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Re: OVER $190k in rewards 🚨🔥🔥🏆 NO KYC!
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 04:01:49 UTC
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Welcome to the forum, but you will have to do better, if you want to forum users to take you and this casino seriously, and possible give the casino a try, you will definitely have to contact the management of the casino and let them know that you guys can create your presence in this forum officially, this is by creating an official Announcement thread With full and detailed information about the casino, you can try visiting other casino Ann threads to find out or see exactly what I am talking about.

This is the only way users on this forum take the casino serious to want to gamble there, you guys can also launch a signature ad campaign here on the forum to promote the casino, this is a type of marketing that has brought so many online gambling casinos to the limelight here on this forum and even outside the forum.
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Re: Does covering user withdrawal fees work better for casinos?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 03:52:45 UTC
When it comes to withdrawals, casinos have two types of business model:

1. Pay user's withdrawal fees out of their own pocket
2. User pays fixed withdrawal fee

I, as an user, prefer to gamble on a casino that pays my withdrawal fees because I feel like I'm treated better. I don't have to worry about not having enough money to meet minimum requirements when fees are added to my withdrawal. I'm also less careful about my deposit because I know, I'll get back what I left on my balance and nothing more will be deducted.

For me, it's okay to pay withdrawal fees if they are very low and near to real life cases, like, if the fee of average Bitcoin transaction is $0.50 and casino charges me that, I'm okay with that. If the Litecoin withdrawal fee is $0.01 and casino charges me $0.50, that's not okay for me. I prefer fair fees for every kind of cryptocurrency.

I would love to know, which approach works better for casinos to increase their revenue and retain more customers? I feel like casinos that pay withdrawal fees out of their pocket have more loyal customers and their customers also deposit more money than those who don't pay user's withdrawal fees. Is there any statistics that either prove or disagree with my opinion? Is any casino representative willing to speak about it? It is a nice topic to discuss.
I also have always preferred casinos that go that extra mile to make sure that they are at least doing something for their players on a regular, like them being responsible for paying their users withdrawal fees and so on, most blockchains networks at the moment don't have high transaction cost with many and even bitcoin maintaining a transaction cost of less than $1 for several months now, the only blockchain network I would say maybe it's still expensive to transact on is ethereum and this is why they have lost a lot of users.

So, any casino that goes that extra mile of taking care of transaction fees for their users is one the users won't abandon, like Stake for example that chargers $0.1 for usdt  of usdc withdrawal to any evm wallet, this is not free but as good as free cus I know a lot of casinos that charge way higher even up to $5, $10 dollars.
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Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 03:42:14 UTC
More than 3 days have passed, and the payment has not arrived, it is hanging in anticipation. Not much, only 250 thousand satoshi, but they can't even pay such nonsense.
It looks like they have turned on AUTO mode for all payments and will only pay on Sunday once a week. If they pay at all, of course.
250 thousand Satoshi is around almost $300 going by bitcoin's current price at $117k, and you refer to $300 as not much, over here in my country, $300 converted to my local currency is a lot of money and one I can't afford to lose no matter what, as I have alot of things this amount of money will solve or help me fix.

Withdrawing from the site seems to be getting worser and worser, there have always been delays normally but to the level of having to wait 3 days out already and still counting without the withdrawal request being processed.
Hopefully, you will definitely get your money but please avoid this casino, seems to be that those who are in charge are no longer interested in running the casino, but I felt they were fixing things some weeks back but why the delay still?
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Re: BTC touch-level bets: Where?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 03:34:01 UTC
On which prediction markets can I place bets that the Bitcoin price will touch a specific level within a given timeframe?
Op, @jiiBs has shown you.

From my experience in the gambling platform, rollbit also offers a variety of features that can be used for trade, in addition to sports gambling, slots, poker and so on.

As far as I know the platform also provides features such as the NFT, Futures and Staking options. Of course you can trade consistently there, of course you must also consider the risks that can occur at any time.

For pundung or locking your BTC assets, of course the staking feature of one of you can get a reward or flower, the only gambling platform as far as I know the staking is rollbit Maybe it's the best way to secure your bets and to get passive income from the crypto assets that you bet.
I don't know much about staking bitcoin on Rollbit but I think this is not actually necessary or like a pre-requiremnt or something like that before one can use their futures trading tool or feature right.?

