Conducting the KYC process before making a deposit is not bad. However, by completing KYC at the beginning, we may avoid potential future problems, especially if we win big. The verification process is often complicated. Many people get worried when winning large amounts because the KYC process can be really challenging and time consuming. Well, that of course can make experiences that should be fun a little tense.

Speaking of KYC policy, yes, casinos do so to prevent money laundering. But if the user is not able to fulfill the requirements and his money is detained by the casino, this may be another side of beneficial action. Isn't this actually in the end it creates problems they are willing to avoid? Naturally, this gives rise to issues of justice and transparency in the gambling industry, and why it’s wiser for players to get to know all the requirements before deciding on playing.

How do I generate an income statement from a electrum wallet to satisfy casino KYC 'source of income'?
Has anyone passed this before?
Thanks in advance

Betting can come in any form, as long as its part of what constitutes an invent, a program or a game to bet on...

That's why it's important for gamblers to stop when they've won a lot from games that are based on luck like crash games. Because a gambler can't beat the house edge no matter how hard they try, even when they come up with a strategy, it will only last a few moments, because in the long run they will lose more money. So when there is an opportunity to stop when you've won a lot, just stop, because that will be the best choice.

In most well established and reputable casinos this is common occurrence and they say pretty explicitly that having multi accounts in their site is strictly against the rules,they can let you use VPN in specific cases where you ask for permission before and tell that the country and IP you will be using plus the specific time you will be playing,other than that everything else regarding multi accounting is strictly prohibited and this is a well known thing between most gamblers,even newbies know that.I have personally never used more than one account per casino as I simply did not see the use case although I know a lot of people are doing that at Stake casino as I see tips of over 1000 dollars sometimes and nowadays it is difficult for someone to tip you 1000 dollars for nothing.

Hi everyone,
Here actually is my finding on why people chase loses in gambling, do you know that it's natural for a gambler to chase after his or her loses? Well, if you don't know, now you know, it is natural in the sense that ; the desire is inbuilt, it is we ourselves that learn to put or subject the desire to our control, same way it is natural to feel bad when you lose a bet, but you can be happy if you choose to, and can control your emotion.

One of the reason why many gamblers naturally chase after their lose is due to one thing that is built into every game known as the "near miss effect", after every loss, a near miss effect makes our brain believe that a win is very close, and this automatically makes the player to keep playing and playing, even while he or she is losing, his or her brain convinces itself that a jackpot is just around the corner, this makes the player keep playing until he or she discovers that his or her bankroll is empty, this is when anger and regret usually sets in, you begin to feel like you were not really yourself all that time you were gambling, like you were hypnotized or something, and you only regained consciousness of yourself when you have already gambled all your money away.

This has happened to me few times, and from it, I've leant to always be conscious of myself and my decisions while gambling, making sure I do not allow my brain to deceive me into believing that my losses is because a win is around the corner, making me to gamble way more than I've planned to.

So, from your own understanding, what do you think makes people chase loses aside greed which I believe many of us are already familier with?.

both online and offline will continue to run and survive in this industry. but with the requirement that they always make periodic updates following what their market needs. both online and offline casinos have their fans. not everyone likes online gambling. and choose to continue playing with offline casinos. there is nothing wrong as long as this business is still fun and profitable.
sometimes people who play online also want to play at offline casinos. because we know the experience gained will be different. while online games provide opportunities for gamblers who may be constrained in accessing offline casinos that may be very far away or even unavailable in their place.

Maybe this could be done in other countries, not just in America, because I believe it would have the same result since gambling is more accessible than investing. I imagine how they think about having to learn even to open an account and deposit money, which is already hard for some people. So this could be the same for every country.

The part where you don’t have to think anything and could win large prices is probably enough to entice someone to gamble instead of investing.

That’s surprising. I don’t know why people just have to do crazy things just because they want to gamble. Why do you have to steal from elderly people who are having health challenges just because you want to satisfy yourself? People like this are the ones that make most people think gambling is a bad activity, but they won’t know it’s just some people's stupidity. Gambling is supposed to be fun, and we shouldn’t do things that will hurt ourselves or other people. Seriously,  the person should be properly punished so that next time things like that won’t repeat themselves and it’s going serve as warning to others.

