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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.
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Re: No Amount is Affordable in Gambling
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 05:14:27 UTC
You can afford to lose some. It's ok too.

It's better to go in with a budget than blow your finances. Many people don't consider this when gambling and end up losing substantial amounts at once. But consider that if you can indeed spend a certain budget on recreation each year, then yes gambling can be part of that.

Some people combine it with the free drinks at a bricks and mortar casino and consider it worth it. Spending your alcohol budget on a casino and running off with some cash potentially is nice always.
You are absolutely right bud, we as gamblers can indeed afford to lose some amount of money, but depending on individual financial capacity, this amount must always be minimal, it's best to always have a gambling budget as this helps us prepare better, ensuring that we lose what are ready to lose and not one we never budgeted on losing..

Trying gambling with small amount of money is nice as we never can tell what the outcome will be, it might be our breakthrough if we end up winning a nice sum from the little money, but if on the other hand we lose, it's easy to move on since the amount involved isn't something to cry over.
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Re: When you're winning you can't sleep
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 00:30:34 UTC
The main reason why a lot of people find it difficult to sleep after winning is because they are under a lot of anxiety. There's a type of anxiety you can feel when you are handling a certain amount of money especially if you haven't won that amount before, gambling can make you overthink about how you are going to spend or use that money. This is the reason why self control is very important as a gambler
What has self control got to do with thinking of what to do with the money you genuinely won through gambling? I thought self control is only applicable when a person is still gambling, and maybe after winning too since the gambler may likely be tempted to still continue gambling from the money won which likely lead to him or her losing the money.

But when it comes to staying awake and being unable to find sleep simply after winning a huge sum of money and you are thinking of what to do with the money, there is nothing like self control here.
And besides, it's even a mistake to not have any plan on ground for what a huge sum of money will be used for if and when it comes, it's mistake because without having such plans on ground beforehand, there is a high chance that the money will end up being spent recklessly without proper planning.
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Re: Why some countries gamble more than the others?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 00:15:20 UTC
1. Support from the government.
Countries who gamble a lot has solid laws protecting their players so gamblers in those countries can just freely gamble as much as they want without having to worry about their rights. This doesn't mean that the countries have very free and loose rules but it just means that they have clear frameworks. Some other countries have some limitations but since their rules are clear, many still gamble.

2. Bigger paychecks.
Not all rich people are gamblers but they certainly have more chances to gamble if they wanted to. According to data, the higher the income is in some countries the more people gamble in that country. Since the average citizen is earning a lot, even if they spend quite a significant amount of money in gambling this will still not cause financial doom.

Is it fair to assume that a better economy and a solid framework will make people gamble more but be addicted less?
A better economy definitely has a very important role it plays in the lifes of people in a country which may include people who gamble as well. But when it comes to gambling and getting addicted, a good economy is no fault at all and shouldn't even be mentioned, people are solely responsible for how they choose to go about their gambling activities, a good economy will not immune people in a country from getting addicted to gambling if they choose to gamble recklessly.

But it is indeed true that in a country where money can be easily earned, there is the likely hood of interested parties getting involved in gambling so long as it's not an activity that is banned by the government of that country, but then, proper moderation must be applied because anybody can get addicted and may not even know when it happened.
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Re: Proof that gambling may ruin any career when greed takes over
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 25/07/2025, 00:05:09 UTC
Has any of you heard about Malik Beasley's federal investigation in a case about his possible involvement in rigging games and possibly betting on his own game as well? For those who are not familiar with him, he is an NBA player who supposed to have a good contract for the next season with the Detroit Pistons. He is not the first player in the NBA to do this though. There were several who got banned already and I think some of them had a jail time.

This is a prime example of how gambling could ruin any career if greed takes over and self discipline is mismanaged. The Detroit Pistons was reportedly ready to offer Beasley a three-year, $42 million contract and he blew it, possibly permanently if his proven guilty of this accusation.

There have been a lot of cases already about a person who got greedy in gambling and eventually got broke. So, this right here serves another lesson that we need to control ourselves when we engage into gambling. 
This is not really about controlling oneself but knowing and setting priorities, a player is not supposed to be gambling totally, let alone he or she betting on his or her own games, this is the height of being stupid if you would allow me to use that word, what actually was he thinking when placing such bets, how much money was he hoping to make from this bet that is worth more than the amount of money he's being paid as an NBA player?

Anyways, lets not go too far because according what you said, investigations is still ongoing and the player involved may still win the case as not guilty, but if this turns out to be true that he is guilty as charged, then this is something he definitely would live the rest of his life regretting.
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Re: What is the cost of your mistakes?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 23:53:54 UTC
I assume that people come to the gambling industry as inexperienced people. And in the process of their activities, they gradually learn from their mistakes. Unfortunately, some of these mistakes are dramatic and cause us quite serious psychological trauma. As a rule, this is due to gross errors and stupid persistent beliefs that push us to the edge of the financial abyss.

