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981  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Are You Tax Efficient With Your Gambling Habbits? on: September 20, 2023, 04:06:21 PM
What do you mean by 'taxable money'? You mentioned that cryptocurrency and gambling are taxable, so I'm curious about your statement.
means playing with very small amounts which i mostly lose in the end.


I get it. So you are talking about the ceiling amount in gambling. This means your country taxes you on the amount of money you have gambled if it reaches the ceiling, instead of taxing capital gains or winnings? If that's the case, I think it's anti-gambler. I mean, who would gamble if they have to pay taxes regardless of the outcome of their gambling activity? It's not fun, to be honest.
It won’t be fun indeed, but if governments would tell us to do so then we’d have to comply with regulations. With web 3.0 they won’t be able to put taxes in every transaction but they could question the amount you would be withdrawing and transferring to your banks which is more likely to happen especially if you’re in a country wherein gambling and crypto industry isn’t widely allowed. They may also used centralized exchanges to help them with taxes and these platforms happened to be preferred by many investors in this industry ‘coz it promotes a better security with other exchanges in particular with funds. But this is how things work for this industry and for years already. Changes might come but for sure it won’t happen in an instant. So for now, compliance is the only option to most of us.
982  Economy / Gambling / Re: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw on: September 19, 2023, 11:42:28 PM
Yeah, pretty fair: give me 2K with no questions, but you won't be able to get a penny without fulfilling the rules. I'ts a regulatory joke. Even is a gambler trap: " I'll try to make it a big ammount so it's worth it to do the paperwork, then you loose. Unacceptable

Most casinos are taking this pathway to be able to maximize profits with the excuse/tyrannic masquerade that "regulations made me do it". It's appalling, and I personally believe that this consistent line of action will be the demise of the cryptocurrency gambling scene, until a solution is found.

I hope that you get your funds back if there is any chance of it.
If the casino did not include KYC procedures stated in their ToS, then they’d be wrong for it but if they did then the players just missed it out and will be left with no other choice but to comply in order to withdraw his funds. If there is an option to send tokens or your funds to other players in that platform who is trustworthy, try convincing the other player to do the KYC for you in exchange for a percentage of your money. Problem is determining which one would be trustworthy to make this happen. But if you are not open for such option then that would be the end of the line before you submit and comply with the procedure. I do hope as well that OP would be able to pull his funds out since he’s no longer being comfortable due to the changes created by the platform.
983  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Free spins are also a demo in disguise? on: September 19, 2023, 11:14:36 PM
Are free slots even real? I have tried few casinos that offers free spins on registering on the platforms and I haven't seen any crazy gains with free spins before, have you? That's not why I am here though, I am just curious.

The reason why I am here is to know if free spins are like demo too, I asked this because two of my friend including myself open account of a online casino and after using all the free spins we got the same result, around $15, I am curious why, because it looks like a matched up way to keep people hoping for more.

