Gamblers - How do you use your signature campaign earnings?

[carlisle1]

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I rarely see XRP being included on most gambling sites unlike those above but still I rather prefer XRP than LTC if both are available. Maybe because of the price of these coin which makes me feel like I'm gambling with a huge amount of money.

hahahajust be alert! this technique can also bring bigger losses if yu're not calculating well your risk.
kinda tricky.
maybe that's why some of the gambling websites like to allow it too... same reason but the other side... possibilities.

Said it right! very tricky thinking that you've got a deeper bankroll since you have numbers of coin inside your wallet.

But it backfires as you are thinking that since you have lots of coins you have a much better chance to work with your strategy, most of those who use martingale they are the very prone to lose  more.

Still in need of bankroll management to make it more safer for your money.

[Ewox]

Honestly, I gamble them on the site I joined in for the campaign because that’s the least I could do for supporting the campaign and especially if I like one the games too; I also sometimes get drawn by it. And I also hodl some of the percentage of the earnings and also encash some of them if I win some of the games to pay bills and all.

[hahay]

Honestly, I gamble them on the site I joined in for the campaign because that’s the least I could do for supporting the campaign and especially if I like one the games too; I also sometimes get drawn by it. And I also hodl some of the percentage of the earnings and also encash some of them if I win some of the games to pay bills and all.

Things like that are natural because you are free to use for whatever purposes you like but indeed, with us using a few percent of what we get to bet on related sites then at least it is also a form of support which is certainly good for the site. But that doesn't mean we have to spend it but yes, it is an option and comes back to the needs we have because for me even if we just hold it or cash it soon won't be a problem either, back again to individuals to do it comfortably and without pressure.

[ChuckBuck]

Probably not, but I believe 80% of the comments on this topic are slashing (say untrue). I can agree with the idea that they spend some money supporting the casino they are promoting. But if someone says they use all money to gamble, that's a lie, maybe a few weeks, but not all. Some people may see gambling as a way of making money, they will use the money they make weekly to continue. But others won't, instead of gambling, they will hoard it, because money is not a waste if we don't really make more. Me too, gambling can be a hobby, but not a way to make money 

[TopTort777]

Those who gample with signature rewards, have you ever managed to multiply several times your weekly reward or win huge?
And those who have chosen “gamble”, do you gamble on same platform you promote or transfer rewards to a different site? My signature offer only plinko game, but I’m more “mines”/betting guy, and lazy to transfer rewards  That is why I hold.

[ChuckBuck]

Those who gample with signature rewards, have you ever managed to multiply several times your weekly reward or win huge?

Tried and lost for two weeks, you know, it really hurts me 

And those who have chosen “gamble”, do you gamble on same platform you promote or transfer rewards to a different site? My signature offer only plinko game, but I’m more “mines”/betting guy, and lazy to transfer rewards  That is why I hold.

Usually many people will play in favor of the casino they promote, but others will only play on their familiar casino. I am the third type, I give up gambling 

[Ultegra134]

Those who gample with signature rewards, have you ever managed to multiply several times your weekly reward or win huge?
And those who have chosen “gamble”, do you gamble on same platform you promote or transfer rewards to a different site? My signature offer only plinko game, but I’m more “mines”/betting guy, and lazy to transfer rewards  That is why I hold.

I'm rather conservative when it comes to gambling, as I've previously mentioned, I only gamble a small percentage of my earnings. So far, I haven't lost any money during my gambling "career" but however, I haven't earned any significant amount either. Thus, the answer is no, I haven't managed to multiply my rewards due to me being reserved.

[milewilda]

Those who gample with signature rewards, have you ever managed to multiply several times your weekly reward or win huge?

Tried and lost for two weeks, you know, it really hurts me 

And those who have chosen “gamble”, do you gamble on same platform you promote or transfer rewards to a different site? My signature offer only plinko game, but I’m more “mines”/betting guy, and lazy to transfer rewards  That is why I hold.

Usually many people will play in favor of the casino they promote, but others will only play on their familiar casino. I am the third type, I give up gambling 

For some who dont mind much about their signature earnings where they do commonly use it up on their gambling activity but i believe that majority of those earners would basically
be withdrawing of those earnings into their own wallet and same as yours im a third type which does really not looking that much with gambling.Its better to cherish up those amounts
to be saved up instead rather than on spending it on a blink of an eye.

[BTCLiz]

To be fair, I'm not a gambler, but I would recommend to send the coins directly from the plattforms to your own private wallets. This is the best way in my opinion to make the most out of it.

