Panic = FOMO

That's the problem for many traders and investors. It's a bear market that we don't know when it will be on the bottom and when it will be stopped.

Too hard to say when there are too many incidents happening just like the FTX/Binance matter that we're seeing right now.

I can't imagine how much guts we need to risk that million dollars for a $20,000 return even though Inoue has a 99.9% chance to win. Well then, since we are not a multi-millionaire, we are questioning that guts but maybe these people on that tier can manage the risks.

However, bookies already know that kind of system and surely, a million-dollar single bet on a sure favorite might not be possible because of the bet limits especially if we refer to crypto-bookies. Don't know though how it works on fiat bookies.

yes because this is just a joke thread, so it wouldn't be possible in the real world, even though it happened too I don't think there's any need to blame friends for their carelessness or mistakes, so just enjoy life without having to think about serious problems because of losing $350k only a mistake I think maybe we can understand even though the mistake will continue to be carried away by dreams 

I have noticed the same here, I have seen my neighbor letting her 6-8 years old child to play on her phone so the child can stay entertained.
It is a weird thing to see, considering these new phones we see nowadays could be even bigger than the head of the child itself and the side of those handheld devices are not designed to be held by little children.

The problem is that apps are not how they used to be back in the day, they are not about a one-time purchase anymore, the business model have switched to micro-transactions and even worse: loot-boxes, in games are are supposed to be for everyone.

I can even find on Google Scholar several articles suggesting a link between loot boxes and problem gaming, even mental struggles.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0306460319301091

Thanks yeah we are going to do maybe a loyalty program so if you bet on the site 4 time at month you would get cashback it doesn't matter the amount you bet if you are loyal to the site we are going to give cashback or free spins

It would be one of the possible interesting matches of Casimero's 122 lbs adventure is a rematch against Zolani Tete.  We all know that Casimero had KO'ed  Tete in 3rd round of their fight and now Tete is somehow doing well in 122 lbs getting 2 KO victories and Won Commonwealth, IBF International, and vacant WBO International super bantamweight titles[1]


I think being popular does not mean they are a better boxer, look at Canelo and Bivol, Canelo is way more popular than Bivol and yet Bivol dominates their fight.  So I think the better boxer isn't about how popular they are but how skilled they are.  Popularity is more on the promoter's job by cherry-picking opponents and making their boxers look powerful.

So we don't know whether Akaho is not a match for Casimero until we have seen the conclusion of their match.

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[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zolani_Tete

+ev meaning we will only give out bonuses that are in line with the house edge (0.6%) and that cannot be abused.

Currently, we are not able to offer 3rd party game providers(because we are completely decentralized and on-chain) and will instead be producing our own games/slots. When they eventually move over we will be happy to incorporate them. Our future vision is for creators to be able to develop their own games like slots and earn a share of the profits generated. Either way the direction we take will be decided by our community and DAO.

This question is best asked when, and only when, Bitcoin price drops to zero. Until that happens, there is no reason to ask. The answer, however, is simple: Bitcoin will never go to zero. In order for that to happen, there would need to be literally no one left with any interest in using Bitcoin. Now, is that really likely? Even if the entire world were against Bitcoin (including every government, business and organization), it would not make much of a difference - there are plenty of folks out there who would still use it, which would drive its value (even if slightly) and ensure its survival. So fear not the death of Bitcoin, like many before it, it is here to stay.

That is the kind of the emotion that I would like to avoid. Chasing losses, revenge, just want my ROI back. Those type of mentality will probably end up in a bad situation like more loans to come, pawning your beloved items, stealing, and other stuff which they call "digging your own grave".
It's up to you, if you really think you can outwit them, then do so. But I doubt you can bankrupt them with just a mere $1000 as your capital.
That will not be enough, for a physical casino to run, they must have the money to take big bets.

Go into an interview without fixing yourself and let's see what will be their first impression. Actually, first impression lasts and that's why you need to be at your best whether it's an interview or a business meeting.
It's important how you look and your appearance matters a lot to them because it is your asset and it can be considered that you can face people seriously with the attire that you wear.

