a big possibility that they will be asking for personal documents and to KYC anyone, I think that will be the trend already.

    So the burden is to us gamblers, to read the TOS before signing to any casinos.

    And that could be the norm now, if we don't want to sign up and be KYC'd then do not do it, simply as that. There could be still casinos that don't require KYC before we can play or at least you need to missed some thresholds before they asked for it.
    800  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: A gambler's family action. on: November 15, 2023, 08:20:31 AM
    Just two questions here:
    1. Dis the family of this young man went too extreme in trying to help stop their brother from gambling addiction or not?

    This is not extreme, this is how casinos also worth, I have a cousin who is addicted to gambling way before. If he leaves the house at night and the wife knows that he will be gambling, he will call the casinos themselves and describe what the husband (my cousin), will look like and so he will be ban from entering the casinos. My casino will tell me he didn't know how it happened, but later on he understand that the wife called the casinos, describe what he is wearing and his looks and description and that's ti.

    2. Assuming you are this young man and you had to run to a distant location to carry out your gambling as you are allowed to gambling within your neighborhood and luckily you won huge sum of million dollars. Would you share that money with your loved ones who were barring you from gambling or you will just stay off from them and live new found wealthy live alone?

    9 out 10, if a gambler won a lot of money, they will come back and play for more, resulting to a big lost. So I doubt that it will crossed his mind to share his winnings, but instead what in his mind is to continue to gamble again until he lose all that money.
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