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Re: Winna.com | Casino & Sportsbook | Industry Leading Rewards & VIP Service
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Strongkored
on 25/07/2025, 12:47:35 UTC
Welcome to this forum.
It seems your casino is very well-planned in its promotions, as the ANN thread and the Signature Campaign thread were posted within close proximity.
The VIP Transfer program also further strengthens this casino's well-developed strategy.

Check out your casino, it looks quite good and the website loads smoothly.
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Re: The Dangers of Becoming a Professional Gambler
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Strongkored
on 24/07/2025, 14:10:37 UTC
Professional gamblers, or in other words, people who try to make gambling a source of income.
This isn't easy, as gambling isn't something you can calculate your potential returns on and should only be considered for fun.
If you get too involved, you might not only lose money but also become bankrupt or addicted.
Gambling is indeed fun and can result in big wins, but it is still not recommended to make it like a job to earn income.
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Re: Which is more regrettable?
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Strongkored
on 24/07/2025, 13:54:48 UTC
Basically, would you rather bet on the same thing again and again then regret not exploring more or explore different kinds of bets then miss out on a win?
I've done it all, continuously betting on the same numbers for a long period of time, then also changing them and going back to my usual numbers.
The results are always random, there are times when I can win on the numbers I like, but I can also win when I change them, so there is nothing to regret, and players who always choose the same numbers will certainly not regret it if they continue to choose those numbers for the rest of their lives because it is their choice.
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Re: Does the novelty wear off?
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Strongkored
on 24/07/2025, 13:38:39 UTC
If you are extremely rich and you can just gamble up to your heart's content, does the novelty of winning wear off? Like would you get tired of gambling since there's really not much risks because you can gamble with any amount and still receive little to no consequences?
Rich people gamble with big stakes, so the thrill of winning and losing remains. This is why some wealthy people remain addicted, or you might see wealthy athletes gamble because they want the feeling of winning.
So, whether rich or poor, the feeling of winning or losing can still be felt, as can boredom, but it's not because of being too rich.
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Re: What is the cost of your mistakes?
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Strongkored
on 24/07/2025, 12:58:13 UTC
I never make a costly mistake in gambling, only mistakes that I consider normal and don't affect my finances or mental well-being.
These mistakes have taught me to be more careful and only gamble with money that isn't for essential needs and that I can afford to lose.
Another mistake is that when my gut tells me to stop, I follow it. A while ago, ignoring it caused me to lose everything I'd won in that gambling session.
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Re: Using auto-bet bots on crypto casinos smart or suicide?
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Strongkored
on 23/07/2025, 14:17:21 UTC
I'm not a fan of bots, and if I wanted to automate my gameplay, the auto-betting provided by the casino would be sufficient for my needs.
Bot users must fully understand their features to avoid losing money due to configuration errors.
Players must be careful when using bots because the developers may have included scripts to steal what we save on our laptop/PC.
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Re: How annoying is KYC for crypto gambling?
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Strongkored
on 23/07/2025, 13:35:57 UTC
I’m building a new crypto gambling site and I want to get a sense of how much people care about KYC.

Do you avoid sites that ask for it? Or do you not mind as long as the site is good and trustworthy?
I actually dislike KYC, especially when it requires uploading confidential personal documents. However, it's undeniably difficult to refuse, as almost all casinos require KYC to comply with licensing regulations.

So, your casino will be the same. You can't make your casino non-KYC to meet user requirements, but you must comply with the license where your casino is registered.
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Re: YEET.com | 🔥$5k BTCTalk Leaderboard🔥 | Casino & Sportsbook | Airdrop
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Strongkored
on 22/07/2025, 02:15:59 UTC
I really want to play to join BTCTalk Leaderboard, and have registered, but when I try to make a deposit, a wallet setup page appears, requiring me to fill in my name, address, and several other fields. Is this KYC? If not, in my opinion, players should not fill in this data just to make a deposit.
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Re: How do you see slots game?
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Strongkored
on 21/07/2025, 15:20:23 UTC
I recently hit a crazy multiplier x5601 on Sweet Bonanza. Just a small bonus buy and ended up winning $400 after the x1000 bomb dropped and hit. I’ve been enjoying it since then, though I don’t spend a lot of hours playing.

But ever since that win, it kinda feels like I’m slowly giving the money back. Been losing around $10 a day for the past week. I’m still in profit, but honestly, I’m starting to lose the excitement. The game doesn’t feel the same anymore.