Rollbit is good recommendation for what the op wants and this I've actually said before in my previous comment on this thread, I don't know of any other casino right now with advanced features like Rollbits has, but using the casino, one still have to be very careful to avoid mistakes, I don't know if the casino have managed to fix their issues with some of their customers who complain of the casino wrongly accusing them of operating multiple accounts, maybe it's been fixed.
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Re: 🔥BetFury.com | 👑#1 VIP CLUB | 🎁FREE BTC DAILY | 🤑Up to $10 500 BONUS
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 03:24:47 UTC
You can check out freebitco.in — they have the FUN token, and you can earn passively by holding it on the site. But just a heads up: many users in that casino’s thread often complain about FUN, its price, and rewards. So if you decide to go for it, make sure to do it at your own risk.


As I've seen in their thread, there are problems with the platform, so I wouldn't go there.

And usually the token would be given in more quantities if you played on the platform, than just mining it if possible.. but that's my experience.

Most people here avoid Freebitcoin, probably for a good reason. I guess it's fine to mess around with small amounts and freebies, but anything more than that feels way too risky.

There are plenty of solid casinos out there where we can mine in-house tokens. I like those kinds of platforms, but you need to be careful. If you check BTCGosu, you will see that some of the casinos from here have actually been blacklisted. Here you can also find a list of dividend-based casinos, or just dig a bit deeper into the Gambling section here on the forum.

Right now, I'm playing on BetFury, Whale, and Weiss. Those are the ones where I still have some tokens. I have tried many others, but I didn't manage to hold on to the tokens… greedy fool, I know.

Good luck.
If you are referring to freebitco, then that site is one site I used to be so active on due to the simplicity of the site and the games listed, and also alot of free opportunities to make money from the site through some really good activities like the free hourly roll, free wheel of fortune spins, the free weekly lottery which it's tickets can be obtained for free if one wish not to spend a dime on it, the the golden ticket which qualifies users for their quarterly Lamborghini draw can also sometimes be gotten for free, plus their reward point system and so on, but unfortunately, the site is no longer as they used to be.
No body knows if the site has been sold to people who are unable to run it like the first owners did but this is Exactly what I am suspecting.

Such casinos should be avoided, me myself have stopped playing there as there is no point taking extra risks when there are alot of other reputable casinos to choose from to gamble on, those with tokens and without tokens are all here.
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Re: 🔥🔥🔥 BC.Game - Casino & Sportsbook | Leicester City FC 🦊🦊🦊
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 03:13:34 UTC
But people have a habit to change their decisions. 35 years ago I wanted to be a firefighter. After many years, I have chosen different profession. People opinion change with time, after a decision. Not saying that casinos should immediately welcome their former clients who have chosen self exclusion, but will it be bad if a gambler returns after 10 years? From ToS - yes, as solution would be having another account. From moral point of view - I would give a chance if a person really wants to return.

we don't know if there's a cost to maitain an account (monetary cost or maybe some extra difficult or time needed by the support, I don't know) but in general I'd agree with you
it would be better if the accounts are not deleted or banned after innactive use

it's normal to do something for a while, stop doing it and come back again even if after many years.
Logically, it does cost extra money to keep and maintain account that is not active on the casino, because like I mentioned, if we are to think logically, a server is like a big hall that houses differents rooms, a server as a hall can maybe house 1 million rooms or more depending on how large the server is, and each of this rooms belongs to a registered user, this is where the user's personal details are stored in the form of a database, the user's data, his username, his login details, his wallet addresses, his account logs and transaction history and many more are stored in the users data which also is load stored on the server, this load may contribute significantly or insignificantly in slowing down the server, and each time the server is being maintained, it will cost a bit more to keep accommodating those inactive accounts as this is like packing out of a house will leaving your belongings in the room, someone else can't pack in until you have completely packed your belongings..

So this why there are some casinos where if a user stopped coming online for a very long time, they either delete the account or will start Charging the account for rent, which the user must pay when he or she comes back to claim the account again - this is not very common though, but I've experienced this on one casino I can longer remember it's name.
for me because of the cost that it will incured for both the site and the government, is better for account that applied for self exclusion to be permanently deleted so as to prevent it welcome back that can hit both the casino and the owner of the account, because of a self excluded account should get involved in gambling again the government will definitely come for the casino as violators of the government policies on self exclusion.
You are absolutely right and I agree with you, any account that has applied for the self exclusion, such account should be deleted as soon as the self exclusion request is approved by the casino, there is absolutely no need keeping the account when the law says that such accounts should be deleted completely.