First of all, this is risk management and money management. The second is probably unsystematic play. Let me make a reservation that I do not mean casinos, as well as people playing "for fun". I mean sports betting.
So, how much did your mistakes cost? Did they cause you a serious psychological blow? What were your mistakes, did you learn from these mistakes and do you apply this knowledge in practice now? Were these mistakes simply painful, dramatic or catastrophic?
I could not completely wrap my head around everything you said but going with the part I was able to grasp, I would say that I've made only one mistake on sports betting since I started, and the mistake was catastrophic, I didn't only risk losing money which I eventually lost, but I also risked losing my life which I didn't even know until I lost the money, then I realized that my life was involved too and if not by God's grace, I would have lost it too.

The mistake I made was over confidence in the football team, over confidence lead me into betting on them the amount of money I could not afford to lose, the lost was very painful because the money involved was one that was of utmost importance to me and my business which almost crumbled as a result of the loss.
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Re: The "Lottery Ticket" Mentality
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 23:44:17 UTC
As a gambler, have you ever felt this kind of mentality? That is, let's say in sports betting, wherein you bet on the long shot or a huge underdog but at the back of your mind, you thought that you will not win, but there is still small hope inside of you that this could be a life changing and so you go and bet with your close eyes. And this could be just you are relying on your luck and nothing more and that it could also be bad for us gamblers in the long run. But then again, we love to take risk and so maybe there will be some of us who might be already have this in mind as a kind of "strategy" and they could have won money already. Are you that type of gambler that has kind of mentality? It could be that is obviously flawed in the beginning so there could be gamblers that are now willing, or maybe as I have said, we might have been using it already but we just didn't know.
I honestly don't see what you said here as a "lottery ticket" mentality but it's all good, this type of thought is something that happens to me almost all the time, especially when I am placing bets on parlays, like those that have up to 15 to 20 legs/matches in one ticket, it could be a mixture of multiple sports games like football, table tennis, hockey, basketball and so, or it could be simply just football, but for bets like this, I usually have that thought that I won't win it but let me still try anyway, I go ahead and try, but one thing I've always made sure of is to only bet a tiny amount of money on such games since I already know that my chances of winning is extremely very slim, so I bet money I know I can peacefully afford to lose.

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Re: much money in the foodball and in general in life is a ruin
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 23:25:58 UTC
I'm making this post as a light Atalanta fan after learning a few days ago that Mateo Retegui has decided to leave for Saudi Arabia to get more money.

I don't want to generalise but I think that money, seen as an end, as a good, is the ruin

Money is useful, let's be clear, it is useful for everyone but to think that it is the goal to be pursued by overlooking people or honor and loyalty is something squalid
What do you think about football?
People have different motives and goals why they do what ever they are doing as a profession, some choosed to play football simply because it's what they know how to and are very good at, it's a hobby and something they do to have fun, while for other people, they are sure talented for sure but their reason for being in the field is to make money, amass wealth as much as they can, for this type of people, they will face which ever way they find opportunities to make more money.

It is what they choose and we can't blame them, after all, we all are also hustling to make the same money so why hate another man for wanting to hustle to make more money as well?
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Re: No Amount is Affordable in Gambling
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 23:17:14 UTC
We are used to say that a gambler should gamble with an amount he can afford to lose but in the actual sense do we think there is any amount a gambler can afford to lose? When a gambler places a stake what he sees is not the stake but the potential win. This is why when he does not win he panics regardless of how little the stake is and he will always mention the potential win rather than the stake as the amount lost. The gambling system especially sports betting works in a way that as a game plays the value of the stake keeps increasing and what may appear to be what the gambler can afford to lose may rise and become what he can no longer afford to lose and this becomes a source of concern for the gambler if he losses the bet. In fact, if a gambler accumulates the total of what he thinks he can afford to lose he would know that he is losing what he cannot afford to lose. I think that any penny spent on gambling is a money the gambler have decided to sacrifice with the hope of getting a bigger amount and not because he can afford to lose it.

What's your position on this thought?
Well, sorry but I would say you speak for yourself alone and not for everyone generally, you simply assumed everything you said with nothing as a basic fact.

As far as I can remember, each time I lost a bet and was going to tell people I lost money on a bet, I've never used the potential winning as the amount of money I lost, I've always told people that I lost the actual amount of money I staked on the game.
And as far as I can remember again, I place bets using amount of money I am very sure I can afford to lose, and what this means is that if paradvanture I lost this money, it's not a problem to me at all, I won't think about it twice or even allow myself to feel bad concerning the loss, this is what losing money one can afford to lose mean.
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Re: What is been professional like to you?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 23:05:47 UTC
Is been responsible with gambling all it takes to be a professional gambler or someone needs to win in the process many times already to be considered a professional gambler?

