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[yhiaali3]

Now I want to ask you, how many people do you know that genuinely gamble for fun? I want you to very honest. You can gamble responsibly and not become an addict but there are higher chances that your primary purpose of gambling is to make profit. I've never seen anyone gambling on any casino platform just for the fun of it.

For me, not a single one.
I really don't know anyone in my circle, my community, or among the people I know in general who gambles for fun.

Although gambling is not widespread in our society for religious reasons, most, or perhaps all, of the people I know gamble for profit, not for fun.

There are still people that are chronic gamblers even in the religious circle. Greed has been one of the major reasons why many gamblers don't gamble for fun at all. They mostly feel like they are missing their chances when they are not trying their best to gamble when others are busy gambling. If we can remove greed from gambling, there will be gamblers that are gambling for fun but it's hard to find even in the religious society. Religion does not support gambling but that does not stop those that see gambling as a source of income from looking for money through gambling.

Yes, that's true. Here in my local community, which is considered a religiously conservative community where gambling is forbidden for religious reasons and prohibited by the government, you find many people gambling in secret.

Most of these people are either addicted to gambling and cannot get rid of it even with religious prohibition, or others are motivated by greed as they dream of getting rich through gambling.

[MainIbem]

There are still people that are chronic gamblers even in the religious circle. Greed has been one of the major reasons why many gamblers don't gamble for fun at all. They mostly feel like they are missing their chances when they are not trying their best to gamble when others are busy gambling. If we can remove greed from gambling, there will be gamblers that are gambling for fun but it's hard to find even in the religious society. Religion does not support gambling but that does not stop those that see gambling as a source of income from looking for money through gambling.

Yes, that's true. Here in my local community, which is considered a religiously conservative community where gambling is forbidden for religious reasons and prohibited by the government, you find many people gambling in secret.

Most of these people are either addicted to gambling and cannot get rid of it even with religious prohibition, or others are motivated by greed as they dream of getting rich through gambling.

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them. Talking about addiction, how can they be helped when they're doing it in secret, except maybe a family member or friend suspect and try to investigate their activities then such people can receive help, but some would be so careful not to get exposed at first.

[Zoomic]

There are still people that are chronic gamblers even in the religious circle. Greed has been one of the major reasons why many gamblers don't gamble for fun at all. They mostly feel like they are missing their chances when they are not trying their best to gamble when others are busy gambling. If we can remove greed from gambling, there will be gamblers that are gambling for fun but it's hard to find even in the religious society. Religion does not support gambling but that does not stop those that see gambling as a source of income from looking for money through gambling.

Yes, that's true. Here in my local community, which is considered a religiously conservative community where gambling is forbidden for religious reasons and prohibited by the government, you find many people gambling in secret.

Most of these people are either addicted to gambling and cannot get rid of it even with religious prohibition, or others are motivated by greed as they dream of getting rich through gambling.

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them. Talking about addiction, how can they be helped when they're doing it in secret, except maybe a family member or friend suspect and try to investigate their activities then such people can receive help, but some would be so careful not to get exposed at first.

What if I tell you that they can still be seen as people who are addicted to gambling by family and loved ones and still refuse to be helped out if it?

For a gambling addict to be helped, they have to first accept their gambling excesses and make genuine effort to also stop their addiction. Else, every effort you make to help them might not yield any positive result.

For the VPN usage that allows people to gamble from regions where it's illegal to gamble, is there absolutely nothing the gambling platforms can do to dictate and ban such accounts?

[Andrei3344]

There are still people that are chronic gamblers even in the religious circle. Greed has been one of the major reasons why many gamblers don't gamble for fun at all. They mostly feel like they are missing their chances when they are not trying their best to gamble when others are busy gambling. If we can remove greed from gambling, there will be gamblers that are gambling for fun but it's hard to find even in the religious society. Religion does not support gambling but that does not stop those that see gambling as a source of income from looking for money through gambling.