Many of us have witnessed cases here on this forum where a user comes back to complain about him still being able to access his casino account and even depositing and gambling and losing money after he has asked that he is excluded from the casino, if such a case will appear in the court of law, such casino will be fined greatly for such a misconduct of negligence.
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Re: Stake.com - The Leading Crypto Casino - Drake, UFC, Everton, Stake F1 Team
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 03:07:27 UTC
Just checking emails today.

I got the Jully Subscription. The amount is 15$, off course you guys know me.... I doing all-in betting. It's ended on the first bets ~lol How about you guys ? did you guys already got the Jully Subscription ?

Maybe can check the emails.

Too bad your strategy didn't succeed. You really like that allin or die game when it comes to bonuses, don't you?  Wink
Well, of course I didn't get anything since I didn't even get the email to register for this promotion, as usual. I read though it didn't really matter if you wager 100k or 1000$, everybody got 15$.
But hey, it's still better compared to what I got, right?
If you are right, then I missed it as well as I have just checked my email right now and I didn't get any mail message from stake with a brown envelope 😊, so I guess that it but all good anyway.

And speaking of that all-in way of gambling, it's really a way of gambling for the big boys, the big boys with steel balls, I know the $15 is nothing to ryzaadit and losing it won't be a problem to him at all since he is a very active gambler and have mastered the art of taking such risks easily moving one when it doesn't hit.
Somebody like myself would probably want to first withdraw $5 from the $10, while spend the $10 gambling and I must make sure I spend the $10 gambling for several hours or even a day or more 😁
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Re: Winna.com | Casino & Sportsbook | Industry Leading Rewards & VIP Service
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 02:59:28 UTC
Welcome to the forum winna, I would love to play and win on this casino, are there or is there any form of guarantee that I am going to win when I play on winna? 😁 Just asking...

Anyways, very glad to have you guys here and I can't wait to try out this casino, I visited the site and it looks absolutely amazing, great design, great colors, great everything, shows that good professionals spent a good time building the site and the outcome is very fantastic.

I will read more reviews especially from those who have played on the casino to be sure before I decide to give it a try, right now, i don't have spare money which I would have used to test the casino, but all the same, good luck to everyone gambling on this casino, I pray the outcome favors us all 🙏
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Re: Betpanda.io | Anonymous Crypto Casino | Welcome Bonus Up to 1BTC
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 02:51:39 UTC
Gamblers here is provably aware on the consequences brought up using VPN that's why I guess there's only few people use that especially if they know the casino is not VPN friendly.
Most casinos are VPN friendly but when it comes to KYC Most of them often make that VPN connection as an excuse to freeze funds of the players. I believe one should keep that in mind and only use VPN on casinos that clearly state in their terms and conditions that using of VPN is fully allowed and there won't be any obligations if someone uses a VPN to use the site.
Most casinos are not VPN friendly then if the gambler will have to be punished in some way or the other for using a VPN as regards to kyc or any other thing, the only casinos we can truly say are VPN friendly are the ones that clearly state in their terms and conditions that VPN is allowed on the casino, and if we are to start looking, it's but few number of casinos that have that included in their terms and conditions.

Most casinos can not outrightly allow the use of VPN because they believe that gamblers use it as a tool to abuse the casinos rules, most especially when it comes to the area of restrictions, bonuses and all that, some gamblers will use the VPN to possibly make themselves qualify for something they are supposed to, or even play some games that their original location wasn't allowed to play. Things like this is the reason why most casinos don't allow the use of VPN.
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Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 26/07/2025, 02:40:55 UTC
Here's the guy who won the Shuffle.com lottery worth 2.5 million dollars: https://x.com/pablogamer2013/status/1948737034505379847
I'm sure his DMs are flooded with begging messages. I wonder how many tickets he had and how many times he joined the lottery.
I can't imagine winning that amount. If I won that much money, I honestly wouldn't know where to spend it. How about you? If you won, where would you use the money?
I just checked the profile and indeed, the dude has his dm open, I am simply wondering or imagining how he would be reading the begging messages and be laughing, something he probably would be enjoying..
If I am him, no way I am leaving my dm open after winning such an amount of money except I do have the intention of really sharing part of the money with some people, then I would entertain pms since I wouldn't want to share the money in public.

