For a casual or small time, pastime, or between just friends or a known person, they can do cockfighting without the need for any paper or documents.

For legally operated cockfighting arenas where fights happened regularly like an everyday operation, those cocks should be registered with their official breeders. They can't just go there and put their cocks on the fight to earn money.

Since it's business, the organizers are paying taxes, as usual, that's why authorities shut down those operations that are running under the shadows.

Actually, even if it's not a habit for everyone to read TOS, as long as "we know the drill" expect that we won't experience such problems while playing on that said site. What are those "drills" I'm referring to? Should be basic and have no need to detail.

The only time I really read seriously the content of a Terms and Conditions (of course I read the basics) are those involved and related in the site's promotions and bonuses. That's because, obviously, it's associated with mandatory requirements (wagering requirements) and restrictions that we need to fully understand.

I do think none as that kind of game is always subject to fairness. We don't know if we are battling against a real human.

If you want that kind of gambling, found a game related to that and opened a challenge here.

The same as what I did before on the game, Mobile Legends, where I found challenges here with staked money.

That's the reality that SMB is facing now. We can't just say it will be the same scenario when Alaska before put them in a 3-1 lead but they were able to bounce back. The Bay Area Dragons are obviously different from that Alaska team.

Regardless, I believed that SMB won't surely allow being swept by a foreign team.

Sorry to say that their import is really not that tough even in eliminations. In Game 2, it's only JuneMar Fajardo who prevents being overpowered by the Dragons' defense even with how hard they defended him, unlike those SMB shooters that didn't find a way to get back on track, especially their import.

As far as reading back where the topic of deposit can be considered as an investment started, I think that's not what the whole thing is all about. I didn't read somewhere that someone considered depositing money in a casino as an investment in the first place, are there really people who will think that?

Although targeting profits, it's obvious that deposits we made in casinos can't act in the same way as we put money on the usual investment.

If someone thinks that way, they need to be put on a serious learning.

And with that 30 points production from LeBron James last night's win against the Denver Nuggets, he's now 765 points short of passing Kareem Abdul Jabar on being the top NBA All-Time scoring leader. Not a big deal for others especially for his critics but that is something difficult to achieve even with an intentional stat-padding on every game.

Also agree that they are now starting getting a in good rhythm unlike during their early games that they can really be considered as a flop team.

That win last night without Anthony Davis is something of good progress and development on the team as they lose a player with an average of 30 PPG there but they were able to fill that gap against a good team. If they will continue on that good progress, they will soon be able to climb the standing.

Can you mention these 2 big gambling platforms?

Do they actually really say that they are decreasing the monthly bonuses because of financial-related problems?

If that is so, isn't it will result in a much worst situation since their users might think that these platforms are not worthy to put trust in anymore as they are close to facing a financial struggle that might lead to closing the platform?

I believed there are projects that are still worth it during the last 2 years but we really need to hear some feedback from those active bounty hunters themselves. Or maybe those popular bounty managers have information on whether their hold projects began to establish a good run when listed on the market.

But one thing is for sure, gone are those days when even a project has no good use case always reaching its hard-cap targets.

However, it's a good thing that their hype is gone since it also lessens the activities of those sh*t owners and developers.

Outside the forum or those who are not much lurking here are those who still joined the airdrop.

Airdrops related to doing a project's testnet are one of the most popular airdrops today that started from not being hyped but because some of the projects that did this make sounds in the crypto-world, the hyped was started to create awareness.

Now up to users if they will put an effort into joining those or not.

Paul Butler reaches the point that he wants to take a shot to throw a series of multiple punches but is afraid and hesitant to do that as that will open his defense and Inoue can quickly look at that. For a boxer to feel that hesitation, shows us that Butler and Inoue do have a distant gap in terms of everything. I also hoped those who expect some upsets here should now understand that it's not just about popularity but technically speaking, Inoue has the clear upper hand on this match.

We will now wait for Naoya Inoue's next goal and he's expected to move up after his big achievement on the Bantamweight.

Locking the thread now.

There's no perfect business in every field and industry. What's the problem with that if in the first place, the companies are settling the issues?

If those issues are not being addressed properly, then that's the time we can call that company a shi*ty one. Also depends on the issues as sometimes, complaints about casinos don't have enough basis to prove the site's crappy service.

Might be better if you point out some specific threads as examples.

Since it's now real trades and real money is now at risk, that affects the person's serious approach different from what they experienced during demo trading.

The enjoyment, comfort, and risk-free experience in demo trading are not present now in real trades that's why new traders began not focusing on their goals.

They should think that trading is not that easy to do but on the bright side, can deal with the right strategy as long they are serious about building a good trading experience. Losing is part of the game and even professional ones still lose today. What matter there is, they learn after losses and try to minimize it as they progress.

I do think that the Beermen can force and extend another series on Sunday but to expect them to win the series is something really tough.

SMB shows their real strength in Game 1 but still, they lose, and with that, the Dragons realized what needs to be done in Game 2. They were able to limit the offense of those SMB sharpshooters and just try to keep it that way the whole game.

It would be a good achievement and big recognition to the entire PBA community if SMB will still be able to pass the Dragons here in Semis.

The Golden State Warriors should try to fill Steph Curry's 30 PPG and take note that it's always a consistent performance for him.

It's also worth noting that even though Curry does some monster stats per game, the Warriors sometimes still lose.

Let's see the adjustment of their players, especially those who enjoy and signed a big contract with the team during the off-season.

I think these kinds of questions should already be a basic thing for gambling owners that wants to establish a gambling site as long as those involved in running it are knowledgeable already about anything related to gambling.

The ones that need to be taken care of are those feedback and reviews once the site now started operation.

Though to give some main concerns, crypto-gamblers don't like the idea of mandatory KYC and obviously, deposits and withdrawals should be smooth. The assigned forum representatives should also be dedicated to their work here and always keep in touch with the community.

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We called that game here in our country "sungka". A famous traditional past-time game here. But if applied to gambling, I found it not interesting.

Never seen that game too on casino platforms as that is competition between two "real-players".

You will play against a robot or AI here if included in online casinos.

Trust the casino's respective operation managers or persons specified in that field to work on how to manage energy consumption.

For sure, that concern is always part of the main things to be looked at.

Since most here are not involved in the casino operation, most responses we can read here is just an observation based on our own knowledge.

I think if there's a coin exchange conservation directly on the gambling site, it will affect the number of coin reserves per coin wallet if there will be a massive conversion that will take place not unless the gambling site will put a limit on it per user. Especially, if the rates are good, that might be taken advantage of by some users that won't actually play on that site but rather just enjoy the good exchange rates.

That also requires other work for gambling sites since, in the first place, they should prioritize only their gambling side operation and nothing else.

What's also the use of allowing and supporting different coin deposits on their platforms, if at the end, they will allow their users to exchange it on other coins? The best thing would be, just deposit what you think is the good coin to be used.


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That example seems not also make sense to me since that's the payment system of the signature campaign you have joined and you agree with it.

Do you mean the altcoin's technical side? Therefore, just tuned-in on their respective threads for updates or what so. There are lots of altcoins around that you can't expect to have a dedicated section just for its technical side.

Since there are lots of altcoins, you will really see discussions related to price or investment, and that includes predictions and speculations.

Can you share some of those threads that you think are not appropriate in this section?