I just realized that Bitcoin isn’t the best choice for gambling…

[hedgeh0g]

Well everyone has something they like to do.. some people just prefer using what they have the most to gamble.. probably they are amongst the whales and the only coins they have in bulk is just BTC, they won't mind spending some few Satoshi just to gamble and have fun. Though we know how valuable and precious BTC is like currently and has always been, you can still choose to treat it as a currency or and investment.. for me though I just prefer gambling with USDT. I save my BTC for the bull run and won't any to use them up...

In crypto gambling you have the option of choosing to use Bitcoin or stablecoins, so it depends on what you're comfortable gambling with. Before being an investment asset, Bitcoin is first a currency, so using it for gambling is not a bad idea but because of the volatile nature, some people prefer to use stablecoins. I personally prefer stablecoins for gambling compared to Bitcoin. Most of us now see Bitcoin as a store of value and we're holding it specifically for investment purposes, instead of spending it as a digital cash.

I completely agree with you and think that Bitcoin is not very good for betting for gambling. Stablecoin is quite good, but it so happened that I made bets using Litecoin LTC. It was most convenient for me to transfer it and I am not mentally attached to its rate, like most players or OP. When I make a bet, I think about it, and not about how much time it might take for LTC to cost and whether it will grow or fall in a week or in 1 year. These thoughts are completely unnecessary guys. I can say one thing, if OP has such thoughts, then he should invest in Bitcoin and hold it, and not make bets, forgive me for being rude.

[len01]

For me as a gambler who dares to take the risk of betting using crypto, whatever happens will not regret it because everything I do is my decision even though looking back at the amount that has been lost, but it is money that is indeed provided to be thrown away.

And if we talk about investing while gambling, I think it is not suitable because we will continue to lose money in gambling even though the price of BTC continues to rise, gambling is still gambling and if you want to invest it would be better to set aside a little BTC and collect it in your wallet.
So that when the bull run comes, there will be no disappointment.

[Inwestour]

For me as a gambler who dares to take the risk of betting using crypto, whatever happens will not regret it because everything I do is my decision even though looking back at the amount that has been lost, but it is money that is indeed provided to be thrown away.

And if we talk about investing while gambling, I think it is not suitable because we will continue to lose money in gambling even though the price of BTC continues to rise, gambling is still gambling and if you want to invest it would be better to set aside a little BTC and collect it in your wallet.
So that when the bull run comes, there will be no disappointment.

Absolutely right, you need to clearly separate money for different needs, because the same could be said about money that was spent on new clothes, or on food, because you could wear old things and spend this money on buying bitcoin, or eating less. But it doesn't work like that, you need to reward yourself for what we earn and the profit should be divided in comfortable proportions for a comfortable life, for investments and for entertainment and you shouldn't regret anything, what's done is done. And what to play for, stablecoins or bitcoin doesn't matter much.

[Maslate]

It depends. For example, what if the price of Bitcoin drops, right? For sure, you'd say it would have been better if you hadn't used Bitcoin because its price dropped. I think anyone would feel the same: if Bitcoin's price goes up and we used it for gambling but end up losing, we'd regret it. But if we win while using Bitcoin for gambling, we'd be happy because aside from winning the bet, we'd also gain or profit from Bitcoin's price increase.

Either way, it feels like a loss, when Bitcoin’s price goes up, we regret the Bitcoin we lost from our bets, and if Bitcoin’s price drops and we win, our profit feels small when converted to fiat. It’s like my focus gets divided. So next time, I’ll probably limit my Bitcoin gambling and just stick to using stablecoins. That way, no regrets, even if the bull run lasts for years.

[YOSHIE]

Can you guys relate?

Yes, I felt this two years ago, I used to think Bitcoin was best played in gambling, as time goes by shipping costs are expensive, so for now my best choice in gambling is USDT, I'm not too bothered to think about the amount and fees when making a deposit.