I have always win less, no reason to lie but I get curious when I see gambling related posts online about people pointing to some gamblers calling them professional and the only vital point of this all is because they won many times in their own way.

What is a been qualified as a professional gambler in your own world? The winning part or the responsible part of trying to avoid addiction is all.
Being a professional gambler simply means that you rely on gambling as a profession, that is, it's primarily what you do for a living and any other thing is secondary, this is what being a professional gambler truly means.

Being a professional gambler doesn't necessarily have to do with how responsible you are with gambling or how much or how many times you win, but then, since gambling is what you do for a living, you have to be so very good in it to ensure you are making enough money off it to live a good life and also give those around you a good life too.
An irresponsible gambler can be a professional if and when gambling is the only thing he or she does for a living and he or she is managing to make good money off it.
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Re: Which is more addicting?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 22:56:40 UTC

Slot is clearly a more addictive game. It's runs 24/7 compared to sports games where there are breaks. If a gambler don't take a break then the fixtures of the games if give the gambler break since sports games are not played everyday.
That's a big reason why slots is more addictive, there's no other way, it's just that players and gamblers focus more on one activity because of taste, some like slots more and others like sports betting, I think that's where the difference can be made, but I think both activities when practiced without control cause addiction.

Yeah, we can't actually come to a definite conclusion that it's slot of sports betting that gamblers get addicted from the most, because addiction comes from our actions, how we treat something.

It is true that football is seasonal but then, there is always a club or team of league playing football at any given point in time, if at all worst come to worst, there is no football game available to bet on, an addicted gambler in a bid to satisfy his or her cravings can bet on any other available sports game like basketball, table tennis, hockey and so on.

So whether slot of football games/sports betting, addiction is addiction and any body can get addicted playing any of this two types of gambling game, it all depends on their approach.
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Re: How can you enjoy the game when you are losing?
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 22:48:58 UTC
But people generally do not play for research purposes. People just place bets more or less randomly, lose money and claim that they enjoy it. Is this stupidity or deceit? Maybe such people like the atmosphere of the game? But then why not play free games? But no, gamblers rarely play free games?

Happiness is priceless. People gamble and lose money from it but the thrill and enjoyment they get can't be replaced by other activities that others do.

It's the same as other hobbies where some may seen as a waste of money. Each of us has that hobby that we are willing to spend money in exchange for pleasure.

What's important is you spend responsibly in a way that it doesn't compromise your life and personal responsibilities.
What you said is absolutely right, there is always something out there that we individually will be willing to spend money on just for the pleasure we derive from it, this activity may be shopping for some people, or traveling for other, while for other people, it maybe a certain kind of handwork which they have to learn, and some may love to go to the movies, now coming down to what is being discuss, some may actually love to spend that time and money on gambling with no expectations of getting anything back as a reward, this is what is called or referred to as gambling for fun.

It is not a must and mandatory to gamble for the money, and some people, free games aren't as exciting as playing gambling games, this is why most people who gamble for fun will always turn to gambling games regards of the fact that they would love money.
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Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest
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on 24/07/2025, 06:04:58 UTC
Hi guys.
I have played around 14.5 k free rolls but till now, no big prize has been won. I was wondering if I play 20k rolls, is the prize of 200 $ guaranteed?
Another question, I have 45k RP, is there anything I can do with (besides the options listed
What options are listed, maybe you would have mentioned them so we be sure if there is any other thing you can do with the RP.. But then, for all that I know, if you have enough, you can spend the RP on items, physical gadgets as the ones listed on the site.
You can also convert the RP to wheel of fortune spins, and I also learnt that that RP can also be converted to bitcoin if you have it enough.

And regarding the rolls, from my personal experience, I really don't know, I don't know how many rolls I myself have played, but I know I joined freebitco in 2016 and till dates, I've never won the $200 prize.
So to be more honest, I don't think even reaching 20k rolls will prove as a guarantee for the $200 prize, but just keep playing and when you are lucky, you probably will win it.
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Re: Spinly.io 🎰✨ - Next-gen Crypto iGaming Platform 🚀💸
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 05:57:55 UTC
This is the most important thing of all, that they read the terms and conditions very carefully Every player before making any move should always put into context the things that suit them and know what they are getting into and not regret it later because something does not suit them, This way they avoid problems for themselves and for the casino, The casino then has fewer complaints and therefore its reputation continues to grow.

I agree with your point. Unfortunately, 99% of players, including myself, do not even bother to check the terms and conditions. People check the terms and conditions only when they become victims and suddenly the casino quotes a line from the terms and conditions page. I myself just do a few checks like, deposit bonus conditions such as wagering requirement, I also check if they allow players from my country and that is all.

