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[worle1bm]

Maybe someone who has good drawing skills wants to take part in the giveaway from duelbits on their Twitter account, the detail can find here https://twitter.com/Duelbits/status/1628425509452251140
the prize is $100 only for one person and maybe those who take part in this giveaway will get a lot of competitors so it's not easy to be a winner but it's still worth to follow.

I already posted above regarding this tweet as they have already decided the winner for this one as there were not lot of submissions so now we don't have chance to win those $100 by making some art piece as it has been already claimed so be updated about new tweets also.

Oh I didn't pay attention to that and thanks for letting me know, I checked again on the duelbits twitter account, it's true that the winner has been announced and he did the artwork with cutting paper skills to create an image so the winner did something unique use that method.

Right he showed his creative skills with paper cutting and also coloured it in good manner so he deserved the winning amount of $100 and yes sometimes we see promotional tweet we share it with others on the forum not knowing whether it's still active or not so not a big problem but we can check for latest updates also.

[famososMuertos]

Maybe someone who has good drawing skills wants to take part in the giveaway from duelbits on their Twitter ....

They don't have a contest collateral here in the forum, the competition is wild on Twitter:)

In fact I think that "skill" is the least important, just participate, there isn't much explanation in those contests, I think the key is to do "something" and you're already participating.

we can check for latest updates also.

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[AbuBhakar]

There was a period, like 12-13 years ago, where I betted every night until 3 -4 am and placed random bets on live matches from like Poland and most of the times on sports where I don't really know a lot of it lol. Biggest tilt moment was when I kept on loosing and loosing and decided to go all -in (on a tennismatch of V. Williams). Luckily won my bet and realized it could have ended really bad so stopped gambling. Started getting active again a couple of years ago but just with very low amounts for fun and excitement.

This is what happened on most of the gambler being bust but in your case you got lucky on your final bet. I believe I have this kind of experienced too. I always bet very careful at beginning using small amount and when lose streak hits me hard then I always all in despite I just lose approximately 30% of my bankroll. This is how the typical human behave towards continuous lose. We are being pressured to place huge bets just to recover quickly without thinking how much we are betting.

We only feel the fear right after the all-in bet. I believe this is what happened to you. The chills when you think what will gonna happened to you in case your last bet lose is crazy.

[Eureka_07]

Maybe someone who has good drawing skills wants to take part in the giveaway from duelbits on their Twitter account, the detail can find here https://twitter.com/Duelbits/status/1628425509452251140
the prize is $100 only for one person and maybe those who take part in this giveaway will get a lot of competitors so it's not easy to be a winner but it's still worth to follow.

I was interested. I thought it is still open, but seems that had already ended. The winner announced on the very same day (February 23). The guy who won did a paper cut art.
Here's the tweet: https://twitter.com/Duelbits/status/1628687966519410692?s=20
Thanks for sharing , I guess we have to watch for more.

[Beparanf]

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Is that actually good?

While other people are not doing the effort. That's mean you have more chance to win, if you put in the effort for that contest. This type of event is better, because you can get more chance to win prize rather than a giveaway who are fighting against 2000 user.

In the contest only 26 comments. 20-30% maybe a comment word, 30-40% are people who put a random image without effort. That's mean you a real user who are putting effort only around 7-9 people, the odds win are good.

You’re right, this is good that’s why I’m always become interested to join. I’m just angry to myself for late participation on the event even though I saw it early. I always think that I have time and I can submit later until I completely forget about it. 

Duelbits follower on twitter usually skip contest that involves art. They only join on giveaways and airdrop that has a mechanics of random choosing of winners.

[l3pox]

Before using VPN make sure to read their terms and conditions about VPN usage as some casinos are very strict against the use of VPN.

Read their Terms of Service ToS and FAQs before using VPN to create your account. Some casinos have rules against VPN usage from users but they did not block guests immediately and still allow them to create accounts. Later when users make bet after deposits, they can have troubles.

Which casinos have IP blocks in place for restricted countries?

Secondly, if the use of VPN is allowed, i will never prefer the free ones. The Paid VPN are not so expensive, and therefore we should try to use the paid ones only.

