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[Pmalek]

If you are playing slots an alarm clock is your best friend.

Set for 1 hour and stop when the hour is over.

True, unless you forget about the clock or intentionally ignore it.

I haven't checked if Betfuy has time and loss limits. If they do, that's one way to stop yourself from gambling more than you want to. Put a loss limit at $100 for instance. As soon as you reach it, you see a notification informing you that you can't/shouldn't play anymore. The same process can be applied to time limits. Put it at 1 hour and when the time is up, you'll have to stop playing.

[Taskford]

If you are playing slots an alarm clock is your best friend.

Set for 1 hour and stop when the hour is over.

True, unless you forget about the clock or intentionally ignore it.

I haven't checked if Betfuy has time and loss limits. If they do, that's one way to stop yourself from gambling more than you want to. Put a loss limit at $100 for instance. As soon as you reach it, you see a notification informing you that you can't/shouldn't play anymore. The same process can be applied to time limits. Put it at 1 hour and when the time is up, you'll have to stop playing.

You might really ignore it if you are in climax since their are times that we decide to continue and ignore those limits we set since we enjoy the game to much. Although this is really bad decision to do but sometimes I call it as cheat days especially when I play on weekends especially if there's nothing else to do and bored at my room.

Also as far as I know they have that loss limit feature although I'm not sure since I usually gamble manually and don't set anything as I gamble the amount which I can always afford to lose. Maybe they should explore this and see for their selves to know if they can set something that can remind them that they need to stop when their limit has been hit.

[bitmover]

I use Bitcoin mostly for ideological reasons... profit is just a secondary factor.

Well, bitcoin is money.

The main reason to use money is to buy stuff and be able to accumulate more and buy more stuff.

I agree there is an interesting ideology about it (freedom, decentralization, etc), but it is money after all.

[Zadicar]

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Looks easier to do looking backwards than actually doing it... but if you manage to do it, there is some money to be made

The poin is that we didnt react buy levels now (maybe quickly at 79?), and we are on the DCA level for quite some time... And nobody knows where is the bitcoin price going (maybe even lower and it is possible that we dont see 100k+ in the cycle again)

We have our own assumptions too and also we can draw out some levels on chart on which projecting out on where prices might be that go but as we do all know that there's no way that we can tell
on how high or low that it do able to reach on. For those who do able to made out some quick buy at 74k then i do say that was a good scoop and considering the price made out some increase on 80k+
then thats an easy money for a short duration or lets say that it isnt bad to scalp out those movements.

[snipie]

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I use Bitcoin mostly for ideological reasons... profit is just a secondary factor.

One of the reason I am pro Bitcoin specifically rather than many other cryptocurrencies and fiat is this precisely. Having a decentralised money without governments and banks interference, fast movements of coins, less paperwork and fees among other stuff are the things that most people want.
Otherwise, profit coming from Bitcoin is as important as the other reasons and I don't consider it as a secondary factor but surely not the most important one also.

[Zwei]

Well, just because it happened in one type of game doesn't mean it will happen again, it's a mistake to think that, as it might as well happen in another. It's unlikely because it's a very big stroke of luck but it doesn't depend on a certain game.

i'm well aware of that, i'm not new to this.
but i also like to believe that you are always one spin away from a big win, hehehe.

I would bet that it is one with high volatility though.

or a medium one, a 3354x payout is well within the max win of most of hacksaw medium volatility slots.

If you are playing slots an alarm clock is your best friend.

Set for 1 hour and stop when the hour is over.

i do something similar, but instead of playing for a set amount of time, i go with a set budget.

[blockman]

If you are playing slots an alarm clock is your best friend.

Set for 1 hour and stop when the hour is over.

come back the next day and do the same.

much more relaxing way to play.

I think that I've done this before and set an alarm not for so long so that it will be an indication that I have to stop. And this isn't just only for the slots but also for other games that we'd like to play like crash, dice, etc. I agree that it's way more relaxing to have a time set and it won't suck out most of our time and will keep us a healthy and responsible gambler.

My ideia is to accumulate more by just earning from the forums, contests, awards, games, etc... I am not buying more bitcoin with fiat, cause i need to diversify my portfolio ( i have way too much crypto compared to everything else).

But I agree. holding crypto will probably be worth more in the future

That's a good strategy, you are in continuous accumulation through various resources and getting ready for the next bull run if this bull run won't hit your highest expected price. Or it's also good for retirement.

[Taskford]

My ideia is to accumulate more by just earning from the forums, contests, awards, games, etc... I am not buying more bitcoin with fiat, cause i need to diversify my portfolio ( i have way too much crypto compared to everything else).

But I agree. holding crypto will probably be worth more in the future

That's a good strategy, you are in continuous accumulation through various resources and getting ready for the next bull run if this bull run won't hit your highest expected price. Or it's also good for retirement.

