Since there is not that match action in Dota 2. You may want to follow the Malta Vibes #3[1] which has some matches that are happening for this day. There's a trending player now from Russia who's named Satanic. Lol, what a name but that guy is still a kid and he's a child prodigy. He's playing in this tournament together with other American players under the banner of 4 Zoomers and with Taiga. They have a match later under 3 hours from now.
[1] https://liquipedia.net/dota2/Pinnacle_Cup/Malta_Vibes/3

Well, that's too much if that banking app will allow you to place bets directly from them. They'll have to redirect their customers and users to the actual casino.

They do but they shouldn't be there in the first place even if they're not allowing you to bet directly. But one thing is that, they're allowing you to deposit through them and likely partnered with that casino.

True. They are the ones that make the trend, it makes sense when there's something new and they're implementing that to make everyone FOMO.

I guess that they're able to introduce it not that easy to the market but soon, they're going to make it look like as if it's a new trend that people should be welcoming about. The edge of the companies that are known to the tech and finance industry are higher and better and that's why bbc is right that they're the ones who already aware of that possible trend that's about to come.

It just goes against their main principle of helping people to save and to be more knowledgeable about finance. I mean yeah, we're gamblers and we advertise casinos but something like this shouldn't happen. They're the bank and should stay as is, and with the service they offer to the people. That's not the right platform to add as something that's permanent on their app. A background check for that bank must be made by its central bank if it's allowed or not.

Whether you will have to make another goal or continually DCA without a goal on your mind, you'll still be thinking of something new like a challenge that you have to overcome. That's how it goes usually after hitting the goal that we were able to set before.
I have reached a few of the goals that I was able to set but it doesn't end there. Because like what you've said, we can renew it if we want to and be the better version of it and prove to ourselves that we're better than the old goal that we're able to reached.

That's small to be considered but I don't want to get into those odds on what is their chance of winning the TI12. I can say that all of the teams there now have the chance to win it. I'll bet per game and if I'll go with the TI12 winner, it's quite hard to decide on it now.

If that was the current odd, I guess that it's really going to change into a lower one. It's a solid team and also a former TI champ but, it's always been hard dota for all of these participating teams.

It's better when you're going to do transactions offshore. Because there's no central authority and there's no third party that it has to go through that will take up to 3 business days for the confirmation. And that's what we're talking about as a currency, not mentioning it as a store of value. Being it that has a fixed supply makes it better than the typical currencies that we've got and that's because they can print endlessly compared to Bitcoin. So, its value will keep on increasing as the demand increases as one of its property is its scarcity.

AFAIK, most banks are mad with any connection to gambling and that's why if a depositor has been tracked that there's some money that comes into his account from a betting site, they're putting it as a red flag. I'm not sure if that's the majority of the banks but that's what I have seen. And with that banking app that @OP shared probably has partnership with the betting app that will redirect you upon clicking that icon of betting. Well, if so then it's all about the money that that bank is for.

Yup, that's true and it's always the first risk-takers that get to have those profits but of course, there's the possibility that they get nothing.
I didn't know that there's much locked value on it and that's for sure going to be provide liquidity if some companies have already started in doing so.

It's not about baby sitting or whatnot, you're in a business and your top priority is the concerns of your customers. I don't know why you guys are disregarding the customer service on this fact. Whether they're a casino or just a typical business, they have to take care and be watchful with their customers. It's about giving the best service and approach to them. Yes, they're a casino but just like that we're having on online casinos, we're being taken care of by most of them. As for the dealer not noticing it quickly, when there's something odd since it's a face-to-face game, it should have been noticed easily.

No, if it works and nothing is broken, there's no need to fix it and that limit is already enough.

I don't know but it sounds like there will be no real decentralization if it happens to be increased. That's why these debates should remain a debate, and if these people want to alter the limit then they just do a hard fork of it and make their own altcoin.

I am sure that the victim knows his own health condition. And that's why if there were incidents of a sudden attack on him then he shouldn't go elsewhere or if he's going, he should be accompanied by any of his relatives or someone he knows to assist him. Professionalism can be set aside when someone's deteriorating.

