Speaking of sports or fights, I've seen something similar on Facebook, where YouTube and Facebook influencers play basketball or do boxing matches here in my area. It's pretty entertaining, especially since both sides do a lot of trash talk with their followers.

As for betting, I'm not sure if any odds providers cover those matches, but influencer boxing, or even matches against pro boxers, like Logan Paul's exhibition fight, does happen. If there's enough hype and demand, odds providers will definitely jump in. You might want to check with some local sportsbooks, they might already be offering bets on those events.

Usually, mga wala talagang alam or not enough experience sa internet ang nabibiktima, dahil kung sino pa may kunting idea sila pa ang malakas loob na mag pursue without thinking kung totoo ba or hindi. For teachers na mag ganun, siguro mga oldies, pero sa 30s or below baka hindi tumalab kase malakas kutob at doubts mga teacher eh, lalo na na mga kakilala ko.

I can only think of was first, is the technical error or internet error when i spin, and accidentally click the spin button instead change icon of the bet which take all my balance in one spin and yes it came in a lost bet so, that's unfortunate.

Free transactions will always be the number one choice and most preferred by users, who wouldn't like something free, after all? Whether the fee is equal to or even lower than the current recommended network fee, users will still choose the one covered by the casino.

On the other hand, fixed fees are more convenient for casinos from a technical perspective, as it simplifies the coding and integration compared to dynamic fee calculations. But let's be honest, it's also a way for them to earn extra profit.

Yes, yan ay mostly utos ng casino agent na nag contact sa kanila, make it short lang. Kaya parang binabalewala lang ng iba, pero kase yung ibang kupal parang 1 min plus na yung casino vid, pansin lang nang grabe na yung gambling activity dito satin.

Siguro first warning lang yung recently, kase yung account din ni Sachzna okay na din. Pero yung accounts like kay Mark Anthony, Kuya Lex Tv parang wala parin, yung millions followers lang ang okay na.

Sa aking pagkakaalam na karamihan sa mga influencers na sinabi nilang nasa top 20 listed nila ay hindi naman totoo na naban yung account nila, kundi nagkaroon lang ng suspension hindi dahil sa pagpromote ng gambling kundi dahil meron daw nagreport sa page nila bago pa man ang bagay na ito.
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Bawal naman kase mag promote ng casino unless you are permitted to do so. Yung mga may sabing nay nag report pa bago nangyari yung pag suspend related to casino promotion ay alibi na lang. Look Boy Tapang may post na na di na daw siya mag po-promote ng gambling lol. Kase na sampolan na, ewan ko pa kung babalik pa yan.
Yung iba naman parang okay na yung accounts nag warning lang siguro and then pass the message na unlawful yung ginawa nila, second attempt will be jail time.
I guess since a short video clip lang din naman pinapakita nila and not totally promoting the casino baka ganun, at hindi gambling related mga content nila pero, idk

I wonder too. That's why when i lost for more streak i stopped and will continue later. There's no fun for lossing even though the thrill and fun is there while doing it (spinning, rolling dice, watching sports bets, etc). But after you lose

That's really young. Personally, I never got into gambling addiction or even  on early signs, even though I was surrounded by people who were, older folks, acquaintances, even friends that into gambling, usually cards and local games with 3 coins (hantak). We had billiard halls where card games were also played, but I never participated.

I’ve witnessed a gambling den get raided, and even saw an illegal carnival and cockfighting arena get shut down by local police. It was amusing to watch at the time, but when you realize how some people still gamble in secret despite the high risk of getting arrested, it really makes you think, is it worth the risk?

If my child were honest enough to ask for that reason, I might agree, depending on the amount. But that would have to be their last bet, and they would need to withdraw using my personal info. After that, I'd probably ask for the account to be closed or forgotten entirely.

Earlier this year, I successfully helped my partner stop gambling after recognizing early signs of addiction, like staying up late just to play, continuing during meals, being secretive about losses but proudly sharing big wins, and so on. I definitely wouldn't want my child to fall into the same pattern.

That's a difficult decision to be made, and take courage to do that. Btc price now is at its peak at least few thousands from its new ATH 120k, i will keep holding until a huge drop before buying if that's me.

Not just on Telegram, even in real life, if someone asks me to lend them X amount, it's an automatic no. Whether it’s a legit request from a close friend, family member, or especially from a distant friend or stranger, I always decline. I've been scammed before, so I’ve learned my lesson, no more lending money to anyone, lol.

Any P2P platform or exchange that supports privacy is always welcome in this space. Just curious, why did you choose to build the project on Stacker News instead of launching it on your own domain? I’m actually new to Stacker News myself.

Also, just a heads-up, please avoid using link shorteners, as it goes against the forum rules.

I don't think this forum currency exchange (board) deals are comparable to any crypto P2P platforms in terms of number of transactions to become most active fro crypto deals.

Being suspicious is enough para ka makapag tanong if ever na totoo nga na ang isang sikat na tao ay bigla bigla nalang mag po-promte ng isang crypto project then manghihikayat to invest. Too suspicious to be exact.
Unless the personality is known to this kind of thing, possible pa may maikayat, pero with due diligence and proper research if totoo nga, like researching sa google ang keyword na "celebrity_name and crypto project" lalabas yan some articles if totoo.

More like they being suspicious of the user's activity, from playing small to mid amounts, then become huge and then winning straight, plus huge withdrawals. Actually, it's almost the same pattern for all of the reputable casino. That's why it's weird for some that KYC is being asked uoon registration.

The thing is, wala silang board of officials or whatever they call it na possible focus sa crypto market or specifically sa bitcoin. Kahir yung maharlika investment corp ay walang interest sa Bitcoin where they have all the means since bago palang na gawa ang corp na ito under PH gov.

Just like dun sa na replayan ko above, possible itong theory, parang obvious na bobo moves kase ginawa nila, kaka gigil Hahah Mabuti sana kung personal na pera nila yun, parang walang alam sa market yung nag decision na yun eh, alam ko may board yan for decision na voting walang isang tao na masusunod lang to act the investment eh.

Why not? Example on XRP, if you have it even just october last year or on the last 9 months, you are now 5x or 6x richer, compare if you have bitcoin in the same month, you earn x2 as well. Having ALTs doesn't mean you are abandoning or betraying bitcoin, its diversification.
If you have both coins last year or the month mentioned, it means you have at at least x8 profit instead of x2 only.

Yes, KYC requirements on these instant exchanges usually asked when the value reaches on KYC limit required amount per transaction. So maybe @roemer only exchange smaller amount but it's proper to say they don't ask KYC because as per above mentioned, they can ask for it anytime.

That's right but its not instant so you have to build your account (knowledge and posting habit) in a way that it's capable of earning due to its rank, and it takes time and effort to do so with the current system. So better to familiar with the forum rules first

Probably, but upon looking to its username it sounds like a name irl. I searched it only and i'm correct, many results from different socmed sites. It's a common name in India too. And yeah, it's a shame

Upon checking OP profile, it's email was already changed, i guess he is on the process of forgetting its account profile lol.

I guess its the other way around. Rich people who gamble just for fun, most of them have connection from the managements or owners that was invited to that place to play for entertainment and fun, only few of then got addicted, and rarely go there because most rich people knows how gamble works and have discipline when it comes to money. Although there are few who got just taste of being rich without having solid principles and discipline got hooked on gambling.

While the poor to high income got the higher chance of getting hooked on gambling, i remember one of an engineer with lots of projects earning him millions got addictive casino slots and got bankrupt in a sense that he also use the money of some of its latest project hoping it will be doubled