[l3pox]

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I rarely see XRP being included on most gambling sites unlike those above but still I rather prefer XRP than LTC if both are available. Maybe because of the price of these coin which makes me feel like I'm gambling with a huge amount of money.

hahahajust be alert! this technique can also bring bigger losses if yu're not calculating well your risk.
kinda tricky.
maybe that's why some of the gambling websites like to allow it too... same reason but the other side... possibilities.

I believe they are more looking on the transaction fee, if the fee is smaller than other altcoins, usually that's the coins that gambling are using most of the time, remember that gamblers are not investing, so they just want to use altcoins as a payment system for their gambling needs, cash in and cash out, that's the constant thing they'll do.

makes sense, but also I think we have all kinds of people gambling, some may be investors too.
regarding fees: here's another huge use case of gambling platforms on Binance Smart Chain.
curious too see how this will play out there.

[Natalim]

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I rarely see XRP being included on most gambling sites unlike those above but still I rather prefer XRP than LTC if both are available. Maybe because of the price of these coin which makes me feel like I'm gambling with a huge amount of money.

hahahajust be alert! this technique can also bring bigger losses if yu're not calculating well your risk.
kinda tricky.
maybe that's why some of the gambling websites like to allow it too... same reason but the other side... possibilities.

I believe they are more looking on the transaction fee, if the fee is smaller than other altcoins, usually that's the coins that gambling are using most of the time, remember that gamblers are not investing, so they just want to use altcoins as a payment system for their gambling needs, cash in and cash out, that's the constant thing they'll do.

makes sense, but also I think we have all kinds of people gambling, some may be investors too.
regarding fees: here's another huge use case of gambling platforms on Binance Smart Chain.
curious too see how this will play out there.

That would be nice if gambling sites will add BNB in their platform, maybe soon it will happen as the support of Binance from the investors is really enormous. However, I understand that when you are gambling you should only focus on one thing, which is winning and worrying about the price volatility might also affect your game, so it's better to choose a coin that is less volatile or a stable coin just to make it sure.

[iTradeChips]

Well, not all the signature campaing participants are wealthy Bitcoiners or Crytocurrency enthusiasts. Most of them are simply too lucky to have included their selves in a bounty campaign and not everybody gets that lucky chance. So since these not wealthy bounty participants have immediate needs in real life. The would obviously use their earnings and convert it to fiat to be used in the real world. I mean my friends do it all the time and I don't blame them. I though put them on my binance account.

[Botnake]

Well, not all the signature campaing participants are wealthy Bitcoiners or Crytocurrency enthusiasts. Most of them are simply too lucky to have included their selves in a bounty campaign and not everybody gets that lucky chance. So since these not wealthy bounty participants have immediate needs in real life. The would obviously use their earnings and convert it to fiat to be used in the real world. I mean my friends do it all the time and I don't blame them. I though put them on my binance account.

Exactly, just like me, I am not wealthy and therefore I also spend a portion of my earning, of course I don't rely on signature campaign, I have a little business that helps me without my daily living but signature campaign earning are precious and very helpful since joining a campaign is no pressure at all, you are enjoying the forum while at the same time you make money.

[cabron]

Well, not all the signature campaing participants are wealthy Bitcoiners or Crytocurrency enthusiasts. Most of them are simply too lucky to have included their selves in a bounty campaign and not everybody gets that lucky chance. So since these not wealthy bounty participants have immediate needs in real life. The would obviously use their earnings and convert it to fiat to be used in the real world. I mean my friends do it all the time and I don't blame them. I though put them on my binance account.

Exactly, just like me, I am not wealthy and therefore I also spend a portion of my earning, of course I don't rely on signature campaign, I have a little business that helps me without my daily living but signature campaign earning are precious and very helpful since joining a campaign is no pressure at all, you are enjoying the forum while at the same time you make money.

That's also true. The ones I've hold sometimes are sent to my bank account so I can spend it on cereal.

If the coins from the signature campaign are sent to my casino account, I could have spend more of it on dice and sports betting. I'm fortunate enough to have use and exchange wallet which I sometimes just hold my BTC there and sometimes invest in altcoins. There are times that I buy Doge in order to send it to Stake.com to bet on MMA. The urge to bet on sports is really attractive.

[l3pox]

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makes sense, but also I think we have all kinds of people gambling, some may be investors too.
regarding fees: here's another huge use case of gambling platforms on Binance Smart Chain.
curious too see how this will play out there.

