youtube will do what they do best, censor the biggest channels as soon as they are settled in.
Until it won't last long too, they'll for sure censor such things if it deem necessary. I think they will impose policies regarding gambling or one government organization sees that it has harm to the viewers, something like that. I often wonder, many will flock to streaming dApps now that Twitch is censoring gambling related contents. Time for web3 to shine? |
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To hide their identity. This is one of the major reasons why people ask others to verify an account using their name.
<snip> I know. However, the point is, those people that engaged with this kind of transaction (account verification through other person's identity) will just try to verify the account. If the account needs more documents, the one who ask/paid him to verify will just ask the "victim" to send/pass another document, in which he might be willing to do it for some money. unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents. That's an alarming thing tbh, for just a cent people are willing to provide a dangerous stuff here. I think there should be more verification process other than KYC that can implement more stricter rules towards account but if that happens I think users are the one that will elusive for such a site or a casino. |
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My worst gambling-related day was the day I lost about two months' salary in an hour. I played Martingale then and didn't calculate the initial bet, which led to the fact that after several consecutive losses I simply had no money left.
This situation allowed me to gain precious experience that will be with me for the rest of my life.
That would have been an exhausting day I guess? It's not really a safe strategy, it just eats up money and once triggered most people will leave nothing else on their own money dashboards. Should be an expensive lesson you get there but I think it's worth because right now you're more conscious when it comes to gambling. |
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Is it possible and legal to open an online casino without a license?
I have heard that a license only allows to put users in confidence
What do you think about this?
Yes. I don't think it only concerns the users here at all but to be honest it's the owners as well. The owner will surely know that they operate legally and saying it just gives confidence to the users are just the secondary effect. For me, if you're in a country that license is a must then abide by it and if in a jurisdiction that doesn't allows it, you may not get one but having a license will surely gives you an edge to your competitors. You can host an online casino server in a country whose jurisdiction does not prohibit or license gambling and work without any licenses. Currently, the license is not a guarantee that the casino will not be fraudulent and vice versa. So the first thing to do is to check the reputation of the casino and not to deposit money that you are afraid to lose. Whether or not to make a license when opening a casino is a personal matter. It is, and we've seen casinos that has licenses but they haven't made it on the long term meanwhile there are casinos as well that doesn't have licenses before yet manage to be reputable and get a license thereafter. I wonder if dApps casino are licensed casinos that falls with same ruling as the traditional one. |
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Is it possible and legal to open an online casino without a license?
I have heard that a license only allows to put users in confidence
What do you think about this?
Yes. I don't think it only concerns the users here at all but to be honest it's the owners as well. The owner will surely know that they operate legally and saying it just gives confidence to the users are just the secondary effect. For me, if you're in a country that license is a must then abide by it and if in a jurisdiction that doesn't allows it, you may not get one but having a license will surely gives you an edge to your competitors. |
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I think that's just one instance or a coincidence but even if there are rich adults that even in their lavish lifestyles there child/ren that don't immediately imitate what their parents are doing. I don't think that it's always the case here, it will depend on every case.
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Fortunately for you, the losses were affordable. I know a number of cases where the individual lost his entire life savings with a few hours of gambling. And I have heard about people committing suicide due to mounting debts from gambling. All of us make mistakes and you should consider yourself lucky that this one didn't hard much of a long term impact on you. We learn only from our mistakes. Although I never lost big amounts in gambling, a decade or so ago I lost lots of money in online ponzi schemes and scams. But I have moved on and learnt from my mistakes.
That's called the high risked appetite gamblers, they can afford to lose what's in them without thinking the consequences. That's definitely an extreme example on where your addiction will lead, I think losing your life isn't worth it when you can definitely work for it, those suicide that involves gambling are afraid to face the reality. |
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I think the odd wasn't just right considering how Jake upset all of his past fights and 4 of them are in KO. But there's a rumor as well with him on Tommy Fury and that could be a possible as well, I think it's more of a best fight rather than fighting Silva because of age gap.
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Here the question is, have you ever seen a user getting banned from an online casino for card counting?
To be clear, card counting isn't a method to always win, it's just a method to have better odds.
Never have I ever seen regarding that but surely on offline setting, yes. I often wonder how can they detect when it's online? Or, they have such system that can detect it even if they aren't seeing it in personal? All I thought all this time that it was a cheat or hacks, now I know. |
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I read online that A US court have ordered USDT owner Tether to disclose the reserves backing its stable coin, this is the largest Stable coin in crypto space presently and this doesn't sound like a good news to me, is this the great crypto collapse in play or I am just think way too much? This freaks me out.
