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Quote from: Peanutswar on May 15, 2021, 12:07:49 AM

Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

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Players should read carefully the FAQ I'm agree with this, so if there are requirements that are difficult to meet, players can discourage making a deposit and playing there.
Regarding the requirements in Rollbit to make withdrawal it's not difficult, my experience with only a $20 deposit to reach a total wager of $100 is very easy to achieve, I'm playing slot there.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 14, 2021, 03:24:39 PM

Quote from: Haunebu on May 14, 2021, 02:57:17 PM

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Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.

But while gambling, if I decide not to spend over $10-$20 per session and if I lose during that session, I won't gamble for a few days, a week or a month (depends on each gambler's choice), then I believe I'm far away from addiction and would never commit any mistakes that a highly addicted gambler would do once he loses his mind after losing in gambling.

Since you have control over the amounts you are gambling, I don't think you should be too concerned about being addicted. And recovering losses is not being addicted because even traders try and recover their loss, nothing wrong with that. Recovery becomes an addiction when you are taking loans to recover your losses or depositing more than you decided to bet.

As long as you are recovering from your planned deposits I don't think it is any problem and in fact, recovering losses is a fun thing. I mean you get a goal that you are trying to reach rather than gambling ruhttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1268718.msg56986520#msg56986520thlessly without knowing when to stop. I also lose money and I recover them sometimes while other times I end up losing more but I am more than happy with my gambling because what I am spending is well within my limits.

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Before start playing ive read mostly the rules and the FAQ of the different gambling platforms, I want to try on and I saw the withdrawal requirement of the rollbit. Also for other future players who would like to play too that they have this kind of rule for their users if you want to withdraw your funds. I don't have any problem with this because it's their own rule if you don't want to agree with it they cant do it's your choice.

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Quote from: ryzaadit on May 13, 2021, 01:55:46 PM

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No, I well remember that I never activated 2FA before. Perhaps the most appropriate solution at this time is to contact the support team to resolve the problem. For all, thank you all for your answers, most helpful.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 14, 2021, 03:24:39 PM

Quote from: Haunebu on May 14, 2021, 02:57:17 PM

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Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.

But while gambling, if I decide not to spend over $10-$20 per session and if I lose during that session, I won't gamble for a few days, a week or a month (depends on each gambler's choice), then I believe I'm far away from addiction and would never commit any mistakes that a highly addicted gambler would do once he loses his mind after losing in gambling.

As long you dont itch or have that eagerness to play then you are really away or too far off with addiction but not all would really be having that kind of mindset
and this is where gambling business is profitable due to this behavior on most gamblers out there.

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Quote from: babygun on May 14, 2021, 04:08:14 PM

You are right, but you need to maintain that discipline and that is difficult. Most of the times, I foresee an amount that I am willing too loose and I don't chase my losses. But still some days, I keep on playing and placing riskier bets to recover my losses.
Only thing that helps with me, is to keep to a low balance.

That's correct as only I know how I stop myself and keep calm even if I lose only (including sportsbetting and casino bets) during a session. But the fact is, I never play with my RL money and only use some TRX from my saved stash for a specific month and never go over my budget so not to let my ego take over my mind.

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Quote from: babygun on May 14, 2021, 04:08:14 PM

Quote from: Stedsm on May 14, 2021, 03:24:39 PM

Quote from: Haunebu on May 14, 2021, 02:57:17 PM

--snip--
Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.

But while gambling, if I decide not to spend over $10-$20 per session and if I lose during that session, I won't gamble for a few days, a week or a month (depends on each gambler's choice), then I believe I'm far away from addiction and would never commit any mistakes that a highly addicted gambler would do once he loses his mind after losing in gambling.

You are right, but you need to maintain that discipline and that is difficult. Most of the times, I foresee an amount that I am willing too loose and I don't chase my losses. But still some days, I keep on playing and placing riskier bets to recover my losses.
Only thing that helps with me, is to keep to a low balance.

Sure thing as if you have much bigger balance and you have that attitude towards this activities, imagine how much you are willing to lose, or better to say, you'll going to lose.

Most of the time control only for those experienced gamblers who manage to manifest good things after suffering from long-term losses, you have to keep up your discipline but it's not as easy as you think of it right?

Chill and try to enjoy even most of the time you lose, if luck permits you'll be able to win decent profits might be a jackpot or something that really gave you huge wagered.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 14, 2021, 03:24:39 PM

Quote from: Haunebu on May 14, 2021, 02:57:17 PM

--snip--
Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.

But while gambling, if I decide not to spend over $10-$20 per session and if I lose during that session, I won't gamble for a few days, a week or a month (depends on each gambler's choice), then I believe I'm far away from addiction and would never commit any mistakes that a highly addicted gambler would do once he loses his mind after losing in gambling.

You are right, but you need to maintain that discipline and that is difficult. Most of the times, I foresee an amount that I am willing too loose and I don't chase my losses. But still some days, I keep on playing and placing riskier bets to recover my losses.
Only thing that helps with me, is to keep to a low balance.

