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At first, I thought these animals were “predicting” outcomes purely by chance. But after watching a video, I realized the story isn’t what it looks like. There’s actually a smart way these videos are made to mislead people, because most of them are recorded before the game is even played (they actually record 3 results for the same match; 1X2). The correct result gets promoted while the 2 wrong predictions disappear. In the end, there’s no cat, duck, octopus, or even elephant that can truly predict the result of a game Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

Last week, I watched a movie (Two for the Money) about a gifted former American football player who provides paid predictions for pro and college leagues. At the beginning, he was accurate, but once he became popular and a bunch of players started believing in him, he lost his spark and made many people lose big fortunes. This is why I prefer to play without taking someone as an idol or reference. Whether I win or lose, I never look for an excuse. If I follow someone else’s predictions, I simply lose the fun behind gambling (Tbh sometimes I use Ai for stats, but it's not the same thing) What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist? Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

There are many online casinos offering no deposit bonuses, so it’s up to your preferences (and expectations) when it comes to deciding which casino to join. Personally, for now I stick to a crypto casino that is offering 20 free spins on Wild West Trueways + no deposit contests to grow my balance. But for you, it’s important to first understand that every bonus comes with a wagering requirement that must be respected. It usually goes around 40X... And as @RubyScott said, it’s preferable to verify your account early. This way, you can withdraw your winnings without waiting or feeling trapped just because the casino asked for verification.

As a casino reviewer, it’s the first time I’ve heard about this site... I checked online and couldn’t find any information about it. Are you sure about the name? If you haven’t played yet, I suggest trying one of the platforms we’ve spoken positively about.

I will speak in general. If you want to know more about a crypto casino (whether to join or not) make sure to find the communities where their team is active (or has representatives). Personally, I think that Askgamblers and Bitcointalk are the best places for that purpose. Trustpilot is good as a reference, but sometimes when players (not all of them ofc) lose their money in gambling, they accuse the platform of being a scam, even though luck has nothing to do with the legitimacy of the site.

My fave payment method is crypto, as I prefer crypto casinos over fiat casinos. I believe LTC is among the fastest choices if you want to receive your withdrawal in minutes. But you know sometimes delays happen!

Yes true. Asian casinos are simplifying the entire process, which is why they are progressing quickly...

If you ask me, I would say wagering requirements are what I hate the most. I know that casinos need to keep you as long as possible on their website to play and deposit. But deciding for me when I’m able to withdraw my winnings is too hard to accept ... For other players, I’m sure there are different things you wish weren’t included in online casinos... things you believe would make your playing experience better without them.

Hi @Afi4wins I was referring to the promo code. I thought it's prohibited to mention it.

Does askgamblers allow promotional posts?

Sometimes they use their own money, and sometimes they don’t... it depends on the casino they represent itself. For example, a streamer can earn thousands of dollars in an hour and show no REAL excitement at all. He looks completely indifferent. Does that mean he’s rich enough not to care? I don’t think so

If YouTube influencers can fake their videos and edit them just to show how lucky they are, livestreamers can also use sponsored accounts or virtual balances. Still, I think that whether they use real money or not, they share everything in real time, and they show that gambling is not easy and is actually risky. this presents a more realistic perspective of the industry compared to edited YouTube videos that discuss only positive experiences and big fortunes made. What do you think?

Tbh, I watched the game and the whole situation confused me, and all social media is talking about this topic. My brain couldn’t understand the second yellow card and the way he pushed for it. Maybe he simply lost his temper, or maybe there was some kind of pressure that wasn’t obvious... especially since he seemed calm right after receiving the red card. Until now, I still don’t have an answer, and I wish I could understand what actually happened in that 83rd minute incident. I’m sure I’m not the only one who wondered about it, other people and bettors probably had the same question.

Did you know that the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) in the USA recently banned six basketball players for game manipulation and illegal information sharing? Not only that, but I also found that basketball is among the most susceptible sports to corruption compared to football (which I always thought was the most corrupted sport in the world)... What could be the cause of this?

I remember my loss, and actually it was very small compared to others (around 200 USD in one bet, compared to my initial budget it was a big amount that time). This helped me learn what can happen when I decide too quickly. The problem is, even years later, I still struggle sometimes because of emotional betting and even greed (but I control myself better now). What’s your biggest loss in gambling, and what caused it?