And we know that you have to deposit for wagering because that bonus really become yours, is free spin just another demo like free bonus? That's what I want to know, what is your own experiences like with free spins.
Ofcourse it works in such way. First of all, casinos cannot allow players to win bigtime without making any deposit ‘coz that would be an instant loss to them and also it would be subjected to abuse. Free spins are being used as a demo for players to know what’s the feeling of being in their website. Comparison I guess is with free taste in the mall especially if they are introducing a new product to the public and that is to simply create an impression to those who would be willing to try what’s being offered. It is simply a strategy to market their platform. Then it would go to another representation as a demo. Whenever we are buying something we would want to know how does it actually feel with a particular product. The purpose of free spins is to simply allow outside players to “feel” that platform. Rewards most of the time are tokens which are consumable within the platform to push players to use it on actual betting and the possibility of them to create an actual deposit once their ‘free tokens’ are all consumed.
984  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: When the fun stops on: September 19, 2023, 04:48:00 PM
Depends on your mindset; if you view gambling activities as a shortcut to success then it’ll not be surprising to know that you are stressing everytime you bet your money in any game of your interest. Ofcourse everyone wants to earn profit from gambling but to rely too much on it is a different thing. Been into heated bets before wherein I did bet $500 every two days in gambling.That was my previous way of thinking but as I’ve learned things the hard way, it gave me an idea that profit will only be there once you learned managing the amounts you can endure losing in a single day or week. Enjoy the game especially if it really fits your interest such as with sportsgambling. Profit won’t come in an instant so you better be patient as well. However, if you would be prioritizing to enjoy the game, then profit will eventually follow. Sometimes the best mindset is to minimize the amount you could bet and lose than to force winning things out.
985  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Can Gambling affect your relationship? on: September 19, 2023, 04:28:08 PM
It would affect your social relations once it affected you as an individual. If you would be caught up with your emotions while gambling we can expect nothing less for being frustrated, irritated, and stressed. There are even instances wherein a family is breaking alart due to the problems created from being to fed up with gambling, in particular with debt and overall cashflow in a household. What makes gambling a bad thing is simply addiction. It just so happened that everyone is prone to it ‘coz we simply have our own feelings with the gambling or betting outcome; you win, you’d want more and if you lose, you’d want to take get back with your losses while being unconscious that it is becoming bigger.Gambling is a fun activity because it could teach you how to manage risks in life, better. you’d be able to realize that not all things can be succeeded by hardwork. Lastly, you’d be aware that there are things we cannot always get such as jackpots.
986  Economy / Economics / Re: Economic Crash may take bitcoin to 1M dollar on: September 18, 2023, 11:55:43 PM
Firstly, USD and the global economy won't crash. Only gullible people think of such doomsday scenarios. Secondly, BTC won't magically rise to a million bucks in such a situation logically speaking.
I might disagree on this one, USD is crashing in such a way that they are controlling everything not to make it totally happen. Global economy heavily rely on US we all know that, though there are countries that might survive if it falls but generally speaking we are all connected to USD. But I agree with the 2nd sentence of yours, BTC won't 'magically' be a million dollar asset *1BTC* but with crypto sky is the limit. I'm not saying that it could be a million dollar asset, but it already happened, just think the growth of BTC compare to its early days, it's been a million times, million percentages. I'm not a BTC guy but respect on this coin who opened this industry.

Tip: Speculating crypto prices shouldn't be taken too seriously thanks to the extremely volatile crypto market.
While speculation might happen, risks should always be handled strategically.
It’s been proven as we saw that everytime there’s an issue with USD and other fiat, there’s an increase with the market price of cryptos. But yes, it won’t happen in an instant. Other establishments and businesses have tried moving towards this industry to avoid economic issues but temporarily. I agree that an economy especially with USD’s won’t allow all things to collapse that easily. Fiat of a country is a representation of an economy and that alone should be enough to tell us, especially with the case of USD in this given scenario, countries won’t give up on it that easily. Also, crash won’t happen in an instant. It is a long process of struggle for an economy. And as time goes by, during the crash, an economy could make a solution to the problem.
987  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin kwoledge is not complete without bitcoin investment on: September 18, 2023, 11:45:23 PM
Yes actualization of your investment would be needed to test if your knowledge is working. but it’ll never be enough; learning never stops. I’ve been here in this industry for years and still, I am learning new things on each week proving that development continues for this industry. And I’m sure others as well are doing the same thing. But as the topic suggests, it’ll mean nothing if you won’t have the courage to actually invest and use your knowledge that you’ve learned. Also, investing won’t be too easy that it’ll smoothly go as planned; there’ll be times that losses would come and that is when your knowledge would be more used to handle the situation.
988  Economy / Economics / Re: for anyone interested in how much their personal data is worth on: September 17, 2023, 10:24:48 PM
As long as you are using the internet and accessing any website or service or platform, there is absolutely no way for you to prevent your data from being shared because you can't keep using a VPN your whole life and some platforms don't even allow that. You also can't stop using some platforms that might be important for you, you might have clients or do work at a certain platform and if you use a VPN, you can access it, so you don't have a choice in that case.

They got tactics they use to collect our data and we don't even realize it, even the clicks that we do, the searches we make on any platform including Google, the messages we send between each other, almost each and everything is recorded and sold to companies for some purpose and we are the victims of that.

Yes, this is the bitter truth of life. All the laws on personal data protection do not work, because they were written by those who collect such data. There are many inconsistencies and loopholes in these laws. Therefore, there is practically no chance to keep the data out of the eyes of others
The moment we engaged with online activities, it is where we are already exposed with risks concerning our personal information to it. Not to mention those malwares which would enforce accessing those informations to make use of it in accordance with their purpose.However this imposes risk to all of us and we are all prone to its leakage.

