Another new, simple, and easy raffle on EarnBet's official X (Twitter) page has been posted.
Mechanics are straightforward; choose a letter from A, B, C, tag your friend, and reply with  your guess on their tweet.
Try out your luck now for a chance to win $50 in BTC.



Source: https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/1999205006243672180

Yes. You'll get more reward if you risk more, but vice versa, you'll also end up losing more if you don't manage your bankroll. Just like you said, gambling is highly unpredictable, so, for me, I would rather bet small and get a chance to win that jackpot multiplier than bet big and lose it all faster than a cheetah running after a rabbit. 

It sure is. The tasks are easy, and they constantly dish out these raffles/giveaways, like every 3 days. It's a fun and sometimes (if you're lucky) rewarding social media page. EarnBet sure knows how to engage with their followers.

Because it's unpredictable and we don't know when we'll hit the jackpot, we must adapt with conscious control and avoid pushing even if we still have a balance. With consistent bankroll management and good bankroll management, we'll eventually experience the same feeling as the player who won $577 in 15 spins with a bet of just $0.20. This is based on experience, as I've hit the jackpot before, although I've rarely experienced big wins. I support taking risks, but be careful with your control.

I agree that proper bankroll management is essential in gambling, and betting small can prolong playtime while chasing potential wins. However, the inherent house edge ensures that, over the long term, most players lose. This mathematical advantage means casinos retain a percentage of every bet (typically 2-5% for table games like blackjack or roulette, and up to 15% for slots). A study analyzing over 700,000 online gamblers found that only 4% profited over five years, while 96% incurred losses ... which is ... enormous.

Statistically, the expected value is negative; for every $100 wagered with a 5% edge, you lose $5 on average. Over time, variance evens out, leading to net losses. IMO, responsible gambling involves recognizing this and setting strict limits!

Damn, first half of your post, you got me thinking, oh great, he's now leaving the cigarette addiction, turned it into gambling, albeit still might be an addiction, but at least, it's a healthier option; but then at the last part, you throw in a curve ball and say that's not the case. LMAO
Well, whatever the case may be, it's great that you won; that might be your sign to focus on gambling rather than burning those paper sticks. 

Hey there Earnbet Team, what about some special surprise for the Christmas period ?
A lot of your competitors are launching special December promotions like special races, superspins, advent calendars, daily bonuses,  tickets for special raffles your earn just by wagering and stuff like that : I am eager to unbox the gift you are cooking for us  

Exactly. However, the maximum amount I should have been able to withdraw was $61 from a $6 deposit. I kept trying until my balance dropped to $50. The next few spins did not produce any more profit, so I decided to withdraw the funds.

It will be interesting to see the result of your bet. I hope you are luckier than I am. Since it is already the end of 2025, who knows, there may be a bonus from EarnBet for certain criteria. I will try again.

Their recent contest and tournament just ended yesterday, so my guess is they will launch a new one in the next few days.
Probably another poker-related tournament, just like what memehunter ran last week, or another Slot Multiplier Contest like what LM has posted on the Games and Rounds board.
What I would like to see is a Christmas-related contest, maybe an art contest?

Here you go with the new one- https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5568587.0

As for the Christmas surprise, I wasn't informed of anything. Perhaps the team is secretly preparing something special for its loyal users.