Take a break, because life isn't always about gambling.
I experienced something similar after winning quite a bit, but then it was just loss after loss, so I finally decided to take a break.

When we win, our minds will always want to achieve more because we're not satisfied. That's why when the results are negative, we lose our excitements for the game. In fact, if we play too much, we can also lose our  excitements for the game due to boredom.
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Re: ⭐⚽⭐ Sportsbet's Bitcointalk Sports Fanatics League (BSFL) – 14000$ rewards ⭐⚽⭐
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Strongkored
on 21/07/2025, 10:32:07 UTC
The losing streak is incredibly frustrating, and it's a complete reversal from last season.
I know it's only halfway through the season, but it's still frustrating.
This round is against a top standing team. I hope this losing streak ends and I can start earning points again.

Will submit an answer soon, busy at work really makes me unable to focus for this season.
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Re: How quickly do you forget a loss
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Strongkored
on 21/07/2025, 10:15:27 UTC
There is no gamer that will say they haven’t lost a game at anytime. We have our different staking abilities, I am referring to what you consider your high staking power. Last season was my best season in sport gambling but I had days that i had bitter losses.

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games. A win is like an antidote to my sadness after a loss. So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

It's hard to forget what you've lost right away, and I'm sure all players feel the same way, especially if you're not busy, because bad results in the game can be very upsetting.
A week ago, I lost hundreds of dollars. Yes, I can't forget it right away, but it didn't overwhelm me because being busy at work made me forget about it a few days later.

And I think if you're having trouble forgetting, it could be because it was an amount of money you couldn't afford to lose. That's why it's recommended to play with money you can afford to lose, so you can accept the loss.
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Re: What do you do with a good trading strategy?
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Strongkored
on 21/07/2025, 10:01:13 UTC
What do you do to a trading strategy that already earns you a good percentage in profit. do you still try improving on it to ensure it does not fail? or do you let it be until it starts showing signs of failure?

It is a simple question but I think answers and opinions will be different considering that some traders may fear further tampering with the strategy, others will no want to wait until it fails, what is your style?

If you already have a strategy that's generating good profits, stick with it. If it gradually becomes unsuitable, then consider a different strategy.
Usually, if a strategy no longer works well due to market changes, you can choose to take a break or learn another strategy until you can achieve profitability.

However, in my experience, no strategy is always profitable, so it's important to learn a variety of strategies to use when your usual ones no longer produce results, so we only change strategies when we haven't found one that suits the current conditions.
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Re: Start Trading for Beginners
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Strongkored
on 21/07/2025, 09:47:00 UTC
Never pay for telegram groups that sells Signals all of them are Scam, if he know how the market will go he would trade for himself and would not have time to manage the group or ask for payments !

I completely agree with this. It's the equivalent of a blogger selling a guide to earning thousands of dollars from blogging for $1 for an e-book.
Simply put, if they're a successful trader, they won't care about tens of dollars because they've already made a lot and just have enough time to analyze their own trades not manage the group.
Unfortunately, people still seek out signal trading, thinking it's a surefire way to make money, when in fact, they're often scams, because they don't know what's behind it.
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Re: I tjink $150k look certain this year, bitcoin unstoppable!
by
Strongkored
on 21/07/2025, 09:33:09 UTC
I am just wondering the mode of bitcoin haters right now, those who were critical about bitcoin, those who said bitcoin was a bubble ready to burst and those that claimed bitcoin was pondi schemes etc.
You see, change they is constant, imagine a man without ideas  criticizing a technology is has no knowledge about, bent on pulling it down at cost but failed. Now, it looks very obvious that bitcoin is determined to hit $150k before the end of this year. Based on your thoughts, how will those who called bitcoin different things react on the current market situations. Your thoughts.

I remember when Bitcoin reached $20,000, even a political observer in my country commented on it and compared it to the tulip phenomenon. Yes, that's because he doesn't understand technology and only reads sources from Bitcoin haters, so I understand.

