Quote from: finaleshot2016 on September 22, 2019, 04:50:03 PM

Well said, I know that gambling wasn't a good plan for your life if you're about to take it seriously. Just take it a note that gambling is for entertainment purposes only. Maybe some of here are now gaining huge money but if you continue that kind of business, there's still possibility you might lose.

Do it for a leaving but not permanently.

Thanks for the tip. I've found out how extremely risky gambling games are, which could lead you towards complete bankruptcy in the future due to mismanagement of your money. Most YouTube videos which explain several strategies to win Dice games, don't usually work at all. It's more the money that you'll lose in the long run instead of the other way around it. I believe that most gamblers are earning lots of money, only because they've heavily invested into a casino's bankroll. Another reason could be skill-based games, where they're not based on pure luck like other games available at traditional gambling sites.

In my opinion, it's best to learn how to play Poker or Blackjack in order to master them in the future. Once you place your bets, the odds of winning will increase by a long shot. Of course, there's always the risk of losing your hard-earned money playing these games. But compared with luck-based games like Dice and Slots, they're a better opportunity for profit. In case we want to have fun without spending a cent, we could simply head over to online crypto casinos which have a "faucet" of their own.

All in all, reducing the number of times you gamble will help you protect your financial future. It's all a matter of getting out once you gain some profit, instead of continuing with the endeavor. I'd preferably spend "faucet" money within online crypto gambling games just for fun. But for multiplying my money, investing into the casino's bankroll seems like a better option than just gambling itself.