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Re: Casinos forcing KYC after big wins, legal or scammy?
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junder
on 07/09/2025, 07:00:39 UTC
It’s actually completely normal. Using their site and making withdrawals is fine, but since they have verification levels, if your account doesn’t have KYC yet, of course there will be limitations on what you can do and how much you can withdraw. Asking for KYC isn’t a big deal nowadays, and you don’t have to worry as long as the site is legit, you’ll get your winnings once it’s completed, I don’t see any problem with that.
It is true that you said with a statement about the KYC, after all, It is true that you said with a statement about the KYC, after all, the purpose of this KYC is for our own safety and comfort in terms of gambling precisely withdrawal. Although this is proposed by the casino when we are going to make a big withdrawal, we have to finish it, than the victory cannot be withdrawn so it is better to follow the direction of the casin, especially if the Casino has good reutation then don't hesitate to finish it.
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Re: Government banning of casinos are at their own loss.
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junder
on 07/09/2025, 04:03:39 UTC
That's what happened in our country. When they have implemented a ban for online casinos, the gamblers have found a way to continue gambling. And despite that there is a huge revenue for the government, they're trying to balance things because it's also making a lot of gambling addicts. So, in the end, they have chosen to regulate them for them to keep on making revenue from the casinos taxes and then, they've made some measures so that users won't be able to gamble easily anymore through our e-wallets.
With now the development of the internet makes it easy for many things to do and access, although some have difficulty accessing it but that is humans, they do not lose ways to be able to outsmart it so sometimes there are people who can get ways to access things that previously could not be accessed.
I think that the government like this has chosen the wrong decision. Like in my country which is indeed prohibited gambling, but they still provide access to the community to be able to reach it, it is just possible indirectly (in their own way).
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Re: Think more about your financial status than your potential win
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junder
on 07/09/2025, 03:26:08 UTC
If anyone thinks that he can take one single bet with going all in and putting all his money in their bet and think that he will become rich because he will win that bet then I'm afraid he's going to lose it.

No doubt gambling is risky but when gamblers do such foolish things it shows how desperate they are to get quick money but doing so they will only add disappointment and they will lose money and become frustrated. I don't understand why people believe in the success stories where one person win jackpots those are such once in a blue moon.
There's no need to worry about that, because I believe it's highly likely we'll lose, as the odds of losing are relatively lower for all players than the odds of winning. Therefore, we should be able to accept defeat. This acceptance allows us to avoid greater losses or more aggressive gambling.
While it's true that some players achieve big wins, I'm not sure they can achieve them consistently, even once a month. Luck is the key. Even if luck is always on our side, winning consistently is quite impossible, isn't it? Especially consistently.
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Re: My opinion on when bets should increase
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junder
on 07/09/2025, 02:52:00 UTC
Yes, stay disciplined about the amount of money you can afford to lose. Never try to exceed it, as that will lead to problems. Regarding capital, we all agree on this: secure your initial capital first (in case you win).
By the way, I'm suspicious of gamblers who increase their bets. I believe they want to win bigger. This means they have high expectations for winning, and this is certainly the wrong mindset and approach. The level of disappointment will certainly be very high when the results don't meet expectations. This is why it's better to stick to the minimum bet amount.
The problem or impact of gambling that arises is basically the result of the excessive behavior of the gambler himself, so for gamblers who have strict discipline they will not overdo it in gambling, such as for example by depositing money that is in accordance with their abilities. By increasing the bet, of course, there is no denying that the goal is to get a bigger win, but the real provision is that the victory is uncertain so the profit that has been obtained can be lost again, especially by increasing the bet, maybe this will speed up the exhaustion of all the balances in the account.
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Re: Government banning of casinos are at their own loss.
