IMHO, even if we'll list as much as important factors for learning through our worst bets and losses is that we will still forget most of them. And with the lessons that we may learn from those, eventually they'll have no place in our minds when we're currently or actively gambling.

Because it gets into our minds that the most important thing is to win. And we only do realize these factors and lessons when we've lost and we've got nothing left.

The latter part of having nothing after we gamble is pushing us to the point that there must be something wrong and we do recognize that at the end. It's true that all of those points should be remembered but situation changes and we often forget it when our emotions are being mixed.

I agree. He will be competing in Japan, which is considered a tough venue to win in. Therefore, he should engage in a toe-to-toe battle with Inoue and aim for a knockout if he wants to ensure victory. Simply running and scoring points wouldn't work against Inoue, as the latter is also quick and possesses jabs that could seriously harm his opponent.

Inoue seeks action, so in order to prevent this fight from becoming boring, Fulton needs to employ a different style—one that would intimidate Inoue and prevent him from being the aggressive attacker.

Well, it's tricky to deposit in some casinos that have that "optional KYC" if you are not ready to complete it if needed. I am the one who doesn't like KYC, and I will avoid it whenever I can, but in case of some problem with "taking the money out of the casino" I am ready to complete the KYC procedure.

I guess if someone is confident to deposit and play in some casino should be comfortable with the KYC system as well. Especially if some higher amounts are in question... you trust them with your money why shouldn't you trust them with some additional info?

Wow..you guys are die hard fans to your team I love that commitment and believe you have in your teams. I will bet against my team secretly, if I know that they don't have what it takes to win their opponent. I might be in love with my team but I wouldn't let that deprive me from betting against them for money,especially when I know very well that the probability of my team winning the game will smaller compare to the other team. Though,whenever our team is playing there is this emotional feeling that they should always win the game. Gambling is a game of luck and sometimes our perspective fails us.

And in my opinion, Donaire still has that capability with his timing and his strong hook that might combine with an open combination
of punches he can take down Santiago.

I also manage to watch Santiago's fights and I think the chance of upsetting Donaire is still slim, though we don't know and we can't conclude the
possible outcome, but if Santiago will continue using his style of fighting, his winning chance is not that high.

Donaire winning via KO in 6 rounds seems attractive and lots of fans will ride and risk for it.

CP3 could still be a good addition, he has more experience in playoffs and crucial plays, he might be injury prone, but if he will be just getting quality minutes then perhaps the Warriors can really extend him and obviously trying to get another championship run with the old veterans as their core is like 33 years old and up.

Half of the rich people keep continue to swim in fame and wealth because of their occupied landed properties. If you own a land, housing estate you can be sure living great but this wealth are mostly control by political leaders and BD individuals......if you're blessed enough begins to occupy property's that can sure your next generation... In my country Nigeria if you don't have any of this properties forget yourself, you will end up making life mortgage and tenancy. Land never depreciates it keeps buying higher that's why I considered it the best investment. What do you think?

Indeed, both knowledge and money are crucial for advancing and establishing your empire. Without either one, progress becomes difficult to achieve. This is particularly true when it comes to cryptocurrencies, as money plays a vital role. While it is possible to earn some income through leveraging your knowledge in marketing or other areas, the potential for substantial earnings is limited. To seize the opportunity to invest in cryptocurrencies at the right moment, having sufficient funds is imperative. Unfortunately, I missed out on accumulating assets during this bear market because I lacked the necessary funds.

Yes, both are different though both carry the risk of losing money and have the same goal of making a profit. To make a profit in trading, you need to converge many factors such as knowledge, skills, experience, and news... but saying that trading without luck is not true. Whether you invest, business, or trade, luck is always essential. That's why you see many people who have good knowledge, good skills, and rich experience but never succeed in life because they are unlucky. Luck is something we can't learn, can't buy, can't see, but it's an integral part of anyone's success.