Regarding a price of $150,000 before the end of this year, it sounds very reasonable. At current prices, it would only take a few tens of thousands of dollars to reach that price, and I think it's possible. But the most important thing is, do we have a good enough portion of Bitcoin to generate substantial profits? because without having Bitcoin, no matter how high the price is, it will be in vain because we will not gain any profit..
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Re: 🎰 PLAYZ.bet | 👤 #1 NON KYC Casino | 🎁 FREE BTC DAILY | 🤑 Up to 450% BONUS
by
Strongkored
on 20/07/2025, 10:54:34 UTC
i can't help but notice that your website design and login seems heavily inspired by rollbit.
you have the exact same button styles/colors, and the style of the "P" in your logo looks similar to the "O" in their logo. it's giving me a bad first impression tbh.
Yes, that's what I noticed too. You brought it up nicely there today. I'll point it out more and show you the point. It may not be a significant issue, but upon reviewing Something Like This to follow Rollbit.Grin


Not only is the part that has the same screen capture as rollbit, but also the layout of the front page is almost the same by dividing it into 3 parts.

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also, a bit of advice, drop the #1 from your title cause that's just a lie.
your casino is not even 1 month old ffs, how can you claim to be the number 1 no KYC casino?
They aren't really the first casino with the 'No-KYC' policy. But you will rarely find any casinos to mention anything like this "KYC is never required" in their terms page. I have seen a lot of casinos to advertise as 'No-KYC' and 'anonymous' platforms, where their terms are the same as most other casinos with normal KYC verification rules.

Non-KYC is a way that new casinos use to attract more players, but in reality, under certain conditions, casinos will still ask for KYC, so don't get caught up in this slogan, because KYC is everywhere.
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Re: Trading by Influence
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Strongkored
on 20/07/2025, 08:35:44 UTC
I lost alot in trading as a novice all because of the influence I got from a fellow novice trader.

This is very bad, even experienced traders cannot necessarily provide the right view on the day's trading, even though experienced traders should be able to provide a good influence.
With this bad experience, you must start learning on your own, and any advice from other traders should only be used as a reference, not as a primary source.

Trading is certainly not easy; even after years of trading, traders still need to continue learning to understand the market.
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Re: Drinking vs Gambling
by
Strongkored
on 20/07/2025, 08:16:23 UTC
But still there are big ads and multiple ones in roads about alcohol and the warning that says Drink Responsibly. Does that one warning make it safer?

The same question, with the warning to gamble responsibly, will this make the player play safely such as only using money he can afford to lose?

Why can't we just do the same with gambling? Alcohol consumption is extremely risky not only to the person consuming it but to the people around him. There have been so many cases of crimes due to alcohol consumption. Many people's health destroyed. So what makes it ok for alcohol ads to continue in public but not gambling?
That's because gambling and drinking alcohol are two different things, even though they can have bad effects when drunk or played excessively.

Each country has a different perspective on these two things, that's why in your country advertising for alcoholic drinks is free everywhere but not for gambling, but in my country both are illegal to advertise, and maybe in other countries advertising for gambling is legal but not for alcoholic drinks.
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Re: Reviews on trading platforms: Binance, OKX, Coinbase, Kraken, and TradeUp.net —
by
Strongkored
on 20/07/2025, 07:59:49 UTC
I've never heard of TradeUp, and I hope your question isn't actually about promoting it.

Because TradeUp has so few reviews, don't risk trading there, even if the program seems appealing to you, as you could be the victim of a scam attempt.
If you are really looking for an exchange the names you mentioned besides TradeUp are sufficient for traders who really want to trade.
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Re: When you're winning you can't sleep
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Strongkored
on 20/07/2025, 07:41:04 UTC
What I've experienced is the opposite. When I lose, it's difficult to sleep, especially if I play at night, unlike during the day or afternoon, because my mind is usually distracted by other things, so the loss no longer bothers me.

However, I understand why some players can't sleep when they win. It's the excited or the thought of how to use their money, especially if it's quite large, or it could be because they want to play again the next day.

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Re: Celebrities in sports/gambling events
by
Strongkored
on 20/07/2025, 07:27:19 UTC
Anyway, this makes me wonder if celebrities like Tom Holland who likes to attend sporting events for his own enjoyment affects the popularity of the sport.

Regarding Tom Holland, he's watched not only F1 but also tennis matches. Many celebrities also regularly watch sports, either because they enjoy the sport or because they're fans of the athletes competing.

In the same context, does celebrities like Drake who also likes to gamble for his own enjoyment influences his fans to do the same? Have you ever checked out a sport or betted on a team because of your favorite celebrity?

Mostly what celebrities do will influence their fans that's why many businesses including casinos use celebrities to attract more players to their casinos, and actually not only Drake, but there is Snoop Dogg in Roobet casino but don't know if he is still in that casino now, and I never bet because I was influenced by celebrity bets because I don't follow any celebrities who are used to betting