Indeed good strategy especially if you don't have anything to use with your funds earned from your campaigns and other online activities since its good to use it to buy Bitcoin.

I also do this frequently, but there are just times that I used small percentage of my earnings to gamble especially that their are fun stuffs like good tournaments or other promotions which I think I enjoy playing on weekends.

But I only hold Bitcoin since I don't trust the other altcoins.

[Forsyth Jones]

I think that I've done this before and set an alarm not for so long so that it will be an indication that I have to stop. And this isn't just only for the slots but also for other games that we'd like to play like crash, dice, etc. I agree that it's way more relaxing to have a time set and it won't suck out most of our time and will keep us a healthy and responsible gambler.

It's a good strategy to avoid becoming addicted, whether it's setting a time limit or budget, some games are really cool and engaging. Every day people play them with the hope of being the lucky one of the day, I hope to be one of those, although I play very few slot games and etc.

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[Pmalek]

Also as far as I know they have that loss limit feature although I'm not sure since I usually gamble manually and don't set anything as I gamble the amount which I can always afford to lose. Maybe they should explore this and see for their selves to know if they can set something that can remind them that they need to stop when their limit has been hit.

They have something similar. If you go to your account settings, you can scroll down until you find "Responsible Gambling." Click on that and you will see "Time Alert." You can set a time limit for your account starting at 15 mins and going up to 3 hours. After you have played for that amount of time, you will be notified and asked to stop. The other option they have is self-exclusion. I don't see deposit limits or loss limits, though.

[dwyane36]

They have something similar. If you go to your account settings, you can scroll down until you find "Responsible Gambling." Click on that and you will see "Time Alert." You can set a time limit for your account starting at 15 mins and going up to 3 hours. After you have played for that amount of time, you will be notified and asked to stop. The other option they have is self-exclusion. I don't see deposit limits or loss limits, though.

I'm wondering if there are any statistics on how many users actually use features like time alert and self-exception. I think that users who can control themselves don't need such features. Addicted players, on the other hand, are likely to ignore such features and look for any workaround just to keep playing the slots some more.

[TopTort777]

They have something similar. If you go to your account settings, you can scroll down until you find "Responsible Gambling." Click on that and you will see "Time Alert." You can set a time limit for your account starting at 15 mins and going up to 3 hours. After you have played for that amount of time, you will be notified and asked to stop. The other option they have is self-exclusion. I don't see deposit limits or loss limits, though.

I'm wondering if there are any statistics on how many users actually use features like time alert and self-exception. I think that users who can control themselves don't need such features. Addicted players, on the other hand, are likely to ignore such features and look for any workaround just to keep playing the slots some more.

I would better look at stats and find out if those features really help I wont believe that someone, who is a middle of a game, or still have free spins, will stop gambling when alarm rings. Turn off alarm and continue playing is what people will do. Self-exception is kind of a joke. It prevents from gambling in one casino, when there are hundreds of other casinos available. I can also open youtube or stream and watch others gambling. That self-exception does not limit me from gambling at all

[panjul07]

They have something similar. If you go to your account settings, you can scroll down until you find "Responsible Gambling." Click on that and you will see "Time Alert." You can set a time limit for your account starting at 15 mins and going up to 3 hours. After you have played for that amount of time, you will be notified and asked to stop. The other option they have is self-exclusion. I don't see deposit limits or loss limits, though.

I'm wondering if there are any statistics on how many users actually use features like time alert and self-exception. I think that users who can control themselves don't need such features. Addicted players, on the other hand, are likely to ignore such features and look for any workaround just to keep playing the slots some more.

I would better look at stats and find out if those features really help I wont believe that someone, who is a middle of a game, or still have free spins, will stop gambling when alarm rings. Turn off alarm and continue playing is what people will do. Self-exception is kind of a joke. It prevents from gambling in one casino, when there are hundreds of other casinos available. I can also open youtube or stream and watch others gambling. That self-exception does not limit me from gambling at all

Self exclusion feature is just a option, at least with this feature you can limit your gambling in one casino and if you use this feature in all casinos where you play means that you have limited yourself for all of them.
Next thing is depending on yourself, whether you are serious or not to limit yourself after you use the self exclusion feature.
Self exclusion feature can be just a joke for those who do not even want to stop gambling from their own will.

[TopTort777]

They have something similar. If you go to your account settings, you can scroll down until you find "Responsible Gambling." Click on that and you will see "Time Alert." You can set a time limit for your account starting at 15 mins and going up to 3 hours. After you have played for that amount of time, you will be notified and asked to stop. The other option they have is self-exclusion. I don't see deposit limits or loss limits, though.

I'm wondering if there are any statistics on how many users actually use features like time alert and self-exception. I think that users who can control themselves don't need such features. Addicted players, on the other hand, are likely to ignore such features and look for any workaround just to keep playing the slots some more.