I am okay with the standard casino rules. As for casino reputation, I don't think a casino could do anything if a player Choose to violate their rules and later complains about it. It is the players' fault, and they should be responsible for their own mistake, right?
Absolutely right bud, and I like your honesty, most people don't care or even pay attention to reading the terms and conditions of a casino they are interested in gambling on, and this has been one of the major cause of issues for several gamblers in the past and present.

But on that other hand, I must confess that most casino terms and conditions I've tried reading in the past aren't interesting to read, nothing interesting to keep a person glued to reading the terms and conditions from beginning to the finish without possibly of potentially falling asleep 😁, so I don't know but I feel that if casinos would find a more fun way to write their terms and conditions, just like it is with story books, maybe more people will always want to read it to be sure of what and what to avoid doing while gambling with a casino.
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Re: 🟢 Rainbet.com | Crypto Casino & Sportsbook | Competitive Rewards 🎁
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 05:48:03 UTC
We all have our different lucky moment and we are not in the know when we could be lucky to get a win that is why we have to keep trying but it's very important that while we keep trying our luck nonstop we make sure to gamble responsibly and not chasing losses. Keep things normal because being lucky has nothing to do with chasing losses.
The Truth be told, gambling results are quietly unknown to us as a gambler regardless of the level of skills that you think you have developed over the time, you can't predict what the outcome of a game will be and that is why we need to do everything possible to remain in a position where we can acknowledge the place of luck in whatever games that we play.
Anybody can predict the possible outcome of any game in gambling but that question is, how many will be correct with their prediction by the end of day..

So, it's not that we can't predict the outcome of a game, we can predict, but we can't be correct all the time, if we have the power to correctly predict future outcomes of such things as in gambling or sport betting, I believe that..
1. There won't be any casino here because of the obvious
2. Even if casinos exists, it would be a very risky business for those who choose to run a casino because their chances of losing and going bankrupt would be extremely high.

But then, like you have correctly said, luck is the sole determinant of our fate when it comes to gambling, and casinos have a better advantage over the gamblers due to mechanism they apply to their system.
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Re: ✨ Shuffle.com | The next generation of crypto casinos | Sports, Casino + token
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 05:39:08 UTC

Shuffle casino's revenue is shared through the casino's mechanism of buying back the token and burning them, which produces demand + scarcity.


This is one of those moments that we've been waiting for, but don't expect it to happen in the near future because so far Shuffle team has burned 5% of the supply and 64% (639,356,547 SHFL) still locked means the process will take longer. To see the real price we have to wait for all the tokens to be released.


If you're talking about waiting for an actual price surge to happen during the current situation, then that should mean that Shuffle should have a banner year for consecutive years so that the buy backs also increase, no?

Shuffle is doing very well considering that it's a new casino trying to take its share of the crypto gambling market. Give it time. Casinos, as well as exchanges, are the most profitable businesses in crypto. There's more opportunities to grow.
The casino itself can grow but how about the token's long term future should be the real question, I say this because when it comes to casino tokens and exchange tokens, both can not be compared because exchange tokens often comes with some really good utilities which ensures their long term growth in the price or value of the asset.

But for casinos, most casinos tokens end up being useless, that is, there is no other use for the token except staking which overtime may become very boring for investors and holders of the token, so if shuffle really care about the long term value of their token, it is paramount for them to really pay attention and create very good utility for the tokens, this is what will create interest in the token, and ensure it's long term value.
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Re: METAWIN - Transparent, Fast, Frictionless. $CASINO 🔥
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Fivestar4everMVP
on 24/07/2025, 05:29:46 UTC
Unfortunately, they ran into a problem with OpenSea. Staking was working fine, but they found OpenSea was still allowing listing of the NFTs which didn't happen before. [1]
That's an unfortunate situation. I couldn't find any update on opensea's X account to know if the issue has been fixed already. We'll have to wait for an update from skel.

Just about 30 minutes left in the 7 BNB competition. BNB hit an ATH about 8 hours ago and the price is still uk there, so whoever wins it will be heading away with a nice stash.
Apart from x account is there any other places they may decides to share their information? I mean opensea, I think they should have other communication center where they could be conveying information across to their community than only x profile.
However, about BNB I also got the notification on my most of my trading app and this almost wanting to make me to regret while I haven't or didn't even have little portion of BNB on stash.
The crypto market and the assets are vast, and no matter how diligent, determined and eager you are, the truth remains that you can never invest in every crypto asset that exists, you did one day go crazy if you try, so the best thing is to invest in the ones, few that you have full confidence in and leave the rest to do their thing, everybody can not hold every coin in the market..

Like myself for example, I also don't have any bnb and I really should have, but recently, some of my offline projects haven't given me the time and opportunity to invest any serious money on any crypto asset, but I am not regretting anything because I believe that so long as the crypto market continue to exist, there will always be opportunities to make money now and in thy future.