Free VPN means you will get higher change to be accused by casinos. They can accuse you to use same IP address for multi-accounts.

A good paid VPN service is better but I would avoid VPN from my side.

free VPNs fall in the old maxim that if a product is free you are the product
I'd avoid it at all costs because the chance they are selling your data or keeping track of what you do somehow are really high

better to go with a paid version like ExpressVPN or Nord
(by the way, If anyone wants 30 days free of ExpressVPN to test send me a message inbox)

[babygun]

This is what happened on most of the gambler being bust but in your case you got lucky on your final bet. I believe I have this kind of experienced too. I always bet very careful at beginning using small amount and when lose streak hits me hard then I always all in despite I just lose approximately 30% of my bankroll. This is how the typical human behave towards continuous lose. We are being pressured to place huge bets just to recover quickly without thinking how much we are betting.

We only feel the fear right after the all-in bet. I believe this is what happened to you. The chills when you think what will gonna happened to you in case your last bet lose is crazy.

Indeed, you can have control and if everything is going ok or good, than you will not really tilt and accept if you have like a small loss. It is mainly when you have a real bad streak that you want to win it back and start tilting. It still happens to me from time to time but as my bankroll is always low on all the sites, the amount I can loose is easier to accept. I still get mad at myself when it happens though.

[duelbits]

Unfortunately, I can't go by the link because the site isn't working for me for like a week now. I'm trying in different browsers, but the result is always the same

Have you restarted your modem or tried to clear the cache? The website works perfectly for me.

I tried to access Duelbits with various browsers and from four different devices. It's not working for me, and others posted about this problem too. I wasn't having any issues with accessing the site for many months, but now it looks like it's not only me:



Sourse: https://updownradar.com/status/Duelbits.com

Duelbits team, please do something about it.

Hi, Can you please PM me what it says in your browser console, thanks.

[worle1bm]

In fact I think that "skill" is the least important, just participate, there isn't much explanation in those contests, I think the key is to do "something" and you're already participating.

If you are interested in participating then skill is not important part in these competitions as you can come up with anything but if you want to have winning perspective then you need to be creative and show your skills in them.But main is participation in then if you want to take part in such giveaways.

[slapper]

I think we all know that we need to have risk management and that we don't need to chase our losses but sometimes something just snaps in your head and you will bet crazy. The only thing that helps for me, is keeping a really low bankroll and using the vault system (but not all sites have that).

This is called tilt, I can admit that when I used to play poker and I suffered from a bad loss in which my opponent drew exactly the card they needed to beat me after I played my hand perfectly I could go into tilt mode.

However as soon as I realized this I just left as it is in those moments when you are inclined to make a major mistake, so if you feel as if you are about to lose control stop gambling immediately as those few minutes in which you cannot control yourself can be enough to lose all the money you have at the casino at the time.

There was a period, like 12-13 years ago, where I betted every night until 3 -4 am and placed random bets on live matches from like Poland and most of the times on sports where I don't really know a lot of it lol. Biggest tilt moment was when I kept on loosing and loosing and decided to go all -in (on a tennismatch of V. Williams). Luckily won my bet and realized it could have ended really bad so stopped gambling. Started getting active again a couple of years ago but just with very low amounts for fun and excitement.

I totally get your point of view. Maintaining authority is simple when everything is running well. But things change when we hit a streak of bad luck. Then we may start tilting to recoup our losses. I attempt to keep from going as far over the edge as you do by setting spending boundaries and sticking to them. This helps me accept the possibility of loss and reduces my frustration whenever it occurs. But let's be honest: we're still human and can become angry at ourselves when we tilt, even if we follow these measures. It's all a part of growing and improving; here's hoping we never stop doing either

[dwyane36]

I think we all know that we need to have risk management and that we don't need to chase our losses but sometimes something just snaps in your head and you will bet crazy. The only thing that helps for me, is keeping a really low bankroll and using the vault system (but not all sites have that).

This is called tilt, I can admit that when I used to play poker and I suffered from a bad loss in which my opponent drew exactly the card they needed to beat me after I played my hand perfectly I could go into tilt mode.

However as soon as I realized this I just left as it is in those moments when you are inclined to make a major mistake, so if you feel as if you are about to lose control stop gambling immediately as those few minutes in which you cannot control yourself can be enough to lose all the money you have at the casino at the time.