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 13:19:36 UTC
In as much as it might seem like they are trying to help it still doesn't solve that problem of gambling addiction, as a matter of fact it tramples on the rights of people because they gambling is a choice and it's not the only dangerous thing out there that people can get addicted to. The government also forget that there are people that are wasted on drug substances and nothing is done to curb this act but they focus only on gambling
Similarly in my country gambling is prohibited but even so there are still many people who do it, sometimes I think even though they are trying to minimize the number of addicted people but this does not help at all, also at this time they seem to support gambling even though this is against the law in my country, so I conclude that they also benefit and at this time they are not too tough on gambling, just giving ordinary appeals without any consequences to deter addicts.
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Re: When Luck Turns Your Bankroll Around (Slots Story)
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 12:39:22 UTC
Luck does exist. I've experienced it myself, winning a large multiplier on a bonanza game, more than 100 times my initial deposit. You're lucky to experience this, because not everyone wins big. Perhaps it's just not their time, and luck will be on their side later and give them a big win to enjoy. I personally enjoy my winnings by buying motorcycle spare parts, as that's one of my hobbies.
Everyone wants big wins, but not everyone is lucky at the same time.
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Re: If Winning and Losing Leads to Gambling Addiction, Is There Really no Way Out?
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 11:29:13 UTC
It's not just easy to tackle,the thrill of a win excites someone,and the frustration from a loss makes one want to go back and correct the mistakes which keeps the circle going rounder.This phase requires emotional intelligence,self exclusion,set boundaries and limit access;know the pattern and stay guided.
Winning or losing in gambling is a tricky business, but this doesn't affect those who gamble purely for entertainment, depositing their money and not engaging in excessive behavior. When winnings or profits are achieved, the preferred option is to withdraw them and walk away to enjoy the winnings. Stopping when you've lost is not guaranteed, as prolonging a gambling session doesn't guarantee a win.
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Re: Think more about your financial status than your potential win
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 10:13:53 UTC
Sometimes the reason why gamblers used to see there potential winning as there's is purely because of over confidence. They fail to understand that gambling is a game of luck and as such it will be wrong for any gambler to treat there  potential winning as there's. However, I have seen scenarios were the reverse of what you actually explained happen.
It's quite understandable that many people gamble, and many are confident that they can win big on a single bet. However, this often leads to addiction, making it difficult to break free, and ultimately ruining their finances because most of their money is spent on gambling.
Therefore, we must be self-aware. Betting within our means is the right behavior. For those who bet beyond their means, gambling is no longer just entertainment but rather a means of profit.
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Re: Do casinos make more money when the price of Bitcoin drops?
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 05:30:56 UTC
Whether the Bitcoin price rises or falls, I believe casinos can still make a lot of money. However, when the Bitcoin price drops, they might actually make more money. Those who know about this might see it as an opportunity to increase their own profits, but there's still no guarantee of winning. Furthermore, not everyone is aware of this, so not everyone gambles through Bitcoin. Even those who do know about it aren't necessarily interested in doing so even when the Bitcoin price is falling.
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Re: My opinion on when bets should increase
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 04:39:15 UTC
I personally increase my bet when I feel like it. For example, if I gamble with a $50 bankroll and the game yields a profit equal to that amount, in situations like this, I sometimes withdraw it all or just the initial amount, but I also sometimes increase my bet to achieve even bigger wins.
It's our individual right to gamble, whether to stick with the lowest bet or increase it. The important thing is to be careful not to exceed reasonable limits, as the consequences can be severe.
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Re: Blockchain + KYC can greatly improve Gambling Exclusion to prevent Addiction
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junder
on 06/09/2025, 01:46:19 UTC
Honestly, I find it complicated. Just looking at blockchain activity to decide if someone is addicted to gambling isn’t a solid reference. Anyone can make lots of gambling transactions or play regularly, yet still not consider themselves addicted.

For me, addiction is more about the outcome - how a person reacts and behaves because of gambling. That’s why I think trying to regulate “gambling addiction” this way is useless. Either the government bans gambling completely and punishes violators, or they just let people gamble and accept it as it is.
It's true that anyone can gamble frequently, even if access may be complicated or difficult. However, those who truly want to gamble will certainly find a way to do so. The more transactions they make or the more frequent they gamble, the less likely they are to admit they're addicted. I believe that people who are blinded by winning at gambling don't care about anything other than gambling.
