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21  Economy / Gambling discussion / Ambivalent attitude to gambling on: June 15, 2023, 09:05:21 AM
Gambling has been a widespread form of entertainment for centuries. I Googled how many people gamble and on the first site they write that about 1.6 billion people around the world gamble. And this is almost 20% of the world's population. Gitnux also writes that at the same time 4.2 billion play at least once a year.

The world of gambling is diverse, and people's attitudes towards various products can be amazingly different. Each gambler finds a game that suits their taste. At the same time, many people who gamble are not even aware of their involvement. I want to study the ambivalent attitude towards different gambling products.I want to start with the reasons for such a different attitude.

Reason 1: Perception of risk
One of the main reasons is the perception of risk. Certain forms of gambling, such as sports betting and casino games, are perceived as high-risk activities that can lead to significant financial losses. On the other hand, lotteries are seen as a relatively low-risk option, perhaps due to the low ticket price and their legality at the government level.

Reason 2: Social acceptability
Certain entertainment carries a greater degree of social acceptance compared to others. For instance, bingo is commonly regarded as harmless, while roulettes, sports betting, poker, or blackjack often carry negative associations, including addiction and irresponsible behavior.

Many people have a negative attitude to gambling, not even realizing that their passion for bingo is also gambling addiction. This case is interesting because people generally don't classify bingo or lotteries as forms of gambling.

Reason 3: Accessibility
In many countries, lotteries are widely available and easily accessible, often operated by the government. Conversely, casino games may face restrictions or even be prohibited. This disparity in the treatment of different forms of gambling within a country can significantly influence public attitudes towards them. For people, products approved by the state are deemed acceptable, while anything that is prohibited tends to generate a negative perception.

The main arguments against gambling are:

  • Prohibition at the state level.  As I have already said, gambling is prohibited or strictly regulated in many countries.
  • Addiction. For example, playing slot games or sport betting people lose money and can't stop. At the same time, no one talks about dependence by lotteries. It is the fact that many countries are allowed to play the lottery that has created a positive image around this game. But there are enough examples when people lost everything trying to win the main prize in the lottery.
  • Scam. It is worth remembering that fraud is not only in gambling. However, the scammers of several such projects spoil the reputation of the entire sphere as a whole.
  • Banditry. I think it has to do with negative images in movies. After all, no one will watch a movie about how thousands of people play in a casino, and then go to work, lead a normal lifestyle. Therefore, they make films about bandits who conduct dishonest business.
  • Everyone loses. This myth came from the fact that people declare losses loudly and it is remembered. For example, people will not remember hundreds or thousands of other people's winnings, but they will remember 1 case when a person lost an apartment and job due to gambling.

Attitudes towards gambling products have evolved over many years and are shaped by the complex interaction of all the aforementioned factors.

Positive attitude to the lottery
Typically, gambling activities are frowned upon by society, but lotteries enjoy immense popularity and trust. Many individuals perceive lotteries as acceptable, primarily because they offer the possibility of winning substantial sums, and the proceeds from ticket sales often contribute to vital social programs like education, culture, and healthcare. However, it is important to recognize that despite the general perception, lotteries are indeed a form of gambling.

Lottery operators tend to target the most vulnerable members of society, with individuals from lower-income brackets more likely to allocate a significant portion of their earnings towards purchasing lottery tickets. This is primarily fueled by the lottery's promotion of the notion of "get rich quick". Surprisingly, many countries approve of this phenomenon, with lottery ticket sales points found everywhere. Regrettably, the potential consequences of fostering unrealistic expectations and financial irresponsibility often go unnoticed.

It is crucial to acknowledge that lotteries possess one of the highest House Edges, ranging from 7% to 30%. This substantial margin ensures that lottery owners amass significant profits, given the extremely low probability of players winning. In lottery play, luck remains the sole factor upon which players rely. In contrast, casino games like blackjack offer players greater opportunities to win, as they can employ strategies and skills to enhance their chances of success.

