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A bit antisemitic
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>>543290336
Incoming forest fire
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>>543290336
I thought you guys said communism wasn't based?
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>>543290336
Uhm isn't that their top export
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>>543290449
Uhm no it's your's.
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I can only read policies like this as
>"Your" money is not yours, it is OURS, therefore only we may dictate how it is used.
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>>543290336
What's the catch?
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>>543290371
In France they passed a law in the south that ban civilians from entering forests for three months. So the Israeli agents burning them up can do it without getting spotted by bystanders.
You VILL stay home, own nothing and watch as data centers are built all around you and forests burned down.
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>>543290607

All primier Soccer teams are warning they will collapse without max fixing and the billions the gambling companies were paying them.
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All premier Soccer teams are warning they will collapse without match-fixing and the billions the gambling companies were paying them.
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>>543290336
haha commienigger hates the markets that are declaring his loss .

classic commie behaviour
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>>543290336

I'm very communist, but think all gambling should be made legal.

Yes, it makes stealing from the mentally ill easier. But you can ID them and help them. If you the stats of gambling going down, then that means you have a good social program.

ALSO if you spikes in gambling then that means there's probably a bad economic down turn, and people are looking for "easy" money. Another good indicator something is wrong and gov. should change course.

ALL SOCIAL ILLS SHOULD BE LEGALIZED but should be monitored. It's a good indicator if the government is working or not.
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they orolly have tgeir reaobs
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>>543290561
Based

Whitey money belongs to us brothas
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>>543290847
This. He just poked a huge wasp's nest.
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Trump needs to intervene ASAP
ASIDE from the clear anti-Semitic implications (other anons have touched on this), this is very clearly anti-capitalist and anti-free market
America need to intervene here
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>>543290336
Good. Gambling and porn are objectively extremely bad for society and should be completely banned.
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>>543290561
We live in a society, don't we? scamming money out of idiots until they give you all of their life savings or have to sell their homes to pay gambling debt has real societal consequences. People are losing everything and dying, families are being destroyed. Online betting companies made something like 29 billion reais of revenue last year and only paid out 3 bil. That's why government exists btw, to prevent absolute massacres like this.
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>>543291458
Majority of people will not side with football clubs in a country of 90%+ so called christians.
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>>543290336
TIGRINHO ENJOYERS
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SHAMBLES
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You could have a pretty simple model of online gambling sites, which is that they want to attract and retain customers who will lose as much money as possible. Sharp gamblers who win are bad customers. Occasional small-time gamblers are bad customers, or at least not great customers. People who constantly bet a lot of money and reliably lose are good customers. People who bet a lot of money and reliably lose are also, however, “problem gamblers.” I mean, not entirely. The overlap is not perfect. Probably somewhere there’s a billionaire who likes to blow $10,000 a night on online casino games. [5] That’s the perfect customer: He constantly loses large amounts of money to the casino, but enjoys doing so and can afford it. But, you know. For the most part the people who are regularly losing lots of money to online casinos would be better off not losing lots of money to online casinos.

And then if you’re a modern, regulated, technologically advanced online casino, you will have two groups of engineers who are thinking about identifying these customers:

1. The marketing group will be thinking about questions like “how can we effectively target our marketing to people who will lose a lot of money, so they lose a lot of money to us?”

2. The responsible gaming group will be thinking about questions like “how can we identify problem gamblers, so we can get them help before they lose too much money?”

And, again, in my simple model, those are exactly the same question, and if you have found a promising approach to identifying lucrative customers then you have also found a promising approach to identifying problem gamblers.
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>>543292278
Of course my simple model is too simple, and you could have some more nuanced model in which lucrative casino customers look like this and problem gamblers look like that and they’re totally different and the techniques to identify them will be unrelated. If you run an online casino, you definitely have this more nuanced model. “We don’t want problem gamblers,” you say, “what would make you think that, what a bizarre and insensitive thing to even suggest,” etc.

