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[joniboini]

I feel like the players are more focused on personal achievements. This is one of the reasons they try to score on their own and don't want to give a pass to other players, even though it would create more opportunities to score.

I can see that. I guess they need someone who can demand respect from all of the players so they can suppress their ego, but it's hard to do so when some of them compete in the same league and for other reasons. It's definitely something the coach needs to solve. I don't think playing their second-best team is going to be sustainable for the long term either.

King Kazu is at his 58-year old and still plays football for Atletico Suzuka (on loan from Yokohama FC) according to Wiki information.

Oh right, how can I forget about him. He doesn't make too many appearances or first start from a few years ago iirc, and even if he did, he's being substituted early in the second half or so. Still a great thing to achieve nonetheless, and other players can definitely follow him if they maintain their fitness properly. After all, if they can score or contribute heavily in those little playing minutes, it's much better than playing 90 minutes with no touches at all. CMIIW.

[hd49728]

Oh right, how can I forget about him. He doesn't make too many appearances or first start from a few years ago iirc, and even if he did, he's being substituted early in the second half or so. Still a great thing to achieve nonetheless, and other players can definitely follow him if they maintain their fitness properly. After all, if they can score or contribute heavily in those little playing minutes, it's much better than playing 90 minutes with no touches at all. CMIIW.

At his age, managing to join training sessions and available for playing in official matches are already impressive and amazing. He can not win against ageing forever and even they are very professional, ambitious to keep their player career as long as possible, as well as have enough luckiness for avoiding serious injuries, their appearances and playing time will drop with time.

King Kazu will be one of biggest role models for many young players in many years after his retirement even he is not at a level of Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi.

With better professionality in modern football, more and better health and fitness support machines and programs, players will have longer career than the past when very few players who can play till their 39 or 40 year-old. Now it's time to play until 45-year old or older and in Europe we are witnessing Pepe with his long amazing career.

[Shishir99]

I can see that. I guess they need someone who can demand respect from all of the players so they can suppress their ego, but it's hard to do so when some of them compete in the same league and for other reasons. It's definitely something the coach needs to solve. I don't think playing their second-best team is going to be sustainable for the long term either.

Yeah. The coach needs to talk with the players and solve this problem. No one should focus on personal achievements when they play for the national team. I understand every player wants to score. But players should not be overconfident. They should play as a team and give passes to their teammates so they can score for their teams.

There are many instance when a player had chance to give the ball to their team mate which could have been scored, but just because the player wanted to score himself, they end up failed to score. Vini and Neymar do this very often.

[hd49728]

Chips.gg team want to give most active follower this week kind of gift. If you miss this week, you can follow their X account, and be active there and try your luck next weeks.

https://x.com/chipsgg/status/1913231039855497651

Hey @grok, who's our most active follower this week? 👀

Mr. Chips wants to reward them with a little something special… 🎁

Recent days I saw many videos on X with Chipsgg brand attached, not sure the reason. Perhaps Chipsgg team cooked something behind the scene with their marketing program related to videos.

[Synchronice]

I've jumped over the car when I was in in high school. One crazy guy stole the car from his father and was driving like crazy, he was coming towards me and I had no other choice but to do something, so I jumped over it and escaped without injuries.

That's crazy man. I think if someone pays you thousands of dollars today and asks you to repeat the same stand, I think you will refuse it today. You were able to do it because you had no other options at that time. I won't risk my life for whatever money people offer. I have one life and I want to live it peacefully.

To be honest, I don't know, I love extreme activities but in normal conditionს, I'm afraid of such things, it also depends on my mood too but I wouldn't do it for a thousand dollars but I'd think twice about 50K.

Anyway, did anyone bet on Dortmund last night? Seems like it will be hard for them to win with a 5 goal margin against Barca in the next match. The odds don't look too great from the beginning anyway, so it's a risky gamble to take. CMIIW.

Nah, some friends suggested I stop eating rice after Real Madrid lost the match against Arsenal. They also suggested I bet on Dortmund because they think I hate Barca. The trolls everywhere and I can't even live my life bros. Friends from abroad call me at midnight asking how am I feeling right now. This is insane bro! Sometimes they entertains me a lot.

