Researches should be conducted in order to let us know with accuracy the target audience and age range of gambling crypto casino's public target.

Maybe that is just a personal impression you have, because you are from Thailand? Gambling is present in every corners of the world and there abundant propagandas regards this practice promoted in most countries. There are many other asian countries where it seems the gambling industry is really focused in and growing popular each new day, such as Indonesia, Philippines, India...

We can speculate about what public the industry is interested in. Since online crypto gambling is directly related to technology, we can suppose the target public are the youngster generations, especially the youngs who work on informatics field, as they are prone to understand and become crypto adopters, and those who are already employeed, what means they have a fixed source of income to maintain their gambling routines. Therefore it's a more profitable public for the casinos to focus their marketing on.

So far, the marketing tactics have been immensely rewarding, as we can see the industry in constant development and growth.

Realistically, nothing will happen in the sense of achieving healing if the individual keeps insisting he could win if he tried gambling once more. There isn't cure when the person doesn't accept the fact he is ill. Family, friends, professionals can offer the most efficient support network to the addicted individual that it won't be sufficient. I even believe it could make things worse in this case, as the individual would feel inside a comfort zone, where he isn't confronted by anyone regards his delusional points of view, rather he only receives encouragements or reinforcements, instead of fair punishments for his distorted perceptions of what gambling can proportionate him. The person needs a "shock" to wake up to reality!

He needs to understand that if he doesn't change his mindset, he isn't going to have support from his beloved ones anymore, because everything in this life has limits. Not only the addicted is a flawed and weak human being with emotional limits. Everyone is, including the people trying to help him. If they see no results on their hard efforts, the tendency is they give up at some point, and once it happens, the addicted person will be by himself. So better that he doesn't waste the opportunity he is having in the currently moment to take advantage of every received help from this support network.

That is what he should be aware of.

Socializing at online gambling is inferior when compared to physical casinos, because it takes longer to write than to speak. So it's natural people will tend to talk less and in more abbreviated manners at online environments. Also, in most cases people are mainly at such places to gamble, and not to chat to each other... Therefore, it's not a very important demand from gamblers to have the social aspects of online platforms improved.

I guess the solution would be to have a very limited number of players at a single table, besides allowing players to talk through voice as well, and not solely tipping on their keyboards. It would give a more fluid and natural conversation aspect to the gambling session, as the dealer wouldn't have to read anything in the chat anymore. That is the way to bring the social trait from physical casinos to the virtual ones efficiently. Furthermore, to create more chatrooms channels could also be an idea, although I think people still prefer the crowded single one, as it's there where whales share tips with gamblers fellows...

No, because I don't guide my life by what other people do on theirs. If you keep comparing yourself to others you will fall ill at some point. Actually, the fact you feel like you should place larger bets in order to not stay "beyond" towards other gamblers is already a pretty negative indicator. You feel uncomfortable or poor among the rich, because you are lacking self-esteem. You are measuring yourself and everyone else by what they possess materially, and not by what they really are on their essence. Consequently, you won't develop yourself as individual, full of unique potentials, qualities, morals, values, and also faults, to become just an ambulant sack of money walking around, incapable of achieving self knowledge and seeing what really matters in this world.

First of all, poor people shouldn't be engaged with gambling too often or spending considerable sums of money on it, respectively to their total income. If they are gambling with the purpose of overcoming poverty, they have developed the wrong mindset for their lives. By doing this, they aren't having fun, which gambling is supposed to proportionate, neither making profit on long term, as most gamblers will always lose, anyway. So, it really makes no sense that poor people keep insisting in gambling. They would have better chances if they used their small income in another manners, like investing in Bitcoin or reselling stuff until achieving an enough amount of money to buy a piece of land or property.

By gambling continuously, the chances are poor people remain poor for the eternity. Of course there will be few exceptions who will hit big wins and leave poverty, and these exceptions will be used by the majority to justify the reason why they are gambling, although they should be still aware a life change is not going to happen to most of them through gambling. A major source of income from gambling isn't feasible for most of us, and part of being a responsible gambler is to be conscious about this simple fact.

