Quote from: Dic3L0v3r on May 20, 2022, 02:40:51 PM

LoyceV asked me to edit my posts and add the sources. I have edited a few posts, but I could not edit all of them because I forgot if they were copied or not. psycodad and LoyceV warned me on October 19-2021. After that, I never plagiarized. Before October 19-2021, I made a maximum of 70(+-) posts. The post they reported was before this date. So, My question for the community is, How still I am a liar while I never plagiarized after October-19-2021?
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I do not want to be a jerk, but it appears that you are not entirely honest about this.

This is your post from November 17, 2021:

Quote from: naim027 on November 17, 2021, 08:16:11 AM

Latin America showed promise in terms of regions as more governments legalized or took steps to regulate online gambling. As ever, Asia was one of the leading regions, along with Europe that remained steady in terms of growth.

2021 was also the year that the FATF greylisted Malta. This meant we got several requests to move jurisdictions, acquire other licenses, or set up in places like Kahnawake and Curacao.

2022 is set to be an even better year for the online gambling sector. According to the "Gambling: Global Market Opportunities & Strategies to 2022" report, projections for online and offline combined surpass an impressive $565 billion by the year-end. This demonstrates a growth rate of almost 6% on an annual basis.

When we look at just online gambling, the picture is even rosier. Figures from Juniper Research suggest that the total value of online wagers could reach $1 trillion. The figures vary depending on where you look, but all of them show a CAGR of over 10% in overall growth. Based on a CAGR of 12%, we can expect the value of online gambling to surpass $112 billion by 2025.

As for drivers of growth, we should be on the lookout for several different factors.

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Original source: https://www.yogonet.com/international/news/2021/10/18/59781-projections-for-the-gambling-industry-for-2022

And, it seems, you edited the post and added a link to the source article only on May 13, 2022, after you were reported for plagiarism by @Solosanz.

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Last edit: May 13, 2022, 11:08:43 AM by naim027