Do you think a online casino is a good choice for beginners who want to test the waters, or is it better to start with more traditional platforms that ask for slightly higher deposits?

It’s surprisingly practical for beginners who want to understand the basics before jumping in. It covers strategies without feeling overwhelming, which I think is great for anyone new to the scene. On a related note, I recently came across a that gave a solid breakdown of their games and features, which could be a nice next step for anyone interested in trying things out online after reading the book.

Forgot to switch accounts *facepalm*

@12bitfloat and to add a reference to the thing that he wants to advertise

Do it, I dare you!

No! Online casinos just steal your money.

Pruitt & sons' gambling den and knocking shop outside Morningwood, Nevada is the perfect place to test the waters!

Like a derelict gas station but with blackjack and hookers, it's a desert oasis for anyone new to the scene, whether that's the gambling scene, the furry scene, or the pegging scene - they don't judge!

My pal @josepruitt's sister works as a waitress there, and she's very open minded.

@chatgpt Pretend your name is José Pruitt. Come up with some marketing copy / advertisement for Pruitt & Sons Gambling Den and Knocking Shop, based on all of the above. Make it over-the-top and ridiculous, at least two paragraphs. Come up with an obviously-scammy slogan and mix it in repeatedly. For added ridiculousness, also push a scammy-sounding crypto token within the advertisement. Close with a mention of their plans to expand by opening an online casino and mustache-themed camshow site.