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Re: Vave Crypto Casino & Sportsbook [Code: VAVE20FS] USDT Signature Campaign ROUND12
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Yamifoud
on 08/09/2025, 23:58:33 UTC
I confirm joining the signature campaign again. All the details are correct.

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Re: [OPEN] Csh.bet - Fair Online Casino Games | Signature Campaign
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Yamifoud
on 08/09/2025, 23:36:56 UTC
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Re: Reason to return to gambling after quitting
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Yamifoud
on 08/09/2025, 22:08:02 UTC
Quote from: Sticky Bomb on Today at 04:35:31 PM
Quote from: WhoYouCantKill on Today at 04:27:23 PM
I saw a post about someone returning to gambling after quitting for some time, maybe a year or more. But my concern is not more on the return to gambling, rather it is on the very question I am about to ask that requires your opinions if really we want to solve the problem of gambling and addiction into it

What could be the reason for his return and what can be done to manage such situation?
Returning to gambling isn't the main problem, but returning with the same mentality as before.


You nailed it, bro.

If they stop gambling because they want to heal their addiction but turn back to carrying the same mindset, it's better not to return to gambling because the results are the same. Sooner or later, they will stop again. But if they return to gambling, seriously changing their attitude, they find that gambling is a good place to stay.

The only thing we avoid is addiction, and this will be possible if we have control of ourselves. Spending less time gambling could help a lot.
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Re: If you were a sports journalist...
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Yamifoud
on 07/09/2025, 22:13:34 UTC
I couldn't really say that I will bet because I have knowledge and ideas of all the team's performance. I don't experience the life of a journalist, but for sure, these people are much busier than others, so free time is quite limited. If ever they have some break, that is for family bonding, not for gambling.

Gambling could make someone's mood go out of control. They'd better not get attached to it if they want to have better results from their job. If they think betting is just for fun, I think watching the game every day is a fun thing already.
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Re: Do odds really reflect reality?
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Yamifoud
on 07/09/2025, 14:00:43 UTC
The question is whether we should rely on odds when betting. Or just because we made our analysis?

I'm not accusing bookies of using this to trap gamblers, but I believe that it is made to test our capability to choose the team that is likely to win based on their performance, not the odds they have given. That is why I don't weigh much on the odds, as I would rather consider their performance the most before making a decision. But of course, we all know that favorite teams never win always, sometimes it happens that the underdog team wins.
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Re: Tell me how this is not laziness
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Yamifoud
on 06/09/2025, 23:49:27 UTC
Quote from: Outhue on Today at 02:26:23 PM
So laziness do contribute to irresponsible gambling.

Or you think I am wrong? It's very hard to make money in the real world this days, too many people are jobless because of economy or lack of business slots available and this has a negative impact on people.

Many addicted gamblers I know are not ready to go the normal hard route to make money, they are isolated and finding ways to make the money easily then gambling became the only option to them.

Unfortunately, some people believe that gambling is a way to improve their living. Some are just tired of working hard, working for many years, and even getting retired but remaining poor. Because if you really think about it, winning the jackpot would change your life forever. I never blame them for thinking about gambling as their last option, but yes, it is wrong. But the true thing is that gambling is not the solution to any financial problem.
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Re: Is it still gambling if you're sure you're going to win?
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Yamifoud
on 06/09/2025, 23:17:21 UTC
Quote from: Marvelockg on July 25, 2025, 06:32:04 AM
There are event you can predict on that even though it's not 💯 guaranteed that you're going to win,  a level of certainty makes you think that you're surely going to win.

The downside of that feeling is that you might become over confident to use a big amount in the game since you're to a large extent certain that you're going to win.

Can we still say we are gambling if the event is something we are at least 90% sure that we are going to win?
I think nobody would place their bet if they were uncertain. They choose that team because they are certain and feel they will win. Placing a huge bet could be something too risky. However, what if it wins? For sure, you will regret it if you only place a small bet because you're thinking negatively despite the feeling that they will win the game.

In gambling, trust is the only thing we hold when placing our bet. Trusting the team matters. If we feel uncertain, then we don't have to bet as well. It is as simple as that.
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Re: My opinion on when bets should increase
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Yamifoud
on 05/09/2025, 07:21:28 UTC
It is a very usual thing to happen that if a gambler wins on their first bet, it is followed by an all-in decision. And this kind of idea is not just risky but a suicidal move. That is why many gamblers went home empty-handed from the casino because of uncontrolled gambling habits.

