Most of the gamblers, lied to the loved ones, who will accept the loss..! any how we should aware of the platforms and play responsibly.
This is the worst thing ever and it denotes something equally bad, when you start lying to cover expenses it means that you are in the addiction phase An alarm should go off in your head and you should understand that maybe it's better to ask for help and stop while it's possible and there's little harm done. And, you are not going to stop lying at every mistake you will make. That's how addictive lying could be, worse than a gambling addict. I don't do this because I don't want the trust of the people near me. I tell them everything, especially my wife. I have won many times, and I spent it all for her and our kids. Then, there's always the losing side, which, although it is a sad story, is when both of you will be tested. I am just glad that I am supported with the mistakes I have made, but I think it's also because I have won a good amount that I spent a lot of the winning money on most of the things in our house.
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Still, you can't say that slots have a higher chance of winning. If I were you, I would not let it go into my head.
I have been playing slots for a long time, and I can say for a fact that it could get nasty anytime. The losing streak could go way too far that you won't even believe that it could happen. So, you just got lucky and received an early big win. Keep in mind that it's just a lucky shot and it doesn't mean that it could happen over and over again. The wagering requirements, though, are high for me. x30 to keep it. I might give up after losing the bonus money.
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You cannot rely on rumors. They are doing this for the purpose of hyping the altcoins, but it's not real. You might just end up buying alts that will probably increase in value for a very short period of time.
Asking when? Well, we don't really know. The Altcoin market doesn't rely on the fall of Bitcoin anymore, which happened in the past. Today, there are stablecoins that will catch the sudden fall, and that's why it's hard to predict the market of altcoin when to increase.
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Well, in that case, I also started 'gambling' much earlier then, we used to play cards amongst friends and there would be this cricket players and wwe wrestler stickers at stake.
Stickers! Nice. We played before with bets of bottle caps, rubber bands, and playing cards. I just realized now that I was gambling when I was still a kid. We are placing bets, although to our knowledge, it is still a game. There was money that was involved, but indirectly. We are buying those rubber bands and playing cards, and we use them to place bets. Now I know why my guardian is so angry at me whenever she sees my rubber bands and cards.  It costs money to have those, and she knows I've spent my school allowance just for that.
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Anxiety cannot be fought with gambling because gambling can cause us much more Anxiety than normal and what we will achieve is that we will complicate things more, that is why we must be smarter and do other things, something that does not generate stress, everything that can produce happiness is Welcome, but if you gamble and do not win the desired happiness will increase, it is better at the time of gambling to do it with little money so as not to risk so much, money is important and it is what makes our lives easier.
I agree with that. It can complicate things more if the anxiety already exists. Those who have this kind of problem should really avoid gambling. I don't even have that kind of problem, and yet, when I am on a losing streak, I really feel the stress and the feeling of being cheated. No one likes that feeling, and if it triggers extreme anxiety, then it's better to just play other things that will relax us. I stopped playing slots for weeks now because I really felt the impact of the stress, and thankfully, I am not looking for it anymore. I do want to play, but whenever I think about the stress it will give, I decide not to.
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I think it’s really simple. I think it comes down to laws and economics. Sure there are probably plenty of poor countries where gambling is illegal or I should say legal sorry and that is just another way for governments to collect money. I guess that’s pretty universal however, some nations are more strict with all sorts of different things like here in the United States. We just recently opened up legal gambling. It’s created a massive influx of government taxation And so I don’t see that slowing down and I see other countries adopting the same.
I guess it will depend on the results of the other countries. I mean, before they could legalize gambling in their country, they could use the results of the other country, especially their economy, if it was a successful one. Yes, gambling could really give a big amount in taxation, but they also need to see how it will affect their people. They could find another way to tax people, but when it's gambling, they are losing money both ways. In gambling and in tax. This is deep research before they implement it, or they could just make a test before implementing such a big rule. Legality of gambling.
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Anybody can gamble for whatever reason, that's their problem cause it's their choice but hope they gamble responsibly should be the question.
