If we applied the same system on trading platforms that has a copy-trade feature, obviously, it will just be visible to those who will buy the service. As I said previously here, there's no way it will be free therefore those users have to pay first before they can see the bets. The commission will surely be not present on this as that does not make sense to apply if there's already a fee before anyone can access the copy-bet features.

In other words, users really don't need this copy-bet feature as pre-game analysis are now available everywhere and can act as our reference. It's on us now how to form an analysis using those about a certain match

Not siding with Arum but somehow, we can't hide the fact that his big influence also plays a role in why most of his top fighters are able to earn big money throughout their career. What if Pacquiao didn't land on a big promoter, I doubt he will have some big fights while at the peak of his career. Bob Arum, being a professional businessman in this industry knows how to make big revenue in a certain match. Of course, without a big money flowing on a certain match, how can they even pay their boxers with that guaranteed money (that was different from purse split)?

Boxing is really business at some point, but somehow a boxer can build a legacy while also doing business at the same time.

Every user here should accept that KYC will be bound to ask in the future even if we don't like it or not. That's the reality we need to accept as every crypto-related service is now hitting with regulations even if it doesn't make sense to ask for a crypto-gambling site.

As for KYC, I hope it will only ask it if it's really necessary or something that it really needs to ask for.

Also stick to the no-mandatory KYC policy as that will discourage every crypto-gambler to use the site providing there are lots of sites that are still KYC friendly.

Since that was just a plan, therefore, don't expect a confirmation yet.

Canelo is looking forward to a rematch but Bivol honestly doesn't have anything to gain if he will fight him again. Bivol's goal is to build a strong legacy by taking more championship belts that's why it's obvious that he will go instead against a Champion, and that's against Beterbiev to unify the belts at 175 given the latter will win against Yarde next year.

Bivol might consider taking a rematch against Canelo if the former will fight instead at 168 as there's a belt at stake there. Although that was unlikely to happen as why Bivol should consider going down as he already dominating the 175 unless he also wants to take all the belts at the super middleweight in the future. But from 175 to 168, that would be tough.

Don't worry as there is no way Magnolia will fail in the elimination round even if they will lose all their remaining games. Their playoff spot is already secure and what's left is the final seeding and who will have the advantage in the Quarterfinals. The worst-case scenario for them, let's say they will lose all their remaining games is still not even at worst, as they will still have the chance to get the twice-to-beat advantage in the Quarterfinals.

Their next game is against SMB and I hope no "Sagip Kapamilya" will happen as SMB is currently in a tight spot now and every win is a must.

Medyo na-surprise ako sa gap ng odds between Dallas Mavericks at Los Angeles Clippers. Kung nakikita ng ilan dito, obvious diehard Dallas Mavericks fan and plano ko sanang mag-bet sa kanila. Pero @1.3 mukhang di ko na papatulan at may biglang sipa din itong Los Angelese Clippers e lalo na pag pumutok sa Paul George. Kung sana at least @1.7-@1.8 for Mavericks pwede ko pa sana iconsider hehe.

Medyo napaisip tuloy ako hanggang saan ang kaya kong irisk sa handicap nila while at the same time, worthy din ang odds.

Mavericks -6.5 @ 1.93

Palag na to.

In other words, Naoya Inoue has every advantage in this fight starting from the venue, fans, skills, power, and many more to mention. With those advantages, I can't see how Paul Butler can't even match Inoue at any point. Moreover, it will be the biggest break for Paul Butler's career that he even thinks he will still have a chance to fight in a unification fight knowing champions in the bantamweight division are all tough for him (Donaire, Inoue, Casimero).

Butler got this big break that's why regardless of the odds and how strong Inoue is, he should be aggressive no matter what.

Quitting is not really a necessary thing to do but everyone can do gambling slowly. By doing gambling slowly, it means just being a casual gambler and not a heavy one. It really depends on our own how we control our gambling activity. Taking a break would be nice and come back later on if you think you are now ready to do gambling again.

Try to be responsible as much as possible. No one can blame here but ourselves if we turned out being sh*t by doing gambling.

Such features and services surely will not be free. I doubt a casual gambler like you OP or let's say those who don't have time will spend a decent amount to subscribe to that kind of service. Since good sports bettors worked their way hard, they won't be satisfied with just a commission. They should get another payment for being selected as the bettor to be copied by these subscribers.