Attitude to the casino games
When comparing casino games to lotteries, one can observe that casino games tend to exhibit greater honesty and transparency. Within a casino setting, the rules of the games are clearly outlined, allowing players to ascertain the probabilities of winning for each bet they place. While it is crucial to remain vigilant against scammers, it's important to acknowledge that fraudulent individuals exist in various aspects of life, including the realm of gambling. Nonetheless, numerous countries are actively working towards regulating gambling, and operators are increasingly adopting responsible gaming.

Criticism
Criticism towards gambling persists, with the belief that these games have a detrimental effect on society by exacerbating wealth inequality and contributing to social issues.

Different forms of gambling possess unique characteristics and allure, yet their impact on participants and society varies. The crucial factor lies in approaching gambling responsibly, implementing legislative regulations, and promoting social awareness. These measures can help alleviate the negative consequences of gambling and minimize its risks for both individuals and society.

As previously mentioned, the regulation of lotteries plays a significant role in rendering them accessible and less hazardous to people. In countries where casinos are prohibited, a multitude of underground and illicit operations arise. In such illicit establishments, responsible gaming is disregarded, and operators prioritize extracting as much money as possible from players. Engaging in such underground activities puts individuals at risk of falling victim to scams, and they have no legal recourse against these establishments due to their involvement in illegal gambling. Therefore, it is essential to regulate all forms of gambling, fostering a positive perception of fair and lawful gambling practices.

What do you think? Why is there such a different attitude to gambling products and will it ever change?
22  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 14, 2023, 11:38:34 AM
Tiktok is against promoting gambling on their platforms these accounts may be showing gambling-related videos but if they are promoting casinos openly they will get their account banned that is why we seldom see casino operators hiring Tiktokers to promote their platform, they know the risk and influencers run the risk of getting ban.
There are a lot of kinds of stuff that Tiktok do not allow on their platform and they have humans to check these ads or promotions.
TikTok is not the only platform where gambling advertisements are prohibited. However, gambling is advertised everywhere. When I mention "gambling advertising", I don't mean direct promotion like "A guy won a $100,000 jackpot, want to win the same? Play roulette, here's the link to the website." There are many ways to bypass bans and restrictions.

No one can completely ban gambling advertising. As long as social media bring traffic, casinos, bookmakers, and others will buy advertisements. Marketers use not only influencer marketing, but also purchase contextual and targeted advertising. From this perspective, gambling advertising is important to the social media platforms themselves. Why? Because gambling advertising is one of the most expensive per click. As a result, advertisers get traffic, platforms where this advertising is shown get a percentage of each click, and everyone else gets information.
23  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 13, 2023, 05:36:28 AM
crazy numbers... did we know if these are "all" real followers? How many bots/fakes/etc are there? Roll Eyes

I don't use any of these social networks so they all accounts listed above by OP sound like complete strangers to me.

I think that as a gambling-themed influencer, It should be also mentioned Drake. His posts about his (crazy) bets on Stakes are very famous ... ok they are sponsored posts, ok it's not his main activity ( Grin ) but if I know him, I guess he's really famous in this activity and probably deserve a place on this list...
These numbers do not reflect the actual number of real followers. The collection of information includes only the visual aspect, that is, it describes the number of subscribers specified in the profiles.
^That is a crazy number of followers, you posted this on June 6 and now, I tried to check the Tiktok account of Barstool Sport on the top it's 27.3 million but now it's 29.3 million, how come that fast it has grown to 2 million in just 6 days.
As I see, influencers did not focus only on gambling and probably they actually gamble but for video content only for their vlogs.
However, that is a great list that you had. I only have a TikTok account than Instagram, let me see who are those on your list and if they are really interesting to follow.
These numbers reflect the amount of subscribers not as of June 6, the data was collected earlier. I only relied on the content of the datasets.

As for the content, as I wrote in the post, these accounts are not completely dedicated to gambling, these are profiles where gambling can advertise.
24  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 12, 2023, 01:34:01 PM
crazy numbers... did we know if these are "all" real followers? How many bots/fakes/etc are there? Roll Eyes

I don't use any of these social networks so they all accounts listed above by OP sound like complete strangers to me.