That would be nice if gambling sites will add BNB in their platform, maybe soon it will happen as the support of Binance from the investors is really enormous. However, I understand that when you are gambling you should only focus on one thing, which is winning and worrying about the price volatility might also affect your game, so it's better to choose a coin that is less volatile or a stable coin just to make it sure.

I see  higher chance of having more gambling possibilities and platforms developed on BSC than ethereum current websites adding BNB, but probably in the future both will happen, the future is cross-chain.

[ChuckBuck]

To be fair, I'm not a gambler, but I would recommend to send the coins directly from the plattforms to your own private wallets. This is the best way in my opinion to make the most out of it.

You're not a gambler, but that doesn't mean other people aren't gambling either. Furthermore, your advice is not very good either. Looking at the very moment, the price of BTC is very high, the fee for withdrawing money from a platform to the wallet is very expensive. So to maximize our income, we just need to keep the money there until we really need it. Withdrawing a large amount of money is better than spending a lot of transaction fees for many different times 

[johhnyUA]

Well, not all the signature campaing participants are wealthy Bitcoiners or Crytocurrency enthusiasts. Most of them are simply too lucky to have included their selves in a bounty campaign and not everybody gets that lucky chance. So since these not wealthy bounty participants have immediate needs in real life. The would obviously use their earnings and convert it to fiat to be used in the real world. I mean my friends do it all the time and I don't blame them. I though put them on my binance account.

Yep, but we talk here more on like where exact you spend your signature earning if you're gambling. So if you don't gamble, the question is not for you  
Try poker or betting, tho.

[MCobian]

To be fair, I'm not a gambler, but I would recommend to send the coins directly from the plattforms to your own private wallets. This is the best way in my opinion to make the most out of it.

You're not a gambler, but that doesn't mean other people aren't gambling either. Furthermore, your advice is not very good either. Looking at the very moment, the price of BTC is very high, the fee for withdrawing money from a platform to the wallet is very expensive. So to maximize our income, we just need to keep the money there until we really need it. Withdrawing a large amount of money is better than spending a lot of transaction fees for many different times 

I agree with you, making weekly withdrawals from platforms to personal wallets would only cost us a fortune to pay the withdrawal fees.
Because I usually leave the income I get from signature campaigns on those platforms, usually if it's been a month I just made a withdrawal.
This method is more efficient in reducing costs, but the platforms on which we receive our income must be trusted.

[Mahanton]

To be fair, I'm not a gambler, but I would recommend to send the coins directly from the plattforms to your own private wallets. This is the best way in my opinion to make the most out of it.

You're not a gambler, but that doesn't mean other people aren't gambling either. Furthermore, your advice is not very good either. Looking at the very moment, the price of BTC is very high, the fee for withdrawing money from a platform to the wallet is very expensive. So to maximize our income, we just need to keep the money there until we really need it. Withdrawing a large amount of money is better than spending a lot of transaction fees for many different times 

I agree with you, making weekly withdrawals from platforms to personal wallets would only cost us a fortune to pay the withdrawal fees.
Because I usually leave the income I get from signature campaigns on those platforms, usually if it's been a month I just made a withdrawal.
This method is more efficient in reducing costs, but the platforms on which we receive our income must be trusted.

Its just sensible on doing such thing when you are really saving up money on making one withdrawal in one go to save up from fees which you can really make out comparison when
making multiple withdrawals anytime you do tend to withdraw your signature campaign earnings.You would really be paying up big but not always the case because there are sites
which does have dynamic fees which means it will vary on the network condition.Ex. my current campaign which is betnomi which is the payment sent out on account
but on the time you do make out withdrawals then you do just need to wait up for the right time to pull off those funds when the fees are cheap.

[tabas]

To be fair, I'm not a gambler, but I would recommend to send the coins directly from the plattforms to your own private wallets. This is the best way in my opinion to make the most out of it.

You're not a gambler, but that doesn't mean other people aren't gambling either. Furthermore, your advice is not very good either. Looking at the very moment, the price of BTC is very high, the fee for withdrawing money from a platform to the wallet is very expensive. So to maximize our income, we just need to keep the money there until we really need it. Withdrawing a large amount of money is better than spending a lot of transaction fees for many different times 

Both has a point about the fees and as well as keeping it on our private wallets. If you're too conscious for the fees, you wait until the fee goes down.
But if you value your coin and you want to transfer it to your own wallet and don't care about the fee, you do it.