All the same, a big congratulations to him, the dude is made for life, but only if he would use the money wisely, as for me, if I won such an amount of money, I have a lot I would be spending it on, I have a number of companies I will be setting up and an amount like $2.5 million dollars will really go a long way.
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Re: 🔥🔥🔥 BC.Game - Casino & Sportsbook | Leicester City FC 🦊🦊🦊
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 21:58:32 UTC
But people have a habit to change their decisions. 35 years ago I wanted to be a firefighter. After many years, I have chosen different profession. People opinion change with time, after a decision. Not saying that casinos should immediately welcome their former clients who have chosen self exclusion, but will it be bad if a gambler returns after 10 years? From ToS - yes, as solution would be having another account. From moral point of view - I would give a chance if a person really wants to return.

we don't know if there's a cost to maitain an account (monetary cost or maybe some extra difficult or time needed by the support, I don't know) but in general I'd agree with you
it would be better if the accounts are not deleted or banned after innactive use

it's normal to do something for a while, stop doing it and come back again even if after many years.
Logically, it does cost extra money to keep and maintain account that is not active on the casino, because like I mentioned, if we are to think logically, a server is like a big hall that houses differents rooms, a server as a hall can maybe house 1 million rooms or more depending on how large the server is, and each of this rooms belongs to a registered user, this is where the user's personal details are stored in the form of a database, the user's data, his username, his login details, his wallet addresses, his account logs and transaction history and many more are stored in the users data which also is load stored on the server, this load may contribute significantly or insignificantly in slowing down the server, and each time the server is being maintained, it will cost a bit more to keep accommodating those inactive accounts as this is like packing out of a house will leaving your belongings in the room, someone else can't pack in until you have completely packed your belongings..

So this why there are some casinos where if a user stopped coming online for a very long time, they either delete the account or will start Charging the account for rent, which the user must pay when he or she comes back to claim the account again.
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Re: Have you been addicted to gambling in the past.
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 21:42:28 UTC
This question is for those gamblers that were once addicted to gambling and was able to come out from addiction.

How did you go about it?

Was someone there to help you out or you took the bold step all alone?

How long did your addiction last?


What's your best advice to gamblers fighting with addiction?
I've never been addicted to gambling and will never be addicted, and as someone who has never been addicted before to gambling, I really don't have any idea how it feels, but I've been addicted to other stuff outside gambling and know very well that addiction is a very bad sickness which when it grips you, leaving and getting free is major challenge.

My advice to gamblers would be to always be very careful and avoid addiction at all cost, you may not know when it's coming but the best way to be on guide is to be self conscious, monitor yourself well to know when you are already spending more time on gambling than normal, when you notice such, take break from gambling for a while so your brain lose that grip and focus on something else, excessive gambling for a long while is what often leads to addiction.
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Re: Be careful with nostalgia
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 21:34:50 UTC
Sometimes an old athlete may want to come back for some special match. Some bettors might still bet on him despite of old age and lack of recent experiences in the sport. That is because of what we call nostalgia. They might recall the past memories or past performances of the athlete that may not necessarily reflect the recent performance of the athlete. So be careful when betting because you might just be nostalgic.
Is this something that is really worth talking or discussing about? Well, it's gambling related so I guess it is.

Being nostalgic is basically on those who are not a fan of the said old athlete, for me, if I am true fan of an athlete who is already retired or have simply stopped playing or fighting or have stopped participating in whatever sports he or she used to be a great professional in..