Even though we consider gambling to be our expense, I think in order for us to enjoy and stay long in gambling, betting small is ideal. Maybe we only increase our bets when we have unlimited funds. Otherwise, we never find gambling enjoyable anymore.
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Re: If single bet is that preferable why people still don't become what they wanted?
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Yamifoud
on 05/09/2025, 06:38:56 UTC
Well, it is recommended, but it doesn't mean it is reliable. Some gamblers also say that multi-bets give them a better chance. Whatever strategy we used, none of them ensured winning. Even if we say that a single bet has higher odds of winning, nothing could prove it.

So I say that to choose the strategy we believe will work for us or at least give us a chance to win. If others win using multiple bets, they were just lucky, and the same thing happens to those who choose a single bet.
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Re: Illusion of control
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Yamifoud
on 04/09/2025, 11:57:56 UTC
Well, it is all about greed that drives something like this "terrible illusion." Why? Because when a person thinks about money and winning at the casino, all the things that appear in their mind are about winning. And they will do anything to make it happen. Unfortunately, casinos don't allow it. Instead, casinos make use of it to make these greedy gamblers lose more.

As long as we've been driven by greed, there's no way to find satisfaction and happiness in gambling. Instead, this will easily put us into the trap of addiction.
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Re: Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?
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Yamifoud
on 29/08/2025, 11:08:50 UTC
Quote from: Dave1 on August 27, 2025, 07:52:34 PM
As what the question is, Do you think governments should set limits on how much one can gamble daily?

For example, in Finland:

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Veikkaus has the following compulsory loss limits in place applicable to all of their games (excluding Casino Helsinki): €500/day; €2,000/month; and €15,000/year.

https://iclg.com/practice-areas/gambling-laws-and-regulations/finland

Should this is be good deterrent to at least minimized gambling in a certain country? Or does it force gamblers to uses illegal means or even travel outside of the country that has this strict law to continue with their gambling?

This will be effective for offline casinos, but this will also push gamblers to choose online casinos. In the results, offline casinos will be affected. And we know that gamblers won't stop gambling. Much more if they were already addicted. Of course, casinos won't agree to this, knowing that they will suffer an income decline.

It may work in some places, but it is not a solution to stop addiction. I think the best thing for the government to do is to increase the minimum limit so that only rich people can afford it.
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Re: Is gambling inspiring people to work harder?
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Yamifoud
on 29/08/2025, 10:30:30 UTC
Quote from: Mindyspace on August 28, 2025, 11:50:27 PM

I think the ideal is to always view gaming as a form of entertainment. When it becomes an obligation or you start working just to play, it can end up becoming unhealthy. Having fun is great, but knowing when to stop is even better.
Those who understand gambling deeply will find it entertaining. Nor do we see this as an important thing that we need to be present for every day.

In order for us to enjoy gambling, we never have to take this seriously and stop believing those people who say that gambling will make us rich because it is impossible. Instead, consider this as for pleasure, where we are not urged to gamble but rather just do so when we have extra money and time.
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Re: which has better odds
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Yamifoud
on 28/08/2025, 22:58:18 UTC
Quote from: rodskee on Today at 02:40:54 PM
which has better odds: physical casinos or online casinos?

the answer is online casinos. the reason for this is they have a lower cost for starting and operating the casino if it is online so there is not much needed to break even or get profit but physical casinos has a lot of costs just from the building, working employees, electricity or other maintenance needed.

maybe this is the reason why that online casinos are being seen as the better of the two but physical casinos now are just for the experience. if you are hoping to win big, stop going to physical casinos and instead open up your phone or your laptop and gamble there
If we say that we have bigger odds of winning online than offline casinos. Then it is just like saying that the results are manipulated. Is that what you're saying, OP? For me, it is whether it's an offline or online casino. I believe it is just the same odds of winning. Costs are not something that makes the casinos offer a favor to the gamblers. Unless they cheat the results. That is why I don't think we often win in online over offline casinos. I believe in fairness to all casinos, unless they are involved in a scam.
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Re: Let's Gamble smart
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Yamifoud
on 28/08/2025, 12:07:54 UTC
Quote from: CamilaStar on August 10, 2025, 04:57:27 PM
Hi guys, I have something to share with all of you, gambling is a way to get extra funds based on your capability to predict, but Without the right strategy, gambling can be frustrating I've tried turning $20 into $700, it might sound fun until your funds vanishes in less than 10 minutes. Many gamblers fall victims to this because they lack the strategy to play, they end up frustrated and chasing losses and depositing again and again. We need to adopt Risk management, let's gamble with another mindset stating with a decent amount of funds, aim for smaller wins maybe (10-20%) and walk away happy. Don't let greed eat you up
We all wanted to find an effective gambling strategy that ensures winning all the time. But unfortunately, there's no way to find it.