Actually Bitcoin is good for other things, although the main point of crypto casinos is because of the presence of Bitcoin, but not everything can be done with Bitcoin, since the existence of stablecoins can make it easier especially for users who gamble.

[Patikno]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, depending on where you play your gambling. For example, at Duelbits and Roobet, your crypto deposit will be directly converted into dollars. When the price of Bitcoin goes up, it will be a loss for you.

However, if you play at Stake.com, no matter how much you deposit, it will not be converted into dollars, if you deposit 0,1 Bitcoin, you will receive 0,1 Bitcoin as your game balance there, when the price of Bitcoin goes up, you will also get profit from there.

[TheUltraElite]

That does sound like good advice but most gamblers treat bitcoin not like the best of all investments but like a bi*ch. Thus they dont really care about the fiat price of bitcoin but only interested in how much they are able to multiply from that dice game or rolling the slots, or playing poker on that money.

Indeed bitcoin is a choice of investment and not gambling but the fact that bitcoin based casinos were created because gamblers need to remain somewhat anonymous bitcoin is their obvious mode of depositing and thus playing.

Ironically these gamblers are doing the casino owners are favor, donating their bitcoin which will become 100x on the fiat market in a couple of years.

[Cantsay]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

Does it really matter? I know that the price of bitcoin increases but if you’re gambling with let’s say $100 in stable coin if you decide to use bitcoin won’t it be the same? I know that if the price of bitcoin should increase then it would seem as if you’ve used a larger amount but what we should be considering is not the price increase but instead the price at that time you gambled it.

If you go with this idea then it would be the same as saying don’t ever use your bitcoin if you do you’ll regret it. I’ve gone through some of my transactions history and when I look at them and compare them to the time when I sold it would look like I just wasted a huge amount due to what I would have had in my account if I had chosen a different payment route.

[Questat]

I earn a bit of Bitcoin that I'm ready to gamble, so seeing this bull run doesn’t make me regret using it for betting. This isn’t the first bull run I’ve seen; it’s probably the third one I’ve witnessed, so I’m used to it. Whether it’s a bear or bull market, Bitcoin is still the best coin for gambling, especially now that fees are very affordable. Maybe it’s time to realize that you should keep your investing and gambling activities separate.

[aioc]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Gamblers are also using Bitcoin in the hope that they win and grow their Bitcoin holdings too, but I agree that stable coin is the best choice if you're anticipating a bull run. I have used Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency and stable coin depending on the situation, but I prefer tokens with the lowest fees and with good potential in the future. But if you look at it, what you spend on gambling you should never look back if you lose, because its the amount you are comfortable of losing.

[satscraper]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

I interchange them more than often. Some times I'm using BTC other times - stablecoins ^{(USDT, very often)} and never regret about the  loss of opportunities related to extra profit which might be available ^{should I gamble entirely with stables}. Generally speaking  the regret on any matter is not good companion for gambler as it may worm your inside and undermine your health.

[Hispo]

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Can you guys relate?

Sure, completely. That is the main reason why I prefer to gamble using Teyher and other stablecoins as a wager instead risking Satoshis, because whether we like it or not we as gamblers keep a "track record" or an history on how much we have totally wagered in an specific casinos; it it would be only matter of time before we take a look at our accumulated wager in Bitcoin and realizing we could have pretty much saved those Satoshis and afford many other thing during a bull run.
In contrast, if we gamble with FiAT or Stablecoins, it is less likely we will see at our total wager and regret in the same way to have lost a fixed amount of money (whose value decreases through time, thanks to inflation).

Also, I guess you would have a completely different feeling if we were going through a bear market. 

Gambling and regret seem to be an inseparable duo at this point, btw.

