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Hi,
Does anyone have any idea of a casino that accepted dogecoin where you could gamble dogecoin or other cryptos? It was a very basic site where gambling had a 99,5% return percentage for all bets.
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I put a lot of DOGE there and might have dogecoin sitting there in my casino account

Says you must deposit and wager $25. I tried 4 different cards and they all say av failed when i go to deposit. I know all of the cards work and my card info matches my casino account info. The sb is actually already pending but i'm scared it will be revoked if i don't deposit and wager

Hi everyone,
This is my first post so bare with me. It may be long so don’t feel compelled to read it.
I am 26 years old and in the midst of the Pandemic, I have been working from home since March. Before September, I would never have thought of myself having a gambling addiction. I remember being on a cruise when I turned 21 and put $20 in a slot machine and lost it and was so angry and disappointed in myself.
Then in September I kept seeing this ad on Instagram for an online casino. One day I succumbed and decided to sign-up because they had a $30 signup offer. I thought, ‘Hey what’s the harm?’ I wish I could go back and slap myself and say don’t do it.
I play through the free $30 and won $500. My whole body felt electrified. That went away when I realized there were wagering requirements (I have never been in/involved with casinos so I had no idea). By the time I met the wagering requirement, I had $75 of withdrawalable money. Still excited I made $75 for free I went to withdrawal, but found out the minimum withdrawal amount is $100. So I kept playing and eventually lost it. I wish I learned my lesson that this will be the reality most of the time.
For a bit of background, before this I was in a decent financial state. Pretty good job for someone my age, lived alone in a nice apartment, had some credit card debt, but overall manageable. I have some mental health problems (Bipolar and anxiety disorders) but received treatment and relatively stable compared to my early 20s.
As the days went on I couldn’t stop thinking about seeing that ‘big win’ flashing on my screen and kept thinking to myself, ‘that $500 could have been mine if I didn’t have that $30 bonus’. So, I decided to deposit $20 and bet low on the same game and won nothing. I felt sick like I did on the cruise.
This particular online casino gives you $1 every day, so for the next week I just played but $1 and won some, but not enough to withdrawal. About a week later, I got an email from the casino saying if I deposit $50, I’ll get an extra $50 with no wagering requirement. The thought of depositing $50 was crazy to me so I just deleted the email and continued with my free $1 a day. After about a week of that, I get another email, deposit $50 play with $200. I scoured the fine print and I only had to play through the extra $150 once, then any winnings I can withdrawal. I still hesitated until Friday night where I had a couple drinks and decided to go for it. Back then, I would say this was one of the most fun nights of my life. I kept landing the ‘fireshot’ feature and winning mini and minor jackpots. At the end of the night I won $1200 USD (I’m from Canada so it would be about $1500 CAD).
My body was so full of excitement I could barely hit the withdrawal button. When I did, I found out they had to verify my account and I had to send in the required documents. After I researched if this was standard for online casinos and researching this casino, I sent in my documents. I went to bed happy, and already had plans on what I was going to buy/pay off with this win. Unfortunately I was too excited to sleep. So I log back in and miraculously (at least to me back then), my $1200 was still there, and playable. So I thought why not play a few more rounds with a higher bet to get an even bigger win? Big mistake. By 3:00am, I was down to $100. I forced myself to stop so I could still withdrawal something. After about a week or two, I resisted playing/betting more and when I logged into my online banking and saw the $120 deposited, I think that’s when my addiction started.
I was no longer satisfied with my free $1 everyday. I started just depositing $20 here and there. On my lunch break or in the evening when I was bored. Then $20 turned into $50 and $50 to $100. After maxing my credit card with no significant wins, I decided enough was enough. And stopped for the rest of September.
Most likely because I had researched so much about online casinos, I had more ads than ever tempting me. One night again after a few drinks, I joined a different online casino. This one was completely different, with better games, a level up feature where you get to spin a wheel after each level and win free spins, cash back or free money, I was hooked again. I put in $50 and lost and was completely broke. So I patiently counted down the days until I got paid. I also sold about $500 worth of video games/consoles I didn’t want to sell, but did to have more money to gamble with.
On payday, I set an alarm for 4:00am when my pay is deposited. This was the first real sign to myself I may be becoming obsessed, but brushed it off. I deposited $100 and won $200. Same story, I had to verify my account but this was done within hours, and I got my money in two days VS a week and a half with my first casino. Stupidly, I put the $200 back in and lost it. I was back to being broke after only two days of getting paid. By the weekend, my credit card payment posted and in my eyes, I had money again.
That night I won most of what I lost back and learned my lesson and withdrew it. When I saw that sum deposited into my bank account, I was ecstatic. I first paid off my credit card I was using to make the deposits, and went out and bought AirPods Pro. I felt rich (even though the win was less than $1000). That evening I wanted to play again, but I had no money. This was the night I learned I could cancel a bill payment within 24 hours. Which I did. And played through all my winnings. Words can’t describe how disappointed I was in myself. I was broke. Credit card maxed. And the only thing I had to show for it were the AirPods. The next day I tried returning them but they wouldn’t accept the return because of their return policy on headphones. I vowed to myself to never gamble again, wrote a note in my phone describing what I was feeling so I could read it if I was ever tempted. That week I fell into a depressive episode. I couldn’t afford groceries, lied to friends and family for not spending time with them because I feared they would want to order food, I didn’t want to admit what happened, so I isolated myself.
That week was what I thought was the hardest. I just stayed in bed signing up to every casino out there for free spins no deposit sign ups to try to fill the void but you never actually win anything on no deposit spins. Finally, my good friend asked what is going on and I immediately bursted into tears and told her I was broke, and my credit card maxed. We work at the same job, and long story short, are both getting $5000 in retro pay because of a expired union contract. She told me she would lend me $5000 now, and I would give her my retro money when we get it in February. This was one of the kindest things anyone has ever done for me. Reluctantly, I decided to accept this kindness and we worked out a budget on how I would not let this happen again. Here’s the thing, and I will never forgive myself for, I didn’t tell her all this happened because of gambling. I was too ashamed and embarrassed.
Life was somewhat normal again for a couple weeks until one night I decide to just put in $100 and see if I can win some of what I now owed my friend back. After $500 lost, those same feelings came back, but worse since I felt I betrayed my friend’s kindness, and that this isn’t the first time this happened.
Fast forward to November - I won again (not nearly enough to recover my losses), paid my credit card and cancelled the payment, lost it all again. Then towards the end of November, my $1000 for rent sitting in my savings account kept calling my name. I have never ever been in a position where I would risk not affording rent, but my addiction was stronger and I lost $500 of it. I had about a week until my rent was due, I had nowhere to turn, I couldn’t ask my friend for a loan because in her mind, and from the few times she asked, I was sticking to my budget. My new way of handling stress was gambling, so I put another $100 in and won $600. I was saved and again vowed myself to never put myself into this position again and ‘quit’.
Now it is December, I guess this is my rock bottom. Not nearly as bad as some people’s, but here it is. I took out another credit card for ‘emergencies’ since my main one is maxed. I was good, and didn’t use it except to buy a few groceries which I swore I would pay off on payday. My mental health declined, and I deposited $100 and lost it. Then another $100. Lost it. Made another ‘promise’ to myself to stop and I did until last night. I now owe $1,000 on the new credit card, and my main one is now in a negative balance because of a subscription.
I am a liar, I take advantage of people’s kindness that I didn’t deserve in the first place, and now in more credit card debt than I know how to deal with. All I can wish for is I’ve learned my lesson. That the money I lost I will never get back, and to find some way to fill the void gambling has left in my life. After only the first day, I don’t know what will give me that feeling of excitement, the feeling of being alive. I had all my casino accounts deleted this morning, but I know there are more out there, I just really hope I can stop myself from ever going back on this path.
If you made it this far thank you for reading. If you have any suggestions on what I can do to not relapse, and any hobbies or activities that can fill the void please let me know.

