If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble? - page 22.

tygeade

legendary

Activity: 2086

Merit: 1058

Quote from: mishra1994u on August 12, 2016, 04:20:19 AM

Yes i would still gamble because gambling in bitcoin online cannot be illegal,even if its illegal no one can know weather i am gambling online with bitcoin or not.The good thing about bitcoin casinos is the we can gamble there completely anonymously without providing our identity.And when we withdraw the money they came to bank account from the exchange so no one can know that i am gambing.

Yeah bitcoin allows us to gamble freely without any hesitation and without any interference from Government so even if its illegal people will still continue to gamble with bitcoins.

wuvdoll

legendary

Activity: 1442

Merit: 1025

Quote from: dunfida on August 12, 2016, 05:08:21 AM

I dont care if its illegal or not illegal of playing bitcoin here in my country since i dont play gambling after all.

Yes, with the bitcoin payments and some proxies will never need to worry about your country's stand on gambling. Because, you will be completely anonymous when you are entering into gambling world with some setup and with a big help from bitcoin.

Quote from: dunfida on August 12, 2016, 05:08:21 AM

I admit that i play a little bit when i suffer losses and i see dont have luck in gambling then i decide not to gamble ever again and i promise it to myself. Gambling would only lose my hard earned money if i decide to continue and thats the reality.

But, I personally like to suggest you to know the legal status of gambling in your country. Be a responsible citizen even if you are going for gambling very rarely.

dunfida

legendary

Activity: 3122

Merit: 1140

I dont care if its illegal or not illegal of playing bitcoin here in my country since i dont play gambling after all. I admit that i play a little bit when i suffer losses and i see dont have luck in gambling then i decide not to gamble ever again and i promise it to myself. Gambling would only lose my hard earned money if i decide to continue and thats the reality.

mishra1994u

full member

Activity: 196

Merit: 100

Yes i would still gamble because gambling in bitcoin online cannot be illegal,even if its illegal no one can know weather i am gambling online with bitcoin or not.The good thing about bitcoin casinos is the we can gamble there completely anonymously without providing our identity.And when we withdraw the money they came to bank account from the exchange so no one can know that i am gambing.

20kevin20

legendary

Activity: 1134

Merit: 1598

Quote from: srgkrgkj on August 11, 2016, 06:17:24 AM

gambling with bitcoin would never be illegal unless bitcoin itself Is regulated in the country u live in so even if gambling is illegal if bitrcoin isn't recognised as currency its not illegal Cheesy

In the USA, Bitcoin gambling is ilegal AFAIK. Now think about drugs, traffic, crimes. They're ALL illegal. Are there people still doing it?

There are. So people would still find ways to do it, and would do it whether it's illegal or not.

rio3233

sr. member

Activity: 434

Merit: 250

I will still gamble. If gambling is illegal in my country, then i will go gambling at online and the problem solved. The only problem that i would still gamble or not is the money.

Mr. Big

global moderator

Activity: 2324

Merit: 1179

While my guitar gently weeps!!!

Quote from: Herbert2020 on August 12, 2016, 03:47:35 AM

Quote from: Mr. Big on August 12, 2016, 03:23:41 AM

Quote from: Text on August 12, 2016, 01:45:45 AM

So I'm wondering if coins.ph would be closed, now I'm worried. Restricting online gambling is not yet as strict I think because I can still visit almost gamble site without using any VPN, if it is really prohibited they should ban those gambling websites first.

Actually government sometimes won't ask a telco to do that, you'll just get surprise when the authorities will pay you a visit... Actually it's a good and free intel to them not to block those gambling sites and caught those big time online gamblers...

bullcrap

government is not interested in players aka individuals gambling on online casinos. they are interested in the owner of that casino so if they want to pay anybody a visit it would be the owner of the casino and since the casino is not in their country they can only block access to the site ONLY IF the site is popular enough that raises some flags with them.

exactly, that's what I am saying, if you are a big time gambler, usually you are operating at your house and sometimes invite other gamblers, I saw some of it on TV that a simple house was raided by the the local authorities and all the harddrives was confiscated...Usually they found foreigners doing their thing... Well they are doing illegal and for sure they will not stay on place that is noticeable like hotel, it will be pretty obvious, for sure they will choose places that are not much eye catching...

Herbert2020

legendary

Activity: 1946

Merit: 1137

Quote from: Mr. Big on August 12, 2016, 03:23:41 AM

Quote from: Text on August 12, 2016, 01:45:45 AM

So I'm wondering if coins.ph would be closed, now I'm worried. Restricting online gambling is not yet as strict I think because I can still visit almost gamble site without using any VPN, if it is really prohibited they should ban those gambling websites first.

