The way you persuade other people creates an opposite message of what you are intending to have. It seems like you are forcing them in some way wherein your audiences may feel that it would be their loss if they won't message you, while on the other hand, you did not even supported your claims. You have stated huge win rate which is impossible as it sounded given that we are talking about gambling; in any form. From the word itself gamble, it would already give you an idea that nothing is assured. Odds can be manipulated especially in sports or even esports gambling but to make it reach to an assured win, is impossible.

Or atleast give your credentials if you are really wanting to invite more people on what you are trying to pull them in. It would be better on both ends.
I did read it. You are asking for trust from other people right? Let us say you won't scam them, but trust is not easy to earn. You might be thinking that those who won't trust you, won't earn profit. That would be a problem to you as well because you won't get what you are trying to achieve 'coz given that you asked for their trust, means you need them, therefore you need to be more persuading if you want them to trust you. Just my cent.

Low minimum deposit and withdrawal may encourage people to gamble or engage into such activity because to most of the things, capital is the problem. If it would be low, it will give them the opportunity to experience or play the games of their interest. I guess, some gambling sites has high minimum deposits to keep the accounts active and to kepp their players. My idea is in line with banks wherein there should be a specific amount in order to withdraw our savings; amount less than that won't do. Another consideration on my perspective is the tax and transaction fees which should be an additional amount to the minimum deposit or withdrawal. These are just guesses so feel free to correct me.

But I haven't encountered gambling sites which are requiring that much for the withdrawal and deposit amounts. Maybe it also depends on the platforms or casinos themselves.

'House' implemented it so therefore they'd be accountable with it. This is the doubt which worries the gamblers; giving personal information to gambling website. All of us are ofcourse sfraid that our personal infos might leak and worse is to be used in illegal activities which might reflect to our records as an individual and citizen of a country.
Unfortunately, gambling is not supported by governments of some countries. But to counteies wherein it is legal, gbling sites which freely operates are registered and are being taxed such as here in my country, if I'm not mistaken. They'd be required to do so because their gambling sites would be banned in an instant unless players would use VPN to gain accessibility but that won't avoid problems in the future in terms of transactions which might result to conflicts afterwards.

If you're okay with that amount to quit already, there's nothing wrong with it. There's no specific amount requirement for a gambler to quit, that would be subjective. I remember before when I won my first semi-jackpot in dice, that was $400, and for me that time, that's already huge for a prize. I stopped for a month and moderately continued afterwards simply because I enjoyed the game, before switching to sportsbetting.

Indeed, it depends on one's tolerance of losing and his sense of enjoyment. He won't stay for this long if he cannot afford it unless he is impulsively playing or is unaware that he needs to stop because of addiction. On the other hand, he might really enjoy playing wjich pushes him to continue and we just cannot blame someone because we have different sources of happiness.

Unfortunately, that won't be easy;to stop playing as long as there is a drive for him to go, he will. But it is indeed wrong to push one's luck especially if it is a gamble because there's no assurance whether you'd win again or your winnings could be turned into losses. Satisfaction is the main key here;knowing when to stop and knowing when to play. It depends on oneself if he will risk his winnings because no matter how we push someone to avoid something, we cannot keep an eye on them 24/7, they'd do it still if they really wanted to, just like with any regular vices.

This is also sad to some, wherein they are relying their daily living in gambling which is definitely wrong. Well in some fortunate cases, they do manage to be well-off with this routine but given that it does not happen to the majority, planning to di the same could result into something or the opposite to be exact. This is alike with people wherein they are using their salary in gambling with expectation that they money would be doubled, but ending up losing everything, pushes them to the edge, and eventually lending money to their relatives or friends. Quite cliche right? 'coz it happens a lot to many people.

Definitely huge rewards. If you are just into gambling excitement, then simply go to a land-based casino to play and kill time. But what makes online casino advantageous in dome aspects over casinos, except for convenience and being accessible at any time, are rewards on my end. Online casinos are giving free roles, incentives on invites and such which are being offered on real life casinos.

But ofcourse there are downsides of it still which is quite not surprising and is evident not only on online platforms but also to land casinos.
I agree . One example of its downside is the transaction speed. There are really delays especially on populated gambling sites because of congested networks, I guess. Also with the mode of payments especially to gambling platforms which are using third party wallets. It can be solved indeed but for sure it would continue to pop up, just a part and counterpart of being convenient to the players.