A companion to watch the gambler's session and advise him to stop when he goes too far could work similarly to the roman tradition of placing a slave (auriga) near the roman authority to whisper on his ears: "remember, you are only a man", or "remember, you are mortal". These constant warnings were useful to prevent the authority (emperor, commander, general, etc...) developing megalomaniac traits and feeling superior, invencible, omnipotent, untouchable, what unfortunatelly are common characteristics among addicted gamblers who think to be able to overcome the casino, despite the chances being against them on long term.

You brought up a good idea which has already been executed by the romans with success in the past. However, for the modern man it's unlikely to work, because as you said: gamblers (and people in general) will never confess they need help... Modern human being's self has become overly proud of itself. Unlike the romans from ancient times, they don't remember they are mortal, that they are only men. If someone tries to give a positive and helpful advice, it's likely the addicted indivual immediately turns against him with offenses.

How reliable is the team or the player you are betting on? Do you think they inspire confidence on the public and can hold the result till the end of the match? How do you evaluate the rival team you are betting against? Is their moral still high? Are they playing fiercely to turn the result around? You have to analyze how the match is going. If you feel result is safe to remain untouchable until the end, then don't cashout, but if you feel things are too uncertain and the game isn't decided yet, cashout earlier. At least you will be guaranteeing some profit under the dubious scenario in front of you.

There is never an assured recipe to follow. Each match is unique and must be analyzed accordingly. All you can do is to use your best reasoning and intuition to reach an accurate decision. The kind of gambler you are will also affect on your choice. If you are more prone into taking risks, you are likely to carry the bet until the end. On the other hand, when you are a more conservative gambler who prefers to secure small profits, and avoid losses maximum as possible, it's probable you are going to cashout before the end more frequently. And there isn't anything wrong if you choose this path.

Don't feel pressured by friends, other gamblers around and the result itself. Do as your conscience tells you.

Nice to hear a successful story from a hardworking individual who made an outstanding profit from a gambling game. He indeed had his moment of luck which should be remembered with extreme happiness for the rest of his life! he belongs to a small percentage of gamblers who achieved making big profit in gambling. I hope he continues working hard, and that this prize can be enough to start a profitable investment aiming to help him and his parents on long run.

That is a good idea, but if I were him I wouldn't diversify my funds into many cryptocurrencies. Probably I would invest 90%-95% of the money in Bitcoin and the other 5%-10% in Ethereum or some other main cryptocurrencies. If he goes for BTC, there are good chances he can make this prize grow 50% yet along the next bull run, as Bitcoin reaches closer to a new ATH.

Well, there it comes your propaganda... Congratulations for the smart marketing. Of course you will take advantage of this story to promote your gambling services, and that is fine. However, we have to point out that such winnings can be achieved at any legit online casinos around as well. This time 17$ may have become 37,000$ at TrustDice, but who knows in what platform it's going to happen next...

It's not an unusual situation, since many newbies have already fallen for similar scams. Fake crypto mining websites are really common, and they look legit for newbies, because they think profit can be made instantly through Bitcoin. They think crypto universe is a secret land of opportunities only few people have access, so offers from scammers look possible to be true on their eyes.

I have already been on that role many years ago. The problem with your friend is that instead of blaming the scam website solely, he blamed Bitcoin as well, as if Bitcoin was guilty for something. It's like blaming fiat currency in a bank robbery situation. It makes no sense...

Of course your friend must be angry for having lost 80$ bucks, but to become a Bitcoin hater won't help in anyway. Since you gave him 10$ as freebies or consolation prize for his loss, you could also suggest him to not deposit it at third party platforms anymore. Instead, deposit this money in a self-owned hardware wallet he has total control over the keys.

Even if she doesn't tell him, he will know about this secret at some point. It's impossible to hide a gambling routine, because it directly interferes on the financial life of the couple. The husband will notice there is money missing, so he will ask the wife where she has been spending it. If she lies, it will get even worse, as the husband will become highly suspicious of her and will start looking for left tracks of the money. He just need to check bank account's history to see deposits made at casino platforms.