If and when such a player or athlete comes on board to fight or play a special match, as a fan, my job is to support, I have to choices, either to bet on that match and if I am betting, there is no way I won't be betting on my favorite, but if i am in a time or period of life when I can't afford to risk losing any money, then I will simply not bet but will still support and cheer for my favorite, in this context, I doing see betting on my favorite as being nostalgic.
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Re: Drinking vs Gambling
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 21:27:14 UTC
So most countries legalised alcohol but not all countries allowed drinking of alcohol, so I quote you wrong that some countries restrict drinking of alcohol, but it's limited and that's why many people doesn't know that in some countries it's only the foreigners that's allowed to drink alcohol

Actually, gambling disorder causes high suicide rates, i think individuals with GD are at a higher risk five times more probable to commit suicide than the normal people. Yes, high alcoholic drinking also causes high suicide risk, but often gambling addiction is condemned and people are afraid to show it. With a lot of addicts not telling their losses and how stressed they are and hiding it and acting normal it makes it so hard to see to find and help them. Anyways while this two addictions are very harmful, i will say gambling is special, because it can not be detected easily and the high probability that someone has to hold all the burden by himself.
You are absolutely right, when it comes to gambling and drinking of alcohol, both are super harmful when addiction get involved, but then, gambling is way worser than drinking, and this is because it doesn't cost much for an alcoholic to get high and possibly rest or take a break from drinking at that very moment.

But for a gambling addict, he may spend every penny he has on gambling and won't be satisfied, this can be very frustrating 😤, which is what usually leads to anxiety and depression, which in turn could lead to suicide.
This is possibly the reason why we have alot of people who commit suicide as a result of gambling and losing money they can not afford to lose.
Meanwhile we hardly hear about people who drank too much and commited suicide as a result.
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Re: If you had infinite money, would you still gamble?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 21:20:09 UTC
If you are focused on winning with an infinite bankroll then what's the point lol? Remember you have an infinite amount of money, it' means that no matter how much you gamble with it would be inexhaustible, then is there any need in gambling to make profit? At such point you should just gamble for the thrill, you can make use of the martingale strategy a hundred times but this isn't going to affect you in any way
Your question is quite profound and also implies a very serious meaning because, in fact, if someone has so much money that there's no limit, they will never worry about losing through gambling and can take the opportunity to have fun without expecting anything in return. Because most people who have too much hope in gambling are people whose money is still very limited, so they will always worry and always think twice before using it for any kind of gambling.
I can bet my d**ck that if one has infinite money, that is money that is ever long and can never be exhausted, such person will completely lost interest in gambling after a short while because even the thrill that comes with gambling will be completely gone.

Part of the fun and thrill that comes with gambling has something to do with the fact that our money is limited and can get exhausted if we do not apply caution to our gambling escapedes, fear and excitement is what translates to thrill, when fear of losing money is gone, you are left with only excitement which can only last but for a while, thrill can not be achieved without both fear and excitement coming together, this is why some one with infinite amount of money can only enjoy gambling but for a while before he or she loses interest completely.
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Re: Am I a bad father for letting my daughter gamble?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 21:12:25 UTC
The truth is  I don't know what to call you right now, because I might call you name that may look offensive to you, but that's by the way. Talking about your daughter, the gambling habit she have developed at her tender age  is an inappropriate behaviour, which I don't do away with such behaviour, normally gambling is not a bad thing, but starting to gambler at a tender age when the person is not up to 18 make the person look indecent, especially when the person is a female. In my country if a female child demonstrate this kind of inappropriate behaviour she will automatically get tag of an indecent  person, and no man will take her serious when it comes to relationship and so on.

Parenting comes with different choices and responsibilitie that often generates guilt.As a parent,you can simply set limits for your child and still give permission for the child to absorb interest over things you condone in your parenting plan/approach.He let her gamble;parents should ensure to lead by example because not all fun is appropriate for children.
Well, on no account should parents allow their underaged children gamble, this is not a matter of allowing a child absorb interest in anything, but a matter of teaching them to know that there is a time and age for everything.

If your child is of age, like if he or she has become an adult, you as a parent can not utterly stop him or her from gambling, and he or she does not need your permission to gamble so long as he or she is getting his or her own money, as a parent, what you can do is advice, advice the son or daughter on the dos and don'ts, let them in on the dangers that comes with excessive gambling and so on, after all, gambling isn't a bad thing to engage oneself in but it's always better to do it when one is of the right age with a fully developed brains.
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Re: Crypto Betting vs FIAT Betting
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 05:45:27 UTC
Crypto Betting Platforms basically fall under two categories :

1. Centralized Crypto Betting - like Stake.com, BC.Game etc. globalize betting but pose risk in withdrawals and control of funds by the user.
2. Decentralized Crypto Betting - like Polymarket, DexWin etc. both globalize betting and let users control their funds with smart contract regulated operations.