Never too late indeed but the bottomline is, if you are aware of your losses and winjing, would it be enough to hold you back from playing? 'coz for sure on our early years as gamblers, we were aware of how much we have lost but we continue playing. In reality we really cannot stop ourselves in a single snap, especially in addictive activities. What makes gambling addictive is the involvement of money which is enough to create a drive. Tracking your losses won't stop you if you are really into it,; you need to step further. Allot an amount or time that you would be spending for a day. Make it a habit and gradually change the behavior. It won't be as easy as it may sound but it would be better than tracking your loss.

Doing so could be a double-edged sword because it is either you would stop playing or your losses could push you to take back what you have lost, right? I have won to some games in gambling and most are sports and esportsbetting because that is where my interests are.I've lost track of my losses and winnings but for sure, my losses are bigger and that's better on my end than to think that I still have winnings and when that moment comes on your realization, you'd be surprised that in reality, your losses continue to grow.

Best way is to check if it is registered, then to check as well the people behind that gambling website if there are any available informations. You may also as for help to ither players for a tip of advice on what to do. If all of these won't work, there are chances wherein that specific gambling site is a fraud in the first place which made you 'win'. Harsh reality is that many people were victimized by these gambling platforms. It is not only the money they have lost but also the happiness it destroyed on the players' end. I've had a friend who was a victim of fake gambling site. He became greedy because most of the time he wins on his games without knowing results are manipulated. That gambling site is gone already at the moment but be careful because surely, there are lots of them.
Agree.
If it won't get you back what you've lost, atleast you will be a help to those possible victims as well. It will just be unfortunate that you won't retrieve what they have 'stolen' on your end. Complaints won't work if it is not a legitimate site from the beginning, chances are owners running with those money. And again creating the same modus to victimize more people.

Prevention is always better than cure. It will just be a lesson, if ever this instance occured to you. A lesson that if it is money which is involved you have to be more careful on entrusting your assets to other people or platforms.

Problems may really arise if a gambling platform, especially online, won't require KYC upon registration. One main problem are bots as mentioned by other players here. But same thing goes for implying KYC. Ofcourse we cannot blame those people who are not really into such procedures because they are protecting themselves from further conflicts. We cannot blame them because such problems exist. In some cases, bad people would use personal information of someone to wrongdoings. Indeed there is confidentiatlity and agreement between the player and platform but how sure are we that no one would really be close to your infos? Which gives them a valid side  But uf you are into that specific site, you have no choice but to comply.

Much better if you would ask fellow players within this platform just to be sure if nothing or something happened before proving the informations. This is to somehow gauge the risk an individual is afraid of. In my case, i'm fine with KYC. The problem on my end with regards to this, is the time it consumes in some platforms but if it would be aided, I've got no problem with this policy.

First is to invest the prize into something which would generate stable income, maybe apartments or condo units, or maybe loaning business (contract-based). Second is to secure an amount which will be saved for emergency purposes. Third is to buy some of the things I dreamed of such as my own house. Fourth, maybe help those who are in need thru creating a fundraising foundation and my last one would be related to this but aims to help and provide shelters for animals. I'd definitely do these things if the amount is really that huge. If you would observe I did not include using an amount to again gamble because knowing myself, I'd quit instantly, 'coz it would be risky to again push my luck.

The goal is surely not to comeback with your 'lowest'. I beleive people who experienced downfalls are the ones who are smarter during up times because they've learned from their mistakes and it would be foolish to repeat your wrong doings and regret it afterwards.

I am actually reading others' plan even if this is just hypothetical, simply because I am amazed of how others think especially when it is about money. For sure not all of our plans will be done as accurate as it suppose to be because there are other factors which may affect our actions. Some would be blinded by money, vices, or the idea of being "rich" in its broadest sense. That's won't be surprising, 'coz it is something innate to us especially if you were deprived of it.

On my end, sports betting has the biggest odds of winning. One reason is familiarity with the team or player or fighter you are betting. If you are aware of their capabilities through records and performances, likewise with the enemy team, you could make a better guess which one would win over another.Lottery and online gambling are almost the same in terms of odds but if you would consider the number of participants, online gambling would somehow give you better odds. Pure-luck based activities would limit manipulation of the result which makes it the truest form of gambling on my perspective. But if you are into enjoyment and winning, sportsbetting is surely on another level.


