The money I save is separate and I do not touch that, and I put about 50 dollars monthly into gambling, I do that by sending money from usually binance to whatever casino I play (some casinos do not accept direct from exchange) and then I withdraw to my binance (some casinos do not accept this neither) so long story short I can be versatile with my choice of coins, whatever is the cheapest one, I end up depositing and withdrawing that which allows me some wiggle room in that fee payment and I am nowhere rich at all.
You have done a good discipline where to gamble is only given a capital of $50 without wasting, this is what can control yourself where we can do gambling with a few dollars budgeted.
Now various platforms have provided cheaper coins, meaning that the offer is due to a lot of demand so that many are added to gambling sites now, as a result depositing is easier wherever we want to gamble, including on Stake.com, which you have been playing on this site for a long time. .
I also keep my money on Binance and deposit and withdraw always use this Binance wallet to make it easier for me to make exchanges and other fees.
@jaberwock this is what I call solid gambling planning, and for a long time I too struggled to do it, but eventually with lot of help I was able to plan my finances for gambling without burning all my fiat money. Also in your case I believe you can use the exchange Stake recommends i.e. MoonPay this way your funds will be accepted each time.
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