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Depends on which state you're located in. Just FYI, some members here have mentioned digging across state borders for better books. I'm in PA so use Sugarhouse (bought out by Bet Rivers). Same promotions, same lines. Key tip: find books with different line originators. Distribute bankroll across...

@IamNew It's the legal territory where the platform is officially registered and regulated. Complaints filed there carry more weight than international ones.

Some tips fro withdrawal issues - gather evidence, better check platform's regulatory status and jurisdiction, complain, add some social media pressure. Some alerts to be aware: Requesting source of funds after deposit accepted Moving goalposts on verification requirements No response to...

Also consider reducing position sizes by 50-75% until you develop consistent profitable approach. Better to make small profits than large losses.

Technical analysis can help but remember most successful traders combine TA with fundamental analysis and proper risk management. No single approach works consistently.

Edge comes from proper risk management, position sizing, and understanding market structure. Most retail traders focus on finding winning trades instead of managing losing ones effectively.

@Trump_Coiner Partial deploymnet creates operational complexity without cost benefits. You end up managing two different cooling systems, power requirements, and maintenance schedules. Beter to commit fully to one approach or maintain current infrastructure until clear ROI justification exists.

The infrastructure investment is the critical factor most miners underestimate. Beyond the $25k upfront cooling costs, you're looking at: Ongoing coolant maintenance and replacement cycles Increased complexity requiring specialized technical knowledge Higher failure points with pumps...

If that analysis is accurate, these aren't actually bearish bets themn they're maintaining both long and short exposure while earning more from staking rewards than borrowing costs. Market neutral approach.

@Cyb3r excellent outcome. Still this immediate response to public complaint confirms verification delays were strategic retention rather than compliance necessity. Better keep out of this casino in the future, shady one

@Cyb3r document everything - email timestamps, screenshot conversations, chat logs. Creates evidence trail for dispute escalation. Bank statement certification isn't standard industry practice. Most operators accept regular statements or PDF downloads from online banking.

@R0b3rt gas price determines transaction priority in the mempool. Miners/validators process higher-paying transactions first. Setting gas below network rates means indefinite delays until activity decreases. Current conditions require like 4 gwei for reasonable confirmation times. 1.5 gwei will...

Limited research available but generally avoid: - Pragmatic Play (confirmed adjustable) - NetEnt (offers casino-configurable RTP) - Play'n GO (multiple RTP versions) Reportedly more consistent: - Nolimit City (fewer reports of manipulation) - Push Gaming (single RTP versions) - Some smaller...

@BetKate load any slot game, look for information or paytable button (usually "i" symbol), scroll through pages until you find "Return to Player" percentage. Compare this with provider's official website listings.

This represents systematic deception in the gambling industry Technical explanation: - Providers like Pragmatic Play offer configurable RTP settings - Casinos can select lower percentages without player notification - Games show adjusted RTP in paytables but players rarely check - No legal...