If she decided to lie, then I fear it's the end of the marriage, because he won't trust her anymore, doesn't matter the situation. And without trust, no marriages can exist, at least in a true way, although there are people who decide to remain together solely for formal reasons, to not disappoint the society or not be criticized by people around.

To tell the truth is the best alternative, despite the consequences.

It's relative, like everything else in gambling. Let's say you took a long time to analyze a match and totally focused yourself on this game in particular. Is it a guarantee you are going to win the bet? Of course not! Meanwhile, another gambler who used the same length of time you did, but to analyze three matches instead of one, may win all his picks, or let's say at least two of them, while you didn't win the single bet you were highly confident about.

So what is more worthful to be done? If we take specific cases to analyze we won't reach to any conclusions, because there is every kind of outcomes happening in real time. It only shows luck is decisive in gambling. Strategies remain in second plan.

You can't think about any long term profitable strategy in gambling because there is none. Martingale is just likely to work on short run, but the more you play, closer you are of hiting a long loss streak, and then it's game over. Even if you had an abundant bankroll it wouldn't work, because you would hit the max bet size allowed by the casino at some point, what would forbid you from increasing bets progressively in order to recover previously lost sums of money. The games were designed to work this way.

I've already thought that it could be possible to find a gap on the system to make gambling profitable on long run through a smart strategy nobody has ever used, but as you get more experienced and mature, such naive illusions disappear from your thoughts, although I still remember the times when I had those illusions with a taste of nostalgia...

In gambling, you have to be really lucky to hit a considerable winning and once it happens, consider it a winning for the rest of your life. It's not advisable to keep coming back to gambling for more. After all, none strategies beat the luck factor here.

There isn't much grandchildren can do anyway regards the gambling activity of their grandmothers. An elder is an adult responsible for his own acts, have lived much longer than grandchildren, therefore there is a natural belief of being wiser and more experienced, besides having their own source of income. Why would they listen to orders coming from children? If you put yourself on their shoes you will understand it. We don't like to be ordered by younger people than us and people who we consider to be less experienced, and it seems as we get older, this feeling just gets stronger.

I believe the only thing grandchildren can do, which may work, is to appeal emotionally to their grandmothers that they stop. This kind of approach can sensibilize the elders, although it's not likely to have long term impacts...

Most crypto games projects don't involve Bitcoin itself, rather they tend to use their self launched cryptocurrencies for each respective game or any other altcoin which was created for this purpose, what is really a dumb idea, since Bitcoin could be introduced to 'play to earn games' as middle of payment.

The only games I found to pay in BTC are mobile arcade classical games, and they pay dust of BTC. The time you spend on them just doesn't worth the received rewards. Another option is to complete offers at offer-wall at any Bitcoin's portal, such as Cointiply, where you can download games' apps, complete determined tasks on them and then be paid by Cointiply for that. It's not great either, but depending the tasks and payrates you might be able to make few dollars after some days...

In practice it's not so impressive and exciting like you make it look on your post.

There are also plenty of crypto games around. I can't complain at all, since I managed to make decent profit from Axie Infinity before they introduced an update where rewards were paid only to PvP matches, and its following decay. MIR4 was also great, for a while. Lost Relics was a good game, as it was pleasant to play, although I didn't make any profit from it. Ni No Kuni was a deception, after so much grinding for nothing.

The point we would like crypto gaming to reach hasn't happened yet. Developers worry too much about profits, and forget about creating an enjoyable content for gamers.

Despite how good the strategies you are going to use are, there isn't any assurance they are going to work for real in order to turn you into a millionaire. Very few gamblers achieved it and it will always remain like this, because if many gamblers won, the industry wouldn't be sustainable anymore. Don't put all your expectations of a thriving future on sports betting.

Since you want to be a millionaire, I suggest you looking for another alternatives which don't involve risking your money at gambling games. Study, develop yourself professionaly, work, save your wage and invest it to boost your monthly income through passive income.

