I do have mixed feelings for this. Unfortunately, there are YouTubers who are paid by the gambling websites in order to sponsor the latter. The funds that those YouTubers have came from the owners of the gambling website and in some cases, the odds are also rigged.

As someone who frequently watches YouTube, there was an instance where I got hooked in trying these so called "skin-gambling websites" (CSGO) where a famous YouTuber promoted it. Unfortunately, the results were not the ones that I was hoping for. But on the other hand, these YouTubers also get paid from it as a source of their income.

I think this is mainly to the influence of other posters who share tons of useful information who get merited at the end. The only difference is, either newbies copy-paste something (plagiarism) from the internet or they share tons of information which are not relevant at all.

Like what you have mentioned, even a short-reply but with meaningful and useful information can do the trick as long as you're focusing on the point of the thread. While this may take some time for some newbies to learn, all small-steps are big achievements on their own.

As someone who has prior experience betting against the house, I can comfortably say that I choose option "B". The odds of the house are just too huge for me to risk an amount. Though while I do understand that most people would prefer to bet against the house due to its convenience, I would still choose option "B" for the fact that the diversity it offers are unparalleled.

But if I do not have the luxury of waiting, I would in a heart beat, choose option A due to its convenience and simple mechanic.

A book about gambling? Hmmm that's a gamble! HAHA jokes aside, I think instead of purchasing a book, it is better to read articles online or watch videos on YouTube. There are tons of materials that are free on the internet and purchasing a book specifically for 'gambling' may not be a good idea.

Like what most have mentioned, just do some proper research on Google and lots of results would show up.


I did not expect this also- I mean, what would be the content of it? I think it is relatively useless to provide tips since everything's a gamble on gambling?

Most millionaires do believe in the traditional type of investment- which is either purchasing stocks or gold on the market. Since most of these investors got their wealth from a relatively risky method, some do not approve of investing into an instrument which is highly volatile (cryptocurrencies).

Though this may be the case, some big investors are jumping on the ship as they expressed their interest towards cryptocurrencies. Imagine a millionaire purchasing several hundreds of BTC. The slightest increase/decrease on its price means gain or loss of millions of $$$ on their part.

I do think it is better to have some sort of initiative rather than just leaving it unnoticed. The fact that UK government has recognized the potential risks and harm of gambling says a lot about its impact on the health and livelihood of the youth on their country. With this kind of program, while it may not completely prevent gambling addiction, it provides an extra layer of security against it.

Nowadays, lots of programs have been created against gambling addiction. There are also programs which promote gambling awareness especially to the youth in which their curiosity might spark their interest on it.

Like what I previously mentioned in similar threads, trading involves a great amount of risk. There was this article that I read before that 97% of beginner traders lose money in their first attempt while 3% only earned as much as a bank teller.

Trading is definitely not a game as it requires capital and skill. The knowledge on the market will definitely help you arrive at a decision on whether to purchase/sell your coins but experience is what separates a trader from a skilled one. That is why, before you trade, make sure that you trade only the amount that you're willing to lose. If you are a beginner, never go all in.

Though this may backfire on the side of the online gambling website, submitting/requiring KYC documents during the registration is one way in order to combat online underaged gamblers. But then again, most people avoid gambling websites that require KYC and this would definitely take a toll on the player base of a gambling website, thus, I do not see this happening in the near future.


I agree with your statement. I think the curiosity of a child does wonders but they must be properly guided and briefed by their parents about gambling and its potential harm to one's future.

I also visited the website and noticed on how quickly they'd created this website- it's like no effort at all was used in the making of this.

Please, do not even bother to check or to think about investing into this project. Like what Jawhead said, no information, no whitepaper, no team members were posted. It's like the developers hastily created this project as a test but they just shoot their shot hoping that one would invest into this abomination.


I agree with Yahoo. This is the scam accusation board in which threads here are reserve for reporting scams, etc. If you have sufficient proof about this website you posted, feel free to report it here so others would be notified as well.

Slot games and poker have one similarity- is that they fall on the same category as 'gambling'. Both also involve luck in playing but the latter requires some sort of skill in order to reduce the risks associated with the game. In addition, there are lots of factors that have to be considered that may turn the tide of the game in your favor in poker.

Personally, slot games are my 'go-to' game as it does not require some thinking. You just pull down the lever and let luck decide your fate. Unlike in poker where it is very tedious, I value my time a lot and when I see that my budget is depleted (or if I achieved my goal), I'd leave quickly.