I would better look at stats and find out if those features really help I wont believe that someone, who is a middle of a game, or still have free spins, will stop gambling when alarm rings. Turn off alarm and continue playing is what people will do. Self-exception is kind of a joke. It prevents from gambling in one casino, when there are hundreds of other casinos available. I can also open youtube or stream and watch others gambling. That self-exception does not limit me from gambling at all

Self exclusion feature is just a option, at least with this feature you can limit your gambling in one casino and if you use this feature in all casinos where you play means that you have limited yourself for all of them.
Next thing is depending on yourself, whether you are serious or not to limit yourself after you use the self exclusion feature.
Self exclusion feature can be just a joke for those who do not even want to stop gambling from their own will.

Is it even possible to self exclude from all possible casinos? I think while you be registering and excluding yourself, new casinos will open. You why also I call it a joke? Because you exclude only an account. You think you can excluse yourself from every single casino and forbit yourself from creating new accounts?



That gate is a self-exclusion feature and field is the internet.

[btcltcdigger]

I dont think it can be done. All online casinos are pretty much rinse and repeat scheme. You close it down, and 1 hour later, it rebrands and opens up with a new name, and a new licence. It's the same software in the backend running it. But maybe that's the point, chase them so they spend on licences

[panjul07]

Self exclusion feature is just a option, at least with this feature you can limit your gambling in one casino and if you use this feature in all casinos where you play means that you have limited yourself for all of them.
Next thing is depending on yourself, whether you are serious or not to limit yourself after you use the self exclusion feature.
Self exclusion feature can be just a joke for those who do not even want to stop gambling from their own will.

Is it even possible to self exclude from all possible casinos? I think while you be registering and excluding yourself, new casinos will open. You why also I call it a joke? Because you exclude only an account. You think you can excluse yourself from every single casino and forbit yourself from creating new accounts?


That gate is a self-exclusion feature and field is the internet.

My 2nd sentence on above post should have answered your question, it is depending on yourself.
Let me repeat, self exclusion on casino is just an option or a feature, gamblers can use it as starting point when they want to stop, it may help them to start but the result will be depending on themselves.  
Whether you will be able to exclude yourself from all casino or forbit yourself from creating new accounts, it is your own freewill.
But if you ask me this question, yes I can do it as long as I wish and I do not even need to use self-exclusion feature when I want to stop gambling.
 

[AHOYBRAUSE]

I think that I've done this before and set an alarm not for so long so that it will be an indication that I have to stop. And this isn't just only for the slots but also for other games that we'd like to play like crash, dice, etc. I agree that it's way more relaxing to have a time set and it won't suck out most of our time and will keep us a healthy and responsible gambler.

It's a good strategy to avoid becoming addicted, whether it's setting a time limit or budget, some games are really cool and engaging. Every day people play them with the hope of being the lucky one of the day, I hope to be one of those, although I play very few slot games and etc.

I have posted about this subject before and until now unfortunately betfury didn't change anything in the responsible gambling section. I think players should have more option to self exclude. Right now there is only the option to exclude yourself for hours/days up to a wekk, that's it. If you want a longer self exclusion you basically have to self exclude your account indefinitely. 1 week definitely is not enough in my opinion. Other site over a month, 3 months, 6 months and so on, that's much better. 1 week is hardly enough time for a breather and if you don't want to lose your account process (VIP level) players will choose to self exclude for 1 week tops. Also if you do one week you can't even do it for another one since you are only allowed to self exclude for 7 days within a month.
I honestly believe betfury should change this since it would be much better for players with problematic gambling behaviors. Hopefully they will read here and might consider some changes!

[Pmalek]

I'm wondering if there are any statistics on how many users actually use features like time alert and self-exception. I think that users who can control themselves don't need such features. Addicted players, on the other hand, are likely to ignore such features and look for any workaround just to keep playing the slots some more.

If it's just a notification coming to you in the form of an on-screen message and pop-up, it can easily be closed and ignored. A more effective way of limiting your betting is if the limit actually prevents your from gambling. If you activate an 1-hour daily gaming limit and the time is up, the feature would prevent you from playing altogether. You would have to come back tomorrow to begin a new session.

[bitmover]

I'm wondering if there are any statistics on how many users actually use features like time alert and self-exception. I think that users who can control themselves don't need such features. Addicted players, on the other hand, are likely to ignore such features and look for any workaround just to keep playing the slots some more.

If it's just a notification coming to you in the form of an on-screen message and pop-up, it can easily be closed and ignored. A more effective way of limiting your betting is if the limit actually prevents your from gambling. If you activate an 1-hour daily gaming limit and the time is up, the feature would prevent you from playing altogether. You would have to come back tomorrow to begin a new session.

I think the most important,  and hardest,  is to control the budget.

How much money are you "allowed ' to deposit in a casino each month or week .

This is the most important thing to control imo... as the bigger damage gamble can make to your life is mostly financially