Indeed. Personal preferences always play a role in finding a specific casino or gambling website that is suitable for your liking. Someone's comfortability and other features, facility, and functionality are things to consider in looking for a site to play with. In addition, the return to player rating is of importance too. But overall, it really depends on what you are looking for and if a certain casino satisfies you or not.

Some might find a casino interesting and worthwhile, while some might find it boring and just a waste of time, money, and effort. It really is a subjective matter and will be based on your viewpoint and predisposition. If gambling features are of importance to you, then you would reconsider if they turn you off at some functionality they have or they lack. For example, a KYC, withdrawal processes, and the likes.

I beg to disagree. Anyone can gamble responsibly. If only people won't abuse it and won't be so much indulged with it, there would be no problem. After all, too much of everything is harmful. Anything must be done with balance and limitations. If you know it to yourself that you do not really possess the self-restraint needed in order to gamble in smooth sailing manner, then you should reconsider entering gambling industry. Otherwise, you'll just dig your own grave. Because one can suffer so much if they can't even control themselves and handle their emotions and urge.

Being accountable of your actions should be your priority the moment you start gambling because no one would look after you except yourself. No one should be blamed if ever things don't go onto your favor because we always have the final say and we are to decide what actions we will take.

Gamblers who know their limitation really know when to continue and stop gambling. This trait of them really help them to not go overboard their capabilities and their budget allocation intended for gambling. Which is of course, beneficial because they won't be addicted or be bankrupt in a snap because of betting beyond what they can afford. Responsible gambling should be practiced by everyone because having the discipline in playing could really save us from unnecessary troubles and problems in the future.

I believe people can still be a responsible gambler despite being a high-risk gambler. As long as you are only betting what you can afford to lose and do not gamble consecutively after losing will really help. Satisfaction is important in playing gambling if you are in it for the fun, entertainment, profit, or mix of the said factors, but mental, emotional, and physical state should be considered too.

In this upcoming match, obviously, the crowd's favorite would be Inoue because of his power and strength inside the boxing ring. In their last match, Butler was really not in par with Inoue's skills and performance, resulting of him losing the title. Although we can't really be complacent as well because tables might turn in their upcoming game this December. Surely, Butler is training harder now to ensure that he is more capable of defeating Inoue. After all, there are four belts on the line in this match. We don't also want to underestimate Butler's capability because he has potential and definitely won't give the belts away easily for the second time around.

Hopefully, they will give us an interesting and thrilling performance so that the audience most especially their fans won't be disappointed and instead be satisfied. So, let's just see what would the outcome be. According to the interview of Inoue, he's already looking forward to fighting Fulton after his fight with Butler. Basing from this, we can conclude that he is confident to look forward for another opponent's fight. But let's just wait and see. I'm rooting for Inoue, but I'm also looking forward to Butler's performance.

This would be the second time around that these boxers will fight inside the ring and by this time, they will be fighting for the undisputed lightweight championship in October 16 in Australia. It was said that the match will happen during the afternoon of the said date and will be viewed in October 15 in United States via streaming if I'm not mistaken. During their first fight, Kambosos was really overwhelmed by the power, stamina, and technical and strong punch and jabs combination delivered by Haney. The record Kambosos achieved during his fight with Lopez was tainted by his recent match. And perhaps he is hoping to win the title back because after his loss, he decided to file for a rematch as soon he had the chance.

They still have a month and a few weeks to prepare and train physically, mentally, and emotionally. I guess the time they have right now is sufficient to condition themselves overall to prepared for this match. Although based on the odds, the crowd's favorite is Haney because of their previous match. His powerful attacks were memorable for the viewers to bet on him again this time. However, Kambosos will surely not back down either.

Mine's result is low-risk gambler which I believe is true.

I seldom gamble and when I do, I make sure that I only gamble what I can afford to lose so that it won't bother me and it won't be a pain in my pocket or account. I don't really like to gamble beyond my capacity so I make sure to assess the situation first before gambling and making a risk so I won't regret later on. Because overthinking and regretting due to lost money is really bothering. Personally, it affects my mental state and influence how I behave whenever I gamble.

Every time I take my chances with betting such as risking to profit over something in general, it makes me nervous most especially if I'm uncertain of the outcome. I have my fair shares of mistake in gambling and I certainly wouldn't fall into the same mistake in the future because I already learned my lesson. Hence, the answer I chose in the self-assessment was more of never and a little of sometimes.

I'm sure a lot of people are opposite of me because of course, being a high-risk gambler could also mean higher rewards if ever you will win. Perhaps I'm just really more on calculated side rather impulsive because I once lost a huge amount thinking it would profit and be a good source of income, turns out it isn't worth it. Although I'm aware that it is my fault for not thinking long-term.

During his first fight with Martinez, it was evident that he was overpowered by his opponent. Despite having a good title and track record, he lost to Martinez which is slightly lower than him in height but undeniably delivers strong punches and calculated strikes. This became his losing end to the judges during their initial fight. He lost via unanimous decision that made him lost his hard-earned title during his early years.

Right now, Ancajas has still couple of months left to train harder and think of possible strategies and techniques that could make him win. Hopefully, this time, he will be able to get back on track and get back the title he lost. In an interview, he claimed that during the following rounds of their match, he experienced cramping in his legs which made him lose his focus because of the pain he's feeling.

Really rooting that he'll be able to gain enough strength to overpower Martinez and not experience the same tragic event that has happened to him during their fight. If ever he wins, this will be a good opportunity for the Filipinos to celebrate after all the consecutive losses from boxing industry.