VPN also won’t be enough to stop the risk of leaking our personal informations ‘coz there are platforms we are accessing which included personal information on their policy and  that they’re ones who would decide where would they use it; to good or bad intentions.
989  Economy / Economics / Re: No choice but to use the unavoidable middle man, the exchange companies. on: September 17, 2023, 10:11:49 PM
You can not eliminate the middle man in businesses, especially in this digital age, be it fiat or cryptocurrencies, because they have come to stay. Big exchanges like Binance, are cashing in on being the middle man in businesses, an unavoidable indirect business associates, in your face, waiting for you to go through them.
Certain cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin are able to eliminate middleman technically, whereas in this case it is a user's need to adjust to business preferences, especially because cryptocurrencies must really pay attention to the level of trust of the second party.
As innovation develops in the crypto industry, the role of third parties can also be built into code which is usually called a smartcontract, although some of these sometimes have serious vulnerabilities that cause greater losses.
Theoretically, you can eliminate the middleman; however, in practice, it's not as easy as it sounds. Even P2P transactions require some sort of middleman; how are you going to pay for the bitcoin you're purchasing? Unless we're talking about a physical transaction with cash in hand, which isn't something that can be deemed particularly safe, I don't know about others, but this whole decentralized movement sounds too inconvenient to me, especially if you're new to cryptocurrencies and trying to make your first purchase. For us, who already hold some coins, the transition is a lot easier.

Unfortunately, whether we like it or not, exchanges are convenient and are used by a large percentage of the cryprocurrency community.
It serves its purposes. You may also choose decentralized exchanges but issues arise sometimes. On my end I am fine using eitherway but I do see the advantage of this ‘middleman’. It somehow gives me the assurance that I will get back with my funds even if someone would try to run with it ‘coz of procedures. Also, we have no other choice; cryptocurrencies are still not yet accepted to most of the countries therefore we would still be needing to convert our holdings to fiat everytime we would be buying something in local markets and to merchants. There are reputable ones we can trust if you’re that worries but since we are talking about centralized ones in this industry, expect higher transaction rates and delays in some instances due to block confirmations. Using it is like paying extra for convenience I guess but it will still never be advisable to store wealth on this platform ‘coz if anything would happen, your fund will be for sure at risk. Take FTX as an example for this one. This is not to generalize but it would be better if we would all be taking extra cautions of it to avoid worse situations. As long as adoption of this industry is still on roll, then we indeed have no other choice but to interact with third party platforms.
990  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What’s the current trend on altcoin right now? on: September 17, 2023, 09:10:00 PM
Government tokens I guess are being noisy these past few days but if it is trend, then meme coins are still having the interest of many investors such as the new ones because of $PEPE. No matter how we tell them that there’s no guarantee of same fate for new meme tokens, people are just too hyped to see that. On the other hand, it could be a good indicator but never expect for a long term progress with such tokens in this industry. Most of the time there’s no utility for meme tokens as we all know therefore there won’t be a lasting and progressive demand that would reflect on its market price; it’ll all be dependent with popularity and market manipulation caused by big investors in this industry. On my end I am avoiding it as well due to the risks involved with sudden dump upon its listing on big exchanges. There are projects who are trying to create ones with utility but that would separate it from its original concept. But if you find its volatility at advantage then that would be good on your end.
991  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Keeping or recovering seed phrases during or after a natural disaster. on: September 17, 2023, 08:26:16 PM
It should be in a place where it would be safe from anything; hacker's and stealing. If it is with natural disasters be sure to keep your device with you. But in worse instances like earthquake and Flood, this would be tough. You may indeed consider memorizing your private keys but you have to be sure you will never forget any of it. This is I guess one of the downsides for this industry unlike with banks wherein you could just contact it once situation becomes better after a disaster. in this industry you are the only one in charge for your funds which is why you need to take extra caution with your safekeep and overall actions toward it.
Hardware wallets, notes written on paper, seeds stored in special safes at home. You can lose all this very quickly due to natural disasters. The only thing you can do is to increase the storage space. If you have houses in different cities or if your parents live there, you can store your seeds there or you can do the healthiest thing and rent physical safes in banks and distribute your seeds to your safes in banks in more than one city. I never thought i would use banks in this way for security reasons Smiley

But with the recent disasters we have experienced, we may think that the best thing would be to divide the seeds and distribute them to different places rather than storing them in one place. The safest method i can think of is to store the seeds in bank vaults in different cities and store them in more than one place rather than in one place.
Depends on how you store them. You can't really lose it if you store it carefully. If you write it on a piece of paper and store it at your house, yes there is a good chance that you could lose it with a natural disaster, like floods would take it away and you will never have access to it.