I think that as a gambling-themed influencer, It should be also mentioned Drake. His posts about his (crazy) bets on Stakes are very famous ... ok they are sponsored posts, ok it's not his main activity ( Grin ) but if I know him, I guess he's really famous in this activity and probably deserve a place on this list...
These numbers do not reflect the actual number of real followers. The collection of information includes only the visual aspect, that is, it describes the number of subscribers specified in the profiles.
25  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 09, 2023, 07:57:27 AM
I have compiled the top 50 influencers on Instagram and TikTok. And I have included influencers who create videos on various topics, ranging from entertainment to sports. They may not gamble, but they promote gambling,
idxNamePlatformFollowers
1barstoolsportsTikTok27 300 000
5egorkreedTikTok12 500 000


You just made me waste my data watching more than 10 videos each on the 2 tiktok accounts you provided above and yet couldn't find a single gambling related video. Because to me, in as much as a channel do not create a gambling related contents but only promote gambling for earning sake, I don't think such is qualified to be classified as a gambling channel even though it has a hundred or million followers.
However, I just made my personal research and I think the only tiktok accounts that can be classified under gambling are these 2 given below, as they offer rich & valuable gambling related contents.
idxNamePlatformFollowers
1barstoolgamblingTikTok590,300
2BetrTikTok526,000
I can't correct the title, but I have added a note stating that it was clickbait and I should have been more precise in the description. Thank you for noticing
26  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 09, 2023, 07:44:20 AM
Are these followers audited because we don't know if these are real followers or not.
Anyone can buy a large number of followers on these social media platforms.
It is important to consider the authenticity of followers when evaluating the influence of accounts on social media platforms.
It's easy to audit twitter followers since there is a separate website just for that.

Besides that, having a large number of followers doesn't necessarily mean all of them would blindly follow these accounts.
Yes, these influencers can still drive a huge traffic to any site but it is crucial to recognize that circumstances can change unexpectedly.
You're right, these numbers don't represent the actual number of real followers. Gathering information only involves the visual aspect, meaning it describes the number of followers that stated in profiles. When conducting a deep analysis, it's important to verify the page's statistics.

However, they still have an active audience, and the potential of TikTok and Instagram should not be underestimated. Videos posted here can be seen not only by the influencer's followers but also by others. If a viral video is created, it can generate free traffic.
27  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 08, 2023, 01:05:23 PM
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I rarely seen gambling contents from Tiktok, do you think that that platform will be led the company towards a positive marketing result?
Personally, I think that it would be better to have list of YouTubers, Facebook, Twitch, and other streaming platforms like Kick.
You're doing all of these compilations for free?
Is it more effective to use platforms where gambling is partially allowed? I would say it's easier. But TikTok is a very popular social media that can bring traffic. There are many ways to bypass advertising restrictions. TikTok's algorithms can block direct advertising, but you don't have to say, "Here are the slots, spin and win $100,000." Instead, you can use any of the influencers mentioned above and buy advertising in a video that may not even be related to gambling. For example, you can insert the website's logo and promo code into such a video. TikTok's algorithms are not yet capable of analyzing this type of advertising. The video can be not about gambling, for instance, it could be a mini-vlog, but there is some text and images in it (in this case, the promo code and logo). Of course, someday they will start banning such videos as well, but during that time, millions of people will be able to see the advertisement. And then marketers will come up with new methods to bypass restrictions.

As for the collections, we have ready-made lists of influencers on Facebook, Twitch, Youtube, Reddit, Twitter and Telegram. And I want to write a few more posts about influencers on these social media.
28  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 08, 2023, 11:55:26 AM
Majority of those gamble influencers don't gamble,from the way they behave,I don't think that they are gamblers. Perhaps gambling is one of the most common activity growing very fast in our society toady that is why you see this influencers promoting casinos because they believe that they can make more people go into gamble because they have many followers who will do whatever they are telling them to do. Some of the influencers followers that are gamblers are the only ones that will try the casino that they are advertising. Both the casinos and the influencers are all into one same business,which is looking for money to put in their pockets.
I agree with you. There are many reasons why businesses use influencers. The main goal is to attract new players to the gambling platforms. Will ONLY followers who gamble go there? It's a difficult question. Will such advertising bring in new users who have never played before? Yes. How many? That's another question. However, constant advertising will lead to people knowing about the projects being promoted. In this way, companies create an image.

