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Re: 2025 NBA Season
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Vaculin
on 10/04/2025, 04:02:29 UTC
Quote from: LogitechMouse on Today at 03:25:05 AM

Overall, I just don't want Coach Malone to be fired because of his contributions with the team, but it is what it is. It happened already.

There’s nothing we can do about it, and we really don’t know what’s happening inside. They made their decision, and that’s that. The Nuggets just have to move on and hope that the new coach taking over can meet management’s expectations getting them back to the NBA Finals again.
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MOVED: Is it okay to prank employees with a fake firing notice for April Fools’ Day?
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Vaculin
on 01/04/2025, 16:48:20 UTC
This topic has been moved to Off-topic.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5536978.0
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Is it okay to prank employees with a fake firing notice for April Fools’ Day?
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Vaculin
on 01/04/2025, 16:34:18 UTC
The idea just popped into my head since it’s April Fools’ -- I thought it might lighten the mood at work. I was thinking of sending out a fake memo listing employees who are getting terminated, but obviously as a joke.

But now I’m wondering… Is this actually illegal or just really unethical? What do you guys think - should I go for it, or is this one of those stupid ideas I should just drop?

(P.S. If this isn’t the right place to ask, mods, feel free to move it!)
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Re: [OPEN]Stake.com SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN l UP TO $160/WEEK l HERO/LEG ONLY!
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Vaculin
on 01/04/2025, 16:16:14 UTC
Bitcointalk Username: Vaculin
Profile link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=720173
Post count: 6447
Forum Rank: Hero member
Are you able to wear our Signature, Avatar & Personal Text? yes
Stake Username: Vaculin
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Re: [OPEN] Open source eXch SimpleX BOT signature campaign
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Vaculin
on 01/04/2025, 15:38:36 UTC
i will wear it.
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Re: High roller gamblers going for low odds, would you do it?
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Vaculin
on 12/01/2025, 23:32:26 UTC
Quote from: Sim_card on January 11, 2025, 04:45:33 PM
Of course yes, I have a friend that when betting on low odds games, he prefer using big amount of money because he knows that if he puts in a little amount his profit will be nothing tovwrite homw about and for that reason he bets with huge amounts of funds believing that he has 60% chance of making profit than losing. It do work for him but not always.
I've also known a gambler like this. He won at times actually. But most of the time, he prefer to bet in high odds where there is higher chances of winning and earning. If he lose, I think that won't be a big deal for him. He is a high roller, so he has a lot of funds in his portfolio that he will continue to risk when betting.
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Re: Man addicted to illegal online gambling stole his child’s funds to fuel his next
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Vaculin
on 12/01/2025, 21:35:21 UTC
Gambling addiction has certainly made this person unable to think which is right from wrong. All he knew is that, gambling can make him win big and become rich in the process, but for that to happen, he needs to keep betting all day, which shouldn't be done by a normal individual.

However, behind all of these, this person is badly needed the support system coming from his family and loved ones. Negative criticisms won't do nothing good, but his family should help him in the process so he can make positive changes in time.
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Re: Gambling industry’s Billion-Dollar Question: Who’s behind the Boom?
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Vaculin
on 11/01/2025, 23:53:52 UTC
The increasing number of addicts may be a good catch for casinos to get massive, as they risk bigger amount of funds that bring huge profits to casino owners. But still, we all know addiction should be discouraged. As long as gamblers do gamble for profits and to find entertainment, they give an edge to the casinos to increase their revenues from time to time.
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Re: Can you relate on my experience?
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Vaculin
on 11/01/2025, 23:20:22 UTC
This is human nature. I mean we are born greedy. So if we are currently experiencing being lucky and make a good win, chances are we don't easily stop there, but will continue to chase our luck hoping to win more and hit bugger amount.

However, the reality is, it's hard to win consistently in gambling. Because if that's always possible, a lot of casinos will end up in bankruptcy and close their operation. So chasing our luck is never a wise option, but call it a day and just gamble again the other day so we can save our profits.
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Is gambling a waste of time and money?
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Vaculin
on 11/01/2025, 13:34:07 UTC
People say gambling is a waste of time and money.
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Re: Which is hard to learn, self control or winning long term?
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Vaculin
on 10/01/2025, 21:37:22 UTC
Both are hard to learn. But it gets harder if you find yourself not able to control yourself and your emotions, as it will only prolong your losses, hence winning long term remains a struggle.
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Re: Ever had the urge of just trying to get a win for your ego?
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Vaculin
on 09/01/2025, 22:53:39 UTC
Egos are most of the time misleading. So I don't think it will be an edge for you if you are trying to win for the sake of your ego. Gambling outcomes are said to be unpredictable, however with skills and strategies on you, your chance of winning the bet increases. So win your bet because you know how to play the game well, and not because your ego tells you so.
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Re: " man reportedly commit suicide after losing a bet of #2.5m"
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Vaculin
on 09/01/2025, 21:43:45 UTC
Gambling is never meant to create a pressure on us since it's only made for entertainment. But if we are seeing it as a reliable source of income, that would be the start of such a big trouble.
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Re: Have self control over your Gambling Habits in 2025
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Vaculin
on 08/01/2025, 22:55:27 UTC
Quote from: AliMan on January 07, 2025, 04:33:09 PM
Quote from: TEBTC on January 06, 2025, 08:23:48 AM
2025 is here just like any other year it has potentials and is promising and with a lot of people making their new year resolutions and plan

