Rollbit must be really scared of people that's out there trying to steal from them or even exploit their system and I can get that but what OP has done for them is just a step too far for Rollbit, are they that scared of receiving complaints that they resort to this kind of bullshit? It's actually weird that they even want you to do those stuff when these kind of thing could be prevented if they just hire more developers that are interested in fixing their website security but no, it seems that Rollbit wants you to do those unnecessary and paranoid stuff for confirmation, does Rollbit need that much information to be secured? Are they guarding the garden of souls that you've got to be a human because God forbid it won't work when it's a different being?

That's probably what's happened, scammers are good at social engineering so I don't think that they had a hard time having to convince her to do this kind of thing. Also, isn't TeamViewer works like a remote access tool right? I think that's how they've got that person and has stolen her funds. Regards to the possibility of investigation, I don't think that even if there's one, it's unlikely that they're going to ever recover the money stolen, this is a syndicate in my opinion so you'll have a hard time finding the group or even arresting any of them since this happened online.

I can second that 1st advice, signal providers often only benefits those at the higher level of pecking order in that signal group so better off not be the reason that they're going to make more money, especially those that ask you to pay for their signals, heinous thing to do for them. Copy traders are a pretty good way that you can make money without the worry that you have to think too much about how you will trade because you're hitching on the success of the trader that you're copying and most copytrading features help you identify the best traders to copy so you needn't worry too much which one you should copy trade.

Bro, I'm sure that you're not going to see any sane person selling all of their bitcoins right now so your advice on the title is moot, a lot has seen bitcoin go from 69k USD already and there's more that's expecting bitcoin to go much higher after halving or in halving so you don't need to worry about people being unstable with what price they're planning to sell their bitcoins.
They can probably get away with not selling all of their bitcoins and then getting some profit out of their initial purchase and then hope to get in bitcoin again by buying back in case the price of bitcoin goes down again so those people selling at the current highest price have a little window to get in again. As with what OP said, anyone would probably also have to consider not doing anything stupid like selling everything.

That's not something I will not dispute and never have I agreed on something this much because of how correct it is and it's simplifying the explanation as to why bitcoin's the best investment. I would probably be using these phrase or the idea of it to explain why bitcoin is a good investment to be had.
The problem with altcoins is the fact that most of them are mostly riding on the hype that bitcoin generates so when bitcoin starts to ease out of it's bullrun, most altcoins go down with it at a much worse kind since they've got more people invested in it hoping that the price would continue to go up.

The 4 year cycle isn't exact though be last halving cycle, we have waited for about a year to see the price from skyrocketing and during the halving there wasn't a lot of movement in the market. It was during Tesla's bitcoin purchase and their acceptance of bitcoin as a payment for their cars that affected the prices.
What are you smoking bro? Can you give me some?

It's easy, if I have a family and a kid to raise and fund his/her education and I am not making a lot of money when that time comes then I would definitely stop gambling altogether, helps with the household finances and many other things could've been used for that money anyways. Another condition I can think of is when I have contracted a disease that will require me to have a medical maintenance to check on the symptoms or slowly treat the said disease, like heart disease or kidney disease, this diseases that I've mentioned are definitely going to make anyone stop gambling. There's probably other conditions out there but these two are the conditions that would definitely make me stop gambling.

There's definitely something wrong with that, advertising wrongfully and not engaging the right way with the people that's replying on the thread is definitely something that anyone should. Definitely agree that a consideration should be taken by players with this gambling site, if there's no interaction then there's definitely something fishy and you can't really argue that he's a newbie, there's some semblance of decency in the posts so I am sure that OP knows the he/she can reply to the threads but chose to create another.

I don't know but a lot of people aren't happy with the Biden's administration and it seems that it's going to be Trump again, I aam 60% sure he's going to get the presidency again. I feel kind of bad that a lot of people even outside the US are still basing their votes on popularity instead of what these candidates can do for them, not to sound too political but damn we need to change something about that mindset.

You're not getting it, the theory is that this is what's happening but it's not unless you've experienced it yourself because if you've experienced winning big then you know that the high of being a winner is going to cloud your judgment combine that with peer pressure and the fallacious mindset that your first win might not just be your only win for that day and first thing you know, you're just putting back the money that you've won back into gambling hoping to get another win.

If you have the money to do it, you can just hire all of those people that you've just mentioned so it's no big deal that you have to worry about those stuff if you have the money, maybe having an intimate knowledge on the business can help you a lot. Risk will always be there so it's nothing to be worried about because when you've taken on that risk of building a casino business, you're already doing good. To answer the question about dreaming of owning a casino, yes I do have that dream once because that's probably the easiest business in my opinion at that time but then reality hits and I saw the dark side of owning a casino and how being an owner, I am also contributor to the rampant gambling addiction that's plaguing people around the world.

