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that's why it's important to save the secret key when activating 2fa because it's very important when you lose access like this you can log into your account in case this happens you are too careless though 10k BFG is probably big money you think why don't you think about store the secret key somewhere.

But as far as I know the betfury team can help with problems like this, you can wait for an answer from the active team in this thread too, but don't forget to keep in contact with them via their site, I'm not an active gambler at betfury but you can ask the betfury team to disable 2fa in your account, of course, with proof of ownership, if you can't prove it, of course, your account will no longer be accessible. good luck

I have written down the secret keys of almost all accounts that have 2FA in the notebook.I searched a lot but couldn't find anywhere. Betfury account 2FA secret key was not recorded in notebook or kept in messenger account due to my laziness. Currently this 10K BFG is very precious to me and I don't want to lose this BFG in any way. Trying to contact the team. I will definitely let you know if I can solve my problem from here. Thank you for advising me. Hope to get good response from Betfury team very soon.

It is always good to have additional security options, in my case it is enough to have the authenticator, I do not see any other way to have more security, of course there are people who associate their login with email, some other options are done through authenticate with SMS but this does not work well for me personally, because I have had bad experiences, when you leave the country and want to enter there is no way for the SMS to arrive because the telephone companies in my country do not open to other countries or with rooming activated, but there are many Security Layers that can be activated and should be taken advantage of, as long as the activations are saved , be it the QR code and passwords.

Personally, I don't use sms verification for any of my login stuff online except on a platform where the sms verification is the only option available to users, Google authentication or any other available form second factor authentication is always a better choice, and that is guaranteed to always work.
Sms authentication depends completely on the network and when the network is not available, it means you won't be able to login to what ever platform you want to login.

Always depends on what is more convenient to you since SMS authentication is enough for me. I don't usually go to places where there's no network connectivity and so far this works fine for me for long time. I like also the 2fa but this is just another hassle so I didn't activate it yet on my wallet. But if the platform require this I don't have a choice but to activate it.
For sure many will say that 2fa is much safer but I don't usually use my main wallet on risky transaction and I have multiple wallets for different usage.

A good way to separate your money, though everyone has their own perspectives about this matter and I also agree that 2fa provides an extra layer of security but on your case I also get that point in separating your wallets as maybe you have one for investment, one for savings and one for your gambling, just saying the possibilities of how you deal with your money.

And for sure, it's not only you who are doing this, especially y those who are conservative in protecting their assets.