You should provide links so that people can follow on what you're trying to disseminate. I think this wasn't the first of it's kind news for tether to ever encounter for such issues, so it's not that surprising if they get such notice. Disclosing doesn't necessarily means it's bad but it's how you put the situation though, that's for you to decide. |
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Watching Bay Area Dragons and North Port, end of 3rd quarter, score 80-77 in favor of Dragons. It's close and North Port managed to get a lead but that's not even far on the past quarters. We'll see if they'll be the first team to beat these giants.
This Liu guy is really playing easy and tall, also has long arms. Easy throwing the ball under the ring.
Probably they're clearly a dominant team right now in the PBA and if by chance he wouldn't be locked up on the defensive effort, they'll just be sorry. I often wonder who will stop Liu among other teams now that he's a dominant force on the frontcourt, I bet other coach on other teams has a plan on their sleeves to challenge the giant. |
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Not to be blunt but is this even worth it for sharing? I don't think it is OP, yes, it's just for fun but some people tend to just lurking around knowing what you might wanna spill online. For years on crypto gambling I guess zero was my sum profit and Roobet is the favorite casino I've ever play with.
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Check this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5409276.0 can't recommend if this is really legit but it's the recent thread that comes up with what you're looking for. You can contact the OP and talk to each other with what you're looking for. Thank me later if this is really what you've needed. |
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Ripple has success in court and that is why the currency is flying high.
Take into consideration the 3rd and 4th largest Cryptos as of today are USDT and USDC and Ripple can soon go to the moon.
Would you consider investing now in Ripple instead of Bitcoin?!
Over Bitcoin? I wouldn't consider that tbh. Well, the FOMO will kick in over XRP and that wouldn't be a surprise especially on Twitter. Yes it will moon but the question is for how long it will last? I don't think this is the catalyst we've been waiting for Bitcoin to be bull again though. |
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In case some don't know, Udoka had " an improper intimate and consensual relationship with a female member of the team staff." that's why he got suspended and he apologized for it. I don't know if this is a big news but I'm pretty sure that the Celtics franchise is heavily affected by this one. He has been a very good coach in his first season, and he led the Celtics to NBA Finals. Their assistant coach, Joe Mazzulla will be their interim head coach. Any thoughts with this one? How will the Celtics be affected by this? Surely a hiccup for the entire franchise considering how huge his difference on them. Surely they'll move on from this one but was the franchise was too hasty on their decisions? I don't think so too, perhaps it's to tell that they abide on their policies. The entire franchise will surely be affected tbh. |
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Well, welcome here. As much as I admire those casino that doesn't implement KYC I think you're not a registered entity on that instance, am I right? By the way, where can we find your roulette game? It's unavailable on the site and can't find it for some reason. Just using up that NO KYC word just for the sake of getting some attention on this forum or the community?
No KYC but will request it anyways. |
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I don't know if 2.2% of global browser market share will make really a huge difference these days. Most of the competition goes incredibly along Google Chrome unless they really market it well like giving rewards to users or any other stuff that may peak an interest especially now that web3 are all about the rewards and earning. |
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What about you guys? Do you leave your balance in your casino balance or you withdraw immediately regardless of the reputation of the casino?
I play on irregular basis too but I don't really leave my money on platforms like an online casino even if I played on them for over a year or two. Issues sometimes are unexpected even if we say that the site are to be trusted, it will always comes as a surprise for some these days. It's risky leaving it there tbh. |
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bitcoin has always been near $20k and it has always stayed there, just waiting for time to recover and get a bull market, what do you think about this and do you believe bitcoin will hit $10k  I don't think a bull market is to be expected this year or even early quarter next year, that's unlikely. The price speculation to $10k will always be a possibility, considering how much percentage we got tank last 2018 bear market. My maximum bet will be on the range of $13k-$14k though that will gonna hit here and probably the 4 year cycle isn't gonna happen anymore. |
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for me IMO we cannot call it gambling unless if we can get profits from it as well reason we spend money.. If not and the reason is to get more items on the games like what you've said above, then we cannot consider it as a gambling addiction, wherein you just being addicted on the game even you know thay there's no good return from it.  That's just on you mate but gambling doesn't mean it's all about profits, something like rewards to be won at the end can be considered gambling, just because it's gambling doesn't mean it's all about money. For Gacha I guess we can associate it on gambling though with a different propose. |
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