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11 Jul 2020
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Is it normal to say: "I bet on a machine at the casino"?
Is it normal to say: "I bet on a machine at the casino"?
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Sure. I recommend that you play gambling on English or foreign resources to develop your vocabulary and understanding in this subject, plus this is a great opportunity to earn money. I recommend you a resource https://casinoscanada.reviews/les-nouveaux-casi... go and study the review of new online casinos Canada, this will greatly facilitate your selection of a resource for the game, because it contains all the relevant information about ratings, bonuses for newbies and all the features of the game, good luck!
- English (UK)
Yes, of course this is how you can talk about slot machines. But you should know this can lead to gambling addiction. Yes, this usually happens if you play casino games, but this is probably if you play for money, and if you play only for fun and without money, then the influence is probably not so strong, especially since every decent site gives a link to controlling gambling attraction, for example, at the bottom of the online casino website https://jennycasino.com/top-rated-online-casinos/ that is, in the footer there is a direct link to an organization that explains the effect of gambling on the human body.
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