Peak consumerism in action, people are so scared of ads and at how annoying they are that companies are using that frustration as a way to make money for themselves and give you the convenience of not seeing ads because people are so scared of ads that it might influence them. Also, wouldn't this be a useless thing anyway because you're going to see content creators having their own in-video ads that directly pays them? Regarding less gambling ads that might influence gamblers or make recovering gambling addicts relapse, I believe in the power of advertising and I believe that this might moderately reduce the people that will try gambling or anything of the like.

Unless the underdog knocks out the favorite, the match is still anyone's game still and there are a lot of times that the winner have been knocked down or sometimes slipped so that's not a good indicator that the underdog might win, for me it's who is more consistent on landing power punches and aggressiveness, with that parameter it's more likely to know if the boxer is likely to win although given how corrupt the boxing federation is, there's a possibility that the likely winner wouldn't be declared the winner, look at what happened to the Ngannou vs Fury fight, didn't Ngannou knocked down Fury? Who's got the belt anyway? In terms of cashing out though, it depends for me because if I'm not betting a lot in the fight, I might not mind losing my money riding it out till the end but if I bet a lot and I can see that the amount I can get out is pretty significant then I might consider depending on the circumstances surrounding the fight.

Not most people, I think that the reason why you think that most people that win big and continue playing in hopes of getting more wins is probably because you're playing mostly with your friends and we know that most of the time, people that are playing with friends succumb to peer pressure to gamble more even after a significant win because of the combined belief that the win you've got might not be the only win you can get. Maybe if you're playing alone, you might be able to quit while you're ahead but if you still can't then the problem isn't with your friends anymore.

Just play for fun and no matter how much your mind wants to chase losses and hope that you will win, follow your set principle on how long you're going to gamble. In fact, when the time that that kind of stuff is ringing through your head (chasing losses), that's probably a good time to stop gambling even if you still have any remaining funds for your gambling session for that day. Trust me, when the lose streak comes, it's inevitable that you're going to see more losses because you're having more and more problems thinking straight because you want to win so bad.

I think that's a neat idea especially if you don't like to think too much and analyze too much when you're betting, especially with Parlays too, I think that if you're not that good with betting but you want to join in on the action, I think that copying other players bet can be a good idea especially if you're the indecisive kind of person. I don't think that other's luck is a thing that's transferable or even a real thing so I'm not that reliant on luck, what I rely on as much as I can is probably logic.

What does moving to another slots game do though? Will that make any difference? Because if I recall, slots are pretty random and they don't have any set number of spin before any wins so I don't think that your ritual is really doing you any favors. Aren't most slots regardless of the volatility still the same to the core? So I'm stumped why would someone change to a different game if it's essentially the same game as any other slots?

I'm not going to try them anyways so the only way that I can answer this is by saying that they're most likely a bad thing, Telegram's a scammers haven or paradise and I don't think that's the first place that you're looking for when you're going to gamble, it kind of sounds weird and at the same time makes you stay on Telegram for as long as you normally would which I think is a waste of time. Also, it's also pointed out that the good TG casinos are on good Telegram channels and I don't really have the time to join and find out if they're a good channel just to gamble in one when there's already established websites that I can get in like my signature campaign and many other crypto gambling platforms that are also advertising here through signature campaigns.

Donations aren't a bad thing, I do think that if we want this kind of charity to keep serving more people and help more people recover from their gambling addiction, I do think that donations shouldn't be a thing that we should be too penny pinching about because that's the only way they can keep their service going and it's not like most of them are subsidized or helped by the government. To be fair to the donators though, it's important that any charity should have a transparent auditing of all the donations that goes through their organization so people will be more encouraged in donating to whatever cause they're trying to act upon.
I'll hope with you too that me and you won't have to use this to solve our gambling addiction but I think it's not a good thing for us to say that it's not for us, these kinds of organization are the kind that looks like you don't need but when you need them the most, you'll be looking for them. Kindd of like paper clips or any other small negligible stuff in your office or home, you see it everyday but you won't see one when you finally need them.

That's probably because OP has some bad experience at that time and OP surrounded himself with people that has experienced the same thing so OP concluded that 2020 was a bad year. I guess it depends on how you look at it, if you're a bearish investor at that time, you're probably creaming your pants during the black swan event but if you're not one then you're probably having a different reaction. In regards to the title, I guess that people are way too focused on the repetition in history is by the fact that bitcoin's pattern throughout it's Genesis is almost close to being the same, a halving being followed by a huge pump that resulted in a new ATH, if that's the pattern that keeps on repeating, you can't really blame the people if they're focused on that alone.