Yes, that's true. Here in my local community, which is considered a religiously conservative community where gambling is forbidden for religious reasons and prohibited by the government, you find many people gambling in secret.

Most of these people are either addicted to gambling and cannot get rid of it even with religious prohibition, or others are motivated by greed as they dream of getting rich through gambling.

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them. Talking about addiction, how can they be helped when they're doing it in secret, except maybe a family member or friend suspect and try to investigate their activities then such people can receive help, but some would be so careful not to get exposed at first.

What if I tell you that they can still be seen as people who are addicted to gambling by family and loved ones and still refuse to be helped out if it?

For a gambling addict to be helped, they have to first accept their gambling excesses and make genuine effort to also stop their addiction. Else, every effort you make to help them might not yield any positive result.

For the VPN usage that allows people to gamble from regions where it's illegal to gamble, is there absolutely nothing the gambling platforms can do to dictate and ban such accounts?

I wonder, why would a casino with an offshore license from Anjouan bother blocking players with an addiction? These players bring in money—and quite a lot of it—plus there’s no real accountability for violating the terms of the license. Take the casino Bitz, for example; that’s exactly what they do.

[Bitcoin Maxi]

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them. Talking about addiction, how can they be helped when they're doing it in secret, except maybe a family member or friend suspect and try to investigate their activities then such people can receive help, but some would be so careful not to get exposed at first.

It is normal for gamblers to look for how they can gambler without bothering themselves on the certain restrictions the government must have put in place. It is not easy for players to suddenly turn away from gambling because the government has put a law in place that does not favour gamblers and the way they are spending time to make money through betting. VPN will always be a tools for those that want to prevent the government from knowing if they are using betting platforms for gambling purposes.

[Dave1]

There are still people that are chronic gamblers even in the religious circle. Greed has been one of the major reasons why many gamblers don't gamble for fun at all. They mostly feel like they are missing their chances when they are not trying their best to gamble when others are busy gambling. If we can remove greed from gambling, there will be gamblers that are gambling for fun but it's hard to find even in the religious society. Religion does not support gambling but that does not stop those that see gambling as a source of income from looking for money through gambling.

Yes, that's true. Here in my local community, which is considered a religiously conservative community where gambling is forbidden for religious reasons and prohibited by the government, you find many people gambling in secret.

Most of these people are either addicted to gambling and cannot get rid of it even with religious prohibition, or others are motivated by greed as they dream of getting rich through gambling.

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them. Talking about addiction, how can they be helped when they're doing it in secret, except maybe a family member or friend suspect and try to investigate their activities then such people can receive help, but some would be so careful not to get exposed at first.

Well to some extend VPN has been our go to when we want to gamble to certain casinos that have restrictions. And Bitz.io is very friendly with it as they know that gamblers should have the freedom to play anytime they want.

As for those who's religion ban gambling but they still plays, then it's hard to condone as we have to understand that there are individuals that really wanted to gamble and willing to take that risk by using VPN. In any case, we could be just lucky that there casino like Bitz.io allow us to play without any geo-restrictions thru their VPN.

[stadus]

Eventually they will be competing among the top casinos as a casino that is actively promoting itself has nowhere to go but up. As long as they keep their good reputation which we can already see, that is very possible and they are very active as well. Honestly only a few casinos I've seen have an announcement thread where they have an active representative, so that one is already a big advantage.

The key to establishing a reputation in the gambling industry is consistency: consistency in your marketing, consistency in addressing concerns, and consistency in promoting your contests and games.
These kinds of consistency get the attention and support of the gambling community, and I'm seeing all these consistencies on Bitz.io.

One thing is to address the concerns as that's really the main reason why reputation is ruined if that is not taken care of. Even if you have a lot of promotions but your reputation is bad that will all be worthless. Thankfully BITZ.io has been able to keep its good reputation from the moment they announced their casino here until now and there's a lot of development we have already witnessed.

