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1. Post 66554239 (unedited backup) (by lombok) (scraped on Fri Mar 27 23:08:55 CET 2026) in [NEWS]Roblox targeted in the Philippines for resembling gambling:
There's just too many complaints, suspicions, accusations, and whatnot against Roblox. Why can't the regulators just ban it once and for all?
But I guess the biggest problem with Roblox isn't the feature that resembles gambling. It's probably that there are old people in the game who are sexual predators to young children.
The problem with most parents is that they just allow their children to do whatever they want with their online gadgets so that they don't disturb them.
Yeah, after reading more articles about it, the Philippine government's main issue with Roblox isn't that there are games that resemble gambling, but the presence of pedophiles and drug traffickers targeting children and grooming them, and from the looks of it, this has been a long issue in Roblox, and they have faced lawsuits over it. What's more ridiculous is that I saw an
article where a guy is hunting alleged pedophiles in Roblox, but Roblox banned him.
The fact that many legal cases have arisen due to the availability of criminal components in entertainment applications proves that innovation that lacks the aspect of security is an awful catastrophe. In my opinion, the Philippine government has a good case to act in order to secure the future of our youth. The blockage of criminal hunters is the irony, which proves that it is irrational to impose internal rules in the company. More transparency needs to be sought as any threats will be responded to immediately.
2. Post 66554202 (unedited backup) (by acroman08) (scraped on Fri Mar 27 22:59:07 CET 2026) in [NEWS]Roblox targeted in the Philippines for resembling gambling:
There's just too many complaints, suspicions, accusations, and whatnot against Roblox. Why can't the regulators just ban it once and for all?
But I guess the biggest problem with Roblox isn't the feature that resembles gambling. It's probably that there are old people in the game who are sexual predators to young children.
The problem with most parents is that they just allow their children to do whatever they want with their online gadgets so that they don't disturb them.
Yeah, after reading more articles about it, the Philippine government's main issue with Roblox isn't that there are games that resemble gambling, but the presence of pedophiles and drug traffickers targeting children and grooming them, and from the looks of it, this has been a long issue in Roblox, and they have faced lawsuits over it. What's more ridiculous is that I saw an
article where a guy is hunting alleged pedophiles in Roblox, but Roblox banned him.
3. Post 66551408 (unedited backup) (by Oasisman) (scraped on Fri Mar 27 07:56:55 CET 2026) in [NEWS]Roblox targeted in the Philippines for resembling gambling:
There's just too many complaints, suspicions, accusations, and whatnot against Roblox. Why can't the regulators just ban it once and for all?
But I guess the biggest problem with Roblox isn't the feature that resembles gambling. It's probably that there are old people in the game who are sexual predators to young children.
The problem with most parents is that they just allow their children to do whatever they want with their online gadgets so that they don't disturb them.
Or maybe it's about damn time for Roblox to moderate the game strictly and thoroughly. Everything that are suspicious and inappropriate in-game should be moderated immediately.
There have been reports that illegal trades (drugs), groups of extremists, pedos, violent contents, as well as gambling, inside the game. Is Roblox tolerant to these activities? It's just impossible that they're being unaware of it, and did not take actions to prevent it.
4. Post 66550534 (unedited backup) (by UmerIdrees) (scraped on Thu Mar 26 23:54:38 CET 2026) in FTX Customer Claims Portal:
You're from Pakistan, correct? I feel terribly sorry for you. My reply was posted more than a year ago. It reeks of incompetence and discrimination if the same concerns remain unaddressed until now when the 4th phase is incoming. What steps were you taking, by the way? And were they responsive? My goodness!

Yup, you're correct, but what can I do in this case? There is no place to complain, and even if there is an email to contact, I am sure it wouldn't be responsive.
Also, it's not only about me or one country as I am also sure there would be many countries for which the refund process hasn't started and may not start at all. Every concerned authority knows about it and they are keeping their eyes shut. We should only assume that our funds are lost permanently.
5. Post 66548838 (unedited backup) (by giammangiato) (scraped on Thu Mar 26 15:46:31 CET 2026) in Have you ever been discouraged on your bet, and it later turned successful? :
I guess many of us have gone through a similar experience. I can't remember exactly how it happened or which games were those, but there were times in the past when I didn't finish watching the games because I thought the end was clearly in sight. I'd only surprisingly learn later on from friends that the result was the other way around, and then you'd be happily discussing how it happened.
Sometimes, I'm also the one narrating to a friend how the losing team managed to turn it around in the dying minutes or even seconds.
But I'm not the kind of loser that tear bet slips. Whenever I place a bet I already accepted that it could lose.
I experienced a complementary one, in the sense that I entered the room, a lady had dictated the numbers to play but the guy beat different numbers, the lady refused to pay the ticket.