The reason was simple, religious people believed gambling is owned by devils. I don't know where you can find in the bible that states gambling is a sin, I'm not a religious man either lol. I've actually seen people who are somehow involved into a religion that prohibits gambling, but they handle it like it's nothing as long as their fellow people from the religious community doesn't see him or know it then it's all good like it's not of a big deal.
Most of the cases like this, are people who are not serious with their religious belief, it's just that the family are too fond with their religion so one should get along, that's the religious culture here in PH.
But in my POV, there's nothing evil about gambling as long as you don't become irresponsible financially. Also, if one is really SERIOUS about their religious belief, then they should not gamble in the first place, otherwise he is just fooling himself into believing the teachings of his religion. 

What make you excited is how and when the winning comes and how their are delivered to you as a gambler, truly anyone who have read what the ops wrote will understand his plight since majority's of us here have experienced something similar to that at some point in time while gambling.

Being practical like will lead you to a much better outcome, I mean win or lose it's acceptance that going to lead you to stop and will not going to create any fear whatever the outcome, just need that mentality to make sure that emotions will not let you being greed or feel that fear of losing your money.

Be consistent and always ready to accept your fate while playing, and important thing before you take step inside gambling, you must have that sets of limitation and make sure to make that hard stop everytime you reached your target.

I do agree. It may be written in TOS or just be seen as a fraud and treated as such. Nothing personal for the one who did such things

In simple terms, I actually think that the good and bad of gambling always depends on how society as an individual treats the activity.
Basically, gambling is a risky activity, but gambling will not be too high risk or have a bad impact if someone treats it in the right way, such as not exceeding their ability which is often suggested by many people here.

This means that I think it is clear that gambling can only have a bad impact when a gambler comes with the wrong mindset and method, such as wanting to make a lot of money for example, but when you gamble moderately in the sense of not exceeding your ability by only betting the minimum amount according to the money you can afford to lose every time you gamble, then I think gambling will not have too bad an impact.

I agree with your statement that we should see casino as a place for entertainment. However, if we compere casino with some other services to entertain people, that we will see, that other options. for example, video games, bowling, shooting contests, they all give you something in return for your money. You actually have an opportunity to spend some sufficient time having fun or purchasing something you will own in the end.

But the thing with casino is that you will have fun, no doubts, but you will be satisfied only your money multiplies. If you lose, you will probably regret playing those games or you will feel sorry for your loss. Those emotions are much more negative, then losing in a video game, for example. And when we have to deal with such strong bad feelings, it is hard to say that they are part of an entertaining process.

experienced or beginner, when a gambler has control over himself and what he bets, then most likely he has become a good gambler. It is difficult to see a beginner gambler with good control and discipline in the game. But not all beginners play in a hurry and are ambitious to win bigger. Gamblers must know when to continue the game and when to stop the game. This is simple but certainly difficult for every gambler because more gamblers think about big wins and jackpots.

It might seem that way (being over controlling) but, it’s your kids and it’s important you train them the way you want them to grow and so, it becomes how they model their life.
Kids are such a handful but, it’s the job of a parent to contain all their energy and curiosity.
A little more exposure isn’t always a bad idea and am not talking about gambling here but, social life. Letting them experience certain things breaks the gaps or adrenaline that pushes them to try out certain things when they finally get opportune.

When a gambler thinks that gambling will be a source of income, and can change his life, that's when he has destroyed himself and his family. I agree with you. Most gambling addicts are trapped in the delusion that they will soon hit the jackpot. They keep making deposits and spending more money in the hope that one jackpot will bring it all back. Eventually this will be a continuous loss and will bankrupt him. Gambling is not a place where you make money. It's just a game and you pay to play it. Getting prizes is a bonus. But it is important for a gambling addict to think that gambling is not a place to make money.

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It's essential to improve upon the mistakes made and, going into future sessions, take action with responsibility at hand. Adaption is the thing we are known for, after all