They think I don't have any shame because I support a specific team. I don't want to mention the other reason. But I am holding everything and I will return everything to them 

So, you are a Real Madrid fan. I'm a Barca fan but to be honest, overall, Real Madrid is a better team. Not right now but I mean statistics, every statistics show that Real Madrid performs better and their management is also much better, they are good at picking players (except Mbappe right now because they didn't need him). By the way, I don't know why people suppose that Barca fans have to heat Real Madrid and the opposite. I love Barca because I love their players, how like a family they are, it's more than a club for me.

[Stepstowealth]

Recent days I saw many videos on X with Chipsgg brand attached, not sure the reason.

It has been a very common sighting on X recently, I do not think it is just Chipsgg that has adopted that strategy of marketing, or them starting it. I noticed it first from Stake, they had tags on pictures and videos, that marketing style must be working for more casinos like Chipss to adopt it.

But is that a safe way to really market? the underage may also be enticed to gamble.

[hd49728]

It has been a very common sighting on X recently, I do not think it is just Chipsgg that has adopted that strategy of marketing, or them starting it. I noticed it first from Stake, they had tags on pictures and videos, that marketing style must be working for more casinos like Chipss to adopt it.

But is that a safe way to really market? the underage may also be enticed to gamble.

I didn't know and I didn't say that Chips.gg started this marketing type.

It's more noticeable with Chips.gg brand attached in those videos viral on media recent days and it catched my attention and my general thinking is a new version of marketing will help Chips.gg brand reaching to more people through social media.

It's not important that they started this marketing type or just followed other companies, as if it amplifies their marketing effects, their company will gain helpful effects from marketing and it's good generally.

[joniboini]

But is that a safe way to really market? the underage may also be enticed to gamble.

I think KYC is one of the ways that Chips has to stop them from using their platform. I don't think you can prevent underage people from seeing the ads unless you choose some obscure platform. You can also argue that anyone interested in gambling will try to look for alternatives regardless of where you put your ads, underage or not. I think the real issue is whether it will affect Chips' reputation negatively because the user who posts the ads makes mistakes or has a terrible reputation to begin with. CMIIW.

[xSkylarx]

But is that a safe way to really market? the underage may also be enticed to gamble.

I think KYC is one of the ways that Chips has to stop them from using their platform. I don't think you can prevent underage people from seeing the ads unless you choose some obscure platform. You can also argue that anyone interested in gambling will try to look for alternatives regardless of where you put your ads, underage or not. I think the real issue is whether it will affect Chips' reputation negatively because the user who posts the ads makes mistakes or has a terrible reputation to begin with. CMIIW.

Gambling ads has become a common thing nowadays. Even here in our country, local casinos use social media influencers are being paid to promote their platfform. Many  people are attracted since the ad shows the player winning a huge amount which is probably scripted and the promoter uses a demo account. I also saw this type of promotion on Stake before and I believe Chips also does it too even if I hadn't see their ad yet.

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers. It's easy to bypass ii if someone does it for them. And also, there are some online casino now that doesn't ask for kyc. Our local casino app here doesn't require it, as long as you can use a merchant wallet use to deposit on that casino then you can play regardless of your age.

[hd49728]

Gambling ads has become a common thing nowadays. Even here in our country, local casinos use social media influencers are being paid to promote their platfform. Many  people are attracted since the ad shows the player winning a huge amount which is probably scripted and the promoter uses a demo account. I also saw this type of promotion on Stake before and I believe Chips also does it too even if I hadn't see their ad yet.

Sponsored advertisement and big wins can raise a lot of curious concern about validity but audiences have no way to verify those big wins. It's part of marketing by hiring influencers to do their jobs and attract as many viewers as possible. From that, there is kind of conversion rate from viewers to new users and if the casino is good, new users will become loyal users later.

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers. It's easy to bypass ii if someone does it for them. And also, there are some online casino now that doesn't ask for kyc. Our local casino app here doesn't require it, as long as you can use a merchant wallet use to deposit on that casino then you can play regardless of your age.