But one thing that will be of importance to us this year for those involved in gambling activities is to have self control and limit the way you gamble because gambling is one thing that has limited some people and has refused them from savings their hard earned money
 For one to  enjoy the potentials that the new year holds for us is to limit and have self control in your gambling activities this year gamble when necessary but don't make it a priority

There's a lot of advises it could be good or bad to someone who has no control over gambling, but most importantly the person should change himself not just by reading this but also they need to absorb knowledge. Self control has no effect if a person won't cooperate and won't control his or her habits over gambling online.
Self-control is something that should be constantly at work until you make it a habit, and would be easier then for you to manage your gambling losses and winnings every time it happens to you. So there's no instant if you aim to develop self-control over the urge in gambling. Everything should be constantly practice until you find it easier and healthier to deal with.
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Re: Don't Gamble with the intension of having fun but to make money
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Vaculin
on 07/01/2025, 23:56:47 UTC
Whether it’s for fun or money, or better yet both, it’s still a lot important to never see gambling as a source of your living. That is a very dangerous mindset. Get a stable job, and just gamble whenever you have free time to do it. That way, it will serve its purpose, you’ll get entertained because you are not pressured to make money, but you are gambling to have fun, and of course to make money that comes as a bonus.
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Re: what's the effect of cash out?
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Vaculin
on 07/01/2025, 21:36:47 UTC
Quote from: Dewi Aries on January 04, 2025, 12:01:42 AM
For me, it actually hinders my desire to continue gambling, which indirectly can also be something that makes me aware that prevention is better than cure, so I often feel conscious to make a withdrawal when I see the withdrawal option, especially after I have managed to get a number of wins, and in my opinion it should not have an impact on influencing and increasing your desire to continue playing because after all the options provided are withdrawals and not deposits, but in the end it is still a choice because it is only an option that does not contain coercion, but it is useful to help gamblers enjoy the money from their winnings.
While it can be helpful in some ways, but it is also something that will control our chances to win more. So it's quite discouraging to know that but if you know actually what to do next every after winning or losing, you won't be confused then.
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Re: Bet only on sports you know too well.
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Vaculin
on 06/01/2025, 22:57:42 UTC
You don't bet on sports you are not familiar of simply because it will only make you lose more than making you win. But always prefer to know your sport preference first and stick to it, otherwise your money will only go to waste since you risk your funds betting on a sport that you know nothing about.

However, there's one advantage if you bet on an non-familiar sport, you will be force to learn that kind of sport so you won't be at loss anymore the next time you decide to bet on it.
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Re: Understanding the cash-out option
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Vaculin
on 05/01/2025, 22:53:15 UTC
Quote from: OgNasty on December 29, 2024, 04:40:50 PM
The cash out option can be a great tool for live betting. Especially when you have a long parlay but things start to go south with one of your bets. While I don’t really use the cash out feature, I have seen plenty of influencers use it to save their parlays and keep them from losing large amounts of money. It’s a great option to have.
It would be a great option if you are currently in the losing streak, but if you are experiencing the opposite one, it would put some limits into your profit potentials, thus depriving yourself from maximizing your future profits.
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Re: AI agents will bring a new gambling experience
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Vaculin
on 05/01/2025, 20:19:26 UTC
Quote from: Oshosondy on Today at 09:14:44 AM
Quote from: KiaKia on Today at 07:48:59 AM
Something big is coming to gambling world via AI agents.
There is nothing big that is coming through AI agents. AI agents does not means people will be able to place bets and be winning than losing. AI agent does not offer high rate winning but it offers ability to place bets fast. This is one of the innovations that I am not interested in at all.
Of course, AI agents will only provide gambling as more engaging and secured environment, but will never guarantee fast winning when gambling. The edge is still on the house, it will always be. While AI agents can encourage responsible gambling, but it's still on the gambler itself if he still gamble irresponsibly and risk money more than he can afford to lose.
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Re: Honesty Will Pay Million-Fold: A Lesson for New Casinos
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Vaculin
on 04/01/2025, 23:49:42 UTC
Quote from: viljy on December 25, 2024, 09:44:46 AM
Well, I can say this about this.. The universal problem is that fraud is the norm, and an honest way of doing business (in this case, a casino) is perceived almost as an exceptional event, the greatest rarity, a rarity. Whereas in fact it should be exactly the opposite. And once it was the other way around. The moment people stopped giving religion the highest priority in their lives, that's when they decided that they could commit any act with impunity. And now we see the result. The payment of a large win is perceived as an extraordinary event, and common methods of violating obligations (refusing to pay) as something ordinary.
Well, in this particular case, let me express my unconditional respect for the person you are describing, who has honestly fulfilled his obligations.
True, kudos to the owner behind the success of Stake. What he did was a very noble one, in which not all casino owners can relate to that. While some chose to create exit plan, but this man has stood his obligation without being forced, and now his good deeds has paid off.