Ironically, you do not actually need to be rich to do 11 out of the 15 things that you mentioned in your list. I highlighted those things in bold letters, just to show you.

Having fun is just living. You do not need a lambo or a big house or a yacht to have fun. I am pretty sure lots of non-rich people can rent a yacht though. Even if just for a few hours. But what a waste of money that would be to most of normal people... A yacht or a lambo is really just a status symbol for showing off. Basically showing off is the one activity people who are not rich cannot afford.

And anyone not eating good food everyday is not really living. They are voluntarily struggling (unless they are very very poor, in that case, its understandable).

I have to say, I am quite proud of you guys. Not a single answer other than a big "NO". I think that perhaps the OP is a bit new at cryptocurrency, despite his aged account and might be feeling very nervous due to the current dip, aka "correction". So I do hope that the poll provided you some relief, after seeing how strong our assurance is about Bitcoin and generally, most cryptocurrency. Although personally, I would leave out the cryptocurrency part and just go for Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a sure thing, every other crypto... Not so much.

You should be prepared for scary sell-offs in the crypto world. The price volatility is amazingly high and can make you dizzy. Most important thing is not to panic, keep your wits about you and step away from the keyboard. Just hodl. Really, thats the best advice anyone can give you.

Going by the very fact that nobody in the Bitcointalk community actually knows what "coin flashing" actually is, I would wager to think that it is not actually anything. Either you misunderstood something that someone told you or somebody is trying to lie or scam you out of your money. I myself have never heard of "coin flashing" either and I have been trading for a long time, so there are not many terms about trading that I am unfamiliar with.

But if you asked me to use my imagination and describe it as best as I could, I would have to guess that coin flashing sounds either like something that market makers do in high frequency trading or something that resembles making coin origins untraceable. Like coinmixing or something.

But as I said, it probably does not exist. 

Alright so after an initial look at the hybrid casino "chipstars", I can say that the User Experience Design is not too shabby. I am even a bit impressed if this is not some copy paste website which was only slightly modified to make it look somewhat original. From what I can tell, thats not the case here. Furthermore the website does not try to hide anything of importance like legal texts or KYC requirement issues.

What I am having troubles with is the fact that Chipstars claims to be a community-based casino but when I look on your Twitter, I see almost 2k followers but almost no engagements with your social media posts. This leads me to believe the followers are just there for padding the account and making it look like you have a bigger community than you really do. If that is the case then it feels disingenuous to me.

I would have to agree with the previous posters on this issue. There are a lot of risks and avoiding issues will be very hard, as you would be operating illegally. You would have to offer your services in a shady, secretive way, like through the darkweb or something. And in the end, the probability of you getting caught is extremely high. So there really is no point. You should just look into finding a grey area. For example, what is and is not considered "gambling" and how can you offer gambling-type services while remaining in the legal area?

In my country, for example, skill-based gambling is not really considered gambling and you would have no problem offering such services. Maybe you can find a loophole for your own country? I recommend asking the people of your own country. We have local boards, perhaps you can ask there?

I would wager to think that thats a human experience that everyone has gone through. A very unpleasant way to rediscover your own weaknesses but I cannot think of a single gambler in this community who has not had the displeasure of going through their funds, more than they expected when they started the day.

Its fine. Everyone is only human. Live and learn.

If anything, it serves as a more or less slightly painful lesson not to do it again. I would think that I am a more careful gambling enthusiast because of stupid mistakes like that. At some point you see the money losses as "lesson fees". 

You can always come here to vent, though

I do hope that after the lawsuit has been thrown out of the window (as it should be), the so-called partner who brought the whole thing into being gets counter sued for defamation. Because this definitely will have a bad effect on Stake.com and they definitely will lose a considerable amount of users. Especially because, as already mentioned by you, the plaintiff is a former partner and by making such claims, he is, from my non-lawyer perspective, very probably engaging in libel/slander.

And honestly, I do not think I would let that go, if it were my company.

On the first day of the Eth merge, Ethereum has already proven why Bitcoin should never switch to POS:

Two Ethereum addresses run up to 45.18% of all nodes post-Merge. source: https://coingape.com/ethereum-merge-concerns/

Boom, undecentralized.

I do not understand why you would want to leave your funds to be gambled away by a "betting bot". Is the purpose of gambling not to do it yourself? Thats the whole point, have fun and maybe win money! At least, that is what the concept of gambling is to me, in my own subjective view of gambling.

And anyway, gambling is luck-based. So how would any kind of algorithmic script/code make any kind of sense? Are you hoping the bot will be able to find some kind of way to exploit bets to win you profit? If so, then that sounds like a red flag and scam to me. I would never pay even 1 cent for any gambling bots.

So basically, gambling bots are 100% fake. Don't waste your money.

The energy problem is not a bitcoin problem, Faketoshi.

You might not be able to understand this just like you cannot understand the difference between shitcoins and Bitcoin. So let me help you out a little:

Yes, energy consumption is a problem for the environment. And yes, POW consumes a lot of energy. But that does not mean that Bitcoin is at fault just because it consumes a lot of electricity, it just means that we need to stop licking the shoes of big oil and switch to green energies. (Yes, green energy would more than easily provide for the worlds energy needs, if fully implemented).