That's the sad part about that, the employee is just doing his job but a bit of compassion and concern during that time can be taken into action. Like calling some guards to assess the situation and if immediate help is in need. It's just like one call away and let the rescue being done by those staff that he called and continue the dealing task he's asigned.

Yeah, that could still be boggling his mind until now. And thinking of the ifs during that situation but what's done is done, and feeling concern for the customer is a must in any customer-facing business and even not, so in general, in any business.

You don't have to stop the dealer, it should be the initiative of the dealer to at least get some call and help from guards or other staff that can assist him in that situation. Yeah, other players can also do that but they have no accountability as they're on their own. But as an employee, we all know that they take into account customers' experiences and concerns. And it's not just about it, it's about humanity and compassion but seems it's not there during that time.

Those casinos that have seen this news or following strict protocol from the government have for sure medics on the side. Whilst we really don't know when heart attack will happen, the customer himself knows his condition and should have been neutral and mild on himself before going to such places. That's why for me, both were wrong.

That sounds scary, I feel that many will be missing out again or those who won't are likely to be the real gamblers.
It's gonna be like another trial and error for them for sure, as it goes from the pros in the finance.

Possible that they will be a thing together when the bull run comes, it's like we always need something to push the market up.

Nope, Duelbits isn't a scam. If that's the instruction that was given to you then you really have to wait. If there's no certain time of how long you should wait, you need to be patient. There's no harm if you're going to follow it up so that your concern will be placed on top of the queue again. Remember that you're not the only one that's being taken care of but, it's not an excuse though. You can ask nicely for the follow-up so that you'll know what's the progress of your account and pending approval.

I'll compare this to the feeling that most of us got when we first met Bitcoin/crypto. The thought of it replacing the traditional banking system was intense and there. However, upon realizing that it's hard to replace the traditional banking system, there were thoughts and ideas that we share about it being co-existing. There could be new technologies that the banks will meet but they can remain to the traditional system that they can and stay as is. Or, if the trend and new emerging technologies are fairly beneficial to their business, that's possible to happen and we still don't know if this applicable with CBDCs, maybe it is and maybe not.

Both were wrong, the victim shouldn't go somewhere else where his family can't watch him when he's aware that when he's attacked by his sickness, no one will be able to help and watch him out. And when the guy was attacked by that disease, the dealer just continued to do his thing? Where's the humanity and being concerned on that part? Yes, the show(job) must go on but how can that dealer attained to just see it around when the guy was being attacked and it's obvious by that time that he's struggling, right? Instead of calling for help, yet he continued to deal.

I see, so it's about the play-to-earn games that you're discussing and it's not just limited to the typical P2E games that we've used to see. There's also gambling on it. Since many of these games have been dead, choose what p2e game you're going to play and gamble it.
And most of them requires some fees for each move that you do, I don't know with what has caught your interest but see to it that you actually know what you're doing because majority of them are no longer getting the attention that has came to them during the bull run of 2021.

They have more favor to the ones that are actively having new referrals and affiliates and that's why it's favorable to the active and hardworking ones. That's a motivation for them to keep on working very well not just for the casinos sake but also to them. And as for the Duelbits' affiliate partners, they're sure to have the best partner and casino to work with.

Nope, we're just overwhelmed when nukerboy shared his great affiliate journey with Duelbits. 
In fact, he praised Duelbits for being the best in affiliate that he has used.

I agree, that it has become different today and just like the AI trend there have been those type of projects before but wasn't noticed because the focus were not on those. I guess they were saved for today's time and when we seem to run out with new ideas, they're going to come in. Who knows if they're going to be the next trend and maybe by next year when the market is about to get back to its former shape, the new ideas will come again such as RWA and there might be a smooth transition for its introduction.

Were there certain games that you've observed that don't have a good performance since you mentioned the bull run and how it looked like during that time? Please specify as well if these "crypto games" you're saying are the actual ones that we get from the casinos.
There's the confusing terms that we're using on this space that when you say that, you can possibly talking about the NFT or games that allows you to earn crypto or tokens and the same goes for these gambling games. The perception that you might have been asking varies on person to person based on what it is but to prolong the discussion, you just need to discuss and clarify some things.