[Jaycoinz]

It's more safer to gamble with a stable coin, you can stake any other crypto currency on any casino of your choice but Bitcoin is not something you should play with because it has a lot of potentials. Bitcoin should be for investment purposes only and not gambling, as we all know gambling is a 50/50 thing no matter how sure it might seem to you it's possible to lose all your assets in a day. I think the moment we have all been waiting for is now, Bitcoin is skyrocketing and this is an opportunity to keep hodling, don't think of using it to gamble.

[BABY SHOES]

Because gambling is ready to lose so why regret it? I know when you lose a lot of money deposited in BTC to gambling and see the price now rising will regret it, but for me it is not a good reason because it will still lose in the end if in gambling, even if you win some of it will be disbursed to fiat not invested.

So for me bitcoin will remain as an investment coin... while gambling is money that is ready to be lost... once did gambling with a bitcoin deposit but I never regretted it.

[South Park]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

Not really, because what is it stopping you to think about those stable coins that you lost and that you could have invested in bitcoin? So you are just taking an additional step to try to make you avoid those regrets, a step I do not really find that useful, as now you need to have additional wallets in which you can store those coins, when you could easily just keep one wallet and keep the storage of your bitcoin as simple as possible.

[Doan9269]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

Am not in support of this, why should i be more concerned about the money that have already left my disposal, the ones i should be working on are the ones within my reach, which is the money i have and can use for gambling and the best form of holding them in times like this is in bitcoin, because am going to make more of it while just holding, but when the market is dropping, we may then consider changing it for USDT.

[$crypto$]

Yeap enough to feel the loss of a lot of bitcoin in gambling first, since the price of bitcoin rose then switched to stablecoin or TRX as gambling there because using BTC often see the price of rising regret will always be there.

For now, I don't regret it because you know that this is gambling, loss is a natural thing, better Bitcoin as in investing, especially the cost that is sometimes expensive so this makes me turn to USDT.

[passwordnow]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

I can relate and good thing that I have been using stables for my bets and I think it's a good choice because I'm not regreting my bets at all if ever they didn't go accordingly and most of them lose. That's also one factor that makes me not worried at all with the bad record that I am having, so with that, it's best for me not to do bets with BTC or any other valuable altcoins that I have that I might feel bad if ever they lose. But it's not a problem either if someone likes to spend their bitcoin and betting with all of it, maybe they're just early buyers and have bought that in the past 2 cycles for which is easier to spend if that's the case.

[Cookdata]

If you’re gambling regularly while also investing, it’s probably smarter to use stablecoins for gambling. That way, when the bull run hits, you won’t be regretting all the Bitcoin you lost. I’ve personally lost a decent amount of Bitcoin, so yeah, it hurts a bit. Even if you set aside Bitcoin specifically for investment and gambling, it’s still Bitcoin, and its value could hit $100k soon.

Can you guys relate?

I think gambling is two sided, there are days you lost and there days you win. If you have lost Bitcoin in gambling, there should be a money you should also win isn't? If you didn't win Bitcoin, then I guess you are gambling to enrich casino and even if you use stable coin to gamble, believe me it doesn't change anything because you are going to lose everything to casino. Probably you should review your gambling lifestyle and how you have been doing it.

The concept of gambling with Bitcoin is a very good one, if you are winning actually. Let's assume in a bear market you had 0.1 btc value at $4k and you were able to gamble it to 0.5btc and you are not ready to sell and it was value $18, if you have continue to accumulate more before the bull run that we are right now, you should be having $40k as your balance and if your accumulation is more than that, you should have more amount worth of Bitcoin in the bull run.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

The choice for choosing the currency to use for gambling is on the gamblers discretion, but i can say this more louder and clear that bitcoin is not a bad currency to use for gambling, we should not only look at this form a single view, there are many others aspect in which when we make use of bitcoin for gambling, we are goin to be happy for making such decision, this may be as a result after we have already made some profits from our assets while still on the wallet before gambling, this is on a situation whereby your $4 probably turned $7 overnight from your casino wallet, is this also a loss on the gambler or gain.