But, if you could end up putting it in a few different places, far apart from each other, that would be a lot better for you without a doubt. I get that it is not going to be something that would be easy to handle, but you just have to handle it a bit differently. I get that it is going to be something that we can care on the long run, hopefully it will be doing something that would make sense if you could do it that way.
Strategies of such could work but yes, the more you make it complicated the more you’d struggle to access your safekeep once you needed it. And with the situation as the main subject, manage the risk of both accessing it in times of need and putting it away from risk of being accessed by other people.
992  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Knowledge vs hodlings on: September 17, 2023, 05:19:09 PM
Well, ofcourse knowing what you are engaging yourself with should be a must at all times. But if this is to weigh which is more important between having holdings or investing to knowledge, having the capacity to invest would still be the bottomline. If you won’t have enough capability to invest and hold, then your knowledge of this industry won’t be helpful on your end. This is why lazy privileged investors still earns profit ‘coz they have the financial capability to take the risk without prioritizing information; they’d be straightforward with trial and error. but since not all of us has this, and if the amount you would be investing would make you feel huge regret, then you should be doing extra efforts which is to study market price actions, managing the risks, and knowing when is the best time to enter in order to lessen the risk of losing. Obvious answer is to have both capabilities to invest and to know more about it.
Well, knowing how to differentiate between Bitcoin (BTC) and other tokens that are similar in name, like Bitcoin Cash (trash) are one step in the right direction. I have heard about several people who have bought bitcoins at a supposed "bargain" price... only to find out that they have bought Bitcoin Cash.  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Also, people say they are buying bitcoins, when they are actually buying into some Ponzi scheme that are using Bitcoin as a payment option. So knowledge will help you not to make those mistakes.  Tongue

That's the issue people don't want to ask questions and they believe in their own knowledge, and that is why I always advise people aside from the research also have a mentor it will even make things easier for better understanding,  and there different altcoin that people even rush into it to buy neglecting the whole process of researching and asking questions. the story of how people end up buying bitcoin cash is just very funny and the person felt he was taking opportunity and when people hear about bitcoin they are always excited about how they have bitcoin because of the profit, not knowing that there is more to it.
Yes, there are investors who cannot trust their own knowledge of this industry with regards to market analysis but can invest and endure losing which is why they are okay with relying to other’s beliefs of the next price movement, and that’s fine I guess as long as you’re ready with negative consequences.
993  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Mainstream coins or altcoins? on: September 17, 2023, 03:33:29 PM
Perhaps I've always been a lone ranger, which sometimes makes me feel lonely. I'd like to connect with cryptocurrency investors from around the world and share our insights and experiences.
Well, whatever you mean, the only thing I could say to you is that be careful in choosing coins to invest. The market is flooded already with altcoins and more of them are worthless and scams. But if I were you, I'd rather take Bitcoin and the leading altcoins for some profit assurance. Because if you are looking for a profit, you will also know how to choose coins and are able to determine them from numbers of hyped and shitcoins. Otherwise, you'll end up alone again and in regret.

Take time to discover more in the crypto space and you can find the answer.
ofcourse major tokens in this industry would promote less risk of losing money and higher tendency of earning profit. These cryptos are having large scale of community which creates demand and trigger price increase in a long run. However, if it is with bigger profit then there are altcoins having high rate of market price increase due to market manipulation and/or bullrun occurs. But altcoins are naturally volatile especially new ones which are having high levels of market price volatility. Therefore, as an investor you should have a preference whether it is high risk and high demand or lower levels of risk but ain’t much of drastic price increase. Shitcoins are a good example; There’ll be times the market prices of meme token are suddenly increasing once it touch the buyer zone or ‘bottom’. Since I am not that good with DCA and market price analysis, I prefer to play my assets safe from sudden price dump and pump.
Perhaps I've always been a lone ranger, which sometimes makes me feel lonely. I'd like to connect with cryptocurrency investors from around the world and share our insights and experiences.
I think most of us are pretty much lone rangers in here, OP like wandering stalkers or investors. I would appreciate connection with you, OP but you gotta give us first on what coin does interest you the most and there might be people around here that had the same interest in coins as you.

