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Topic: [KatieWager] - Unique Crypto Gambling Streamer Playing on Real BTC (Read 117 times)

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I heard a lot about Katie Wager and I watched some of her streams. But I can't remember, did she played on a fairspin? I've heard about this platform from four or five different sources and I'm really interested in it. It would be cool to watch a review from Katie. As far as I know, it is a blockchain-based online casino with control of honesty. Sounds good, right? I want to play there so much, but I would like to watch some reviews before playing. I want to be sure, that my money is safe. So, if you have some material, please share.
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Welcome to KatieWager - new streamer, streams go on YouTube and Twitch!
What you can expect from Katie?

So I am streaming casino slots, roulette, blackjack and poker every  week.

Want to see Live Stream? Subscribe and wait for the broadcast on Monday 06.01
Links:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQsXYQIV1uBlnMx2EUSoTEQ
https://www.twitch.tv/katiewager

BUT
1. Don't think of gambling as a way to make money
The venue is using gambling to make money. It's not designed to work the other way around. Over time you will give away more money than you receive! Think of gambling as an entertainment expense – just like buying a movie ticket.;

2. Only gamble with money you can afford to lose
Gamble within your weekly entertainment budget, not with your phone bill or rent budget.

3. Set a money limit in advance
Decide how much you can afford to lose before you go to play. When it's gone – it's over! If you win, you've been lucky, but don't be disappointed if your luck doesn't continue.

4. Set a time limit in advance
It's easy to lose track of time when you're gambling. Set a time limit or alarm, and when time's up – quit! Odds are that the more time you spend gambling, the more money you will lose.

5. Never chase your losses
If you lose your set money limit and then try to win some of it back before you leave, then you haven't really set a money limit. Chasing your losses will usually just lead to bigger and bigger losses.[/list]
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