 FIAT Betting platforms have long struggled with large dependency on payment solutions, trading solutions etc - which just makes the business expensive to expand - destroying the market for multiple sports betting tech organizations who have monopolized the industry.

What do you prefer in 2025?
I have always preferred to bet with fiat currency than betting with crypto, though crypto deposits and withdrawals are easier and faster, I prefer to bet and gamble using fiat currencies because this is the currency that is going extinct, they are losing value as each day breaks due to inflations, so I will rather spend this currency on gambling than spend crypto.

Crypto on the other hand is gaining much popularity and their value is grow rapidly as we all have witness overtime, I prefer to hold and keep cryptocurrency as an investment rather than spending it on gambling, because $10 worth of cryptocurrency lost to gambling today may be worth even $1000 in a couple of years, while $100,000 worth of fiat currency lost to gambling today may be worth $10,000 in a couple of years from now.
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Re: What is been professional like to you?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 05:36:37 UTC
I don't really believe that idea of professional gambling since gambling is a game of luck to a large extent, although sports betting has a mixture of luck and skill. If I want to force myself to accept that idea of professional gambler, I will say it's someone whose only job is gambling. As people dress up to go to work, he prepares to gamble and that is what pays his bills. He may be into other business of gambling but everything have to revolved around gambling, then we can say such a fellow is a professional gambler.
You are absolutely right bud, who ever claims to be a professional gambler and the same gambling isn't what is paying his or her bills, then such person is lying to himself and those who care enough to listen and believe his claim of being a professional gambler.

This days with alot of things people can do to make money legitimately even on the internet, I don't see why anyone would prefer to become a professional gambler knowing fully well that making money from gambling is luck dependent and there day he can go on a long losing streak which may lead him into financial issues or instabilities.
It is very important for people to choose their career wisely as wrong choices often lead to regrets in the future.
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Re: Let's talk about companionship.
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 05:29:18 UTC
Despite the benefits of just gambling alone, there is also the beauty of gambling with other people that is undeniable. In this context, do you still prefer gambling alone?
With the advent of online casinos, it's quite easy to hide your gambling life due to how most people in the society perceive gambling as a bad or sign of an irresponsible individual... In the past we had fun going to bet shops, sitting on bench and watching our match from a big screen amongst a large crowd of fellow gamblers and sport lovers.. it's fun and you get to meet different people with their own view of the game screaming their innermost expression... Now we can simply bet on our devices and no one would even know about it... Except you have a circle of friends as well who enjoys betting you can all make predictions and gamble together...
Absolutely, things have changed alot in the area of sports betting and gambling in general, the other day, I went shopping and decided to check out a new mall that opened in my area not very long ago, I walked in and saw that they even have a physical casino in there, I was amazed and for a while I stood there starring at this slot machines and the people playing it, in my mind, I concluded it was better to simply play this game on my device while at home than come sit there all day like someone who have no job or responsibilities.

So yeah, even here in my area, I discovered that sports viewing centers are no longer as common as they used to be in the past when very few person have cable tvs, today, alot of persons have dstv and the likes and need no going out to sit in the public to watch match, even if you don't have it, you definitely have a friend who has it and you would prefer to go to his house and watch the match than going to sit in the public.
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Re: much money in the foodball and in general in life is a ruin
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 05:20:52 UTC
Don’t get them wrong. First of all, they’re human beings, not just players, but also business minded individuals. It’s normal to go where they think they’ll benefit the most. That’s a completely natural reaction, because even regular people will take an opportunity when it’s presented. Sports is a business, it exists because of money. There’s nothing wrong with chasing more money, especially since you can’t play forever. So while there’s a better opportunity, grab it.
I absolutely agree with you bud, even in business, like in the physical businesses that we run here and there, we always strive to sell our goods and services only to the highest bidders, what about cryptocurrency investment, why to we buy bitcoin and hold, and become happy when it's price is moving up, but become sad when it's price is going down? Isn't it because when the price moves up, it simply means that when ever we decide we are selling, we are going to be making a good profit out of it, but we sad when the price is going down because we something happens and we decide to sell at that very moment, we are going to be selling it at a loss.

So definitely not a bad thing for a footballer to chase after better opportunities while he still have the strength and market acceptance, they need all the money they can get to keep things going for when they can no longer be able to play again.