Anyway here’s a fascinating New York Times article about the two groups of engineers at DraftKings, the sports betting and online casino company. The marketing team asked its engineers to build a machine learning model to target its promotions at the most lucrative customers, and the engineers were like “yeah that makes sense” and went and did it:

>In 2023, DraftKings took customer betting records and built a machine learning model, a form of artificial intelligence that seeks patterns in data, to answer the question: Who was more likely to respond to promotions by gambling — and losing — more?
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>>543292312
And then some of those engineers were like “wait, are we building a model to target problem gamblers?”

>Soon, a question began to gnaw at [one of them]: Aren’t many of these same people prone to addiction? “We are looking for traits and features that we can target that indicate a good investment,” he said. By strict financial logic, “the best investment would be a problem gambler.”

And they raised this question with their bosses, who were like nonononononononono, no, what, why would you even think that:

>The company disputed how some former employees characterized its use of promotions, saying they are “directed toward customers who demonstrate sustained, engaged use of our platform, not toward customers based on their losses.” ...

>Lori Kalani, who as DraftKings’s chief responsible gaming officer leads the company’s efforts to prevent problem gambling, said in an interview that its business depended on “customers who are betting within their means, are betting for entertainment and betting for fun.”
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>>543291596
It's an assault on our freedoms. Not in our hemisphere and not in our solar system. We can capture this animal right after Cuba. I will place a bet on the outcome.
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>>543292358
Meanwhile, in the responsible-gaming part of the company, other engineers were building their own machine learning models to identify problem gamblers:

>A data scientist named Nestor Hernandez … reviewed academic research into problem gambling, then developed a machine learning model to analyze the betting records — the same used for promotional targeting — of customers the company had already flagged for risky behavior. …

>In early 2025, ... the team prepared to share the new model with company officials, including Ms. Kalani. But the day of the presentation, the meeting was canceled. Two other attempts by DraftKings employees to build similar algorithms have also been shelved, according to two former employees.

>Ms. Kalani said that company leaders made a “collective decision” not to use predictive technology for problem gambling. “We evaluated that it wasn’t evidence-based,” she said. The company decided that its existing system was a “better methodology.”

Weird that the find-lucrative-customers model works and the find-problem-gamblers model is just voodoo! Just those subtle differences between those two categories.
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>>543290336
no more macacos gambling
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>>543290336
not cool. gambling is essential to life.
your next step is a gamble, your next time driving is a gamble.
imagine if you can't take another step or drive because the government says it is protecting you from yourself.

this jew wants brazilians to spend the money they otherwise would've gambled on women.
GAY!
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>>543292061
Majority of people doesn't matter when you hit the pockets of the cartels.
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>>543290535
>t. Top export is scat porn and shitty cars
kek
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>>543290336
Look into brokers like sportmarket, asianconnect, betinasia etc. They accept crypto. Fuck the politicians.
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>>543290336
Isn’t this nigger already dead? They rocking the actor in a mask still?
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>>543290607
It comes with a free assassination.
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>>543292008
thanks to this post I decided to add the hagezi gambling list to my filterlists
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>>543290336
It's good. They should ban Valve next.
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>>543295594
Valve is a predatory gambling enabler.
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>>543290371
It was under Lula we saw the sky gray for almost a month because of forest fires. That faggot is tied to rich farmers (Portuguese and converted Jews who control the country since 1500 A. D.) who use slaves even to this day, he even had them in his government. Google Kátia Abreu if you dont believe me.
Bolsonaro is the same shit btw, in fact, every politician here deserves to be burned alive
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>>543290336
Did they ban gacha too? If not then they didn't ban gambling.
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>>543290449
>>543290535
>>543295228
The india hate has been overblown for a reason. It has been germs trying to wash their history of shit loving by calling out the poojeet. Good try, Hans. We all know
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>>543290336
This old fool just signed his own execution orders. What asshole told him to do something this retarded?
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Why not ban alcohol consumption while you're at it?
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>>543297298
That's coming. Islam will see to that.



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