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A slang word used to describe shady business practices where a game developer or similar company uses randomized packages, also known as "loot boxes", to offer some part of the game back to the player or consumer, typically with a way to spend real world money to purchase said packages.
EA has added micro-gambling to it's new game Star Wars Battlefront 2.
The act of hitting rock bottom so that all one can gamble away are necessities.
Ex. Poor Greg, after last night he lost so much he had to grocery gamble to try get out of debt.
Poor Greg, after last night he lost so much he had to grocery gambling to try get out of debt.
When you eat some questionable food knowing that it might cause intestinal distress but proceed anyway.
That day old shrimp was a real pants gamble, but I was so hungry that it totally worth it.
slang for "I can't wait to win big"
Person 1: "You going to the casino?"
Person 2: "Naw... Just really not into gambling boys"
A domain expansion that allow's the person to gamble
Hakari: "im losing this fight... TIME TO GAMBLE. domain expansion: Idle death gamble"
A domain expansion that allows someone to gamble
Hakari: "hehe funni gamble let me win. Domain expansion: idle death gamble
Dark market gambling operators typically do not have gambling licences with minimal 'know your customer', 'anti-money laundering' and customer welfare controls in place. These dark market gambling sites mostly use forms crypto currency as money for gambling.
If you play on dark market gambling sites, make sure the games are provably fair. Dark market gambling sites sometimes have Curaçao licences, but never licences from regulated jurisdictions.