[drangos]

Eventually they will be competing among the top casinos as a casino that is actively promoting itself has nowhere to go but up. As long as they keep their good reputation which we can already see, that is very possible and they are very active as well. Honestly only a few casinos I've seen have an announcement thread where they have an active representative, so that one is already a big advantage.

The key to establishing a reputation in the gambling industry is consistency: consistency in your marketing, consistency in addressing concerns, and consistency in promoting your contests and games.
These kinds of consistency get the attention and support of the gambling community, and I'm seeing all these consistencies on Bitz.io.

One thing is to address the concerns as that's really the main reason why reputation is ruined if that is not taken care of. Even if you have a lot of promotions but your reputation is bad that will all be worthless. Thankfully BITZ.io has been able to keep its good reputation from the moment they announced their casino here until now and there's a lot of development we have already witnessed.

It's certainly important for a casino to be consistent. But I feel it's also crucial for them to be transparent. If they want to establish a long term reputation. While it's true that promotions and active support draw in players. It's another story when they wait a while for withdrawal. Bet is disputed or technical issues occur.It's true that if a platform provides support and promotions. The players will come in. But how far they will go if they have to wait a while for their money back or if their bet is disputed or if they experience technical issues is another thing. It would be cool if even BITZ.io released updates on these areas regularly as they grow more and more users. Being known for a good reputation isn't a matter of never hearing complaints. It's a matter of treating the complaints that inevitably happen fairly.

[PERtua]

There are still people that are chronic gamblers even in the religious circle. Greed has been one of the major reasons why many gamblers don't gamble for fun at all. They mostly feel like they are missing their chances when they are not trying their best to gamble when others are busy gambling. If we can remove greed from gambling, there will be gamblers that are gambling for fun but it's hard to find even in the religious society. Religion does not support gambling but that does not stop those that see gambling as a source of income from looking for money through gambling.

Yes, that's true. Here in my local community, which is considered a religiously conservative community where gambling is forbidden for religious reasons and prohibited by the government, you find many people gambling in secret.

Most of these people are either addicted to gambling and cannot get rid of it even with religious prohibition, or others are motivated by greed as they dream of getting rich through gambling.

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them. Talking about addiction, how can they be helped when they're doing it in secret, except maybe a family member or friend suspect and try to investigate their activities then such people can receive help, but some would be so careful not to get exposed at first.

An area worth talking about is that gambling issues can be impact on the person's monetary well being even prior to any individual realizing they have a problem. One person could be paying bills as usual and sneaking money from their savings or borrowing money to pay gambling debts. That's why it is important that children are not solely identified as having a problem by family members. There are a variety of measures that allow individuals to get help without facing public embarrassment, such as confidential counseling. Voluntary spending limits and self exclusion options. It's much tougher to get back on the wagon if gambling has taken its toll on your finances.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

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[Leahized]

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them.

The regions where gambling is prohibited and the state has declared gambling illegal by government according to religious laws. If one is a resident of those regions, how logical is it to use a VPN to access casinos? In my opinion, it would not be reasonable for those individuals to take the risk. Because if police officials are ever able to identify them, then according to the prohibition law, there could be several years of imprisonment. However, those individuals who gamble with the aim of improving their financial situation will try to avoid any prohibitions.

In my state, using crypto is prohibited and according to the law, there is a maximum of 7 years in prison and a fine of 5000 USD. But there is no problem with using fiat currency for gambling. So, I am safe in this regard. However, individuals using a VPN will not receive any significant assistance if they engage with casinos involved in suspicious activities.

[Taskford]

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🎁 Tuesday's Loot is here!

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🟥 No deposit needed
⭐ Available from loyalty level 3
⏳ 48 hours to claim

Your bonus depends on your loyalty level!

Nice promotion,  knowing people don't need to deposit.

It seems that more people will became more interested to increase their loyalty level, so once there's promotion like this  they could possibly earn more bigger rewards.

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them.

