What kind of scripts do you mean? The automated dice betting directly at the casino or a private developed script? The betting automaton at a casino are definitely not a scam, they are save to use. As for privately sold scripts online it's hard to say. I would expect that there are atleast some scammers trying to make easy money from unexperienced gamblers. Like in every area of the Internet we should be cautious.

I wonder how many people actually managed to get rich with meme coins? Many people here on the forum own some meme coins and probably made a decent profit it this year. But I would expect that many investors are like me and only held a small amount in meme coins. Elon Musk made good money with doge coin, but what about all the reddit traders who bought into the hype? The HODL strategy of meme coins might look nice to your fellow traders, getting rich of it might be very hard. I don't think the meme coin hype is completely over it just gets harder to profit of it.

Having a good understand about the project you invest in is very important, but we also need to be aware that there is a lot of market risk involved. If bitcoins are going to drop in price so are most of the other crypto coins. There is a strong correlation between cryptos, similar to the stock market. That is why we need to define a certain risk limit we are willing to lose. For example saying we comfortable to lose 20% of our coin portfolio gives us some room to work with. Let's say our coins drop 10% then we need to decide if this is just a temporary drop and it will likely bounce back or if our views of the coins changed. Stop loss orders can help in such cases. We just need decide if a price drop is permanent or temporary since most crypto coins move in cycles.

You are right that Wallstreet uses a lot of leverage to boost its returns to exceptional high levels. But I wouldn't recommend to do the same for the average investor. Sure we could also increase our returns, at the cost of increasing our risk. There can always go something wrong and leverage means that we could lose more money than we own. Being in debt can be a downward spiral.
In my opinion the reason why Wallstreet is so successful is not leverage but rather the access to the best technology and hardware. Wallstreet has the closest server to the exchange, the fastest Internet and the best support. The average investor can't compete against that.

I think yes, bitcoins offer a lot of benefits during crisis that we might not get from local banks. Financial crisis is usually an inefficiency in the financial markets that the government or big banks try to cover up. But markets like to regulate itself so its just a matter of time until it becomes a national and a global crisis. Once a crisis is affecting the whole world it can take down many banks leaving all the savings accounts hanging. Being invested in bitcoins and other crypto currencies makes us independent from the local financial system.

Never heard about any of these 3 games  I know that there are many card games out there which are played around the world and have different names. Maybe you could explain a little these games? If they are competitive card games than maybe casinos could pick them up. The beauty about poker is that the rules and the name is the same all around the world. So when two people from different continents meet and don't speak any common language they could atleast play poker together.

I have an old pokerstars account that I don't really use anymore. In my opinion GGPoker and partypoker are better sites, that's atleast where I am keeping my bankroll. Not sure if it's even legal to sell the accounts since we need to verify our self's. Do you only need the account for a specific tournament or permanently? I don't want to get banned by pokerstars.

It's good to take life with a bit of Humor. Being all serious and taking things very personal is not the best approach to investing. A general market downward trend is hard to avoid. Selling bitcoins and buying alt coins wouldn't have protected us from the drop. It's not wrong investment decision. If we realise that it's out of our hands than joking about it is natural. It helps to make it less painful for us and reminds us that it's just temporary.

Super, schon wieder ein Gewinnspiel hier. Vieien Dank. Die Münze gefällt mir besser als die El Salvador Zeitung 

Ich würde es nochmal mit der Zahl 9 probieren, auch wenn ich mit der bisher noch kein Glück hatte.

9 - Mauser.

Viel Glück an Alle

Birthday presents by casinos are awesome. It's a good way to keep long-time customers happy. This year I was a bit busy on my birthday and didn't really have time to collect all the goodies. On one site I remember I got some free slot games but they expired because I didn't use them in time. On another site I got a 5 USD voucher but lost it all. The best gift where some free tournament dollars on the poker site I play the most, managed to get 20 bucks out of it.

I am not very experienced when it comes to trading meme coins. For me meme coins are just a very risky bet that I look at as a buy and hold coin. Actively trading meme coins might be profitable for the intermediate trader. Using technical analysis is usually a good tool for trading crypto currencies, but to make the big profits with meme coins we would need them to viral. For a meme coin to make high profits like with doge coin it has to become very popular. When the horde of reddit traders pick up a meme coin it's a good time to consider selling.