But the oil/gas lobbyists do not want that. They influence politics to keep the pockets of influencial politicians filled with their lobbyist bribe money. Does this seem right to you?

So anyone blaming Bitcoin is not looking at the bigger picture here. They just want to point fingers without solving the real problem.

At some point in time, we will be forced to make the switch to 100% green energy. And at that point, the POW energy consumption problem will disappear.

Llama indicator showing buy zone.

In my own experience, Fortunejack tends to solve any problems adequately but you should not expect instant E-Mails. They need to look through your claim and find a solution that will be alright for both parties. I would also advise against rash decisions like making another account so soon. Better to wait for feedback from Fortunejack and if need be, ask them if its alright to make another account, because their rules say only 1 account per person.

I think its important to read all the rules before making an account on any reputable online gambling casino. Fortunejack is well within its rights to set these rules and enforce them, otherwise things would become chaotic very quickly. Both for the Fortunejack owners and the players.

The only reason web wallets exist is for personal convenience. Which, of course, is a horrible trade-off for security but people are lazy like that. I guess 10 seconds of downloading a wallet is too much work for them. Or perhaps if something happens they want to have someone to blame other than themselves? Of course nobody will be there to help them, so I guess its the illusion of customer service that they prefer?

Electrum is the best wallet so far, in my thinking.

And of course its decentralized, like every other wallet. So making a web version would not make sense anyway. If you have internet, you can download the wallet. Just hope that the site you download from has not been compromised.

In the short term I think its mostly a dump affected by the FUD. People were expecting for Bitcoin to dump along with their other investments because they do not really understand Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation. Although its not an instant hedge against inflation. If the markets are falling people expect their money to be safe in the form of traditional currency. Of course, that is a huge mistake from my perspective but again, its a superficial dump. Long term, or even in the near future, we will definitely see a pump for this very same reason. It just takes a bit longer. Thats totally fine by me. I will buy up the cheap Bitcoin and patiently wait.

I can answer that for him. Obviously here, where our Bitcoin family was created and will remain, even when Bitcoin finally becomes the global money.

In other news; down is the new up. Whats the FUD pushing the price down this time?

Panic is the worst thing you can do right now. I would recommend not letting your emotions into ruling your investment decisions. If you want to buy more, thats your decision but it has to be a decision based on the long term expectation of the BTC price. Are you hoping to see 100k? In that case a 23k entry point is quite a nice steal. Anything below that is obviously a nice price to buy at, if you view it from a relative standpoint of the 100k goal. So whats the point in panic?

If you ask any veteran here on this forum they will tell you that 100k is nowhere near the goal. And a lot will tell you they will never sell.

Personally I belong to the latter. Bitcoin will be the global money. Don't cash out for worthless fiat unless you really have to.

I am not sure we can equate money laundering as the same as scammed money. Both are illegal, sure, but that still does not have anything to do with the other. If you get caught with scammed money then obviously that money will be seized. As far as money laundering goes, it might not be allowed to be seized by the casino unless they recieve an order from the police to seize the laundered money, but you will still get into trouble with the law.

I doubt any online or offline gambling casino, whether crypto based or fiat based, cares about enforcing the law. They do it because they have to. Of course they would rather make more profit and not give any of their players up if they had a choice.

Not a single one of your "good crypto casinos" on your list is even remotely popular. I think you are being paid to advertise random casinos on your website (or perhaps they belong to you) and to be honest, your list seems not only a bit suspicious because of the fact that you needed to link an external website even though you could have just posted a list on this thread but also the fact that I have never even heard of the online gambling casinos (nor mostly anyone else here) that you are attempting to endorse. Could you elaborate on these two points just to clarify things, in case I am getting ahead of myself?

I hope you understand that this is a subforum of experienced veteran gamblers who know which sites are good and we have already made our own lists?

Thats why I said "it sounds like".  Based from his first, not-so-detailed post it sounded like he was new at this and I gave him some helpful pointers. 

If a person cannot tolerate constructive criticism because their feelings might get hurt, then they go around in life, whining about non-issues, like you. I want OP to have success in finding good candidates and therefore, I gave him my true thoughts, based off of his first post, which had very little detail and seemed like he did not really know what he was looking for, to me. Sure, he might know exactly what he is doing but he might also not. Hopefully my advice will save him from losing money and making his advertising campaign more efficient.

Of course, if I did not care, I could have just given him a simple, one-liner answer on how to find the contact information of streamers but enough people have already thoroughly answered how to do that. So I doubt that me parroting the same thing as the others would have helped him.

My absolute favorite would have to be Egyptian themed or some theme that has to do with runes, like Viking themed. I do not really understand the psychologically behind it, but mysterious symbols do kind of give me a better feeling when playing slots.

I sometimes like the fruits themed ones too but only the ones that do not seem too cartoony or badly made.

There are also medieval fantasy ones. Like dungeon and dragons themed. I can't remember the name of a particular one but it was kind of a mix between magic/medieval and runes. If I had to pick a favorite that had all the things that I like in a single slot game then its probably that one.