Just like to every other person, betting is also a choice to owners of betting companies or platforms. Most owners of Betting platforms often engage in betting and other gambling activities themselves. As this helps them gain firsthand insights into user experiences and even dynamics of the market. This double role serves as valuable strategy for their market research in guiding improvements on their platforms. This should not be much of an issue due to the fact that the respective users of these platforms themselves actually deserve and want optimal user satisfaction hence, the need to understand what customers like and want.
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The first thing to take note of is if the particular religion is against gambling In any manner, and of course a majority of religions do. The fact that one doesn't gamble based on religious restrictions is quite biased. This is because a lot of the persons actually would gamble if not for the fact that their religion condemns it. And this is not supposed to be so.
Gambling is supposed to be a thing of choice and not some kind of commitment based on religion or culture. Occasionally I have met with a few religious persons who don't gamble just because of their religion and not because they don't like the act. and this is logically a biased abstinence. It is also important to keep in mind that making mention of a particular religion like some persons do make mention of Islam wen it comes to rules like those against gambling, is unethical.
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Op you can study a course related to networking and programming and even cyber security. This is very important in the Bitcoin ecosystem. I hope you are not making the wrong choice op. Hope you have ventured these aspects and seen to Ii that you like them so you don't end up in a university studying a course you don't even like for a period of like 3 or 4 years in the name of Bitcoin because it won't be nice at all. Anyways you must not attend a university to be able to understand technicalities in Bitcoin. Except you actually want a degree in any of the cyber courses
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Haha come on I am referring to the brothers here not the ladies Can't the ladies hail the brothers 😅😅
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Special thanks to Hhampuz and rollbit for the opportunity to participate in this campaign. Signature and avatar updated Happy New year
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well it is 6:15 in new jersey please do not rush the month and year away. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Hahaha Still wish you all a happy New year 🥳 Hope you view this again when it's a new year overe there lol
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Congratulations wall observers Now Our 2023 watch (wall observation) has ended. For the brothers of the "Wall's watch" have watched this wall since the past Four years now And now our 2024 watch has just begun 😁 Cheers to the brothers of the Wall's watch.
Special thanks to Every wall observer!! See you in 2024.
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In gambling wins and losses are sometimes based on luck. from a logical point of view I suggest that the poor lose more and the rich win more. This is because someone can become rich by multiple win and also someone can also become poor by multiple losses.
Another important fact to note is that the rich make higher stakes than the poor therefore making their wins more profitable than the poor.
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A lot of diversifying opinions. On many occasions especially depending on the majority idea per say, gambling can either be perceived as bad or good sometimes people can even regard it as a neutral act. Many a time I have come across some persons who frown at gambling activities just because of religious beliefs. However I believe in the fact that it is actually a neutral act as long as it doesn't become an addiction. You don't expect someone with a majority win in gambling to declare it wrong.
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Thank this is exactly what I thought. My sentence is weaker <> but some may want to use it.
You may think the grammar is weak but it literally will serve its purpose. I hereby release this to anyone renting their spaces on BitCoinTalk
1) "I will be the person that decides to let you rent the 3 spaces or reject offers I don't like.
If the service I rented to is banned or turns into a scam,
I would stop advertising it and possibly would not refund the advertisers payment."
I am certain other members will be glad that they no longer have to face the stress of composing a post of this nature. At LoyceV would you consider releasing your statement for people to use?
As it kind of is like a commandment so to speak. Or a rule
"I only advertise services that I like. I reserve the right to reject offers I don't like. If the service I'm advertising turns into a scam, I reserve the right to stop advertising it without returning payment." LoyceV
I am very sure Loycev would be kind to allow free use of his writeup. Loycev is definitely very good with his choice of words. I respect that and I guess I may have to steal that lol.
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I understand your point and it is very reasonable to have made this thread.
You are a well reputable member here on Bitcoin all and as well as the most Recognized.
Therefore my simple suggestion to prevent you from plagiarism is; I suggest that Loycev creates a thread to fully authorize the use of that application format without using his name as a reference.
This would serve as a form of general license.
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My sincere apologies I actually mistook the senior member activity for 200 I understand and apologized for my wrong application Mia
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Congratulations for now deciding to venture the crypto verse. However is asking for many resources here necessary? A lot of newbies come here to ask for articles and videos like this , but how many of them actually make use of these resources? Only a very few. Nevertheless Hatchy has dropped some resources here and I recommend you go through them. Like I always say the easiest way to understand the crypto space it to be active here on this forum and learning by reading quality posts. This forum contains a whole bunch of info about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. You can even notice that when you make a crypto related search ,Bitcoin talk is usually among the top 10 results.
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Bitcoin mixers should be allowed back. The moderators are doing everything to ban plagiarists. About mempool congestion, it is normal because as it started, people transactions are stuck and they will ask about how to solve the stuck transaction. About congestion mempool, this is not related to this forum but to bitcoin itself.
Come on man it's obvious that what I actually wish is for the Mempool to be less conjested. Because obviously, if the Mempool becomes less conjested people will no long create topic complaining about high fees or looking for solutions to fix the situations of their stuck transactions. As for the mixer ban it would definitely be a thing of joy if it was removed. However with the current situation of things, sadly I don't think it would happen.
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OP, it'd help if you posted an example or two of what you consider to be an essay, because that word might not mean the same thing to both of us.
Exactly. Most of the time when most members attempt making contributions they tend to give every single idea they have at that moment concerning that topic. Come to think of it , what would a quality post be on this forum if it lacked proper and detailed information? Definitely it has always been encouraged to make quality contributions here than spamming with just a few lines in some cases. I don't think most people who actually settle down to read such replies see them as an essay. I mean what harm could it be reading 10 lines of a quality reply properly arranged in paragraphs be?
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There has been a whole lot of changes this year.however I would love to see less plagiarism, less use of alts and most especially I would love there to be less posts about conjestions in the mempool. It may seem like so much to ask but I wish it was possible so Bitcoiners here would not have to go through the stress of battling ways to tackle the current high fee problem anytime they wish to make transaction. Like come to think of it part of Satoshi's idea was to make a suitable and easy peer-to-peer currency.But lately Bitcoin has become more of an investment than a P2P currency.
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To login I had to go thru over 50 captcha is this normal if you have a clean ip (not blacklisted)? Is this normal if your using tor browser?
I understand how frustrating going through multiple captchas can be. As for you question, it actually depends on the kind of browser you are making use of. It could also be as a result of your VPN. It is quite normal for people who use privacy protection browsers like Tor to experience such things. If not you can switch to using other browsers like Firefox or chrome. You can also make use of the captcha bypass button on the login page.though you need to be careful when using that as it can be used by hackers to brute force your login.
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Of course users here have full rights to their posts.that is why plagiarism is not condoled here. It is also important for you to Note that when making a post you should also put reference sources you used for your research as this would prevent you from be accused of plagiarism. If you wish to publish or create a code here on this forum , and you wish to have full credit you can first publish it on a place like GitHub first before bringing it here.
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