Well, we as people have codes and values I would never bet houses or things that are very valuable to me, I prefer to lose before doing something stupid like that, That's why we should always use our minds and be intelligent when playing Intelligence prevents us from making wrong decisions.

Imagine this, a casino glitch adds funds to your balance, you play, withdraw, and the money lands in your account. Later, the casino says it was a bug and demands you return it.

Legally, would you actually be liable if you don’t return it? Or is it fair to say you acted in good faith since you didn’t know?
And what if casinos can just claim “glitch” anytime they don’t want to pay?

• Do you agree that sports betting has more staying power than other games?

I told him that Fiat is more suited for crime than Bitcoin, dirty politicians can have money move around in fiat and hide it because they are in power but the blockchain is public, is there any point you guys can contribute to add up?

Mas mabilis kasi ang asic kesa sa gpu kaya ito ang ginamit nila, bukod dito mas malakas sa kuryente if gagamitin mo ung gpu, possible lang sila sa eth at ibang alt mineable token, pero if bitcoin mo ito ginamit, possible pero ung electricity cost mo mas malaki at hindi profitable, saka ang bitcoin kasi, sha 256, at ang asic ay custom made for sha 256 ito ay algo kaya kung gagamitin mo si gpu, mahirap, pero if custom made para sa sha 256 mas profitable gaya nga ng asic miner dahil design ito para dito.

I got confused and started thinking if really I was the cause of what happened. I want to ask how many of you here have been blamed for someone else losses.

If you were in my shoes how will you feel.

So what do you think - is Bitcoin still the king of crypto gambling, or have stablecoins already replaced it?

All these are what I said but was that wanting to hear from the community if there are any more input to share with them maybe when I am around them.

Please respond responsibly!

But let's discuss gambling addiction without loss of money. The reason for distinguishing this particular form of gambling addiction is that it's milder and likely treated differently. What do I mean by this? For example, these are the online games that teenagers enjoy playing. They primarily spend a significant amount of time playing them, which leads to difficulties in school or social adaptation. But since the games are generally free, this type of addiction is generally milder, as such a gambling addict typically wastes a significant amount of time unproductively, but has no financial problems overall. What do you think about gambling addiction without losing money? Do you think this type of gambling addiction exists, or is it a far-fetched problem? If so, does it require a fundamentally different treatment?

Question: do you care who mines your transactions — or are you happy letting governments do it for you?

So here’s the question: is the future of crypto shaped by Wall Street investors, or by ordinary people in weaker economies who actually use it?

What do you think?

I have been gambling for years, maybe I have been addicted to it at some point even though I never noticed, however I'm a little in control of my gambling activities. Something still get me confused regarding gambling addiction that is a hot topic here and I want to get opinion of others on these areas:

• How do you know you are addicted to gambling

Is it better to avoid addiction in the first place by completely devoiding yourself of doing that activity instead of playing and getting addicted only to try and recover afterwards?

What we have to come to terms with is that, gamblers that have little control over their gambling activities, most especially those that doesn't have a limit control will must definitely fine a way to blame whatever outcome they face and in as much as that is, we have to come to terms with such realities playing out such characters from irresponsible gamblers will definitely pop up time to time.

First we must have to deal with them in a case to case level and coming out with our conclusions such as in a way that we point out the areas both the gambler and the casino have not played they roles effectively that results into this kind of situation outcome.

Sa tingin ko binalik talaga ng coinbase yun dahil kilalang nba player kasi si Durant, swerte narin nya kasi narecover nya parin yung account password nya talaga.
Ngayon, sa personal assessment ko sa coinbase, noon pa mana ayoko talagang gumamit nyang coinbase dahil nakitaan ko talaga ito ng panget na sistema sa kanilang platform.

Kumbaga ito ngang coinbase ang pinagkopyahan ng coinsph pagdating sa sistema, kaya nga tignan mo ang panget din ng sistema ng coinsph sa atin at madaming mga lokal
 community natin dito ang nagsipag-alisan din dito sa coinsph.

1)How often do you end up regretting a big loss after gambling?

2) Does that regret actually make you change the way you gamble, or do you just move on and keep playing?

3) Could it be that regret itself is part of the cycle that keeps us coming back to gamble?

You've probably heard people say, "The longer we play, the better our chances of winning jackpot." But in reality, it’s often the opposite and such a mindset can be a trap. Each spin is a independent event, and every second doesn't increase your chances of winning in the next spin.