nothing really, they are just taking advantage of the porn industry, also, it's not like they are targeting children with this kind of advertisement. That being said, they might be inadvertently negatively affecting people who are porn addicts, I mean, I remember reading before that poeple with addiction are at higher risk of getting addicted to other things because they tend to use something as a coping mechanism that would usually end up in addiction.

Welcome to the forum!

I have a question, regarding the "no kyc" I saw on the original post, is the casino really a no kyc casino? I checked your terms and conditions and didn't see anything about requesting any kyc, but I just want to be sure that at no point in time will KYC be asked.

Also, it's been a while since the last time I saw a new casino that shows its bankroll.

Because it gets people's attention, if you have seen enough gambling ads, you'll notice that these kinds of ads are quite common and almost all casino probably do these kind of ads. To be honest, the video you showed isn't even that bad, there are far worse gambling ads than that.

I'm sorry @OP, it seems like there's not much we can do here. Their account has been negatively tagged, they have an active flag, and they are not logging in to the forum anymore.

I was gonna try to suggest posting this to askgambler and lcb.org, but they both do not have any reviews on Ole7.io, so I'm not sure if they'll take the case. Casino.guru, on the other hand, has a review of their casino/clone, but one is labelled closed, and the other has an E rating with warnings that they use a fake license. But, as far as I know, they do not mediate sportsbetting-related issues.

Good for him, but I'm not gonna lie, as much as I love Pacquiao, it seems like he gets a lot of privilege, which could be unfair to other boxers hoping to get a shot against the champion. I mean, he gets to fight a champion just fresh out of his retirement, and now he is about to fight another champion after having a draw in his first fight after his retirement. I guess his fame really gives him a lot of advantages to get big fights like this, since it most likely brings a lot of viewers and money, which is what promoters love.

This entirely depends on the person. Sure, there are lottery winners who recklessly spent their money thinking it wouldn't run out, but there are also lottery winners who used the money they won to build something that would secure and further build their wealth.

Yeah, no, I'd rather win the lottery than work my way up with no guarantee of success. Sure, working your way up to success can be fulfilling, but winning the lottery doesn't mean you can't build something that is fulfilling and satisfying.

would you mind sharing some of the newbie accounts that got tagged for not acting like a newbie? also, the "tag" you mentioned isn't negative, it seems like it is just a neutral feedback that the user of the account is familiar to the forum.

having a newbie account does not mean someone is new to the forum or is ignorant about bitcoin/cryptocurrency. nobody would really care if you know a lot about the forum or cryptocurrency. just join any discussion that you want and share what information you can share.

I'm guessing they accused you of "value betting/arbitrage" or something similar to that?

Anyway, just curious, did they only give you back your initial deposit after you filed a complaint against them with their licensor? because that is what it looks like based on the story and the screenshot you shared.

To answer the thread title, dopamine is one of the major causes of developing a gambling addiction. It doesn't matter what kind of gambling game you are playing, as long as it can cause your body to release dopamine, it can get you addicted to it.

I've had gambling problems in the past, but soon realised that it was giving me financial problems and was affecting my future, so I stopped. When I started gambling again, I was more cautious about my gambling habits, and so fa,r it has done me a lot of good.

Not sure if we can pinpoint the actual main driver for the increase of "risky gamblers" in Australia, but I can say the ease of acces to online casinos might be one of the factors. Maybe the state of their economy is also a playing factor in it, I mean, I've heard from someone I personally know that the cost of living in Australia has significantly increased in just a few years, so maybe there are gamblers hoping to get a lot of money through gambling.

I thought I would share this post I saw here because I can't help but feel like this is one of those spam threads with suspicious links that pops up out of nowhere. Also, I feel like the thread I saw this post from was specifically made just for this post, with a suspicious link.

Do you have screenshots of your conversation with their support? If you do, would you mind sharing it? It could show that it is a pattern for them to hint at a refund in exchange for toning down a review or completely removing it. any service that do this is suspicious and should be evoided.

Doing these things could make gamblers be more aware of how long they have stayed inside the casino and how much they have spent/lost. If gamblers have that awareness, it could make them stop gambling if they realise they have spent enough time inside or have spent/lost enough money.

This is a big accusation. Would you mind posting screenshots of your evidence, like emails, chats, declined withdrawals, etc... to back up your claims?

I would have PM'd their representative, but it seems like you've already done that and got a response and stopped responding after that.

This has been the issue with nitrobetting for more than a year now(maybe more), and there have been gamblers from nitrobetting coming here, posting about this same issue with nitrobetting. There isn't really no way of knowing if they are bankrupt, but the way they are operating, they are probably close to it but are just holding on.

I think you should try posting on LCB.org. There was a gambler complaining about the same issue, he had been waiting for his withdrawal to be approved for months. Recently, he posted that his issue got resolved after posting his issue with Nitrobetting on LCB.org

If you are curious, here's the thread of the guy that got his case resolved after 3 months nitrobetting no paying out 33.75mBTC 1 month

Would you mind sharing screenshots of the conversation you've had with their support just to back up your claims? Also, is "cryptobookie" a website they own, or are you just talking about crypto sportsbook websites in general?

They have an ANN thread here, but it looks like it is about their lottery, and the representative who posted that hasn't been online since 2019.

Since there is no way to contact anyone from them here in the forum(at least as far as I know), I'd suggest posting this on gambling mediator websites like askgamblers or LCB.org. They might be able to help you.

Yeah, I have gambled while drunk, and yes, I've done it when gambling in a physical casino and online. There is really nothing wrong with it if you only do it once in a while and your goal is to have fun. But if you do it often, it could end in disaster.

Yes, it did change the way I place bets. I became bolder with my bets and made more mistakes, and yes, I mostly lost(there are times that I won too), but it was fun.

I think that'll be considered as spamming(which would break one of the forum rules) if he keeps bringing up his website to any discussion he joins, even if his posts are not off-topic. As to whether he is breaking rule number 4, I am not sure. I mean, I've seen threads where the OP posted the link to their website that hosts referral links, but doesn't get deleted because the content of the website is well built, and they are not posting the link to their websie whenever they can.

di na ko surprised na yan yung naging top five wallet dito sa pinas, I mean, apart sa coins.ph napaka well known nung mga nasa list globally, yung coins.ph naman is established na yung reputation nila at napaka konti ng ka kompetisyon dito sa bansa.

anyway, sa limang nasa listahan, meta mask lang yung may coins akong naka store, the rest ay ginamit ko lang para mag exchange at withdraw ng coins. also, electrum gamit ko pag store ng bitcoin.

I'm confused, I mean, if you want discussions about gambling, you can visit the "gambling discussions" board, which is the child of board of gambling board. This part of the board(gambling) is mainly focused on casinos advertising their platform(I think), so you might have some trouble finding discussions about gambling that you are looking for.