You know, I honestly don't understand from other gamblers why Kyc is such a big deal to them. Which, for me, is not really the problem. Because often, what becomes a problem is what they think is not good.

They say things about their privacy but don't have an investigation. It turns out they are the ones who committed a violation against the rules in casino gambling here in the cryptocurrency gambling space.

It's good to have a source of income at first before you start gambling but I want to talk about this even more, do you know that even with your source of income you might be at one spot and not move forward?

No progression means you are no different from someone who have no source of income, I know someone who work so hard, I mean the hard jobs, that I can't even do, but at the end of the month when he gets paid he always waste everything on gambling, as if something told him that gambling is the way in this world for him.

He can't stop this, he can't help it, he is addicted to this way, I knew this after he start going around asking for things that he should be able to afford as a worker, he confessed that he lost money at first but the same thing kept happening for months and I find out that he is risking all his salary on gambling.

Is there anyway to help this person? I have given some advice to start using small percentage of the whole salary and safe the rest but still couldn't, and I don't want to help him to hold his money for him, he is over 28 years old, not a underage.

He have gotten used to this way because he started gambling all by himself and he won some money but end up even fuelling his addiction. What is next? Any tip?

Recently, I have come across a post on this board that has to do with something related to superstitious beliefs and gambling. In the post, the poster was giving an instance where somebody's father gave him a game to play and he ignored it, and when the game ended, it happened that what he was given happened to be the result of the game, and the same thing repeated itself the second time where his father came again and asked him why he did not play the game and gave him another, which he failed to play again. However, I am meant to understand that some people go as far as visiting seers and the rest of the spiritual houses to help them play or see the outcome of the games they want to play so they can win big.

So I was wondering if there is any connectivity here, or do you believe such could happen in your own situation? Can you do such a thing to win? Have you had the experience of going to such places to seek predictions on how the outcome or results of games could be if they worked in your favor or not? Have you had anyone say or tell you such before and how their experience was?

Let us discuss and share your experience so that people could hear and learn from your  story in the quest for you to win a game that led you to doing or going that extra miles in such engagement.

When it comes to gambling people need to accept whatever comes their way, I know it can be disappointing for the OP to not obtain the profits they were looking for, but on the bright side they still obtained some profits, which is more than what many other gamblers can say at the end of their session, so whenever we end up with more money than when the session began, we need to be grateful as this mean that all the fun that we obtained not only did not cost us anything, but we even got something in return, which is great.

It takes a lot of luck to achieve what you want when doing this kind of decision. It's a lot of risk to gamble the remaining money you have, especially when you're in need. Sometimes hopelessness and being greedy surrounds us when we're in our deepest situation. Probably it's the reason why risked the only money he have since he was so desperate to have money that fast. However it's a 50-50 situation, either you win or you lose. Or maybe not even 50-50 since it will depend on the odds and the possibility of you winning. And if you can't afford to lose it, better not do it.  Now, instead of him only needing a certain amount, he was left with nothing and will be needing more to pay off his installment.
To be honest, I feel like he has other options but still decided to go with gambling. Idk how his installment works but maybe it's possible to delay it for some days, or ask for a cash advance, or borrow to other relatives or family. it's also his desire to get easy money by trying his luck in gambling.

Well for the fact that the story sounds so pathetic and unbelievable because for a father to leave a helpless kid at home just to go a gamble, what he could have done from m the comfort of his home is what I don't understand because if I go straight to declare him an addicts in my comment it may sound as inappropriate for many because we have no idea of what the conditions of the games are and at what stage he left the child.

He can not be a hard cure gambling addict's because he has some sense of responsibility in him which is the reason the mother of the child left the kid with him in the first place, but along the, he did wrong by allowing his urge to have the best part of his thoughts to the extent of leaving the kid alone just to go and gamble.

Steady income allows for gambling and other pursuits. We shouldn't ignore gambling's drawbacks. Financial stability is more powerful than feeding the addiction under the illusion of control. Stable income helps gamblers keep balance. Yet, this argument dangerously approaches defending gambling as a financial plan. No way. Gambling should never be a key savings strategy. It should be seen as a sort of amusement with its own budget, independent from critical financial obligations

Responsible gambling must be promoted. Knowing the chances, knowing the hazards, and not letting gambling eclipse financial and personal duties. As always, the house wins. Gamble with instead than over your head. Set limits, follow budgets, and know when to quit to promote healthy gambling. Such a gambler is accountable

a bet must always have an advantage... it must always offer something. if it doesn't offer money... What does it offer in exchange of taking the risk?
if it doesn't offer anything it's no longer a bet... in my opinion it's very simple reasoning...

Most people complain about addicted gamblers just because of the negative impact it’s always having on their family and society. That's why most people do complain about addicted gambling. But if you are addicted to gambling and it doesn’t have any negative impact on your family members or your neighbourhood, then everything is fine, but we all know it’s just a few addicted gamblers that don’t have any impact on family members or society. Most of them always have ways in which the people around them are going to be affected because of their addiction.