That is why, before we gamble, we don't overthink that our money will grow. Instead, make yourself prepare to lose them all. In gambling, we don't need to be smart but rather be lucky. There is no strategy for winning because winning only happens to someone who is too lucky. And even if you have a long gambling experience, this thing is just like nothing.
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Re: Gambling as a way to recover the economy, effective or not?
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Yamifoud
on 27/08/2025, 13:12:47 UTC
Quote from: kotajikikox on August 26, 2025, 08:16:06 AM
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The success of the casino strategy is crucial for President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, who completes one year in office next month and has vowed to improve the lives of ordinary Sri Lankans after the devastating economic collapse of 2022 and 2023.

While other countries are trying to ban gambling in their countries, there are countries like Sri Lanka who is trying to use gambling as a way to revive their economy. They are aiming to attract gamblers from India and China to contribute to their tourism. Do you think this will be effective? Do you think it is possible to revive a failing economy just from gambling revenue? Would you be willing to travel to Sri Lanka to gamble?
Gambling actually contributes significantly to the economy. That is why most countries are embracing and boosting this kind of activity because they know and believe that it would help. For some reasons, like addiction, some countries are also banning it. All of these things are reasonable, and the decision lies in the hands of the government leaders.

But I believe that gambling should not be banned. It all just depends on how the country manages it. We don't need to sacrifice the economic situation of the country for the sake of a few people who fall into addiction.
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Re: Should gambling ads be normalized?
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Yamifoud
on 27/08/2025, 12:46:18 UTC
Ads are a highly effective marketing strategy to gain interest from the community. It might not have been a normal scenario before, but we have to accept the fact that the situation is going to be normal these days. Seeing gambling ads on all online platforms seems to be very common, and while the government allows it, these things will be normal.

But yes, this will contribute negatively to the young audiences. The more young people see about gambling, the more we expect young people will gamble as well. That worries me. That is why, despite seeing this as normal, I believe we still need strict limitations on them as well.
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Re: Gambling Ad warns sufficiently
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Yamifoud
on 26/08/2025, 10:52:20 UTC
Quote from: batang_bitcoin on August 23, 2025, 11:32:06 PM
Quote from: Odusko on August 23, 2025, 11:06:36 PM
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Warning is important, but the the responsibility of staying safe still ball down to the gambler himself since he will be the one to Make the choice wether to go by the warning or skip it for obvious reasons, an addict will definitely do anything just to feed his addictions and at that'll help he will definitely be avoiding those warnings and keep depositing regardless.
That is a fact about a gambling addict. They'll do everything in their capacity to feed their addiction and no amount of warnings will they listen to. And that's why it won't matter to them, someone who's concerned to them won't help at all anymore if they're already have something in mind which is common to them, and that's to gamble none other than that. A professional help is what they need to have because to avoid further mistakes and bad actions they do, that's all what they need to have.
They've been locked up by such terrible thinking and addiction. Yes, no matter how hard we tried to convince them, it would just pass away and go on its own. Nothing is important to them aside from gambling. And the more we hate these people, the more we're dragging them away. That is why I believe that ads should be regulated. Showing them at the right time and in the right place is believed to be the right thing to do rather than bringing it to social media, where even kids can see it.
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Re: AI will not give you the opportunity to receive passive income.
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Yamifoud
on 26/08/2025, 08:51:57 UTC
Quote from: Julien_Olynpic on Today at 06:10:21 AM

And do you admit the idea that artificial intelligence will bring you money, lol?
Well, that is a funny thing to believe. And I don't know why some gamblers rely on this rather than relying on themselves. In fact, these AIs are made by human beings. That questions our capability. In other things, AI is good, but in gambling, that seems unrealistic. I think that those who believe AI helps them will open their minds and see the reality.

Gambling is a game of luck, and we couldn't think that AI is luckier than us. Or are we going to say that AI has it all?
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Re: What do gamblers have in common?
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Yamifoud
on 25/08/2025, 22:36:28 UTC
Healthy gambling comes from a healthy mindset. I know we all wanted to win, but as usual, luck never gives us a favor all the time. It is indeed a need for us to change the way we think about gambling, and instead of making this a tool to earn money, we would better make it a tool to enjoy life. A better understanding of gambling is perhaps needed.

Like in sports betting. We don't put a reason saying that because we are fans of sports, we are urged to bet. No, making this is a big mistake. We did it as support for our favorite team and whether they lose or win doesn't matter to us.
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Re: Do you have gambling friends or you prefer to be alone.
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Yamifoud
on 25/08/2025, 10:24:42 UTC
I have some friends who are gambling as well, but I have no confidence in sharing strategies, earnings, etc… I prefer to be alone rather than with them. Not because I don't like them, but I don't want to be influenced by their gambling behavior.

Yes, the same feather flocks together. That is why I'm worried about being close to them when gambling, as it could lead to addiction. I've already learned in the past, and so I don't want it to happen again, knowing the terrible things it creates.