It seems to me that bankroll management, as well as understanding all aspects of the game are the things that help avoid tilt. I think following these things and working on self-discipline will improve results and allow us to avoid unnecessary loss of money not only in poker but in any other risky activity. However, if a user gambles only for fun and can't control himself during losses, he should choose a casino with a feature that forcibly restricts access to gambling, either by time or by the amount of money lost.

[Pamadar]

This is what happened on most of the gambler being bust but in your case you got lucky on your final bet. I believe I have this kind of experienced too. I always bet very careful at beginning using small amount and when lose streak hits me hard then I always all in despite I just lose approximately 30% of my bankroll. This is how the typical human behave towards continuous lose. We are being pressured to place huge bets just to recover quickly without thinking how much we are betting.

We only feel the fear right after the all-in bet. I believe this is what happened to you. The chills when you think what will gonna happened to you in case your last bet lose is crazy.

Indeed, you can have control and if everything is going ok or good, than you will not really tilt and accept if you have like a small loss. It is mainly when you have a real bad streak that you want to win it back and start tilting. It still happens to me from time to time but as my bankroll is always low on all the sites, the amount I can loose is easier to accept. I still get mad at myself when it happens though.

Yolo is something that continue to happen even you know to yourself that you needed to control and avoid doing that all-in,
but in some cases when excitement and aggresiveness take place.

You will find yourself taking that big risk trying your best luck to support you, in hope that after betting
everything the outcome will favor you, crossing your finger and moving forward if things will not take place.

[passwordnow]

However, if a user gambles only for fun and can't control himself during losses,

IMHO, those gamblers that are doing it for fun have even the control than those that are gambling for profit.

he should choose a casino with a feature that forcibly restricts access to gambling, either by time or by the amount of money lost.

Duelbits have it as well the self exclusion and if someone is struggling to control his/herself, they've got that feature to know more about it. They've made an article on how it can be done: Self-Exclusion from Duelbits

[worle1bm]

IMHO, those gamblers that are doing it for fun have even the control than those that are gambling for profit.

If we are just doing it for fun then we will get out early but if we are seeking big profits then we will get engaged in some kind of aggressive betting that can make us addicted towards gambling which should be avoided at any cost.We all need profits in gambling but always in this hope can lead to worse scenarios.

[lienfaye]

This is what happened on most of the gambler being bust but in your case you got lucky on your final bet. I believe I have this kind of experienced too. I always bet very careful at beginning using small amount and when lose streak hits me hard then I always all in despite I just lose approximately 30% of my bankroll. This is how the typical human behave towards continuous lose. We are being pressured to place huge bets just to recover quickly without thinking how much we are betting.

We only feel the fear right after the all-in bet. I believe this is what happened to you. The chills when you think what will gonna happened to you in case your last bet lose is crazy.

Indeed, you can have control and if everything is going ok or good, than you will not really tilt and accept if you have like a small loss. It is mainly when you have a real bad streak that you want to win it back and start tilting. It still happens to me from time to time but as my bankroll is always low on all the sites, the amount I can loose is easier to accept. I still get mad at myself when it happens though.

Yolo is something that continue to happen even you know to yourself that you needed to control and avoid doing that all-in,
but in some cases when excitement and aggresiveness take place.

You will find yourself taking that big risk trying your best luck to support you, in hope that after betting
everything the outcome will favor you, crossing your finger and moving forward if things will not take place.

I can relate to this. When i'm in losing streak, often I risk all my funds in a single bet and thinking if I lose so be it, but if I win then I can recover my losses.

The results are often bad but the good thing about it is I can accept the outcome without guilt and regrets. It's because my funds are not huge and it's really meant for my gambling time.

The sad part is I need to wait on my payday (in my day job) in order to have a budget for my leisure again.

[klidex]

If we are just doing it for fun then we will get out early but if we are seeking big profits then we will get engaged in some kind of aggressive betting that can make us addicted towards gambling which should be avoided at any cost.We all need profits in gambling but always in this hope can lead to worse scenarios.