It's difficult to get the government to ban or restrict gambling, or anything else; it's more a matter of individual awareness.
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Re: Why does it feel easier to hit x10 in slots than in sports betting?
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 06:31:33 UTC
I don't think making x10 feel easier to many gamblers. Those who have luck can get it while the rest will not get anything except loss. I don't know if there is a psychological trick but slots are very tempting and could make it difficult to stop. Playing slots games relies on luck so it's difficult to win much or even for small wins. That could also be the same as in sports betting because we may see a change in the match in the middle.
There's no guarantee of success in slot gambling, especially since this type of game relies heavily on luck, and winning is purely a matter of luck. Saying that it's easier to get a 10x payout in slot gambling might be based on the fact that it's more common in slots. We never know when we'll find ourselves lucky in gambling, and when we do win, I believe slots can be considered easy or quick to win, even though it's actually quite difficult.
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Re: Government agency’s reliance on online gambling
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 05:18:51 UTC
Don't distinguish that it's not only online gambling. I believe that governments that are allowing gambling to penetrate into their people is all about both of them, online and physical casinos. That's one of their blood line and oxygen to make their economy keep going. To source a fund to make their infras and other services to their people and like what everyone is talking about. It's not a secret anymore that they are doing it for the big tax.
Is that really possible? This case occurred in my country, where gambling is prohibited because it violates both the law and religion. However, there are currently many online casinos operating alongside brick-and-mortar casinos. I don't know for sure, but there are certainly some, but I'm not aware of them. The problem is, even though the government knows many online casinos are operating, they haven't done anything better, like eradicating them all. Another case involved a player who bankrupted a casino by winning a huge amount, but the authorities arrested him for allegedly causing losses to the casino. I'm starting to think there's a partnership between the government and casinos, so these casinos have some protection from the government.
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Re: If single bet is that preferable why people still don't become what they wanted?
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 04:15:48 UTC
Single bets are generally better than multi-bets basically because you only have to win one in order to win your bet. Whereas, in a parlay, you have to win 2 or more bets to win your bet. That alone explains why single bets are better. The odds further show you that. Parlay gives you considerably higher odds because it's harder to win. The chances are low, risks are high, therefore, rewards are also big.

However, betting on single bets doesn't mean you should be profitable. It's hard to make money in gambling. It's just that it's a lot harder in parlay betting. Placing single bets doesn't guarantee profit. On the contrary, you're even most likely to lose in the long run. It's just that in multi-betting, it's much more possible your bankroll is drained of its last Sat without winning any.
But essentially, the money we deposit into gambling still carries the same high chance of losing, but some people may be lucky enough to achieve profits equal to or greater than their initial investment. Some people may prefer parlays, and even if parlays aren't widely popular, that's understandable because the odds and risks are vastly different, so only the brave enough to try them are willing to do so.
The difference you mentioned about single and double bets is true. The chances of losing are the same, but the way you lose them depends on the speed. With single bets, it might take a while or be a series of bets, while with double bets, you can lose everything instantly.
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Re: Risks
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 03:31:13 UTC
So, learning from the risk that we take. It's either profit or a lesson. If that's the mindset, it's good for the trader. But if not, it's better not to take any risk at all because many of these traders are only encouraging others to trade without having the winning mentality. While the others are for the hype, they have to make the others remember that the risk never changes and it will only be if we're prepared and knowledgeable.
Those with a positive or wise mindset will learn from their experiences, but not those who consider the risk a burden. In any situation, we can learn from our experiences, but not everyone can do this because everyone has their own way of thinking.

Furthermore, I think quite a lot of people suffer from FOMO in this regard; they only focus on the benefits while not mentally prepared for the risks.
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Re: gambling and divorce
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 02:51:53 UTC
As you said about risky activities in gambling it is actually not that risky if you can limit yourself. Limiting means playing within your financial capacity and not gambling beyond your financial capacity. The most effective method is to gamble according to your bankroll every week. Limit the time you spend playing and managing your bankroll in line with income. Addiction will have a negative impact on family life in many cases divorce is also observed. Therefore, not only gambling addiction but any addiction can have a negative impact on your family life.