Everyone who gambles today started somewhere. Some saw an advertisement, some were brought in by friends, some were looking for a football match and ended up on a sports betting website, and so on.

I want to say that advertising has multiple goals, and building brand recognition is not a quick process, but in the end, constant promotion will work.
29  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 08, 2023, 11:02:58 AM
Are you sure TikTok allows gambling or certain gambling to be promoted? I watch a couple streamers who have put videos of their wins on TikTok and not so long after found their accounts banned. I'm not sure if they do not allow bitcoin gambling, casino gambling, slots, or what but the only content from these streamers are gambling content.
In general, direct advertising of gambling is prohibited on TikTok. Therefore, marketers use other methods. For example, they place promo codes and the logo of bookmakers, casinos, etc. on the video. These videos may absolutely not relate to gambling. Why are such ads not banned? Because the TikTok algorithms have not yet learned to recognize that there is a gambling advertisement on the video.

For example, a promo code from 1xbet or casino is posted on some funny video. In general, this is just a video about a funny situation not related to gambling. There are people on the video, the project logo, some text, etc. For TikTok, this is just a viral video, the algorithms do not see direct advertising, because the video is not about gambling.

Such a video can be banned, but not immediately. It can be displayed for a week, a month, 2, 3, etc., until users complain about it. In this case, the video will be checked by a bot that does not yet know how to recognize such advertising. And this video will continue to be shown until it is checked by a person. Up to this point, the video can gain thousands or millions of views. And not necessarily everyone who watched the video will go and use the promo code, however, such advertising will bring some traffic.
30  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 06, 2023, 09:49:59 AM
I just went through the first five videos of barstoolsports, and I didn't see any content relating to gambling all I saw was some random shit I always see whenever TikTok comes up in my phone. So most of the subscribers that are there are not subscribed due to their gambling content ( if there are any, since I couldn't waste my time sarching through something I don't need) Most are subscribed because of the funny skits that are being posted in their channel and never forget that there is still a possibilty of them having a few bots as their subscribers.

I want to ask this question for a while now and I think this is a good opportunity, are gambling influencers real gamblers? Or they are just doing their influencing job to attract many people into gambling? Because I find it very hard to believe that all gambling influencers are into gambling, many of them don't even want anything to do with gambling, but as a influencer for different types of casinos, they will make a lot of money from those casinos, way more than being a crypto influencer.

No, not all of them gamble we have some influencers that have never wagered a single cent in a casino unless when they need it to display to their followers.
Off-topic but, that's how some crypto influencers also work all they care about is the money they are being paid they don't care a single bit about their subscribers.
I'm talking about accounts where gambling can be advertised. Content on their pages can be dedicated to anything. Gambling can be advertised not only on accounts dedicated only to gambling.
31  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 06, 2023, 09:19:17 AM
I want to ask this question for a while now and I think this is a good opportunity, are gambling influencers real gamblers? Or they are just doing their influencing job to attract many people into gambling? Because I find it very hard to believe that all gambling influencers are into gambling, many of them don't even want anything to do with gambling, but as a influencer for different types of casinos, they will make a lot of money from those casinos, way more than being a crypto influencer.
I don't think that everyone who advertises gambling actually plays it. Here, the focus is more on the influence these people have on their followers. All these influencers are an excellent tool for promotion. Generally, people trust those they are subscribed to. That's why businesses can attract new users by using influencers for promotional purposes. In these lists, there are influencers who advertise gambling, but they may not actually gamble. All the streams where influencers are gamble are part of marketing.
32  Economy / Gambling / Re: Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 06, 2023, 08:55:13 AM
You know, even if you compile lists of influencers known on social media platforms like tiktok or Instagram with millions of followers, do you think the followers who support those influencers are because of gambling? If you look at the content of each influencer, it's not about gambling, they just insert it, because the influencers are taking a chance that they have something to gamble with what they promote.
This means that their million followers are also irrelevant if none of them will play gambling on what they advertise, which is also useless, because most of the followers are not gamblers.
Yes, you're right. However, I'm talking about accounts where gambling can be advertised. Influencers here can cover various content, from lifestyle to humor. Gambling can be advertised not only on accounts solely dedicated to gambling. This top focuses on accounts in different spheres where gambling is promoted, so the audience here is more receptive to such advertisements than with any other influencers. It doesn't include the largest accounts such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Selena Gomez, etc., because it's not about the most popular influencers in general, but rather about influencers where gambling can be advertised.
33  Economy / Gambling / Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts on: June 06, 2023, 05:52:10 AM
Top 50 Instagram and TikTok accounts that are suitable for gambling advertising

