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Quote from: criptoevangelista on December 08, 2023, 01:45:59 AM

Hello everyone, as you can see I'm new here, I'm looking for recommendations for a game to bet some money that I don't mind losing, I would like recommendations and if possible a recommendation for somewhere that teaches how to play. Thank you very much. Grin

Well, it's easy to learn a specific game. If you have one in mind, you can just search and watch it on youtube to see how it works. Some games also have a demo mode where you can play for trial without spending any cents, that's a good start too.

Anyway, what do you prefer? If you don't mind losing then just try any available games on the casino where you're going to gamble (and it would be better if you chose the platform that's in your signature space).

Sometimes some people just spin the same game in every session they do, it doesn't matter and it's pretty good if the game gives you a win quite often, but if you play but it's very difficult to get a win or even never give a win by the game you play then obviously they can follow the advice you conveyed this friend, several games or even thousands of other games can be for them to try, It is possible that their luck is in some other game that they have never touched before, and if you do not understand how to play then obviously you provide very good by trying first on a demo account, it is better than you immediately try it with real money but absolutely do not know how to play and maybe it will only cause many mistakes to occur which will also clearly waste more of their money.

For the initial stage, honestly, I would advise them to try the demo mode as you said, because even though they don't mind losing, what they are betting is money, so the initial statement above as you said would be more effective to try and learn.

You can practice in a secure, shark-free pool (demo mode), so why throw caution to the wind and go all in with real money? God bless us, as humans, we tend to overestimate our own skills. Although we believe we'll be the next big winner, most games are actually made to be difficult. Isn't it what makes the hunt so exciting? It is what entices us to return for more

Remember, nevertheless, that gambling is a game of chance rather than ability. Changing games to try and find luck is similar to sampling several varieties of ice cream; you might discover your favorite or you might just freeze up. In the demo mode, you can practice without having to risk any of your hard-earned money. It's sensible, useful, and, let's face it, a lot less painful than discovering pricey mistakes