Definitely! The problem with leaving cryptocurrencies behind is that it requires some sort of password in order to access the cryptocurrencies that you have. In the event that a person suddenly dies, all of those cryptocurrencies would be stuck in those wallets forever without any hope of recovering them (unless you know the password).

While we are in this topic, I wonder how many wallets right now are locked with hundreds to thousands of cryptocurrencies inside as their owners have died or left them behind? I do hope that there is some hope of recovering those said wallets given the technological advancement in our day and age.

I think creating a list about the biggest losses of losing streak of people would be slightly advantageous to the people who are addicted to gambling. I also do think it is a way of convincing the public about the dangers of gambling addiction and the costs associated with it.

Some millionaires do gamble for the sake of having fun due to the adrenaline experienced on betting huge amounts of money. Though some rich people do it for fun, others do it primarily for gaining profit. They would rather choose to bet against the odds even if the chance of winning is 50/50.

All the points that OP mentioned are valid as it gives us a daily reminder not everything revolves around cryptocurrency.

The problem stems when you trade full-time as you rely on this aspect for your daily/monthly needs. In addition, there are people who trade/invest large amounts of money and the slightest movement, either increase or decrease on its price, means gain or loss of thousands of $$$ on your part.

But I do agree with the points raised by OP though it may be really difficult when you're on the receiving end.

I would suggest to diversify your investments by investing into BTC and to some altcoins BUT majority of your investment should be allocated to BTCs.

For example, I would invest 70-80% of those CADs to BTC while the remaining would be allocated to some altcoins in the market. The reason behind this decision is due to the potential of the price of BTC skyrocketing in the future especially after the fork 3-4 years from now. In addition, ETH and XRP have shown to have some big potential on their price which is highly recommended also for long term investment.

What determines the price of BTC is the law of demand and supply. In addition, its price is also dependent on how people purchase it on the market. That is why, BTC has been associated as the new era's "digital gold" where people have been investing it for long-term.

The question is, is BTC a scam? I don't think so. With its price steadily increasing on the market and more establishments have been accepting it as an alternative currency, BTC won't be tagged as a scam anytime soon.

Holy moly, this GP is definitely my favorite this year! Seeing Ricciardo winning a pole position on F1 can definitely boost his confidence in driving. But I do think we should also give credit to Bottas. He was at P19 and ended in P3. He's just really consistent and I am definitely excited to see him in Alfa Romeo this 2022.

When I saw the crash between Lewis and Max, I knew that this would be my favorite GP. The level of competitiveness that those two provide are just unparalleled from what I have seen over the few years!

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Madaming factors ang nag dederive sa pag taas or pag bagsak ng presyo ng BTC. Relatively, stable siya ngayon sa P2.3M pero bumababa din siya occasionally depende sa demand/supply.

Ngayon, HODL lang talaga ang ginagawa ko though lahat ng mga BTC na nakukuha ko ay galing sa proceeds ng campaign signature. Si Elon naman, napakalaki kasi ng impluwensya niya sa crypto space kaya kahit anong sabihin niya, ang laki ng epekto nito sa presyo.

I think they are completely disregarding the disparity among developed, developing, and underdeveloped countries in terms of technological advancement and priorities.

While I do see that developed and some developing countries may be able to adapt, underdeveloped countries would be heavily prejudiced assuming that this shift is soon to be implemented. Transacting using cryptocurrencies require the use of some sort of 'technology' or device that would allow a person to trade their coins. Remember that not all countries have the luxury of shifting toward this kind of implementation as there are other problems that they are more focused on dealing first.

I think OP's question is rather vague- since it opens a plethora of questions that only us members could assume his true intention.

In adherence to this so called "multiplayer dice game", I assume that players assemble which go against the house in some instances. Well, this kind of setup may be beneficial to the players as this calls for camaraderie against the odds/house. Though I still advise that before you gamble, you should always have a budget for the day in order to avoid overspending.

This is actually a good advice.

Exchanging your BTCs to a stable alternate cryptocurrency may be the key but this would involve some risk associated with its price. Though the only trade back to this exchange is the limited amount of profit one would accumulate on the process.

Still, I do think that HODLing will be the way to go for long-term investments. If a person wants to focus on short-term gains, then there would be some risks also associated due to its price volatility. That is why, the key is always research and knowledge on the market.