It was a clickbait, right. I want to consider influencer marketing opportunities for gambling projects. The Data40 team collected 3,438 influencers ready to promote gambling. Based on Gambling/iGaming Instagram Inventory List for Marketing 2023 and Gambling/iGaming TikTok Inventory List for Marketing 2023, I have compiled the top 50 influencers on Instagram and TikTok. And I have included influencers who create videos on various topics, ranging from entertainment to sports. They may not gamble, but they promote gambling, and the audience here is positive about such advertising.

idxNamePlatformFollowers
1barstoolsportsTikTok27 300 000
2bleacherreportInstagram20 917 830
3funnyhoodvidzInstagram17 069 181
4egorkreedInstagram14 665 056
5egorkreedTikTok12 500 000
6loud_victorInstagram11 184 367
7loud_coringaTikTok8 800 000
8evtushenko_dimaTikTok7 900 000
9mrstiventc1977TikTok7 200 000
10ziilverkTikTok7 200 000
11jonvlogsInstagram6 406 242
12rodrigofee2Instagram4 772 613
13ivanzolo2004TikTok3 800 000
14bruninzorTikTok3 700 000
15elgatoTikTok3 600 000
16piuzinhollInstagram3 512 900
17jonvlogsTikTok3 300 000
18lasapaaaaaTikTok2 800 000
19stiven.tcInstagram2 780 613
20dilbliinTikTok2 200 000
21bingojunkiessTikTok2 200 000
22evelone1922TikTok2 100 000
23slaterkodishTikTok2 000 000
24rachaxpInstagram1 966 935
25fluxo_two9Instagram1 918 052
26evtushenko_dimaInstagram1 797 746
27alanafloresfTikTok1 700 000
28tima_maconiTikTok1 700 000
29kyivstonerInstagram1 663 612
30paradeevichTikTok1 600 000
31diegoneira3TikTok1 500 000
32eypiedraTikTok1 500 000
33lopezzjoacooInstagram1 456 272
34thenotoriousprankedyInstagram1 430 137
35kareykadashaInstagram1 339 234
36elrantyInstagram1 301 162
37westcolInstagram1 269 735
38calaaaangoInstagram1 240 844
39davoobjInstagram1 184 008
40gazzettadellosportInstagram1 130 765
41fluxo_gorilatvInstagram1 111 213
42davooxeneizeTikTok1 100 000
43gensyxaTikTok1 100 000
44sport1newsTikTok1 100 000
45neekolulTikTok1 100 000
46linfnxInstagram1 052 693
47nsmartynovInstagram1 049 458
48sharkaoInstagram1 047 934
49dedeofInstagram1 001 195
50el_rantyTikTok1 000 000

Instagram and TikTok bloggers possess an extensive number of subscribers, enabling them to connect with a wide array of users and establish brand recognition. The listed 50 accounts collectively amass 214,269,797 followers. Followers place their trust in influencers and diligently follow their advice and recommendations. Partnering with bloggers presents a valuable opportunity for iGaming projects to attract new users.

barstoolsports
Platform: TikTok
Followers: 27,300,000
Optimal for: All thing gambling

Barstool Sports, established by Dave Portnoy in 2003, has emerged as a well-liked sports and pop culture media company. Initially starting as a print publication in Boston, it has evolved into a thriving digital media empire, commanding a significant online presence. The distinctive and often irreverent approach taken by Barstool Sports in their coverage of sports and entertainment has garnered them a substantial following.