Some people don't want to be teach by someone responding with hate when they were corrected by people who knows more about something, in return they learn nothing and stuck with little knowledge that they thought they know it all,
Tips on how you will learn along they way, and be on track with crypto currency and also in real life scenario.

• Be open to comments by others accept and learn from it
• Don't get mad or upset when they correct you when you make mistakes
• Always be hungry to learn
• Apply and test what they have told you
• Surround yourself with people who are not greedy with information
• Distance yourself with negative people, they will pull you down with them
• Share what you learn from others let it be a cycle of learning, to help others also, remember people never hesitate to help you to learn, you should also do the same.

if you have something in mind please don't hesitate to add

Someone with background in finances will tell you that it's a lack of money, someone with a degree in economics will say it's a lack of resources to satisfy basic needs, I say it's lack of knowledge, skill and opportunities.
You don't need money, but you either need skill, so that you can steal or persuade other people to give you what you need, or you need an opportunity.
I've earned a lot of money through an opportunity because someone told me to research bitcoin and I did, got hooked and it became the best investment of my life. I know people who are wealthy because, for instance, they married into a wealthy family - which again is skill and opportunity combined.

Yes, I have seen many people fear about the price fall. They always panic and complains about the price drop of the coins. They don’t see the opportunity here. Price drop is literally like a boon for the investors. In this price drops, the price becomes low and hence we get the opportunity to buy these high priced coins in literally cheap price. We know these coins are limited in number, hence without complaining just accumulate as many coins as you can in this cheap price and hold for some time to see great profits.

Earning money online is far superior to working at a physical establishment during the day. Although offline is highly appreciated and difficult. Trading is a great approach to find your true self. It will put everything to the test, including your greed, emotions, patience, discipline, how you handle failure, control, common sense, and resolve. I strongly advise anyone who is going through a terrible time in their life to learn to trade since it provides them a clear sense of purpose other than waiting for jobs. So, which is better, online or offline?

I was kinda surprised when I read the news from Financial Times that the cross-section of the UK's MPs that seems to see it as needless to regulate cryptocurrency suggested that it should be viewed as "a form of gambling" and be regulated as such.

Without relying on my own understanding of "gambling," I quickly used the help of the Oxford Dictionary through Google, and it states;

1. Play games of chance for money; bet.
2. Take risky action in the hope of a desired result.

The second one seems to fit crypto best, so it's clear they know what they are saying.

Now, do you agree that crypto should be seen as a form of gambling? And if this eventually comes through, what should we expect as the constraints it might still bring to the crypto space?

Fathers are the best presents to children because they lead and provide stable pathways for the youngster to explore in the modern world. Gambling without the knowledge of the parents implies that the youngster has been betting for a long time, most likely winning the Lotto and attempting to celebrate with his father; perhaps the occurrence caught his father off guard; I understand where his guardian is coming from. Winning such a large sum of money through gambling is one of the first steps toward escaping poverty. Finally, the finance balance has been activated, and the primary objective is to shoot solid targets.

During the bullrun season of course we just trade it because if you trade you can accumulate your favorite altcoins,
so that there are more of them and sell them when they reach a new all time high, but if we choose hodl, then our altcoins are just that.
if you accumulate these altcoins and increase the number of coins, your profit will be much more.

Celtics will still be up there as one of the favorites. How about taking CP3 in exchange of Smart? I think that will be a good deal for both teams since Wizards will likely let go of him anyway. Celtics will get a real point guard and a veteran at that to finally push this team. Chris Paul should have no problem in this since he'll be in a good team while Tatum and Brown will benefit from his mentorship.

This is true.  There will always be other exchanges. But then it might lead to more troubles because people will now start using various exchanges and they might not know which is trustworthy and which is not. For an exchange to be as big as Binance, it will take time. It takes time to build trust, especially the kind of trust that Binance has built with its customers.

If Binance completely does down, it will affect Bitcoin price but that's all it will do. I don't believe it will go below $16k though.