If you are able to take care of yourself and get yourself things that you need, then nobody will even know you are addicted to gambling, but when you start doing things that will affect people or yourself, that’s when people end up complaining about addiction, so if your addiction is not having an effect, then it’s normal.

I used to gamble at my previous job where I was the head of IT in a SME and I decided there to give or restrict access to different users,it is a few months that I have changed job and I am a network administrator now but in here the sys admin has everything logged even wireless devices so not much to do and I simply can't otherwise I would have continued to place at least some sport bets in here.I don't regret anything though as I can gamble at home and I don't feel any urge to gamble at work or if I did I surely can find a way to do so.

When I open most popular casinos that are presented on this forum, than major part of the provided slots are almost the same. Same game providers. Table games are all basically identical. How can they be different? By color of a table or pictures on cards? Have different background? Perhaps you are more experience in gambling and pay more attention to details. For me, most of casinos look the same. Only page design differs, casino rules, accepted cryptocurrencies and other "fee nuances".

Hey, guys! Are any of you emotional gamblers who often lose because you can't control what you feel? When you lose, do you tend to double your bets or chase your losses, driven by a pride that can't accept defeat? Do you consider this a problem? If so, has anyone here been able to solve this kind of problem themselves, and if yes, how did you do it?

I have this problem, and based on my personal experience, I find that sometimes I get challenged but not too greedy because I don't have a problem quitting when I'm winning. However, when I'm losing, that's where my struggle lies.

That's why I shared it here; I feel that some of you may experience the same challenges, and I'd love to hear your ideas or experiences on how to win this battle so we can enjoy gambling.

I don't know whether this is just a myth, or indeed some dreams can give a sign that the thing you dreamed of will happen.
Gambling has also been synonymous with this kind of things since a long time ago, by taking advantage of dreams to achieve victory,
to guess the lottery numbers that will come out.
Some do get lucky and win the jackpot, but some people don't make anything either.

Dreams have not been able to prove that they can actually affect gambling, it is just as a sleeping interest and the effect of our subconscious.
When before going to bed continue to think about gambling then it will be trigger to dream about gambling.

I suppose you have a point, many people have the tendency to judge a situation based only on the results, so if the son had won a big amount of money it is possible his mom would not be mad at him as long as he was willing to share the spoils with her, after all it was her money and according to what I know on most casinos if you were to bet with money that is not yours, the money won goes to the person that owns the money, but I am of the opinion that regardless of the result the son did something wrong and consequences must fall on him.

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As much as this is true, that still doesn't mean that there's no casino out here in the Bitcoin Forum that's not trusted by a lot of people, like there's a top 1 in terms of merits or number of positive trust, there's definitely a number 1 for trusted in casino, which is actually interesting because this could easily be solved by a poll where everyone can chip in a vote and tell us which is their most trust casinos, the only problem with the votes is that we don't know who's lying or not. I don't think though that signature campaigns are a good measure to see which one's more trusted, sure it can be a factor together with how long they've been running that campaign, I still think that it's a bit biased because some people are paid to promote this and even if it's not prohibited to not nominate your casino that you're promoting, it still feels wrong to do so.

What you are saying I don't think that's call addicted they are affording the amount may by that they can gambling daily I mean regular. So I don't think there is any crime or bad think if he can afford the money and the gambling can't effect his family or life. If the gambling effect on his family or in his life then I will say he is a addicted gambler. Rather than I won't gonna say anyone addicted gambler for gambling regularly beyond with his afford

That's one of the key things most gamblers fail to watch out for, how much you can afford to lose.
Most gamblers don't know how bad it is to gambles with what they can't afford to lose, when you gambles with money that puts you at the edge of your seat, you will always be in a mood of panicking.

I believe that gambles is a thing of fun, so putting yourself in a very tight corner by gambling what you can't afford to lose is very wrong, because at that point, it's no longer fun when the bet is going against you.
I have also had a terrible experience of such, by betting what I can't afford to lose, after that terrible experience, I feared anything gambling till today.

Are you serious? A person who has no regular income should stay away from gambling, not play it every day. Such people should either improve their skills to find a well-paid job or go to work. In my opinion, any person before spending money should learn how to earn it. Gambling is entertainment, not an opportunity to make easy money.

I don't think we can use KYC or not as a reference for whether a casino is reputable or not. Even casino sites or online gambling sites that intend to scam also apply KYC to try to make their casinos follow the procedures set by the government.
There are many reputable ones on the forum, there's nothing wrong with a new casino. they offer attractive bonuses. some users are interested in this. just to try it. so keep using small money for new casinos. whether it's just to claim a bonus or want to experience a different sensation from the old casinos that we often play at.