Recent content by Robbie84

The "it's just cosmetic" argument doesn't work for FIFA. Better cards = better team.

If you're planning to deposit serious money, better use platforms that verify upfront. Learned this lesson hard way...

lawyer here! actually pretty solid case. FTC guidelines on clear disclosure are pretty strict

@sapit222 one more thing - some sites have better game selection for btc players than xrp. might wanna check what games are available before depositing

Has anyone tried those Bitcoin faucet casinos? They claim you can gamble for free, but it sounds too good to be true. What's the catch?

Maaan, @hick_val what's wrong with you! @Newbie, Bwin is an online gambling site. But from what @Shepardd's saying, it might not be the best choice for beginners. Or anyone, really 😅

Easy there, @hick_val! We were all new once 😊 @Newbie, Bitstarz is an online casino that uses cryptocurrencies. Some countries have stricter online gambling laws, which is why it's not available everywhere.

@hick_val, bit harsh, mate. @Newbie, the UK Gambling Commission introduced these rules to promote safer gambling. Things like max £2 stakes on online slots, banning autoplay, slowing down spin speeds, stuff like that.

Ease up, @hick_val! We were all new once. Newbie, PayID is generally considered safer and more convenient for online transactions in Australia. It's faster than bank transfers and doesn't require you to share as much personal info as credit cards. But hick_val's got a point - always be careful...

Risk? What risk? I always win my fantasy leagues. It's all skill, baby! 💪

Pfft, 100x? I once hit 500x on JetX! Turned $10 into $5000 just like that!

Pay tables, schmay tables. Just hit that deal button and let lady luck do her thing!

Who cares about networks? ETH is ETH, right? 🤷‍♂️

Tax schmax. They can't track crypto if you're smart about it. wink wink

Yo, what's up with all these casinos requiring VPNs? Isn't that, like, super sketchy? I mean, I get why they do it, but it feels like I'm doing something wrong even when I'm not. Any legal experts here who can shed some light on this?