Well, that's true. Gambling is basically just a form of entertainment, and if done in moderation, like anything else, without overdoing it, it's not risky or problematic. However, many people, especially those in the lower middle class, take gambling too seriously because they think winning is easy and will help them change their lives little by little, or perhaps drastically. I agree with you; any addiction can have negative consequences.
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Re: How much is enough for you in a day gambling
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 02:14:01 UTC
I think that he is now driven not by the thirst for the game, but by the desire to win back, but the worst thing about this is that he cannot stop, and if he is ready to play with his last money, then this is an indicator that he is not able to comply with risk management and does not understand how everything works in gambling. These are like safety rules that must be followed, and if this is not done, then this will inevitably lead to the loss of money, and maybe even worse consequences if he one day decides to play with borrowed money.
Most likely like that and I think that indeed the streak where he wants to win back leads to aggressive gambling or else it is lust, we know that gambling with unstable emotions will only make things worse, so it is not strange that what happened to my friend was that his business was declining and sometimes even not open for days and I myself concluded that it happened because the money generated from his business might be used up gambling. Another case he informed me because he was happy to get a loan, but what I did was prevent him because this could make things even more complicated, besides the loan he got was with an online intermediary and required him to transfer a certain amount of money, I just anticipated that he would not be deceived. So I prevented it.
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Re: Warning : Don’t Ever Let Others Use Your KYC in Gambling Sites
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 01:13:11 UTC
Only fools would do that. Some might be tempted by the payment offered for KYC, but it's a significant risk, considering that others could potentially commit fraud or cheating within the casino. If investigated further, the risks are far greater than that.

And for those who do it, soliciting other people's services is also vulnerable, considering that if you win big at the casino and the casino asks for re-verification, it can be very difficult to withdraw funds, as many casinos will do that.
But maybe with fellow gamblers who really like to gamble it can happen even though the person who will use our data has not gambled in other words just about to do gambling but sometimes his words make other people melt by going to share the winnings if they succeed in getting it later, also with the same feeling for the person who has the data because they like to gamble too so some people like this don't mind giving or lending their personal data. I wouldn't do it with a friend, let alone a stranger.
But maybe the situation can change at any time. I'm not sure if this is the case or not, but I'm sure it's not, and I'm not sure if this is the case, but I'm not sure if this is the case.
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Re: What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward?
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junder
on 05/09/2025, 00:33:08 UTC
Experiencing a bad experience yourself is the most valuable lesson. You may not see a change if you don't go through that experience yourself. Especially if the result of betting with your last money is a win, you may keep repeating that situation to try to save your weekend from hunger. Every gambler has experienced a difficult situation from gambling; after all, no gambler is free from loss.
It's true what you said because that's what I feel myself, I had a gambling addiction and it can be said that it was quite severe because my finances were in the middle of nowhere, with the incident that made me lose a lot of money in one gambling that made me realize to improve myself because of my excessive behavior in gambling, this is a valuable experience for myself. I agree with you, it seems like everyone who gambles has experienced difficult situations caused by their own thinking, there will be lessons from that and make us realize.
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Re: Be grateful for what you have now
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junder
on 04/09/2025, 05:01:50 UTC
It is better to be content with what one has, if I had a job now then maybe I could live well but I am unemployed, still I am content maybe I will find a job in the future. Moreover, I am currently familiar with cryptocurrency and I have succeeded in earning money from it so I am content. Every person is always restless to get more but when they do so, that person consistently loses peace. However, it is better to accept your position and be content with what you have, accepting all the happiness, peace, sorrow.
Stay strong, my friend. I've also tried applying for jobs more than ten times, but I haven't received any calls. I actually have an income, but I want to increase it, so I chose to work in a shop or company in the city. However, it's not easy. My female friend got into a bakery with help from an insider, but even so, she had to pay a large amount of admin fees. But being grateful for what we have is indeed important, because sometimes we need to look down.