People can do this with their accounts on centralized exchanges or online gambling sites, but this practice is very risky as they can fail to re-verify again if their accounts have problems and KYC is requested again. This practice is only applicable if you only plan to use very small capital for those accounts.

KYC is useless and dangerous, but it is more dangerous if you borrow identity documents for KYC.

[Synchronice]

Gambling ads has become a common thing nowadays. Even here in our country, local casinos use social media influencers are being paid to promote their platfform. Many  people are attracted since the ad shows the player winning a huge amount which is probably scripted and the promoter uses a demo account. I also saw this type of promotion on Stake before and I believe Chips also does it too even if I hadn't see their ad yet.

The problem is not the increasing number of social media influencers and their attempt of promoting things, services or products (I don't talk about Chips in any way). The problem is that people follow these social media influencers and eat their scam. I'm in fitness and I often check social media influencers. They sell scams and people buy it. It's clear as the blue sky that they promote false products but people (sheep) follow it anyway, so...

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers. It's easy to bypass ii if someone does it for them. And also, there are some online casino now that doesn't ask for kyc. Our local casino app here doesn't require it, as long as you can use a merchant wallet use to deposit on that casino then you can play regardless of your age.

To my mind, in reality, KYC is mostly used to get rid of money laundering but sometimes used as an excuse to not pay to the customer.

I wasn't around here for a while and also missed to post this but it's still not too late. Chips.gg now has an official UFC fighter.


Last week, Chips.gg returned 20% of lost money to its VIP players. Isn't that amazing?

[avp2306]

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers. It's easy to bypass ii if someone does it for them. And also, there are some online casino now that doesn't ask for kyc. Our local casino app here doesn't require it, as long as you can use a merchant wallet use to deposit on that casino then you can play regardless of your age.

The widespread is huge since social media has wide reach plus some of the casino paid influencers to hype their businesses that's why lots of people get attracted to engage and gamble in there. Well common thing they displayed since they know people love to win huge that's why they always present that. They can lure people who's innocent on gambling or those who in need but for sure they cannot fool people who have great experience since they know that those wins is provably for promotional and it doesn't always happen all the time with those influencers who promote it.

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers. It's easy to bypass ii if someone does it for them. And also, there are some online casino now that doesn't ask for kyc. Our local casino app here doesn't require it, as long as you can use a merchant wallet use to deposit on that casino then you can play regardless of your age.

There are certain counter action made by casino and those selfie with ID is somehow good way to determine if the users asked the KYC is legitimate person or in legal age.

[notocactus]

There are certain counter action made by casino and those selfie with ID is somehow good way to determine if the users asked the KYC is legitimate person or in legal age.

Technology nowadays can allow exchanges and casinos to do KYC with video verification and they can ask users to do several actions related to face for better verification. It's no longer just a simple self-fie and with a paper of your name, date and basic information as they asked years ago.

Some years ago like in 2017 and a few years later, verification on exchanges is like this.
Proof-of-Life: Vitalik Buterin Uses Ethereum to Disprove Death Hoax.

A piece of paper, your full name, date of verification, and a self-fie, it's enough in the past.

[joniboini]

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers. It's easy to bypass ii if someone does it for them. And also, there are some online casino now that doesn't ask for kyc. Our local casino app here doesn't require it, as long as you can use a merchant wallet use to deposit on that casino then you can play regardless of your age.

It isn't the best solution from the user's POV, but I'm not sure Chips or any business wants to spend more resources on that unless privacy is a key offer of their product. It also depends on the law under which the business is operated. I bet most of these businesses are happy to drop KYC if the government doesn't demand it, other than to filter out cheaters. I'm not sure what you mean by merchant wallet. Is it similar to a verified PayPal account or something similar? Doesn't this mean you still need to KYC on another platform anyway?

[Stepstowealth]

But is that a safe way to really market? the underage may also be enticed to gamble.

KYC won't solve the issue of underage gamblers.