I think we should not take sports betting into a bit more technical and hassle. If you don't have time to follow sports, then it's our problem anymore. If you want to do sports betting at least make some effort to help yourself to choose the right bet.

Gambling-related problems really depend on how the person will handle it.

No matter what the government does to work on reducing gambling-related issues, it can't control the inner self of every gambler.

The best solution is to consider the whole gambling illegal in that region and any form are gambling is subject to heavy penalties. Of course, for a gambling-friendly country, that is not really possible.

If the lottery is about picking the exact 6 drawn numbers in any order, your chances are still low. If the lottery is about picking all purchased tickets, then your chance depends on how many tickets was being sold. Furthermore, just hope that luck hits you.

It even has more chance to be hit by lightning than being a lotto jackpot winner.

Good luck then!

Take it or leave it. Why some people are against exhibition matches and are frustrated about retired boxers participating in that, these boxers are enjoying money out of retirement. A wise way to use their build popularity that they constructed over thru years.

If you are sick of those matches, better just ignored them. Somehow on a positive note, there are people who didn't able to witness some legendary boxers during their active days that's why exhibition matches are one of the chances they have to see those legendary boxers.

With that win, they might be able to clinch their current spot and will have a twice-to-beat advantage in the Quarterfinals.

Their last 2 games in this elimination will be against NorthPort and Brgy. Ginebra.

They might extend their winning streak to 8 against NorthPort as I'm sure they can handle them. Although against Brgy. Ginebra, that would be tough.

I don't hide my gambling activity but I'm not that kind of always showing it off either. I will just do it my usual way.

If ever someone knows I do gamble, I really don't care. I will mine my own business.

If they approach me and ask me about gambling-related concerns, I am even willing to give them a good response.

Regardless, the said casino was introduced here by OP as not trustworthy because of that delay in withdrawals. However, in case OP backs here and gives us an update that the site now finally pays him, it's a no-brainer if someone will still play on that site.

It's good that the site was being mentioned here with that problem for others to be able to avoid it.

I'm just wondering how they were able to encounter that unpopular website.

Contact their support. If they respond then good. If not, then give them time.

If still no response, bump their inactive ANN thread. If there's none, create a thread about your concern if it is really necessary now to do so.

But if I'm not mistaken, all casinos that run a signature campaign here have their own ANN thread. Did I miss one?

There is no better option because, in the first place, you didn't know what will be the result. It's a matter of being satisfied with your supposed profit or expecting more. That's why it's called gambling in the first place right? You just didn't hit the win that's why you end up on a concern like that.

Regrets are really part of gambling. What if you won instead and were able to take home that $300+ win?

Up to you to decide what to do next if ever you end up again in that situation.

Regardless if it's crypto or not, there will always be a person that will do a sh*tty act like that and sometimes those persons are just within your circle of friends that supposedly, you won't expect to do such crap. "Money is money".

Besides, I don't see why we should tell others about how much we owned, whether it's crypto or fiat. It's not making sense to me and that alone is already enough reason why I shouldn't do that. I can share my experience like the one in the story but to tell the exact amount I've been putting up on crypto-trading or any related crypto-investment, there's no way I will tell that specific detail, especially my current holdings and profits.

Generally, just stay low-key as much as possible.

Is that story really true? What an unfortunate guy as he is surrounded by bullsh*t friends.

Paul Butler keeping a distance against Inoue most of the time is just increasing his chances of losing. I think I already pointed out before that if Butler wants to build his legacy and eagerly wants to win, he needs to go toe-to-toe. Running away most of the time just to avoid that close encounter with Inoue won't yield him good points every round.

However, if Butler is just there for the experience and just doesn't want to be ended up being KO by Inoue, then running will be his priority lol. But it doesn't make sense to do because he was already at the biggest fight of his career where in fact, he didn't even expect to be there fighting for a unification match. Therefore, he should do everything to win.

With that said, I believed Paul Butler will go toe-to-toe against Inoue regardless of the risks, and may the strong man win.

Not sure about that lots of talk for Casimero once he wins here. Akaho is now at his considered veteran age for a boxer and is not even included in the top rankings. That's why I'm not seeing Casimero winning this match will result in a big appreciation for him since, in the first place, he should have the upper hand in this fight.

Casimero will be back again in the champion-level discussion once he slowly climbs the top ranks.