There are different types of gamblers depending on what they play. Some gamblers are rounded and play all kinds of types possible but there are those who only stick with one type.

For example, one could just play slots while one just sports betting. My question would be which one do you think is more addicting? Slot machines are more rapid and you can play it more consecutively because it is fast unlike sports betting where matches take time. You might get addicted on sports betting more if you enjoy analyzing things and winning it might give you some pride for your skills. Not to mention that if you are a fan of the sport you are betting on, surely you are emotionally invested in the sport therefore would want to follow it and bet on it many times.

Now, what is more addicting? Slots or sports betting?

I have not won more than $250 before and the withdrawal were very fast in each. The amounts are also significantly less than $250 in most cases but I am just using what I experienced during withdrawal to post.

The withdrawal can be between some seconds to few minutes depending on the coins.

We experience and will still experiencing the waves of changes and uncertainty. Will Bitcoin eventually replace Fiat currency? Why or why do you not think so?

Hello everyone. As what I've understand in this forum that reaching the rank to Jr- Member is one of the requirements in joining a signature campaign. Can anyone could tell what is signature campaign is all about? How it works, the structure and what are the other requirements needed aside from a jr-member account?

Any piece of advice is highly Appreciated. Thanks

As gamblers, we all know that most casinos now have a VIP program. The only way to reach that level or increase your VIP status is by continuously gambling and placing higher stakes so you can climb up faster.

So this question is for those aiming for a higher VIP level or those already there..
how do you feel about it? Does it actually give you real benefits, or does it just make you spend more?

Big names like Metawin and Stake survived hacks before, and players got lucky their funds were safe. But if it’s some random casino with no deep pockets? Good luck. Inside job, outside job… either way, don’t expect them to hand your money back out of kindness.

And waiting for a third party to help? Yeah, sure. I’ve seen that with exchanges, but with gamblers? Nope. Not once.

So if you’re betting on a refund, you might as well bet on winning the jackpot too -- same odds ^{(correct me if im wrong)}, I guess..

I mean, of course, sports betting. In casino games based on chance, such as roulette, many more people will not be able to get rich - 99.9% or 99.99% or even 99.999%. There are many prerequisites for such a forecast. On the one hand, we know the statistics, although they are contradictory. The overwhelming majority of players, approaching 99%, according to various estimates, lose money in sports betting in the long term. If you ask me for links to studies, then, I'm afraid I will have nothing to show you. This is very difficult to do and difficult to achieve truthful results. Not all players are inclined to tell the truth and it will be difficult for an outside researcher to verify. However, the longer the period we take, the more likely it is that the winners are only people who were lucky. So I wonder what motivates people who want to get rich on sports betting if they believe in such a pattern? Do the players sincerely believe in their own exceptionalism and genius?

Do casinos profit from addiction, or do they truly promote "responsible gaming" as they claim?

As what we have seen, casinos are profiting from gamblers who can't control themselves and play as much money as they can and think that they can bring the house down. But we all know that the longer we play, the higher the chance that we are going to lose anyway.

Probably there are casinos that really have programs like self-exclusion and outright banning of players and promoting 'responsible gaming'.

But you have to ask yourself, If casinos eliminated all problem gamblers, would they still be profitable?

Hi friends,

I’m planning to take some profits during this bull run and convert some crypto to fiat into UK bank account. Previously, I used centralized exchanges, but I’d prefer not to this time since, from 2026, all UK exchanges will be required to report every transaction to HMRC.

I’ve tried looking for escrow services but haven’t found any suitable for selling crypto to fiat for a UK bank account.

I’m wondering what the best option would be. Is P2P the way to go? If so, which platforms are the safest, and what measures can I take to ensure that the cash received in my bank is legitimate and can’t be reversed or charged back?

Thanks. 

At the beginning I want to say that I am a semi-skilled trader. I do not have any source of income. I have been learning trading for the past 13 to 15 months and investing for 5 months. But even though I am temporarily profitable from here, I am completely losing because I cannot control my emotions. This is repeating itself with me again and again. Even yesterday I lost my capital along with my profit.

Then I plan to take a loan from my friend to deposit in trading again. When I asked him for financial help to deposit in trading, he advised me to find a source of income before entering trading again and advised me to refrain from trading recently and introduced me to this forum so that I can gain deep knowledge about trading. He even advised me to gain deep knowledge about Bitcoin investment so that after finding a source of income I can easily invest in Bitcoin. Should I accept such advice? Or should I go back to trading anyway? I am seeking proper advice from experienced people.

Slot players will get this, sometimes that big bomb symbol drops, and you’re already thinking “this is it,” but nope… no tumble, nothing connects. Then you sit there thinking, “Damn, that was close,” and next thing you know, you’re still spinning, chasing that moment again.

So what do you think, just coincidence, or a little design magic to keep us hooked? I know they’ll say it’s all fair and random, but you can’t tell me the devs didn’t factor this in when making the game. After all, nothing keeps a gambler glued to the screen like almost winning.

How I avoid scams?
I keep hearing about crypto scams but not sure what to watch out for. Any tips or red flags I should know? For those who experience crypto scam, what lesson have you learned? Appreciate any advice.

Almost every sports including football's dominated by gambling ads. Casino ads are affecting ppl. Kids see it every where it isn't healthy. Billboard ads tv ads & online ads are every where. How's gambling affected you & ppl you know ?

I've got mixed feelings about renting my sig for gambling. I've done it because I wanted managers to consider me for other sig campaigns which aren't casinos when they're available. I'd prefer giving it to mixer sig campaigns but they're banned. I'm not sure how long I'll rent my sig like this.

I have come across different threads discussing trading.
I was initially interested in trading even before I joined this forum, but ever since, I have not met anyone willing to teach me.
Most of the videos I have seen on YouTube are too complex, especially those using tools like the OctaFX App and Exness Trade App.
I am looking for someone who can teach me or recommend a website or link where I can learn trading in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
I am ready and willing to learn

I haven’t won really big in a casino or sportsbook, so I’m making this topic to get information from users who have already hit big, or who know stories about bettors who have.

My question is, do casinos release big wins instantly, like it’s just part of their normal process?

Please share your experiences so we can be aware..
And if there are any requirements aside from KYC, let us know so we can prepare for it in case we get lucky and hit the jackpot in the future.

Let's say you got bitcoin (or any other coin) back when it was very cheap. You bought a hardware wallet, and you held it through all of these years. It's now worth hundreds of thousands (or more). Is it safe to say that you're still likely to be asked for the source of these funds even when they can see the funds has been moved from a dormant address?