Cash out is there for a reason. One of it is to possibly avoid any further losses in a bet. Some might see this beneficial while some may not. I think it really depends on your standpoint. Because if you cash out early, the thing is you will only get a certain amount instantly, but the catch is it is lower than the supposed amount you are going to take home. Although this could help you to limit yourself in further betting that could result to series of losses so if you want to play safe, you can opt to cash out before the ened of the sports event. However, if you are a risk-taker type of person, you might find this futile because you want to risk big and potentially win big rewards.

I think it's normal to do this when you feel that the luck isn't on your favor. I believe jumping from one slot to another could be helpful for you to reassess the situation you are currently in and will let you indeed test what are your odds in playing. But of course, this still has to be done in moderation. Jumping from one slot to another with a little to no mental headspace because of consecutive losses could also result in further losses in your part. Because we all know that playing and betting with unstable mind could let you lose control and instead be controlled by your emotions. But overall, this is a subjective matter and any of us must do what suits us the best for greater chance of winning.

Making thousands out of $100 in altcoin is so rare, that's why it's not really a good thing to risk your money in altcoin as a beginner because of its cheap price. Bitcoin is a safe place, where you could peacefully let it sleep in your wallet if you're planning to HODL after you bought in a dip. I started here in 2016 where Bitcoin was $500-$600 if I'm not mistaken, since then I never doubted it.

People are losing their money mainly because they don't know exactly what they are doing, simple as that.

Loaning from the banks will really cost you so much because they have high interest rate. Most of the time, the money they lend you will even be lower than the interest you are going to pay especially if you plan to play with long duration.

Regarding loaning just for the sake of gambling, it's really risky. Because despite having a tip of a fixed match, there's still a possibility that you'll lose if the tip turns out false. And if that happens, you'll lose the money you borrowed instantly. If ever someone plans to borrow money to bet, they must ensure that they can pay the amount regardless of the outcome of the bet. Otherwise they might face so many troubles later on.

Any kind of trading is profitable as long as you know your stuff, you can't earn profits if you're just a self proclaimed trader. Day trading is complicated, it's not even close to what you've said OP, I think the one you've explained was just simply a buy low sell high process. Day trading is a day trade, obviously, meaning you're selling the coins you bought in that day based on your technical analysis, which must be really accurate to gain profits.

I guess OP doesn't mean literally gambling but this "take risky action in the hope of a desired result", this is the other meaning of the term "gambling", or to simplify it we could use the term "risk"(ing). Trading and the literal gambling however is exactly not the same thing, for me which I agree with. Gambling is simply on a different level that does not require any possible knowledge to defeat the odds of the game in which the house made. Therefore gambling that is luck-based should not be compared to trading, and not even the rest of it.

Trading is much more profitable if you will put extra effort on things that you should know before risking your money on trade, especially in futures trading. Trading is much easier for me than gambling, that's just my opinion.

If you didn't prepare for it, you would suffer depression, frustration, and stress. Obviously, as a cryptocurrency person, you don't only expect bull market forever, so you also have to consider the bear market. The thing that everyone should do if they don't know how to trade during this season is to always have a backup plan, which is to have an emergency fund, meaning they should save funds to pay bills and food and other necessities in the long run while waiting for bull run so they will never be force to sell their coins in a very cheap price.

Also, having two or more source of income is a good move in order to peacefully sleep at night waiting for the bear market finally over.

Mismo, kabayan.

Dami rin talagang naglilitawan na NFT games ngayon na wala naman talagang worth, kikita ka pero parang nag-sspin ka lang ng free Bitcoin sa faucet sites. Pansin ko lang, wala ng NFT games ngayon na tumatagal, unlike sa axie na tuloy-tuloy pa rin pero until now wala pa ring maayos na burning mechanism. Kaya ako, di ko muna pinapansin yung mga nagsisilabasan na bago.

You can try it and decide what to do next based on the outcome. For me there's no harm on trying it, but don't let yourself eaten up by your pride that you need to continue to gain back what you've lost. I meant, there's nothing wrong in continuing, but make sure that first, you need a lot of knowledge about futures trading to make profits, and slowly gain back the money you've lost.

You wouldn't lose anything if you missed the chance on buying on the "bottom", I meant you wouldn't lose your money, just the chance on making much profit for the next all time high. Bear market isn't over yet, I believe, because it'll took again years before the bull run take over, if I'm not mistaken. The only thing that anyone could do to avoid regret is to buy every time it dips, using the portions of the total money that he has.

They should, but in my opinion, it doesn't really matter. If they will ask it during the interview, it could be easily avoided, and they won't know if the person is telling the truth unless they are going to use lie detector. Also, even though a certain individual has no problem in gambling addiction, it could be develop while he is working in a certain casino because of so many things.

I believe one of them is because of an influence of a certain individual who is good in brainwashing people to make the plan get a high chance of being successful, like stealing casino money etc.

Volatility is the main concern of most people who want to use bitcoin as payment method. They could either benefit so much if the price position the moment they spend it is high or lose if the price position the moment they spend it is low. With this, a lot of people particularly the businessmen are thinking twice about acccepting it in their business because such deed could actually cost them.

But right now, I guess more and more people are already transitioning in modern ways like this, cryptocurrency payment. Although some people are still hesistant since like what you have said, bitcoin is an appreciative asset. And spending such hastily could make them regret later on. Adding the fact the transaction fees and processing time as well.

Inflation really happens in every country. Even the richest country has inflation rate. What's not normal is the speed of increase of inflation as time passes by which makes it hard for normal people to get by. For an ordinary working class, sudden movement of inflation rate could greatly affect their budget.

If the inflation will continuously spike instead of toning down, the working class would be severely affected and what more those people who belong beyond the poverty line? The value of money will slowly depreciate because of high inflation rate. Hopefully, the government officials in charge will take good action regarding this matter so it won't go worse. Because if ever, those people protesting right now will grow massively to speak up.