The owner of the room had an angry and sad face in the same way, because he had to get the money out of his pocket and obviously he couldn't due to conflict of interest, he looks at me and says: friend, will you take this ticket? I didn't hesitate and took that ticket, the first numbers come out and I don't win anything, but we didn't realize that that ticket was for the next round (I was about to throw it away) when the holder stopped me and told me READ carefully before throwing it away it's for the next round, so I stayed another 20 minutes waiting for my turn and won a few hundred euros (I don't remember the exact amount) it was fun and I was incredulous.
6. Post 66547614 (unedited backup) (by BitMaxz) (scraped on Thu Mar 26 07:45:08 CET 2026) in Bistamp account frozen :
Consider the suggestion from Darker45 above. I think if you spread this and get more visibility by posting to social media accounts while linking BitStamp there is a big chance that BitStamp will solve your case because I think they don't want their business to be embarrassed. Just like other businesses, if someone posted something that can hurt their business, they immediately take some action to resolve the case.
So I suggest try to get more visibility about your case bring them to Facebook, X, Reddit, and other social media accounts. I hope that they respond immediately and solve your case.
7. Post 66547470 (unedited backup) (by nc50lc) (scraped on Thu Mar 26 05:55:43 CET 2026) in What actually happens when exchanges freeze wallets?:
This webinar is focused on the legalities? The resource persons are therefore lawyers?
The additional Telegram link once a user register for the webinar did hint "
Lawyer" but I didn't go past there even though I've accessed his link on a sandboxed environment.
I bet 0% of the users who replied here actually watched OP's webinar (
registered or not), if not, about 1%.
@OP Since you're probably affiliated to the website, not just a link you stumbled upon since there's a reference link attached to it:
It would be best if it didn't require to register just to watch/listen, that alone stopped some of those who are slightly/actually interested in it.
8. Post 66547439 (unedited backup) (by Don Pedro Dinero) (scraped on Thu Mar 26 05:23:31 CET 2026) in Is there any innovation in online casinos?:
LOL! But why not, right? I don't know if you're aware of Pornhub Casino. Can't give you an honest review, though, because I'm not a user.

But I heard live dealers there have marvelous tits. And they accept Bitcoin and a number of altcoins, too. But, again, it's the same blackjack and baccarat and other typical casino games, only with porn themes.
It’s a bad idea to gamble in casinos like that. If you look at a lot of gambling adverts, they feature attractive women, and that’s because the part of the brain that controls sexual desire is the same one that controls risk-taking. So getting turned on doesn’t exactly help with responsible gambling. It’s better to keep the two things separate.
9. Post 66547299 (unedited backup) (by Abiky) (scraped on Thu Mar 26 02:42:49 CET 2026) in Benefits of Bitcoin over Fiat :
If I may add another difference, Bitcoin appreciates while fiat depreciates. This isn't to say Bitcoin is going to be more expensive tomorrow or next week or next month; this is to say that the math necessitates such a consequence. A fixed supply and deflationary design mean the only way for Bitcoin to catch up with demand is its rising price. That's in contrast to the unlimited supply of fiat.
The problem with Bitcoin's deflationary mechanism, is that people will tend to hoard it more than they would use it for daily payments. That's why Fiat is inflationary by design (to help encourage spending by its holders). Minimal inflation will help prevent a currency from losing its value too quickly, while keeping it "spendable". When inflation rises too much, that's when it becomes a huge problem. For Fiat currencies with "hyperinflation", Bitcoin remains the ideal alternative.
At least, Bitcoin can't be "printed" at will. That's one of the few advantages it has over Fiat. Bitcoin only needs to improve scalability and become relatively-stable (as in market price) enough for mainstream use. Hopefully, it'll manage to achieve this in the long term.
10. Post 66544196 (unedited backup) (by unisushicake) (scraped on Wed Mar 25 05:52:25 CET 2026) in Benefits of Bitcoin over Fiat :
If I may add another difference, Bitcoin appreciates while fiat depreciates. This isn't to say Bitcoin is going to be more expensive tomorrow or next week or next month; this is to say that the math necessitates such a consequence. A fixed supply and deflationary design mean the only way for Bitcoin to catch up with demand is its rising price. That's in contrast to the unlimited supply of fiat.
Bitcoin and fiat currencies are different and opposite in their supply models that already shown by their opposite purchasing powers over years. Fiat currencies has lost their purchasing power over years like an example of the US Dollar.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/purchasing-power-of-the-u-s-dollar-over-time/Bitcoin has its increasing purchasing power as we see with Bitcoin price or with the following chart for satoshi purchasing power.
https://charts.bitbo.io/satoshi-per-dollar/Two charts are strongly and clearly show opposites between fiat currencies and Bitcoin in purchasing power changes over time.