Me as one, am only interested in Bitcoin though since that's where my comfort lies now. I encountered way too many losses in altcoins back in 2017 that's why I do not do altcoin tradings and hodlings anymore. The least and best altcoin I could invest anytime would be ETH for obvious reasons.
Most of us are indeed lonewolf in this industry; trusting our own hunches and price movement biases. There are people who shares their own “work” but due to differences with capital and risk tolerance, it won’t work that easily. Altcoin trading is still alive but the market in general became more unpredictable, so better choose ones who have better recoveries.
994  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: If only property I have is bitcoin on: September 16, 2023, 11:57:27 PM
It will totally depend on how trustworthy the best family candidate is. If that family candidate isn't some gambling/drinking/drug addict and you generally trust him/her to not take your coins while you're still alive, then probably go ahead.

On the other hand, you can just store your recovery seed and some easy-to-understand instructions in a fire-proof safe.
Problem is the member meeting our criteria. Aside from being trustworthy, they should also be aware of what we are transferring to them. If they won't have enough knowledge of it then it'll be put into waste. Therefore, giving it to them shouldn't be done with life and death situation. Just like with inheritance of real estate properties wherein there would be procedures to be done first.  And if possible transfer the knowledge of continuing what you have done or the idea of cryptoinvestment to them in order to make things better for them. But to those who hesitates then just accept the circumstances, try using all of it before your last day and if you fail to do so, then no one's gonna be able to make use of it. There are just circumstances wherein we cannot trust other people than ourselves.
995  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Casino features you like and Don't like but you don't mind on: September 16, 2023, 11:11:25 PM
For sure many gamblers would mention KYC but this is the feature that I won't mind complying to the sites I am using, but this is not to invalidate other's feelings towards KYC. People are just worried of their identities and that is indeed valid, however, in my case I don't move from one casino to another 'coz I'm sticking with a reputable one. It also has a good platform support feature which is definitely a pros on my end. What I don't like also is the UI which sometimes lags and that is possibly because of the volume of players, but they are having a weekly and monthly maintenance of it which us their way to fix the concern. Another is with fees which is a bit high in comparison with fiat based online casinos but I do hope it would be lowered as development in this industry continues.
996  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: How do you manage your money on gambling sites. on: September 16, 2023, 04:46:22 PM
I've been following a few gambling channels on Twitter and Telegram, and whenever they share a screenshot of a bet slip or winning ticket, they occasionally also include the balance of their wallet. I've seen this happen several times, which made me wonder why they don't choose to withdraw their winnings instead of storing them in their gambling site wallet. Why do they leave that much in there, or is it simply for show off? A gambling expert should know better than to save their money on casino websites. 

I always withdraw all my winnings and only deposit the right amount i want to use to gamble whenever i want to play a game. I’d like to know everyone’s opinion on which way is better and which one do you practice in managing your funds on gambling sites.

