Today, 10:47 AM
I’ve been down a pretty similar road, mostly because I got tired of mixing my betting stuff with my regular bank account. A couple of years ago I started separating things and crypto made that easier. With Litecoin in particular, fees are low enough that you don’t feel robbed just for moving money around, and confirmations are quick so you’re not stressing before kickoff. What I personally use for sports is ltc betting, mainly because it doesn’t overcomplicate things. You deposit, pick your match, place the bet, done. I’ve tried a few other platforms where the interface felt like a casino cockpit, buttons everywhere, popups, promos screaming at you, and it honestly killed the mood. Here it feels closer to just browsing odds and making a decision. One thing I learned the hard way is to always double-check the network when sending LTC; sounds obvious, but messing that up once makes you very careful forever. Also, I keep notes on my bets, nothing fancy, just a text file, because it helps me see patterns in my own behavior. Most of my losses come from late-night impulse bets, not bad odds. Using Litecoin also helped me stick to a budget since I only gamble what I’ve already set aside in crypto.