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It's always nice to receive such notifications
and that's why you should keep building connections here
prove me wrong
I hope your weekend goes well
but I'll share some interesting news with you now
Mozambique is opening a regulated online casino market
from 20th november:
- state license
- 26% local ownership
- payments in meticais
- data kept in-country
built for operators who go fully local, bad news for offshore grey traffic
another African market goes regulated
brazil banned igaming last month. one operator already got its license back in court
cda gaming paid r$30m for a license valid till 2029, then the government just shut everything down and kept the money
the appeals judge literally called it confiscation in the ruling
i'd call it theft
happy thursday
just woke up and saw the state of the market
no doubt it doesn't mean we're back, but it's nice to see it
i hope that after the last difficult weeks everything will recover and be fine
Nova Scotia could be the next Canadian province to open its online gambling market
officials are reviewing models like Ontario and Alberta as they consider allowing more private operators
right now, Atlantic Lottery remains the main legal online option
Canada regulated iGaming map may be getting another expansion
@laki_0x :
You already know what to do, you just don’t do it
Why that happens, and how to start: make the step tiny, set an exact time, and treat the first try as a test
teapawt.net/laki_0x/status/2117525…
@0xfJuan :
Posts go viral when people have something to add in their quotes, so share specifics, build in different angles, bring in the right creators, and work the replies as a team
teapawt.net/0xfJuan/status/2114746…
Spain is tightening payment rules for online gambling
operators must now make sure every payment method belongs to the same person as the gambling account
the rule applies immediately to new users, while existing accounts have until ( 28th april / 2027 ) to comply
the goal:
reduce third-party deposits, fraud and money laundering
what do you think about this decision by the Spanish federation?
polymarket is back under CFTC scrutiny
CFTC is reportedly investigating whether Polymarket properly blocked US users
the probe is looking at geolocation controls, US advertising and customer safeguards
no wrongdoing has been established but Polymarket is back in the regulatory spotlight
happy new month to everyone
this month may have been a bit hard for all of us
but I hope that the next few months will be very good
perhaps after the recent events you need to overload a little
and next week will be productive as always
happy halloween
to be honest, I've never really taken this holiday seriously
but since this morning, just trying to create some kind of minimalistic video about it
rate this video 👇
polymarket is investigating suspicious trading around Israel’s election
dozens of new accounts appeared on election day and placed profitable bets before polls closed
bubblemaps says 101 accounts were funded for the first time that day
and some traders cashing out more than $100K
no insider trading has been proven yet but the activity is raising serious questions
It's not the best start to the day
but anyway, at the moment we are in such a position that not everything is protected
so, i really hope that all your funds are safe and sound at the moment
also, my respect to the Binance team for their promptness and the safety of our funds
stay safe, my friends
Utah just escalated its fight with Kalshi
the state filed 14 criminal charges against Kalshi and its founders over alleged illegal gambling activity
and in the case includes felony counts and cites sports wagers placed by an undercover agent
Kalshi says prediction markets fall under federal CFTC oversight and plans to fight the charges in court
this battle is getting closer to a Supreme Court showdown
the clearest explanation i've seen of how to turn X's algorithm breakdown into better content:
STOP treating X's algorithm like a cheat code. want more reach?
use its multipliers to engineer virality BEFORE you hit publish.
here's how each interaction compares with a like:
- someone copies the link: 30x
- someone you follow back replies: 30x
- a reply, a quote, or a DM share: 7.6x
- a follow from the post: 6x
- a repost: 1.5x
- a like: 1x
- a bookmark: 0
with this information, it's much easier to choose topics and structure your tweets around the actions you want readers to take.
example:
in the first case, you're writing an article about "How to Make Money in [YOUR NICHE]" and just sharing your thoughts. that's good, but it's not as shareable as it could be.
in the second case, you add market research, your personal workflow, or ready-to-use agents. something readers can use right away and send to their friends.
as a result, it can earn LIKES because it's useful, BOOKMARKS because people want to come back to it, and LINK SHARES because they know someone who needs it. it also gives new readers a reason to FOLLOW you and REPLY with questions or their own results.
my point is, "can someone boost my post?" shouldn't be your distribution strategy. "who would send this to a friend, and why?" should be part of writing it.
bookmark this and come back before your next post.
if you were the reader, who would you send it to, and why?
