Trading is easily said than done especially, for people who are not traders. What you read in theory is different from what you will experience in the market which is why you have to practice as you are learning the theory so that, you can have the experience of how the market works. Also is bad to trade 24hrs because that's another road to incur more losses. You should know when to trade and when not to, which is where patience and control of your emotions come in play. Only trade with the amount of money that you can afford to lose and don't be greedy.

I don't know the companies' revenues, but I know they're completely different businesses; both have their advantages and disadvantages. Of course, casinos are booming right now, even with greater visibility, but that doesn't mean they're better.

If you are thinking of spending little capital outside the crypto space then be sure to use the capital to pay for a skill that pays off later in the future. Owing Bitcoin with little capital won't get you better profits, so it's better pay for a course that can better your life towards the web3 industry.

I've got such experience like it wasn't an easy encounter it's like being possessed by a demon that drain you both physically and spiritually without your notice you will always see it as fun and means of making money but deep down it is killing you and if you don't realize yourself on time to make right believe you will definitely regret it, to me I think getting addicted to gambling is not just ordinary there are somethings attached to it that's why I will always advise people to gamble responsibly or they live to regret it.

Personally, I always think that countries with smaller economy tends to gamble more because people over there with government that provide less for it's citizens tries to escape poverty through gambling so I feel that it's not fair to assume that, instead it's better we make a rigorous research about cause of gambling ins different countries and why some gamble more then come up with the real issue then we can avoid making assumptions.

i saw a post here once asking about whether banning gambling will actually solve some problems. well even with gambling deemed illegal, it has not completely disappeared from a country. for example, in north korea gambling is illegal for its citizens.

but there are still gambling events that take place most often organized by some authorities or really rich and powerful people. i guess that making gambling illegal is just a way to make it less accessible to the general public but the rich always finds a way.

there was even a case where north koreans are targeting foreigners and selling them their own made gambling platforms. North Korean IT workers created and sold thousands of illegal gambling websites to South Korean criminals to raise billions of dollars

keep in mind that gambling is also illegal in south korea. so my point is, everyone eventually finds a way.