Aside for the so called advertisment of radio Nigeria I dont trust the source of the information. I dont see the government making crypto regulation soon. I also think this is coming out at the moment when money laundering is everywhere and money might be moved into wallets. I learnt many wealthy people are looking for some poeple to hold their fund against be efcc pursuit lately.

They said they will email the user for being inactive before charging a fee for that, I’m also shock that they are being too strict for a dormant account, and with Sportsbet charging a 15% for just 3 months of not playing is quiet high, dormant account should be longer and with banks it started for the next 2 years of being inactive. If you are planning not to play on that site anymore, just make sure you don’t have any balance with your account because they will confiscate it.

Don't be arrogant. Don't think that most people here will just give you what you want without precautions and good advice. If that's your demand, don't seek any help here about that because no one believes here in the group or channels providing a signal.

Something like that doesn't exist. There's no way a signal can be predicted providing how heavy the volatility in the crypto-market is.

They are just milking money for their subscribers and seems you are willing to just give free money to them.

I like your enthusiasm but I believe you are underestimating the implications of running a no-KYC casino.
I have never worked for a casino or ran one but I don't have to run it to know your promise will be hard to keep.

Let us assume you launch your casino, you do not do KYC and you even accept Monero, with time you casino starts having profits, thousands and thousands of dollars because your platform is well received, but whether you like it or not, when your casino grows big enough it will attract people seeking to mix and launder funds.

In the end, your casino could end up holding and even distributing Bitcoin an altcoins obtained through cyber crime, you would likely receive e-mails from law enforcement agencies and then you would need to decide whether close your casino or ask for KYC and other measures.

It would be difficult for me to close a business which is generating thousands of dollars, to be honest.

The Generation Z kids do not believe in the same things that the Generation X believed in... namely ==> Staying with one company until they pension.... they are "Zoomers" and they like to Job hop from one job to the next.

Companies should actually welcome this trend, because it brings new ideas to the company and their labor cost are also kept lower in the long run. (Long-term employees normally have inflated salaries for the same job description)  

I will advise both of them. For the one that is wanting to further her education from the degree she had, I would ask her if the field is a lucrative field because that is to be considered. This time around the economy is thriving from certain field and so studying courses related to that field will be beneficial. And for the other that want to learn skill, this is a superb thinking and if the background you have is a lucrative field then learn skill related to it so that you will have advantage and learn faster.

As far as altcoin signature campaigns, obviously they have their own board and probably most of us are not familiar sign we prefer Bitcoin paying campaigns. But I don't think that this community will be known as gambling forum per se. It is still known as "Bitcointalk", meaning everything under bitcoin could be discussed here.

And this has been the trend for most bitcoin paying campaigns, majority of them are into gambling, even before majority of us who joined here, circa < 2017.

The market crash doesn't stop gamblers from playing games. Everyday the gaming reserve keeps growing as gambling doesn't leave a person easily. Considering that brands face difficulty, its their duty to figure a better way to gain revenues on their platform. Since the available brands are still here then they're holding on real tight towards the better days.

Bullish trend will take time to come again, the recent pump is just another attempt for Bitcoin to make a new up trend but if failed to break the resistance again, then we can safely say that bear market is still strong. With Bitcoin reaching the price of $21k again, it should create more volume to break the resistance or else we will end this year at the lower price. Yes, patience are very important the next halving is about to come though we might see the bull trend before that halving.

The minimum deposit and withdrawal amounts are important, specially if the casino is aiming to players and gamblers from developing countries.
I come from a country which could be considered to be one of them, we have gone through a very serious economical crisis, the interesting fact about our economical situation is that people never stopped gambling, actually there was a time gambling proliferated around the country, there were little gambling and lottery establishments in every corner. 

People were struggling, so an important factor of those gambling places was the very low minimum wager, people could gamble with amounts as low as 1$, this allowed more people to take their first steps into gambling and let those in bad economical circunstancies to gamble, even if they could not win big, at least it helped them to distract themselves from the chaos around.