I also come across such types of people from all kinds of social media they show off their winning slips, I have even tried to follow them until I lost to almost every code they provided so from then I don't even believe whatever is coming from them, some will even ask you to pay money to have access to their gambling channels, which I don't feel is advisable, if you see a game to gamble draft it your self. some of this is just a strategy for them to get the attention of people to either their channels. and some are just to show off but for security, it does not make sense been that is Twitter.
They are either lazy enough to not withdraw or just into gambling whenever they would want to. This is not advisable 'coz if there's anything to happen with the platform then their funds would be at a bigger risk. But for sure they know it and still chooses to disregard or ignore the negative tendency. They should jist assure that they won't cry for it once a problem unexpectedly happen. No matter how good the reputation of the platform is, always take precautionary actions to safekeep your funds 'coz that is simply your funds and if it is important to you this should be needless to say. On my end, best way is to just deposit an amount you would be using for a day or a specific pan. Withdraw the funds you no longer have plans of using. It is easy to deposit and being lazy of it would mean bigger exposure to danger for your funds.
997  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Some of country can offer you legal gambling in 2023! on: September 15, 2023, 11:59:12 PM
Mindset and decisions are different from one country to another, based on their culture, religion and theirs citizen. Gambling is banned in most of muslim countries, some countries banned gambling due to the its negative effect on their citizen. All the people don't have same minset, some people take Gambling seriously and lost a lot & involved in criminal activities to manage money for gambling and make violence. But some countries allow gambling cause government know that they can't stop anyone from gambling, if a person decided to start gambling. There are many secret ways to participate. So "Ethical" or not, it depends on a person how he manage to overview
It is an abritrary feature of culture and tradition. Gambling is considered "unethical" because it is prohibited to most of the religions but with the law, it is simply depending whether it would be taxed or not. Even with religious countries there are gambling activities allowed to operate such as Lotteries registered under governments. But with this topic, not because gambling is allowed to some countries it would already be unethical. It won't be allowed in the first place if it would be questioned by the public and more likely it is not in those countries due to the benefits gambling taxes are making. In my country, there are casinos and lotteries allowed to operate but with restrictions to age so I think it is just fine. If it is addiction being the concern, then that would be depending on the gambler himself and not with gambling in general.
998  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Top 5 Gambling Strategies on: September 15, 2023, 11:29:32 PM
Talking about strategy to make you be in control of your gambling habit right? If that's it then I don't see it working.
Haven't you been in a situation where you have to follow your gambling strategy to a point where you have to dump it after losing heavily without you knowing that you're now on your own?
Haven't you been in that tight situation of not minding that "you" said after losing to a certain amount that you'd stop? Haven't you?
Guys I don't think there's any strategy that can absolve that illness called gambling addiction, it can't go off no matter you plan.
'coz it depends on the gambler himself whether to follow what's planned or strategized. Self-discipline is a virtue as well in gambling industry. No strategy would work if you won't follow it but I do get the point that there are times we are crossing the line we set for ourselves. That is because we sometimes or often let our emotions take over our gambling habits such that even if your alloted money for a day is already consumed, you'd still be eager to continue betting due to the drive of getting back what you have lost. These strategies which are a common things we would come across in gambling are being taken lightly but in reality it would be a huge help to us to be a better gambler with discipline.
Sometimes it is not strategizing to win more but to atleast lessen the amount we would be losing in this industry.
999  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: what are the reputable casino with vault feature? on: September 15, 2023, 11:04:08 PM
Do anyone play on casino's which have vault feature (a wallet type feature where we store the crypto which we don't want to play with)
I think that all casinos I use dont have this vault feature, but why would you even use this for?
If you dont want to play with part of your coins just withdraw them to your own non-custodial wallet and you will be much safer.
No vault will protect your coins from hacker attacks, and casinos shutting down without announcement, like it happened with betnomi few months ago.
If you have problem with spending lot of money than you can extra passphrase and additional seed phrase to make it harder to access and send coins quikcly.
A vault is nothing extraordinary, it's just like a separate wallet where you can keep the coins or money that you don't want to withdraw and will use for gambling later. Let's suppose you have won $5,000, and you want to withdraw $3,000 and keep the remaining balance in there so that you can play it later, you can simply put them in your vault. If someone thinks that a vault can make them become a responsible gambler, that is absolutely not going to happen.

A vault most of the time will be protected with a password or a pin, so the actual advantage of keeping your funds in the vault is that if a scammer or a hacker breaks into your account to steal your funds, they won't see them since they are in the vault and they won't be able to open the vault without its password.
But in such way, the platform has the authority over your funds and this guess, alike with storing some of your wealth on exchanges which is not an advisable thing to do given that there are risks of losing money in particular with platforms turning out to be a scam or other people getting an access to your account for some reasons. So I agree with others who are thinking that if you're not using an amount in your account it would be better to jist withdraw it and deposit once you are needing it. We should never be too lazy to make our funds be vulnerable to risks 'coz being in this industry have already put us to such. So atleast, in every action we will be making that should lessen our risk exposure.

This feature I guess is rare. Most of the time players are just letting their funds unattended to their gambling accounts which is neither advisable as for me.
1000  Economy / Gambling / Re: Project feedback on: September 15, 2023, 10:42:26 PM
Unique and for sure that will result in a fine way. I think you should keep it running as soon as possible since people just want free money in the first place. Though not that different on what we see on other contest but this time it's quiet unique and may spark interest to gamblers alike.

That's true, it's something uncommon and I don't think it has been experienced as of recent time by gamblers on this forum, which means there are diverse opportunities coming in each day on this forum and gambling is one of the best section you can always have this latest updates coming in, i believe more people will have interest in it and try out new attempts to win, just as you've said, people needs money so they will try out new offers.
It is indeed something new and will definitely make a gambling platform more interactive and at the same time would open new opportunities for players to earn from the site aside from betting. In such way, some gamblers might be wanting to be more creative with writing, perhaps in this case, than to rely with pure luck alone. If this would be introduced, other platforms might also create contests of such, and could be in different from, which would make earning from crypto gambling sites not only one dimensional. Another possible outcome of such contests is to lessen the stress for players who are constanly losing especially if they are into the activity which would be covered by the contest itself. I hope number of possible winners would be fair as well so that more players would be engaging into it.
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