11. Post 66544091 (unedited backup) (by Dave1) (scraped on Wed Mar 25 03:43:38 CET 2026) in Casimero - Nery April 18 Kyrgyzstan WBA Gold Super Bantamweight:
This is Casimero's chance. I hope he'll finally walk his talk and back his loud mouth with explosive performance. This is his redemption fight. Time isn't in his favor, and he's chasing no other than the one at the top. He's still coming from the bottom. He should win more often in a truly amazing fashion. He needs to get noticed. Nery is a nice start.
He's the underdog, as expected. He lost to Kameda months ago. Kameda was knocked out by Nery earlier. I hope Casimero would be fired up for being the underdog. But that should reflect in his training. I hope he won't just throw haymakers hoping it ends the fight right there and then. If he shows this tendency against Nery, I'm afraid he'll once against drain his tank before the late rounds come.
I like how you put it that way, this should really be redemption fight for Casimero. And if we go further, we could say that this is really a must-win for him otherwise, it could be the end of his career and won't get any chance to fight quality boxers.
Yes, that triangle theory, but it could be that in boxing, this theory doesn't work. So Casimero still has a good chance to beat the man if he would just focus on training and avoid noises like his former trainer saying that he won't win against Nery.
12. Post 66544067 (unedited backup) (by Fivestar4everMVP) (scraped on Wed Mar 25 03:19:07 CET 2026) in Why you should avoid gambling in a Hurry :
It should be specified that this behavior is only applicable to sports betting or gambling that needs analysis, proper research, concentration, and so on.
On the other hand, if you're playing dice or roulette, for example, being in a hurry doesn't matter at all, as far as the outcome of the bet is concerned. The result of each roll is beyond any analysis, research, concentration, strategy, and whatnot. The result is random, independent from each other, can't be predicted.
You are absolutely right, though the thread subject or title said gambling specifically, the op in the thread focused on sports betting, of which I believe he specifically was created this thread with sports betting in mind but failed to title the thread accordingly, this is can pardoned😁
Now, speaking of games like dice, crash plinko, keno, blackjack and the rest of other casino games, all these games are games where the player or gambler solely is dependent on luck to win, you are absolutely correct that hurrying, being fast or slow does not matter here, and this also extends to slot games as well as this is also a game that is purely luck based, if a gambler will be carrying out any form of analysis for this type of games, it definitely should be on how to effectively manage bankroll to help the gambler spend longer time playing before they run out of balance, because anything other than this is simply a waste of time.
13. Post 66541532 (unedited backup) (by IjawMan) (scraped on Tue Mar 24 12:32:25 CET 2026) in FTX announces 4th phase distribution. :
~snip~
I know a guy who had money on FTX, but he failed to complete all the necessary steps (iirc, he thought he wouldn't get his money back anyway so he didn't take it seriously), so he will end up getting nothing.
Worst of all, it wasn't a negligible amount either (~$10k).
That's a rather big price to pay. He must have a lot of money. If I had that amount, I would have persevered and hope against hope that I'd get it back. Unfortunately, now might be too late for him to try recovering his funds.
It not be that the guy has a lot of money, if we investigate it could be that the $10,000 it was part of his savings he had at the time. Many of the customers that will be illegible for this distribution may be those that did not trust the ability of the exchange "FTX" that the process will be successful eventually, cause at that point FTX has already destroyed the trust given them initially.
When trust is broken it's usually hard to resuscitate it in an instant, there must be trust issues and rigidity of the whole process for completion of forms filling could also be discouraging for many persons to neglect what has been lost.
14. Post 66536436 (unedited backup) (by UmerIdrees) (scraped on Sun Mar 22 23:00:43 CET 2026) in FTX Customer Claims Portal:
FTX is aware of this problem beforehand. This was raised many times by so many users. However, it remained unaddressed even until the actual distribution started. All it did was let them wait for additional options that never came. FTX just doesn't stop messing up with its users.
I've read that certain countries like Ukraine, Egypt, Russia, Nigeria, China, and others are left out in the distribution. I'm certain users from these countries make up a considerable portion of FTX's claimants. Now, they'll be waiting for another 3 months at least.
While FTX announces its 4th phase distribution, we are still left with no option but to wait and see what happens to our funds, as our claims aren't fully registered, as there were no distribution services providers available in our jurisdiction.
Today, I tried to open the portal again to see if there are any further options/instructions for me, but I couldn't even log in to the claim portal now as they sent the OTP to my email, but it never arrived.
Anyone here who was lucky enough to get these details fulfilled and got any refunds in early distributions
15. Post 66536013 (unedited backup) (by Findingnemo) (scraped on Sun Mar 22 20:33:07 CET 2026) in How Casinos Detect Bonus Abuse.:
Apart from all those mentioned, they also provide strict terms and conditions for these bonuses. That's probably one way to protect themselves from abuses or losses. The terms are sometimes too strict that it seems nobody would profit from them. I myself don't bother availing them.
