any free crypto wallets worth using, or is it all a faff?

to be fair, any card with no annual fee does the job as long as you set up a direct debit to clear it in full every month, otherwise the interest eats you alive. i only use mine for Defender parts and the odd bit of brewing kit, cant be doing with the faff of cashback schemes and points. check your ...

had a go on one of these megaways slots on my phone once, reet after a Wednesday home game when my brother-in-law wouldnt shut up about it. Put a tenner in thinking id be sat there till teatime. Gone in about twelve minutes, which is quicker than the Defender gets through a tank of diesel, to be ...

anything promising no refusals usually means daft interest rates, to be fair

to be fair, anonymous payments plus slots sounds like a daft way to lose alot of money without anyone noticing, me included. if its not got a licence and a proper way to cash out, i wouldnt touch it with a bargepole. id rather put my tenner towards a pint or a part for the Defender, at least i ...

getting on the electoral roll helped mine alot more than I expected, to be fair.

genuine question for anyone who plays poker for real money, is there actually a way to come out ahead over a year or is it just a daft way to lose a few quid? Ive only ever played for pennies with the brother-in-law over a few pints of my home brew, so to be fair im no expert. Whats the sensible way ...

had a similar thing a few years back, mate. signed up to some site shouting about weekly cashback, lost about forty quid on roulette one saturday while the brew was bubbling away in the garage, and got precisely nowt back cos it was slots only, buried in the small print. my brother in law still ...

best way to play roulette is dont, to be fair. house always wins, and id rather spend that fifty quid on a decent barrel of ale or a gasket set for the Defender, at least i get something to show for it. brilliant if you fancy a daft night out with a set limit, but anyone thinking its a system to ...

to be fair my take on refer a friend schemes is theyre fine when its something boring like broadband or energy, where you both get a bit of credit and nobody loses out. I got £50 off my last bill that way and a tenner of that went straight on hops, so cant complain. Its always a bit of a faff though ...