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Quote from: Haunebu on May 14, 2021, 02:57:17 PM

--snip--
Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.

But while gambling, if I decide not to spend over $10-$20 per session and if I lose during that session, I won't gamble for a few days, a week or a month (depends on each gambler's choice), then I believe I'm far away from addiction and would never commit any mistakes that a highly addicted gambler would do once he loses his mind after losing in gambling.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 14, 2021, 01:44:29 PM

Recoveries are highly possible and way easier in sportsbetting and games we know better like BlackJack, Roulette, Poker, etc. than in slots because let's say that after 1000 spins, if I remain under a loss then what's the point of playing it.

Actually, it all comes down to luck basically whether its sports-betting or casino games though your knowledge of sports could possibly give you a slight edge overall.

Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.

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Quote from: BITCOIN4X on May 13, 2021, 01:53:03 PM

I signed up for an account on the Rollbit site before when it didn't have the security features of the 2F2 authenticator. But now I can no longer access my old account on Rollbit because I have to enter the authenticator code in the form even though I haven't activated this feature before. I currently have the 2nd account that I registered earlier, have I violated the site rule because I have 2 account even though my old account is no longer accessible?
Sorry, I don't have any information about registering multiple account on this site.

You should contact their support team through your registered email address on Rollbit and confront them your situation.You can easily create multiple or alt account on Rollbit until you try to exploit the bonus and other schemes.

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We reserve the right to disable accounts that have been created with the intention to abuse our bonus, coupon and chat features.

Most probably user themselves enable 2FA on the account and it can be logged in with the code on your device but if you are unable to login then support team will be ready to help you.And if you can login you can self exclude your account within 21 days of period being loyal gambler.Otherwise go the other way.

Is self exclusion is feature created for addict gamblers that want to prevent Thier self for gambling ?
and if he activates this ,
he can still go back to his old account if the duration expires but the best thing to solve his issue is if he can choose which account he want to use forever and rollbit will shutdown the other account permanently but I'm glad that rollbit supports self inclusion within the account because others don't implement this yet but gamblers are relying for third party softwares .

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Quote from: Raflesia on May 14, 2021, 01:26:54 PM

But in slot games it takes a long time in the game to find big multipliers and jackpots, but sometimes there are people who only briefly even once in a round but what I experienced it took a long time in slots to win big.

But still, we have to give the session how much time it has to spend so that it can be controlled and don't forget so that this can cause your financial chaos.
It is true that I also prefer soccer in betting only once and waiting for the results is quite simple. Grin

Recoveries are highly possible and way easier in sportsbetting and games we know better like BlackJack, Roulette, Poker, etc. than in slots because let's say that after 1000 spins, if I remain under a loss then what's the point of playing it. I don't remember when I last played slots TBH because I have already clarified that I don't like losing more and only play games which have higher probabilities of recovering losses.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 14, 2021, 01:11:20 PM

Quote from: btc78 on May 14, 2021, 07:08:01 AM

well a Buck or 2 per roll in slot is already a Big amount of bet mate, because imagine how many roll you will have in your entire playing time and how much money you will at least win or lose?
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I never spinned more than 10-20 times during a session so to keep myself controlled and not to lose a lot. I won a very few times in slots which is why it's not my preferential gambling type and I rather go for sportsbetting and other casino games where chances of winning are way higher than slots. I believe slots need a lot of luck in order to make us win big, and sometimes even a jackpot.

But in slot games it takes a long time in the game to find big multipliers and jackpots, but sometimes there are people who only briefly even once in a round but what I experienced it took a long time in slots to win big.

But still, we have to give the session how much time it has to spend so that it can be controlled and don't forget so that this can cause your financial chaos.
It is true that I also prefer soccer in betting only once and waiting for the results is quite simple. Grin

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Quote from: btc78 on May 14, 2021, 07:08:01 AM

well a Buck or 2 per roll in slot is already a Big amount of bet mate, because imagine how many roll you will have in your entire playing time and how much money you will at least win or lose?
--snip--

I never spinned more than 10-20 times during a session so to keep myself controlled and not to lose a lot. I won a very few times in slots which is why it's not my preferential gambling type and I rather go for sportsbetting and other casino games where chances of winning are way higher than slots. I believe slots need a lot of luck in order to make us win big, and sometimes even a jackpot.

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Quote from: BITCOIN4X on May 13, 2021, 01:53:03 PM

I signed up for an account on the Rollbit site before when it didn't have the security features of the 2F2 authenticator. But now I can no longer access my old account on Rollbit because I have to enter the authenticator code in the form even though I haven't activated this feature before. I currently have the 2nd account that I registered earlier, have I violated the site rule because I have 2 account even though my old account is no longer accessible?
Sorry, I don't have any information about registering multiple account on this site.

You should contact their support team through your registered email address on Rollbit and confront them your situation.You can easily create multiple or alt account on Rollbit until you try to exploit the bonus and other schemes.