Here this is the most important thing, a simple play can determine our life if necessary , a game if we do it well we can enjoy without any problem, the bad thing is that if we do not control ourselves we can have many bad Experiences , and lose money that is what should be avoided the most , as users we want to entertain ourselves in many ways , the riskiest thing is to do it with money and if emotions run high. If there's no control, next to it is stress. Believe me, I have been there. When I am on the losing side, all I can think of is that the online casino is a cheater. It eats too much money and does not even give any RTP. This happens a lot of times in slots where it is like the game is too hungry to eat money and forgot to chew. I mean, you cannot even enjoy the game because the losing streak is just shocking.  Well, we have different reasons to gamble, but I believe the main reason is to win. The fun part is just a bonus.
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Thankfully, I am not.
I have seen a lot of different names of online casinos that are popping out on social media, and I think it's really growing. Right now, there are two new names that have been coming out when I scroll Facebook. But all I do is press the button "Not interested" so I can somehow minimize the number of local online casinos that will come out.
Is it now worse? Yes, I think so. The growth in the number of gamblers is a fact. So, I think this is the era of online gambling, and it can become our norm unless our government starts banning them.
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Gambling for me is merely an alternative way to seek enjoyment in this world. Of course, as people grow older, they prioritize other aspects of life over gambling, whether it be family, career, or other activities. However, one common trait shared by responsible gamblers is that they limit the time they spend on gambling, making it one part of their life but not the priority in living it.
When I watch and play soccer as a hobby, I naturally set aside time each month for gambling in a few sessions spread out over the week.
If it's sports, I believe it's easier to be a responsible gambler. I mean, you don't have to be in front of the gambling webpage just to see what is happening. You place your bet, watch the game, and just enjoy it with the added thrill that you put some of your money on the line for your favorite team. I think most sports bettors have that in common. If they have a selected sport that they bet on, they just wait for those games, even if it takes one or two days before each game. It doesn't matter as long as they are not forcing it on other sports that they do not have knowledge about.
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Do you take responsibility for your losses, or do you play blame game?
I take full responsibility for my own losses, and I see that many others agree with this perspective. Still, I can’t help but wonder why such a question even arises in the first place. After reflecting, I found an intriguing answer within myself because I’ve faced this situation too. This usually happens with slots and certain house games. For example, I was once playing blackjack with a provider (I won’t mention the name). On live tables, it’s rare to lose five consecutive games. Sure, losing streaks happen, but in my experience, they’re much less frequent. Yet when I played with this provider, I ended up losing seven games in a row. Isn’t that suspicious? It’s exactly the kind of outcome that makes you question things. Regular players will understand this feeling and the frustration that comes with it. I agree. Slots and casino games most of the time. The losing streaks will really make you question the fairness of a casino, and I have given up playing slots for a week now because of that. It will really frustrate you to the point that you will blame the online gambling site for giving you sh*t. It will make you wonder how far it will go before you can even claim a win, or the RTP will click and give you back a part of the money lost. Sometimes it won't even happen at all until you lose thousands of dollars. This is when the blame game will be ripe.
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This is momentum. It's going to be bigger in the upcoming years.
You are right, sports gambling has become the norm now. In the US, they have their own sports that are supported by their citizens and even those outside their country. NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, and more. All of this has a betting line in offshore bookies and their local betting application that is being broadcast on local television like a normal commercial.
Because of the popularity of their games, even international fans are watching them around the world, and I think it will continue unless they have a traditional president who will halt this kind of industry.
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^ The Minnesota Lynx advances to the 2nd round early. They can get a lot of rest and be fresh for their next battle, whichever team it will be. Here are the games later. https://stake.games/sports/basketball/usa/wnbaWas the win of the Fever really just a fluke, or can they really win this? They won by 17 points in Game 2, and yet they are still the heavy underdog in their match later. Aces versus Storm, on the other hand, was a very close game in Game 2. I don't want to guess anymore. I will just place my bets later. Good luck to everyone.
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So I had this bad experience where I played Real Madrid to win, arsenal to win and Juventus to win or draw and so the first game, been arsenal entered and then Real Madrid and Juventus started the same time and so I was following them up and I played the game NGN 5000 to win NGN32000. There was an extent I followed the game up I was angry the way Juventus was playing, once they equalize union giloise will score and it was annoying so at 90 minutes I cash out NGN 400 because I was so angry only for me to check back and saw 4:4 that was the most annoying part and I think if I would have gone to bed I wouldn't have cash out the game. So I think most times the only way to avoid this is by going to bed and forget about it but sometimes you need to stay up to monitor the game.