Some says bonus are like a play money to test the system. Guess this is because they also find it hard to profit on them but if so, then casinos should rename these. The name bonus doesn't simply fit IMO. Maybe except only to those that only has no deposit requirement and those that has no or only has 1x wagering requirement.
Bonuses are not to test the system, it is there to increase the engagement and obviously, there is no free money here because casino is a business not a charity. Expecting them to double the deposit with 1x wagering is not possible. They give like 10x 20x or higher to protect their bankroll from getting wrecked by luck while still one can make it if they are lucky enough.
16. Post 66535936 (unedited backup) (by barbara44) (scraped on Sun Mar 22 20:02:07 CET 2026) in How Casinos Detect Bonus Abuse.:
Apart from all those mentioned, they also provide strict terms and conditions for these bonuses. That's probably one way to protect themselves from abuses or losses. The terms are sometimes too strict that it seems nobody would profit from them. I myself don't bother availing them.
Some says bonus are like a play money to test the system. Guess this is because they also find it hard to profit on them but if so, then casinos should rename these. The name bonus doesn't simply fit IMO. Maybe except only to those that only has no deposit requirement and those that has no or only has 1x wagering requirement.
The controversial part, however, is that it seems casinos--perhaps some--won't bother about such abuses for as long as the player ends up losing. The moment the player wins and requests for withdrawal, that's the only time the casino would break it to him/her that the winnings aren't valid because of certain violations. Fair yet sneaky.
I think no. Say you will register another account on the same IP, these bonus won't pop-up or if you can still see them but you can get an error once you click on them. An abuse is an abuse, no excuses on that. There are only shady casino that alibi's that the player do some abuses by the time they are now on the withdrawal page but I believe these players are honest at most times.
17. Post 66534758 (unedited backup) (by Kelward) (scraped on Sun Mar 22 12:33:50 CET 2026) in Bird singing contest or hidden gambling?:
I don't think this is gambling. Paying an entry fee to qualify for a contest that has a prize doesn't make it gambling. Your entry fee isn't a bet. It's for you to be allowed to participate in the competition. And this normal. Many contests require participants to pay registration fees or entry fees. Or else the Miss Universe pageant would be considered gambling.
However, those side bets are gambling. But they aren't part of the event or the competition, so they shouldn't be included in the "elements that resemble gambling".
I agree that contests shouldn't be seen as gambling because they are not open to the public to bet and either win or lose also the perticipants are not relying solely on luck to win, their skills can determine who wins the contest. But I believe that some contests have the features of gambling that is if the organizers are doing the contest for profit purposes where many contestants pay to register and after paying the winners more than the amount that they used to register the organizers are making profit. I think such contests are gambling indirectly maybe not for the contestants but the organizers are no different from casinos that have the house edge over their gamblers or contestants in the case of contests. If a contest is not profit driven then it's not gambling in anyway.
18. Post 66534747 (unedited backup) (by Cointxz) (scraped on Sun Mar 22 12:30:19 CET 2026) in New Betting Sites Stealing Funds (via arb/value betting rules):
Is there even a single casino that informs each and every user every time there's a change in the terms and conditions? I don't think so. If I'm not mistaken, it's always provided instead in the terms and conditions that it may change or gets updated anytime and continued use is tantamount to agreeing with the changes.
Stake inform their users whenever they made changes on their ToS through popup message when you open your account and you need to agree first before that popup message can be closed to assure that user read and agree to the changes.
I don’t see other casino does it and the closest notification that I saw on some casino for the ToS change is an email notification that often being ignored.
19. Post 66533483 (unedited backup) (by EluguHcman) (scraped on Sat Mar 21 23:02:37 CET 2026) in the power of resources:
Of course. The mathematics of this war was all carefully done before the first bomb was dropped. I'm not sure if they're getting some things wrong or certain developments surprised them along the way, but I'm sure the US isn't sacrificing anything for whatever selfish goal they have in mind in this war, except perhaps the lives of their own people, which I guess they don't value enough. I don't think they'd create this violence if it results into making their daily lives uncomfortable.
The US already have one of the strongest military strategies with a high degree of warfares.
So apparently before they launched the attack on the Iran, every necessary strategies must had been put to place in order to have an edge against the war.
Of course all of the plans and executions of every single move against the war surely consume resources of which we can not say they are loosing a dime in the war rather the costs of resources budgeted for the war may not affect their (US) economy system.
It is also unbelievable that the US government's does not value the lives of their own people. We also see the reactions of the US Presidents when they loses their military personnels.