I would advise against loaning money to invest it in cryptos. First of all where would we get money and at which interest rate? A bank will probably not give away money for investing. This would leave us asking friends and family for money which is usually not a good idea. Don't get me wrong, I am pro bitcoins and I also believe we will see a BTC price above 100,000 USD. The only problem is that we don't know when this is going to happen. It could take 2 month or 2 years for BTC to rise so high. Until then we could be forced to sell before to repay the loan.

Yes I think this is normal now to think about the generations coming after us. For me my crypto portfolio is not different to my stock or investment fund portfolio. When I die I want my family to divide all of it together. It is normal in our culture to leave something behind. Most of us probably inherited something from our grand parents or parents. It's just fair if we do the same. We can't look into the future, there might be problems in the future that we need a lot of money. In case we become sick and need a lot of help than it could eat up all our savings. If not then we should really leave something behind.

Do you mean risk free fights in the sense that one fighter is such a strong favourite, there is 0 chance of him losing the fight? I don't really believe in such risk free money anymore. In the past I tried a similar strategy in football and only bet on matches with 1.2 and below payouts. The profit was very small but atleast I thought its risk free. Until of course it wasn't risk free anymore and I lost it all. After that I stopped betting on such low risk matches. Because athletes are just humans. Every fighter can have a bad day and something unexpected happen. Doing such risk free bets a few times works, but the longer we bet on them the higher the chance to get the 0.01% tail risk event.

For me it's hard to see that in the near future any alt coin could overtake bitcoin as the new leading crypto currency. Never say never, but at the moment it seems unrealistic. Bitcoin became so mainstream over the last years that I don't think investors are going to abandon it just for another coin. That is why I agree with your statement that Bitcoin is king. Any crypto investor should atleast hold a bit of his money in bitcoins. There are a lot of attractive alt coin projects out there, but it's very hard to beat bitcoins over a longer period of time.

I fully agree with you that a high price is no indication that it's a good investment. The only thing that a high price tells us is that it was a good investment in the past. All the investors who gave been part of the rally made money. But this is not a guarantee that the price is going to rise higher in the future. There are many factors that determine if a project is a good investment. Also the price could have been manipulated to be high without any fundamental justification. A ponzi scheme also has a very high price, right until the moment the bubble burst, then it becomes worthless. Better not to trust a high price alone.

Sounds nice that El Salvador is taking the next step and creating a whole bitcoin city. Unfortunately I really worry about the security on El Salvador. For the local population the bitcoin city might be a blessing but internationally it could be difficult to take part in such a city. El Salvador has a big crime problem with the famous street gang MS-13 operating from there. If there is too much money involved in bitcoin city it could become the target for the criminals. Central America is different to Iceland where nothing is around the mining farms.

Not really, the slot machines are programed to have a certain payout rate which is less than your buyin. So the longer you play the more likely are you to reach the expected values. The more player and slot games the closer it will get to the averages. Which doesn't mean that we can end up lucky and make a decent profit.
Looking for machines that are played heavily is a good idea as long as nobody won in a while. The more players on one slot machine increase the chances that the jackpot is cleared out. Observing the floor and keeping an eye on which machine is being played frequently and didn't win for a while, is a good strategy. But we still need go be lucky to actually win.

Very nice to see that generation Z believes so strong in crypto currencies. Being optimistic about the future of Bitcoins is good. I am sure we will see a rising number of crypto millionaires in the near future. But we should also be realistic with our expectations because just buying a few crypto coins is not going to make them millionaires. Sure there are some who invest heavily and will make it, this of course also requires luck. How could a large part of a generation become millionaires, this would only happen if the purchasing power of the money drops rapidly. To become very rich it requires sellers on the other side to actually sell their goods for it. This requires a large number of merchants with the will and means to buy all those cryptos.

I agree that bitcoins and other crypto currencies helped us to get some form of independence from the government and the fiat money. However, we are not completely independent, we still need the good will of the government to engage in cryptos. There are countries where cryptos are banned all together which makes it very hard for us investors. It's much better when cryptos are legal and taxed by the government. Having a legal framework with regulations for cryptos increases the protection for the investor and enables us to plan more long term. Any form of savings these days should include cryptos.