The company's extensive coverage spans various topics, encompassing professional and college sports, gambling, viral videos, and celebrity gossip. Barstool Sports pushes the boundaries of conventional sports journalism, fearlessly taking risks and addressing sensitive subjects.

With a notable presence on social media platforms like TikTok, Barstool Sports shares condensed and dynamic versions of their content. On their TikTok account, a combination of sports-related videos, comedic skits, and viral clips is presented. There exists a potential customer base of 27,300,000 individuals who hold a positive disposition towards advertising gambling products.

bleacherreport
Platform: Instagram
Followers: 20,917,830
Optimal for: Projects related to sports

Bleacher Report (BR) is a renowned media platform that specializes in sports journalism, news, analysis, and entertainment. Its establishment dates back to 2007, and over time, it has emerged as one of the foremost sports websites globally. A distinguishing feature of Bleacher Report is its extensive team of authors and journalists, exceeding 2,000 experts and writers. These individuals collaborate with BR, offering their distinct perspectives and analysis on various sports events.

The official Instagram account of bleacherreport stands as one of the most influential and widely followed sports accounts on social media. Since its inception, it has amassed a massive audience of sports enthusiasts and delivers captivating content covering sports news, game highlights, interviews, entertainment, and much more.

With over 20,000,000 devoted sports fans, this account proves to be an exceptional tool for promoting a sports-related companies, given its average of 3,000,000 views on Reels alone. Furthermore, there are additional advertising avenues available, such as purchasing ads in Stories, posts, or live broadcasts.

funnyhoodvidz
Platform: Instagram
Followers: 17,069,181
Optimal for: All thing gambling

This Instagram account enjoys immense popularity among users, thanks to its ability to deliver entertaining content. In terms of advertising, you may encounter promotions for gambling games on the profile. For instance, it is possible to acquire a series of posts and stories, similar to what Stake did, with their advertisements regularly appearing in the account's stories throughout the year.

egorkreed
Platforms: TikTok, Instagram
Followers: on Instagram -14,665,056; on TikTok - 12,500,000
Optimal for: All thing gambling

Yegor Bulatkin, better known by his stage name egorkreed, is a renowned singer from Russia. He commands a substantial following on social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Twitch, where he actively interacts with his fans. egorkreed utilizes his influence to promote a diverse range of products, spanning from video games to online casinos.

With an outstanding presence, egorkreed secures a prominent position in the ranking, amassing a combined follower count of 27,165,056 across these platforms.

To sum up


In total, these 5 accounts (with 2 of them belonging to Egor Kreed) have over 90,000,000 followers. Only these accounts alone can already generate significant traffic for iGaming businesses. Moreover, this number of followers is not final since popular TikTok and Instagram accounts continue to grow their follower count. In a few months, the milestone of 90,000,000 may exceed 100,000,000 followers.
34  Economy / Services / Re: Data analytics and marketing surveys (Gaming, Gambling, Venture, Blockchain) on: June 05, 2023, 06:10:06 AM
We have published new research: iGaming Events and Expos 2023 Calendar. Price $100.

The dataset provided comprises details on 155 global gambling events scheduled for the year 2023. It encompasses information about the event's location, date, and event type.

Event research was carried out through open sources using the following search methods: Open search on Google, Bing. Information about the location and dates is collected from websites and pages of events.

For ease of comparison, the information gathered is grouped by the following criteria: Dates; Location; Country; Online participation options; Type.

Short Insights

Found 155 events dedicated to the iGaming industry:

Collected events take place in 46 countries, excluding online events;
Collected events are held in 92 cities, excluding online events.

The collected events are concentrated on different days of the event:

82 events are held on weekdays without affecting Saturday and Sunday;
16 events take place on Saturday or Sunday;
57 events take place on weekdays and weekends.

The listed events are further divided by the month they take place in:

January - 48 detected events;
February - 27 detected events;
March - 23 detected events;
April - 12 detected events;
May - 9 detected events;
June - 9 detected events;
July - 8 detected events;
August - 5 detected events;
September - 4 detected events;
October - 4 detected events;
November - 4 detected events;
December - 2 detected events.

This dataset holds immense potential for various applications, including but not limited to analyzing trends within the gambling industry, pinpointing sponsorship and advertising prospects, and facilitating travel arrangements for players.