Quote

We reserve the right to disable accounts that have been created with the intention to abuse our bonus, coupon and chat features.

Most probably user themselves enable 2FA on the account and it can be logged in with the code on your device but if you are unable to login then support team will be ready to help you.And if you can login you can self exclude your account within 21 days of period being loyal gambler.Otherwise go the other way.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 13, 2021, 03:39:37 PM

Quote from: carlisle1 on May 13, 2021, 03:28:02 PM

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Having that inside you the chance is better and there's always room for improving your opportunities each time you play.

Whenever I used to play slots, I tried to keep my bet sizes very low (not in cents, but not more than a buck or two) and rolled it. If I lost like 10 bets, I left the slot and got back to sportsbetting to recover that loss and if I lost $5 there (which is my base bet for sportsbetting), I stopped there and took out all the funds so to control myself and didn't play again that day. I simply wait for the right time and mood so not to take any wrong decisions due to bad mood.

well a Buck or 2 per roll in slot is already a Big amount of bet mate, because imagine how many roll you will have in your entire playing time and how much money you will at least win or lose?
i maintain my 20-50 cents per roll because i believe that if Luck will be friend in my, there will be a light in my activity and if not then i will lose.
though nowadays i maintain my 1-2 hours playing time no matter what my progress is, If i am winning then thank you, if i am losing then its Ok but sometimes that i also received break even.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 13, 2021, 03:39:37 PM

Quote from: carlisle1 on May 13, 2021, 03:28:02 PM

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Having that inside you the chance is better and there's always room for improving your opportunities each time you play.

Whenever I used to play slots, I tried to keep my bet sizes very low (not in cents, but not more than a buck or two) and rolled it. If I lost like 10 bets, I left the slot and got back to sportsbetting to recover that loss and if I lost $5 there (which is my base bet for sportsbetting), I stopped there and took out all the funds so to control myself and didn't play again that day. I simply wait for the right time and mood so not to take any wrong decisions due to bad mood.

I feel you there @Stedsm, we're much the same on how we gamble I doesn't settle for one play but this time around I'm into live casino it feels like I just really missed the traditional gambling. Just control your bankroll that's the best one to stick to and yeah gambling with unsettling emotion isn't the best way to gamble.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 13, 2021, 04:37:02 PM

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Mostly with slot betting base bet then i cant afford $1-2 per roll so i do stick out on the minimum.

Even I used to do the same way by betting just 5-10 cents but then, after seeing that the wins aren't worth it, I thought that I'd keep my bet sizes higher (but without any changes in any of the bets ahead) and the number of bets fixed to 10, no more, no less.

Agree on this, i doesnt matter whether you do bet 0.1-0.9 or a dollar when it comes to odds then its just the same.It will just vary with the amount you can potentially win and i agree that
winnings arent really worth and this is sometimes the reason on why we do increase out our bets on a gradual manner.
Good thing that you can able to limit yourself into 10 bucks no matter what condition had been changed towards your betting which is impressive unlike me that
do really sometimes to beyond the lines but at least i do still able to control.

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Quote from: Mahanton on May 13, 2021, 04:18:41 PM

A good control i must say but comparing it to my behavior then i do still proceed in spite of the consecutive loss no matter what game im engaging on but luckily i do able to stop completely when
my allocated budget for gambling is already out and never intend to go past beyond that limit because im not really that rich enough to spend more.

By understanding my calculation, you may have understood that for a specific day when I gamble on slots (I don't do slots gambling too often), I have a fixed $10 budget and I hardly cross it when I've got funds in spare and I can play more. I mostly use the remaining funds in sportsbetting or live casino games like BlackJack where my luck works like a charm as I also have good knowledge about it. But slots don't require any skills, just pure luck.

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Mostly with slot betting base bet then i cant afford $1-2 per roll so i do stick out on the minimum.

Even I used to do the same way by betting just 5-10 cents but then, after seeing that the wins aren't worth it, I thought that I'd keep my bet sizes higher (but without any changes in any of the bets ahead) and the number of bets fixed to 10, no more, no less.

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Quote from: Stedsm on May 13, 2021, 03:39:37 PM

Quote from: carlisle1 on May 13, 2021, 03:28:02 PM

--snip--
Having that inside you the chance is better and there's always room for improving your opportunities each time you play.

Whenever I used to play slots, I tried to keep my bet sizes very low (not in cents, but not more than a buck or two) and rolled it. If I lost like 10 bets, I left the slot and got back to sportsbetting to recover that loss and if I lost $5 there (which is my base bet for sportsbetting), I stopped there and took out all the funds so to control myself and didn't play again that day. I simply wait for the right time and mood so not to take any wrong decisions due to bad mood.

A good control i must say but comparing it to my behavior then i do still proceed in spite of the consecutive loss no matter what game im engaging on but luckily i do able to stop completely when
my allocated budget for gambling is already out and never intend to go past beyond that limit because im not really that rich enough to spend more.
Mostly with slot betting base bet then i cant afford $1-2 per roll so i do stick out on the minimum.

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