Indeed such gambling activity relies on one's fate. But that makes me more curious, why are many people still into it despite of the fact that the odds of losing is higher than winning? Enjoyment? I doubt. Maybe it is because to some people, it is easier to play. To those people who accepted losing the moment they've bet, they'd probably choose not to be tired then lose than to struggle thinking a way to win and still ending up losing. We can't blame them simply because we have different perspectives and point of views.

It's not that easy to stop a habit especially something which is addictive. But the idea is there, it solely depends on the player whether he would be too hooked up in gambling activity or not.  It is also not losing which is the concern here I guess, but how it affects an individual. Everything which is too much is bad. There's no relationship with travelling and gambling; but having no alternative activity is. I understand OP's perspective a little, if he just enjoy playing then that won't be a problem but if it pushes him to his/her limit in different factors, things should be really changed while there's time. What I mean with diversion is trying to appreciate what are the other things around you exept for the behavior or activity you are trying to limit or avoid.

Indeed, based on my friends whom I asked before for my study  in relation with gambling addiction, they do prefer playing on realtime casinos than with online platforms. According to one of my friends; it is the 'feeling' and interaction which adds more satisfaction and comfortability. While to others; they are becoming more thrilled. But definitely, online platforms give more bonuses for the players, right? So we cannot really discriminate those who are into it, as long as all of the players are enjoying with moderation ofcourse.

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Congratulations on your win. Hope you won't be greedy afterwards since you have experienced winning; which is often how new gamblers react.

Well, wow. If this is a make story, then that's sad. But if it is not, still, make a decision whether to continue playing or not. You know yourself well better than anyone else. If you think you cannot handle greed and frustration, you already know the answer. Quitting would be a better choice than to play because it won't be a leisure anymore, it would be eventually a vice which is hard to remove from your daily living system.

One factor indeed is the culture within a country. Most of the time, or more often, religious countries prohibit such activities because it is written on their bible are carved on their beliefs. Which we cannot either say good or bad because that is what 'belief' made of. In our country wherein it is a Catholic-dominated country, gambling is evident on the streets but is not legal. However lotteries are legal because they are simply paying taxes to the government. With this, in some instances it is not only religion which is the factor for gambling restriction, but the laws which are being used in a country.

If it's possibility then yes, there is a chance. But how will us know? Things such as algorithms and manipulation are limited to the 'house' itself. That is why checking its credibility via survey to its users, would be a great help. Also, if you are that long playing in a gambling site or casino, you'd surely be able to observe that.

But I doubt it is concerned with location because their goal is to get more players so why would they voluntarily limit people? Restrictions on the other hand is another thing because local governments would instantly block online gambling site, so if it is accessible, and with the use of blockchain technology, players could still play.

Lucky you, but to those who are planning to do the same; betting on the same odds, please do think twice or as many as possible. Such thing doesn't happen often or on a daily basis especially in gambling. I guess it is pure luck given that OP stated that he did not plan his bet wherein thoughts of mistake were involved.

Well in some gambling sites, they are requiring KYC even for small amounts or upon registration. VPN on the other hand won't really be a good option because of its unstability. This might cause further problems, so I am one of those who are not suggesting it.

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I'm into classic music when gambling to ease the stress especially when I'm losing. Sometimes I do like to play 'mainstream' music if I'm at ease when playing; depends on the mood I guess.
Indeed, one of my friends do prefer to play with silence; no music or noise at all. According to him, it helps to lessen the pressure especially if he's on his 'game'. Tempos and beats could change his mood while playing, which he avoids often. He's just that concentrated with what he is doing. So maybe, with music or none; it will be based on gambler's preference.

Everyone could quit gambling if they would want to; it is just a matter of self- discipline. Greed and money are the main factors why a gambler continues to play. Best thing to do is diversion of activity. Find something that would consume your time and eventually it would replace the hours you are spending in gambling activities. Make friends as well who are not into betting because if you will be still surrounded by people who are into it, you'll surely have a hard time to get over it.
Losing a huge amount, to some people, is enough to give up on something but there are people who will get more drive from such instance or to simply play more. Likewise with winning big time.