35  Economy / Gambling / Re: Question about casino, sports bet on: June 01, 2023, 04:43:41 PM
Hi, i would like to know if there is any android application for casino sites, sports bets where you can bet with crypto thanks

There are several android applications available that allow to bet with cryptocurrencies:

1. Stake
2. 1xBit
3. mBit Casino
4. FortuneJack
5. Sportsbet.io
6. Bitcasino.io
7. BitStarz
8. 7Bit
9. Sportsbetting.ag
36  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Advice when you are going a bit far in gaming and betting on: May 22, 2023, 08:38:49 AM
This is just the basics, but anyone should be aware of it:

Budget: set it BEFORE you start gambling and stick to it.
Have a break from time to time, it is important to let your brain stop and consider.
Avoid drugs / drink as much as possible, they will make you loose some control innevitably.
Seek help if you feel you are no longer in control. Make a phone call to a friend or go out and speak with someone.

Anything else anyone can think of? Like... read this post before gambling? Tongue

In addition to the above, I can advise:
1. Set limits. In pursuit of big winnings, even if you are playing with small amounts, you may not notice how you lose all your money. Setting a limit can help you control your budget and prevent you from ending up with nothing in the end. For example, your monthly limit could be 5% of your salary, so if you lose, you will still retain 95% of your salary due to the limit.
2. If you learn to follow 1st rule, it can have a positive impact on your discipline. Discipline is another way to maintain control. Discipline yourself not to live solely for the sake of the casino or sports betting. Allocate time to all areas of life for balance.
3. Point 2 leads to the third one: take breaks. Don't forget to dedicate time to work, hobbies, and spending time with family and friends.
4. Avoid chasing big winnings and trying to "get rich quick" through gambling. If you incur losses during gambling, don't try to recover them by making impulsive bets or playing longer. This can lead to further losses and exacerbate the problem.
5. Pay attention to your emotions during gameplay or betting. If you find yourself experiencing excessive stress, disappointment, or obsession, take a step back and reassess your involvement. Impulsive bets can result in significant losses. Perhaps in a different mood, you wouldn't take such risks.
6. However, if you still feel that your addiction is progressing and becoming problematic, be sure to seek support from friends, family, and professionals.
37  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What kind of rewards/bonuses do you prefer? on: May 12, 2023, 11:49:16 AM
Hi we are changing the reward system and we would like to have some feedback before launch the new system

What kind of rewards/bonuses do you like ?

Welcome bonuses , cashback , freespins etc ?

or what kind of rewards would you like to see in an online casino ?

Thanks

Welcome bonus, no deposit bonus, free spins, reload bonus
38  Economy / Gambling / Re: Which are best stake alternatives on: May 10, 2023, 05:08:39 AM
Which are best stake alternatives
I search for good casinos with similar original games

Bet365, 888sport, betway, bovada
39  Economy / Gambling / Re: Any Casino Android software on: May 10, 2023, 04:58:32 AM
Is there any gambling/casino website that owns a android application? I noticed that all gambling websites are good for PC/Computers but not phones, I believe an android application will be flawless and way easier to access..

There are many gambling/casino websites that have Android applications. Some examples: Bet365, 888 Casino, William Hill, Betway, PokerStars, Bwin, Unibet, Ladbrokes, Paddy Power, Betfair
40  Economy / Gambling / Re: What is a web3 casino for you? on: May 10, 2023, 04:17:21 AM
Lately we have seen a lot of online casinos that are considering themselves as Web3.0 but in reality it’s just a name, they don’t over a real Decentralized experience for players.
So i want to know from you what’s are all the features an online casino should have to be considered as web3.0 casino?



1. For a Web 3.0 casino to be considered decentralized, it must be constructed using blockchain or other decentralized technologies.
2. Cryptocurrency payments and withdrawals should be accommodated by the casino.
3. It is crucial for the casino to provide provably fair games, which ensures that game outcomes can be verified and not tampered with.
4. Smart contracts, which are self-executing contracts with terms and conditions directly coded into them, must be used by a Web 3.0 casino.
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