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Welcome bonus is easy to abuse on crypto casino, thus only FIAT-KYC casinos that usually offer such bonuses. If you rate welcome bonus as necessary, you favor mandatory KYC as well, which is contradictory to your review.There is an explanation in the review why I think that welcome bonuses are important. The thing is that most of the casinos just don't know how to create a deposit bonus that will be both appealing for the players and not too expensive for the business at the same time.
I think if the wagering requirement is still "make sense," people will still abuse it since free money is still free money. Rather than playing on their old account and get no bonus from wagering, they will create new accounts to try their luck. Well, that's how cheap gambler make money lul. But that's only my opinion if there's incentive to create new accounts, people will go to take it if we assume people are rational.If welcome bonus he is referring to is a deposit bonus, I doubt people will try to abuse it due to its wagering requirement unless there is no wagering requirement for the deposit bonus but I doubt there is a casino that offers deposit bonus without wagering requirement.
Welcome bonus is easy to abuse on crypto casino, thus only FIAT-KYC casinos that usually offer such bonuses. If you rate welcome bonus as necessary, you favor mandatory KYC as well, which is contradictory to your review.
Anyway, I just realized Rollbit has a strict KYC policy when you have to do lv 1 KYC before withdrawal. I don't remember doing so previously.
I guess "Leo Vegas" still offering some welcome bonus/deposit bonus.-snip-
Indeed ~XD.because they do not know how to create it but they know that it is not attractive offer.
If I don't implement a system like this and there is no limit then I will probably be worse off depositing uncontrolled bets and this will be more loss.This is good thing on your part that you have fixed amount which you deposit for placing bets and if you run out of it wait for next round of deposit instead of aggressively putting another lot of funds to place bets.Setting up your limits in gambling not only restricts you from becoming addict but also save you from some excessive loss which sometimes you can't bear.People who become too addict to gambling are getting themselves registered on gamstop self exclusion programs for a period of six months or upto five years to save themselves from any further personal or financial loss.So if you play in limit from the start it's better.@Lakai01 I always have limits and reminders for this, even in a month I don't have more than $75 for gambling so after the balance runs out I won't make any more deposits because I know the time limit is up.
And I've been using this for a year and it's quite effective.
For sure crossing our limits in gambling will be worse case for us and we might loose more than we are willing to or afford to loose.So it's better to be on safe side before hand and take it all as leisure activities and stress buster instead of taking stress from such bets.I have aslo set aside my separate monthly budget and don't go beyond it any case.If I don't implement a system like this and there is no limit then I will probably be worse off depositing uncontrolled bets and this will be more loss.
That 50 bucks a month is a thing I started doing years ago, you can check my messages from before and you will see that I even talked about it. The real problem with your logic is that, what is the limit for it? Like I start with 50 bucks, and reach 100 bucks, do I withdraw that extra 50? Or do I wait until 200? Or 500? Where do I stop? I personally do it once a month, every first of the month, if I have less than 50 bucks, I deposit enough to make it 50 bucks again, and if I have more than 50 bucks (if it is not like just 5-10) then I withdraw the excess.It is a good approach for responsible gambling. I contribute another tip.The easiest way to prevent gambling addiction is to see gambling as what it is: a hobby. I already talked about may how I achieve this in other threads so I am going to put this short:
Set yourself a monthly limit, eg. 50$ and deposit the coins on your favourite casino As soon as your balance hits 0 again stop playing for the Rest of the month, don't even think about depositing any additional money
It is simple but very effective
From $50 of your monthly allocation for gambling, if you win up to $200, withdraw your $150 and use the $50 for the rest day of that month or next month. It is not hard to win but it is harder to keep the money you won. You will more easily to lose your won money than your deposit.
If after $150 withdrawal, you lose all $50, let's stop gambling in that month.
That 50 bucks a month is a thing I started doing years ago, you can check my messages from before and you will see that I even talked about it. The real problem with your logic is that, what is the limit for it? Like I start with 50 bucks, and reach 100 bucks, do I withdraw that extra 50? Or do I wait until 200? Or 500? Where do I stop? I personally do it once a month, every first of the month, if I have less than 50 bucks, I deposit enough to make it 50 bucks again, and if I have more than 50 bucks (if it is not like just 5-10) then I withdraw the excess. That way I get to gamble with whatever I have, never had more than 1200$ all at once win, but that is good enough for me to gamble for a very long time, I deposited to another wallet, started literally just a wallet for it, and spent that, it is over now because this was years ago but I am quite happy with that method.It is a good approach for responsible gambling. I contribute another tip. From $50 of your monthly allocation for gambling, if you win up to $200, withdraw your $150 and use the $50 for the rest day of that month or next month. It is not hard to win but it is harder to keep the money you won. You will more easily to lose your won money than your deposit. If after $150 withdrawal, you lose all $50, let's stop gambling in that month.The easiest way to prevent gambling addiction is to see gambling as what it is: a hobby. I already talked about may how I achieve this in other threads so I am going to put this short:
Set yourself a monthly limit, eg. 50$ and deposit the coins on your favourite casino As soon as your balance hits 0 again stop playing for the Rest of the month, don't even think about depositing any additional moneyIt is simple but very effective
Self control might be difficult in gambling and putting restrictions to your gambling but they are not impossible to be implemented and once you have made them a part of your gambling routine then you won't face any tough financial situation in life because you are already playing in your budget.The only thing that is able to stop becoming a problem gambler is self-realization and admitting that something is happening wrong.
Who told I do not place bet. I also place a lot of bet both on casinos as well as sportsbook. But I recently I am not placing any bet on casinos. Recently all of my bet is on sportsbook especially on cricket. Nowadays, I want to take low risk while I have a chance of low winning too.Why not you can also use your funds to place bet if you wish to do in hope of winning same or high profits than other player.Gambling is completely unpredictable in these luck based games and you need to try your luck with each and every bet so just go for it if you win profit will be yours otherwise $25 will be lost only.But you bet once again with same hope.Those who are gambler either on casinos or on sportsbook are very much optimistic. Without being optimistic there is no one who can be a gambler or a trader. So, as a gambler you must have to be a gambler. Though maximum time we become looser but we are optimistic and we try to make some profit.There's still $25 left in my rollbit account, I'll try it who knows if I'm lucky. lol
Even though it's not the same, I'm just optimistic.
You get to the heart of what it's all about: self-control. Someone who chases after luck and wants to compensate losses with higher and higher stakes has long lost self-control and is very likely to become a gambling addict. You can't get out of such a spiral even with self-regulation ("I use only $50 per month and quit as soon as it is used up"), because the player will always find ways to make more deposits.In fact, it is not as easy as you explained simply. Naturally, human beings have certain characteristics that you can never ignore. First of all, gamblers who don't mind taking risks can never accept defeat. When he loses 50 bucks he will never be able to control himself because he does not care to take risks, he will be eager to make more deposits to recover the lost 50 bucks. No advice can prevent him to stop at that time, because he has the ability to take high risks.

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