Kyc should solve it, but it won't because some casino's (without pointing fingers) do not make their KYC process strong or good enough. Some can even make it easy to bypass so that they can entertain underage gamblers as long as they have the money to spend. It is bad. If there is a collective effort from casinos to make their KYC process solid enough, the underage who consider gambling will be discouraged when they try to beat a KYC process and then fail.

[joniboini]

Kyc should solve it, but it won't because some casino's (without pointing fingers) do not make their KYC process strong or good enough.

Maybe this has been mentioned before, but some casinos also rely on another party to process their KYC details. I believe they do that to save cost, so whether the system is good enough to filter underage gamblers depends on how their partner does that. I can understand why, though. Developing your own KYC solution or something similar takes time, so it's better to spend the resources on other stuff closely related to their main business, like developing a better website, games, etc. CMIIW.

[Shishir99]

Kyc should solve it, but it won't because some casino's (without pointing fingers) do not make their KYC process strong or good enough. Some can even make it easy to bypass so that they can entertain underage gamblers as long as they have the money to spend. It is bad. If there is a collective effort from casinos to make their KYC process solid enough, the underage who consider gambling will be discouraged when they try to beat a KYC process and then fail.

Most people on the internet do not like casinos that ask for KYC. Even though people complete KYC on casinos, they find it troublesome. KYC won't solve the problem because there are thousands of options today. There are hundreds of web3 casinos that do not even ask for a KYC. Also, some unregistered, unregulated casino does not even have the authority to ask for KYC documents.

No matter how hard you try, it won't solve the problem. The addicted people will still use their parent's Identity to verify their accounts. There is no way to check who is submitting who's document except for live verification. AI changing almost everything today.

[ryzaadit]

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At least still decrease attempts or make it hard for underage gambling.

Yes, people don't really like casinos that ask KYC. What if the casino do this is because to protect their site against underage gambling? They ask the customer for KYC first before accessing or depositing the money. These will make new customers go away, but in the end you must give them some respect cause want to created a safe place for gambling, even can cause them losing new potential profits, revenue or customers.

It's about protecting the community, by doing this as casino they earned some social appreciation at least. No-KYC casino is not always good, but in other hand KYC casino not always bad.

IMO, as long the site have a system KYC request in front.... after register we must KYC first before can access or deposit. Not casino are allowed deposit or accessing site first and KYC latter.

[xSkylarx]

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At least still decrease attempts or make it hard for underage gambling.

Yes, people don't really like casinos that ask KYC. What if the casino do this is because to protect their site against underage gambling? They ask the customer for KYC first before accessing or depositing the money. These will make new customers go away, but in the end you must give them some respect cause want to created a safe place for gambling, even can cause them losing new potential profits, revenue or customers.

It's about protecting the community, by doing this as casino they earned some social appreciation at least. No-KYC casino is not always good, but in other hand KYC casino not always bad.

IMO, as long the site have a system KYC request in front.... after register we must KYC first before can access or deposit. Not casino are allowed deposit or accessing site first and KYC latter.

Though KYC is meant to authenticate users and avert minors from using online casinos, it isn’t always effective. There are ways in which minors can get around KYC processes. For example, they can use false identity documents or borrowed ID’s to gain access to the platform. Unfortunately, the system is built on trust of the information given and when documents or information offered are untrue, it becomes hard for the casinos to monitor these breaches.

For me, the problem is not just about enforcing KYC measures rather stronger enforcement and detection systems need to be installed. Online casinos have to incorporate more powerful verification systems such as voice or live face recognition while using the site to accurately determine if the users are underage. In my view these additional measures should be mandatory because KYC on its own is not sufficient to prevent minors from evading detection which in itself poses a big challenge for the casinos and their users.

[ryzaadit]

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I'm not saying solved? did my post say it will be solved? I'm saying will decrease, at least making them hard for tried bypass the requirement.

The things you're mentioned like live video are can still be bypass. In third country, do you know how much KYC stuff can be payed ? even offering them 5$ and they still want to do it cause they don't really know at all and don't have any basic information how to protect their privacy.

The main idea is to make it hard, not make it easy and decrease attempt at least. There is no way to solved 100% the problem, the only things we can do is decrease the attempt minor gambling... that's all.