What do you guys think?
I think I have said this many times in this thread about cashing out. When we are betting on a parlay and we badly need the money, cash out and don't look at the next results to avoid regret or frustration. This is a choice we made, so we should just appreciate what we received. Don't look back. That way, we will avoid blaming ourselves about why we are not being brave enough to continue the parlay. If we make a parlay and we are sure to continue it, then let's make it straight to ourselves that we won't press the cashout button.
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OP, I know that the reason for creating this thread is to enlighten people of a strategy that could help prevent addiction, it's a nice one and am in support of anything that would aid gamblers to prevent addiction, well one of the fastest way to attract addiction is by being a greedy gambler, therefore I believe that if every gambler can avoid being too greedy it would go a long way to aid them from getting addicted. Howeve, knowing when to quit is another good practice since a gambler would see no reason to chase lose when they develop such mindset.
But that's the problem. Greed ain't easy to control. It is human nature to be hungry for more. Unlimited unsatisfaction. I think the best way is to have a budget of how much we are going to lose and also an amount on where we will stop when we win it. Let's say we are playing slots. How much multiplier before we say we are done? x500? x300? x100. Recently, I talked to a man who plays slots, and he honestly said, without anything to be ashamed of, that he is withdrawing the money whenever he doubles it. If he deposited $5, he would be out when it became $10. He won't even try for a last spin. Even if it goes higher than that, he will still withdraw without thinking to spin more. That is actually a good discipline, and if many gamblers are like that, maybe we can prevent gambling addiction problems.
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It's funny because it's just $10 wasted. If that's a larger amount, I bet you will cry.  Just kidding. I think my funniest story in gambling or the most joyful one is the instant when I already surrendered my bet from a basketball game, and then when I woke up and checked it, I still won the bet. I even watched the replay just to see what the hell happened, and to my surprise, a buzzer-beater was the reason behind it. It's both funny and amazing because the team I bet for didn't surrender until the end of the game, while I had already given up and was trying to move on. 
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That tells how much growth the gambling industry has gone through after the creation of online casinos and is continuing to happen until now.
IMO, this is not yet over. It could grow to 2 percent or more in the said country in the first sentence. I think the problem is how they will manage to control this. Or is that a very low percentage that they will let it continue? I mean, they are also receiving taxes from the gambling platforms if they are regulated. I bet they are because they have the numbers to tell it.
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There's no real time to be thinking about holding BTC. It's a must, that's my opinion.
With altcoins, that's where it is different. If you have a good amount of BTC in your stash and just want to spend that $100 for something else, I would probably invest it in old school alts. Ethereum, etc... But if you are somehow a high-risk investor and want to put that money on something else, then it's going to be hard to find a project that will be successful in the future. Especially now that most eyes are on BTC in the Ber months.
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It's a program, so be very careful about it. In fact, it's better to just avoid these things. It could be phishing or worse.
I don't believe in anything that is about cheating against the casino or online casinos. If it's working, then good for them, but we have to understand that once they trace that, your account could be frozen, and it will be all for nothing. Money and time wasted. Then, you put your computer or your smartphone at risk by having such a program that might steal all your information.
I suggest not installing this one.
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$1 difference in just hours. But still, I don't think it will reach a new ATH anytime soon.
December is when I am optimistic, or maybe before that month comes, when people receive their year-end bonuses and use them to buy Bitcoin and start increasing the demand again. It was always in that month when everything went crazy. It could be bad or good, but since the ETF is already here, I bet the probability of going upwards is higher than taking a dip. Fingers crossed.
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I believe Kuminga will be better and improved on team that requires him badly.
That's the reason why he is not accepting anything that the Warriors are offering to him. He wants to be a star so badly that he needs to be on another team to show his talent. This is going to be hard, considering the deadline is near. The deal changed to $75M for 3 years with a team option in the last year. That's actually a sweet deal, but I guess he will squeeze every penny he can get and make the Warriors pay more just to get him. Well, I just hope that this won't end up like what happened to Dennis Schroder. The Lakers offered him a good contract, but he kept on refusing it until he ended up with a veteran salary on another team.
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