probably crypto-only websites are way more niche than the big ones like everest and pokerstars, right?
of course not
More like vice versa: crypto poker rooms are very close to hear something like "omae wa mou shindeiru" (c), he he. In the same time, pokerstars (i don't know about everest) is in 100 times bigger and have a lot of stuff to do. This is not funny, rather sad that poker on crypto is not so famous as on offline.
haha had to google this reference since I don't speak japanese (and I haven't heard of it before even though it's famous)
did some research and seems like everest has around 4k players everyday and Pokerstars, 15k, not so huge difference
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People nowadays once they saw someone earning with the gambling platform they are trying to convince themselves to make a gambling play too. Still it is more ideal to check the reputation of the gambling platform because to be part of them its better to see the review of other people even though its just a small amount its better to make sure that you're credentials and assets are safe to their platform.
People nowadays once they saw someone earning with the gambling platform they are trying to convince themselves to make a gambling play too. Still it is more ideal to check the reputation of the gambling platform because to be part of them its better to see the review of other people even though its just a small amount its better to make sure that you're credentials and assets are safe to their platform.
so, nothing new under the sun
people are more interested in shortcuts to make fast money than in doing research and getting rich slowly
seems like it is like that for decades now, right?
In "the richest man in Babylon" written before Christ there were some warns about that already.