Actually government sometimes won't ask a telco to do that, you'll just get surprise when the authorities will pay you a visit... Actually it's a good and free intel to them not to block those gambling sites and caught those big time online gamblers...

bullcrap

government is not interested in players aka individuals gambling on online casinos. they are interested in the owner of that casino so if they want to pay anybody a visit it would be the owner of the casino and since the casino is not in their country they can only block access to the site ONLY IF the site is popular enough that raises some flags with them.

Mr. Big

global moderator

Activity: 2324

Merit: 1179

While my guitar gently weeps!!!

Quote from: Text on August 12, 2016, 01:45:45 AM

So I'm wondering if coins.ph would be closed, now I'm worried. Restricting online gambling is not yet as strict I think because I can still visit almost gamble site without using any VPN, if it is really prohibited they should ban those gambling websites first.

Actually government sometimes won't ask a telco to do that, you'll just get surprise when the authorities will pay you a visit... Actually it's a good and free intel to them not to block those gambling sites and caught those big time online gamblers...

Text

hero member

Activity: 2464

Merit: 594

Bitcoin Casino Est. 2013

So I'm wondering if coins.ph would be closed, now I'm worried. Restricting online gambling is not yet as strict I think because I can still visit almost gamble site without using any VPN, if it is really prohibited they should ban those gambling websites first.

Jemzx00

hero member

Activity: 1498

Merit: 547

Pugs are the best!

Quote from: srgkrgkj on August 11, 2016, 06:17:24 AM

gambling with bitcoin would never be illegal unless bitcoin itself Is regulated in the country u live in so even if gambling is illegal if bitrcoin isn't recognised as currency its not illegal Cheesy

Actually here at the Philippines online gambling is illegal and that includes bitcoin that why local bitcoin wallet sites for us are declining to receive bitcoin that came from gambling sites.

srgkrgkj

legendary

Activity: 1218

Merit: 1000

gambling with bitcoin would never be illegal unless bitcoin itself Is regulated in the country u live in so even if gambling is illegal if bitrcoin isn't recognised as currency its not illegal Cheesy

johnnyyash

sr. member

Activity: 334

Merit: 250

nope i will not gamble, cause i dont want to be caught and get arrested!!

utkarshm

full member

Activity: 154

Merit: 100

Offline gambling is already illegal in my country right now and there is no specific law about online gambling but i do online gambling a lot specially bitcoin really helped me in this because i can gamble anonymously with disclosing my identity.

adadaorlina

full member

Activity: 420

Merit: 100

It's Illegal so don't do it. But if you really want to go for it use VPN to avoid troubles. Maybe I'll try to find other hobbies or think a business where I can spend my money.

lienfaye

hero member

Activity: 3010

Merit: 629

Our new leader are trying to ban online gambling well even now i rarely gamble so if its already implemented then there is no reason for me to play. i wont gamble anymore if it became illegal, its better to obey than be arrested.

absy

legendary

Activity: 1414

Merit: 1008

★Bitvest.io★ Play Plinko or Invest!

Except Rummy( Card game ) , all other are banned in my country . But due to the anonymity feature of Bitcoin , I gamble online and I am pretty happy with it . Because I love poker and I wanna play poker for money . The only reason government has banned gambling here is , there is very less self control over ourselves in this country and I think the govt is right on this .

Text

hero member

Activity: 2464

Merit: 594

Bitcoin Casino Est. 2013

Gambling is a business so here in our country I think the law is not so serious and strict for banning online and offline gambling as like the other countries. Many users still want to play gamble even it is already prohibited because they know that they can make money from it.

The Sceptical Chymist

legendary

Activity: 3458

Merit: 6948

Top Crypto Casino

Only with friends, and only enough such that I wouldn't end up in the clinker. Jesus, back in the Prohibition days people used to gamble and drink in speakeasies--and people to this day show up at crapholes like the one in the movie Boiler Room in jurisdictions where it's not legal in the US. I would definitely not go that far. I value my money and freedom way too much. Look up the Wah Mee massacre that happened in 1983 in Seattle (?). Bunch of Asians at an illegal gambling club got waxed, all at once. Wasn't pretty.

STT

legendary

Activity: 4060

Merit: 1448

That is true, gambling is a natural phenomena, somehow I doubt they can block every card or poker game, every side bet on any race or sport event. What it really means is the betting is unregulated and handled by the underworld instead of being available to all agencies to regulate and ensure fairness.
People will gamble in their business decisions if nothing else. I know places in Pakistan have illegal gambling, to such a large extent that players in the UK will throw games to match the wishes of those people wanting a certain event to occur. So banning does no good seems like

Topic: If gambling is illegal in your country, would you still gamble? - page 22. (Read 7787 times)