A gambling addict at first also only plays or bets with the aim of having fun, but because they are so happy playing and being able to win a game they become more curious and keep playing until they really become a crazy gambling addict.
If you really don't want to become a gambling addict, then don't ever play gambling occasionally.
There are many ways to be able to get pleasure besides gambling.
If indeed the purpose of gambling is to be able to get profit and more money, then I justify it because even though they have reasons to just seek pleasure, all of that is only an excuse because ini reality they are indeed gambling to seek profit.

[FanEagle]

Maybe someone who has good drawing skills wants to take part in the giveaway from duelbits on their Twitter account, the detail can find here https://twitter.com/Duelbits/status/1628425509452251140
the prize is $100 only for one person and maybe those who take part in this giveaway will get a lot of competitors so it's not easy to be a winner but it's still worth to follow.

I already posted above regarding this tweet as they have already decided the winner for this one as there were not lot of submissions so now we don't have chance to win those $100 by making some art piece as it has been already claimed so be updated about new tweets also.

Oh I didn't pay attention to that and thanks for letting me know, I checked again on the duelbits twitter account, it's true that the winner has been announced and he did the artwork with cutting paper skills to create an image so the winner did something unique use that method.

It was a wild ride checking some of the winners, it turns out that people really have a twitter account to apply for anything they can win. Like all those "tag 3 friends and retweet this and reply under this post and you can win something!" type of things, few of the accounts have like multiple times a day done that and that is really interesting to see. Does it really bring in enough money to justify such amount of work?

Maybe when you streamline the operation it may not take that much time, but to me it looks like a lot of work to begin with. In the end congregations to the winners, they deserved it and duelbits is a king for doing something like this for customers.

[Beparanf]

It was a wild ride checking some of the winners, it turns out that people really have a twitter account to apply for anything they can win. Like all those "tag 3 friends and retweet this and reply under this post and you can win something!" type of things, few of the accounts have like multiple times a day done that and that is really interesting to see. Does it really bring in enough money to justify such amount of work?

Maybe when you streamline the operation it may not take that much time, but to me it looks like a lot of work to begin with. In the end congregations to the winners, they deserved it and duelbits is a king for doing something like this for customers.

That previous drawing contest has only few participants and most of the entry is just a doodle using a paint tool software. I believe only 1 contestant hand drawn a decent entry so I guess the contest is not a wild ride at all.

I think you are talking about pure giveaway with simple rules of retweeting and tagging a friends. There’s a lot of bot account user in twitter that abused giveaways of different casino. It’s not a big a deal for them to do that but you’re right that it’s somehow hard to do if you are not spending much time on twitter.

[len01]

I think we all know that we need to have risk management and that we don't need to chase our losses but sometimes something just snaps in your head and you will bet crazy. The only thing that helps for me, is keeping a really low bankroll and using the vault system (but not all sites have that).

use the vault to store your other funds and leave it in your bankroll as a gambling budget. if that works it means you can control yourself well to slowly become a responsible gambler.
but in reality it is very difficult when, as you said, keep other funds in the vault and leave a budget in the bankroll, but when you lose and you don't feel like you have been beaten by the casino, usually you will withdraw your funds from the vault and spend all the funds just to chase defeat.

[traderethereum]

I think we all know that we need to have risk management and that we don't need to chase our losses but sometimes something just snaps in your head and you will bet crazy. The only thing that helps for me, is keeping a really low bankroll and using the vault system (but not all sites have that).

use the vault to store your other funds and leave it in your bankroll as a gambling budget. if that works it means you can control yourself well to slowly become a responsible gambler.
but in reality it is very difficult when, as you said, keep other funds in the vault and leave a budget in the bankroll, but when you lose and you don't feel like you have been beaten by the casino, usually you will withdraw your funds from the vault and spend all the funds just to chase defeat.

Keeping our funds in a vault is a good idea so we will not use them for gambling.
It also helps us reduce the deposit many times, especially when we have experienced several losses.
Apart from that, safes are also useful for helping us limit the use of money for gambling which I think can also help gamblers to hold back the urge to gamble longer when all the capital they use is used up.
But be careful because by keeping funds in a safe, you will still think that you still have other money that you can use at any time, so this requires self-control to prevent this.