I'm on a work related Europe trips and I will from time to time play some poker from my hotel room, does the multiple location sign in pose a problem for my casino account. I want to make sure because I do have some BTC balance here and don't want to deal with any document hassle?

I wont reveal the casino directly but for context it's based in the Caribbean and is owned by some Chinese conglomerate of sorts. It ranks highly online and multiple sources claim it's safe so I didn't question it's legitimacy especially since it's a professional looking site with nice graphics and live dealers and all. It wasn't until I deposited more money than I'd like to admit in increments and finally checked my bank account in despair after losing it all that I realized the payment processing was handled by multiple third party ecommerce businesses and the like. Not only that but a few of the charges were labeled as being sent to individuals directly with common sounding almost stereotypical Chinese names instead of businesses like "Zhou Wei" or "Hui Chang" One charge in particular was labeled as a website address for an Alibaba looking site that sells "mobile signal boosters" and was identified by google as "not secure" and warned me that I shouldn't enter any personal info as it could be compromised.
So this leads me to the inevitable question: Would it be safe for me to request chargebacks and claim partial fraud or even complete ignorance and let it play out? (Which would be ideal so i can recoup) Moral judgement and gambling addiction advice aside if it is the case that this casino is disguising itself from banks and using third party fronts in what I'm assuming to be a money laundering operation, would they risk revealing themselves and countering my banks investigation? And yes technically I did in fact authorize the payments to the casino and they have my name, home address, and ip if they do choose to counter but I never agreed to have my card details covertly ran through shell corporations and front businesses especially ones deemed illegitimate by google and not only that but i was charged a 5%-15% hidden fee on every transaction by the third parties. So for example what should of been a flat $500 deposit in exchange for the equivalent in casino credit came out to $547.32 unbeknownst to me and I was charged a foreign transaction fee on top of that. I don't want to get busted for chargeback fraud but if the casino itself is fraudulent (And also operated outside the USA on some small sketchy island nation run by criminals based in china) can I get away with it, moreover would it even be getting away with anything if I'm the victim here at least in part.
edit: From Oklahoma USA

I've had this email address for 10 years and always used a . in the name. I've recently been slammed with casino emails using my address without the . so I know it somehow randomly found my email by brute force / trial error.
I've marked like 20-30 emails so far as spam and blocked them. But the email addresses these things are coming from are all randomly generated. And the filter isn't catching on that the general type of emails are spam.
How the heck do I stop this stuff?

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Got an account setup as a birthday present about a month ago. 100$ + 100$ in bonus funds. I was up to 1050$ after 1 months span on blackjack. Got on last night and lost it all. Start with 25$ - 30$ bets. Lose twice in a row and figure "I cant lose 3 times in a row". Jack it up to 120$ bets. Lost it all in about 20 minutes.
Not shit compared to some of the stories I've seen on here, but still woke up feeling like shit. Cant stop myself when I'm losing because I'm trying to get back to even.