The regions where gambling is prohibited and the state has declared gambling illegal by government according to religious laws. If one is a resident of those regions, how logical is it to use a VPN to access casinos? In my opinion, it would not be reasonable for those individuals to take the risk. Because if police officials are ever able to identify them, then according to the prohibition law, there could be several years of imprisonment. However, those individuals who gamble with the aim of improving their financial situation will try to avoid any prohibitions.

In my state, using crypto is prohibited and according to the law, there is a maximum of 7 years in prison and a fine of 5000 USD. But there is no problem with using fiat currency for gambling. So, I am safe in this regard. However, individuals using a VPN will not receive any significant assistance if they engage with casinos involved in suspicious activities.

Whatever approach drop by their government to a casino. Even if they say they are not on restricted regions, much better not to use those region/ip bypassing tools.

Because that they are prone to get an issue. Knowing their are casinos might gonna think about you are doing suspicious matters. So best to follow those advice that discourage them to use it, so they can stay away with VPN's then just decide to gamble using their clean ip's.

[Nathrixxx]

The use of VPN to gamble has made it easier for people to gamble in regions where religious beliefs prohibit it and sometimes they end up using unregulated casinos which makes it tough for them to be helped when the casinos tries to act fishy on them.

Using this gambling casino has made things more easier and affordable for their users, with the provision of their platform VPN that supported gamblers from any region, this also mean that you don't have to disturb yourself running after using any VPN that may leader protect nothing for you, not only these but ensuring that we are actually on the safer side by using a reliable casino just as we have it with bitz.io.

[robelneo]

Nice promotion,  knowing people don't need to deposit.

It seems that more people will became more interested to increase their loyalty level, so once there's promotion like this  they could possibly earn more bigger rewards.

It's a good strategy and marketing to encourage their players to get to the highest possible level that they can, to keep players actively playing, by giving them these kinds of rewards; the casino tells you that you are a valued player and should be rewarded. I hope Bitz.io will continue to do this; it's good for the players and it's also good for their reputation.

[Betwrong]

We sing every time that gambling should be an engagement of fun and entertainment but realistically, how many people actually gamble with such mentality? Fewer percentage I think.

I agree with you.
I don’t think most people gamble for fun. In fact, I think they gamble for profit, and say they do it for fun to hide what they’re really doing.~

Well, Google it. Less than 10% of gamblers are problem gamblers. It means that 90% gamble for fun. Because if someone gambles for profit, they have a problem, or, in other words, they're a problem gambler. You see, many people say that most gamblers are problem gamblers, but that's not true according to statistics. I think it's mostly gambling addicts who say this to justify their addiction. I'm not saying you're an addict. I think you're just repeating what you've heard.

Well, I won't argue that what you're saying is true, that's what the statistics say, but I don't trust the results of the statistics because they are often inaccurate for many reasons.~

Statistics is a science. The same science that tells us our universe is 14 billion years old and the Earth is 4.5 billion years old. I know there are a lot of people who don't believe that, but I'm not going to argue with them. It's their choice. And my choice is to trust Google when it says that less than 10% of all gamblers are problem gamblers.

[yhiaali3]

Statistics is a science. The same science that tells us our universe is 14 billion years old and the Earth is 4.5 billion years old. I know there are a lot of people who don't believe that, but I'm not going to argue with them. It's their choice. And my choice is to trust Google when it says that less than 10% of all gamblers are problem gamblers.

of course I respect your point of view. I believe that each individual is entitled to embrace a particular faith and to defend their beliefs whether others are in agreement or disagree.
As I have previously stated, I do not feel very comfortable with these statistics because they are based on studies of limited samples and may not reflect the true status of the society.

Suppose you conduct a survey on a sample of 10,000 individuals out of a total population of 40 million. Would you consider that survey to be an accurate representation?

Do you also believe that persons who are addicted would admit to being addicted in a survey? Maybe they would say like everyone else that they gamble for entertainment?