It doesn't mean you shouldn't place some bets from times to times, just to see what happens, but don't specialize yourself on it, because you will spend a lot of time, without any solid guarantees of success in the end, what means you will regret a lot after all regards your past choices and wasted opportunities.

Trust can be only achieved within time. Meanwhile, you have to develop your project, share its concept, functionalities, characteristics, features, objectives, practical applications to real life problems and every differences it has compared to other crypto projects which make yours unique, original and necessary for potential adopters. If you are able to do this, you will achieve the reputation you are looking for after a while.

Of course, marketing is also a must in this digital world. Consider investing some money to promote your project through virtual campaigns and ads. However, make sure it's really going to worth the investment. If it's just another useless token, there is no reason to promote it to the community.

I believe it also has something to do with self-esteem. Some people view themselves in a very negative shape, so they will naturally avoid exposing themselves in public. They will tend to avoid everything which has potential to deteriorate their fragile self-esteem even more. Maybe even ego and pride are just a breastplate to protect their weak self behind from the judgments and comparisons of the world.

Unfortunatelly, it's not so easy to change someone's mindset from fixed to growth. First of all, the person has to see the necessity of doing that, besides willing to achieve that. I think it is the hardest part of the process, because to confess to yourself your weaknesses and difficults, involves getting rid of that breastplate which is responsible for protecting your weak self-esteem. Without this armor, which is the only thing protecting the self, imagine how fearful and dubious this individual will become, until reaching a considerable development point of his new growth mindset.

However, it might be precipitate to call someone characterized by fixed mindset an immature person, because he might have become an introspective individual, exactly because that is how a plenty of life's experiences have shaped him. He has maturity, but developed it in an extremely negative way, closing himself to the world outside.

I would love to be able to make purchases through Bitcoin, but it's just not possible, because there aren't sellers willing to accept it as payment method. Maybe the problem isn't with Bitcoin holders. It's not about them not willing to spend their coins and being only focused in long term profits by holding BTC as an asset. The problem is that they don't have where to spend their coins. There aren't sales offers and opportunities in large scale.

Maybe in some big urban centers at the main capitals of the world it's already a possibility, but for Bitcoin enthusiasts living at smaller regions and poorly developed countries it's hard to find someone else who is also an adopter of the digital currency. It would be great to buy a car or an apartment directly through P2P Bitcoin transaction, but hardly ever you will find the car or place you are looking for with this payment option. In fact, you should consider yourself lucky enough if you are able to find at least one seller accepting BTC as payment anywhere in your area.

It ends that we have no choice, besides using Bitcoin exclusively as an asset.

In my opinion this is a delicate point. Not 100% of the cases involve abusers and cheaters. When you live with your family or by yourself at your house it's easy to make this control, so you can be assured no one is going to create a freebitco.in account, in order to not prejudice you. However, when you share a house with other people it is just not possible, especially when there is a constant flux of new residents coming in and out.

I don't know if the same is valid when accessing the website at public areas through free Wi-Fi connection, or if the platform can differentiate Wi-Fi's categories. Anyway, the first situation seems more delicate to me. You don't have how to know if the stranger living at the room by your side is a freebitco.in's user as well, although it should be obvious an investor wouldn't have any reason to create multiple accounts at the website to take advantage of a hourly faucet for few satoshis profit, since he can make much more passively, through interest income.

Well, actually that kind of desire shouldn't be considered normal at all... To win big once is already pretty uncommon and should be considered a prize for life. If someone is willing to hit a big win twice, it displays a greedy behavior, which will inevitably brings negative consequences on long run, because even if this gambler hypothetically hit a big win twice, it wouldn't be enough. He would go for the third big win as well, and then the fourth, fifth... Until finally losing everything while attempting to hit the next big prize.

You are right, that should be considered the normal decision or desire after a big win. To put the earned prize into good use is the most benefical approach in this case. I believe there is no better way to celebrate a jackpot prize than investing it to return even more money after a while. So, part of the income made from the prize can be added to gambling budget in a frequent basis. If this gambler has to win once again, he will win, but through a responsible, limited and sustainable budget which won't compromise his initial earned prize.