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1261  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 24, 2020, 05:34:46 PM
Man Utd vs Sheff Utd - Home win
Newcastle vs Villa - Home win
Norwich vs Everton - Draw
Wolves vs Bournemouth - Home win
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace - Home win
I have the same picks but to be exact I have

2 - 0 win for Utd
2 - 0 for Newcastle
1 - 1 draw in Norwich - Everton match
2 - 0 win for Wolves and
2 - 0 win for Liverpool.

Just noticed all win with 2 - 0 lol, I would say co-incidence from my side.

I'm backing United to win but not sure I'd put money on just them. Maybe stick them in an accumulator.
A double on Utd and Liverpool @ 1.88 is looking very good to me.

I went for all one-nils on all the games except Norwich/Everton where I went for 1-1. It was between that or 0-0. Just watching the Man U game now and they're already 1-up and I think they'll probably get a couple more. They've already had one disallowed. All other games are currently 0-0 at 34 minutes played.

I am happy with this double but adding Wolves so now odds are @2.92 hopefully this will works for us and we in this tonight.

Wolves should win, but I think it will be close hence my 1-0 pick.
1262  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 24, 2020, 02:00:10 PM
Man Utd vs Sheff Utd - Home win
Newcastle vs Villa - Home win
Norwich vs Everton - Draw
Wolves vs Bournemouth - Home win
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace - Home win

Lots of PL games tonight, the above are my predictions.

Yeah, those are what I've gone for as well. The Norwich match is shaky for me and could see any result in that but when I can't split them I go for a draw. Norwich need some points if they want to stay up but I don't think they're strong enough to beat Everton, and I don't think Everton are decent enough to beat them away.

My big bet today goes on Man Utd to win @1.5. They looked good to me against Spurs and were the better team almost whole match. Sheffield was a tough nut to crack before the restart but now they look very vulnerable. They conceded 3 goals from Newcastle and I dare you to tell me when was the last time Newcastle scored 3 or more goals without googling it Smiley They looked bad against A. Villa as well, at least parts of the match I looked live. I just don't see a way for Man Utd to drop points today and I am backing them with shitload of money rather then spreading some of that on other favorites like Wolves or LFC who should also win their matches without problems.

I'm backing United to win but not sure I'd put money on just them. Maybe stick them in an accumulator.
1263  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 23, 2020, 01:19:14 PM


Yup...  I was expecting them to hold City at 2 - 0 by full time.  But no...  

And with the Chelsea match next?  Totally not happy.  I hope Aguero could play or at least be on the bench.

Edit:  FJ gave me a 10 USD free bet.  I made a 6 game parlay.  Lol.  

LCFC vs Brighton under 3.5, Spurs vs West Ham over 8.5 corners, NUFC vs Aston Villa home team double chance, Southampton vs Arsenal over 8.5 corners and City vs Chelsea over 8.5 corners at 7.02ish.

What do you guys think?

I'd stay well away from corners. Sometimes there's loads and other times there's hardly any. I used to put on a lot of the bets where it was like both teams to score, over 4.5 corners, a corner in each half and over x amount of cards etc and it was usually always the corners that let me down. Stopped doing them really unless there's a great offer and the corners aren't really more than 4.5. 9 is too much though.
1264  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 23, 2020, 08:48:25 AM
EDIT - just seen the news - ‘ White Lives Matter Burnley ‘ - banner flown over the stadium last night - Total Dickheads !!!
Burnley 'ashamed and embarrassed' by banner flown above Etihad Stadium during Man City game https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53145201

Lol. What's wrong with that? Personally I think we should be keeping politics out of football, but if they are doing things like BLM then players and fans should be able to support what they want. I remember a while ago UEFA condemned fans showing the Palestinian flag to deeming it to be an “illicit banner”. I'm not sure how a country's flag is illicit but I know they'd never allow an Arab Lives Matter banner despite mass human rights abuses going on in Palestine by Israel, but they'd never dare do that so I'm not sure how they choose what to show support to. Some Qatari players in 2017 were fined for wearing t shirts that were deemed to breach the rules against political statements and Granit Xhaka and Xherdan Shaqiri were also fined in the World Cup for making "hand gestures with political overtones" so I'm not sure why the rules have changed, or is it only political statements that UEFA agrees with? But that's why I think they should stay out of this stuff. Either let fans and players show support to whatever they want or don't force them to take part in things en masse.

I don't even think players should be wearing the poppy for Remembrance day during matches. It's kind of meaningless when it's something that is forced upon people, especially when they don't give a shit about whatever they're meant to be showing support for. I mean, how many players are wearing the BLM shirts when they're actually racist? Kinda defeats the point and I don't like all this bending over to political pressure from those who screech the loudest. I can guarantee you that other groups will start screeching that they want their logos or catchphrases on the back of shirts at some point and the PL will probably cave to that and then it's a slippery slope.
1265  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: The UFC Info and Prediction Thread on: June 23, 2020, 08:26:44 AM
Anyone watched the Max Rohskopf fight where the corner was not calling off the fight even though he said he do not want to continue which was really brutal on the corners part as he was in the fight at a short notice and he was not able to cope up with the fight and he said he wanted to quit but the corner was not willing to call off the fight and i am sure the commission will take some action against the corner for that.

I haven't seen it as it doesn't seem to have show up on youtube yet, but I have respect for the guy. A lot of fighters don't know when to quit or throw in the towel, even when they're struggling to walk back to their corner or get back up from it between rounds. If you know you're defeated, mentally, physically or both then there's not much point walking out just so you can get knocked down. I liked Dana's response to the situation as well. Hopefully he'll give him another shot at some point.

Interesting news today!
Jon Jones challenged Mike Tyson for boxing fight if he also accepts fight in octagon after that.
Don't he knows that Tyson is 53 years old man... cringe  Undecided
https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/2020/06/jon-jones-challenges-mike-tyson-to-fights-in-the-boxing-ring-octagon

He's just getting embarrassing now, even if he is only joking. Tyson shouldn't be fighting anyone at his age, but if he does it should be someone his age at least. JJ asking for both a boxing match and an MMA match with him is just stupid. He seems like he really is desperate now to keep his name in the limelight.
1266  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 23, 2020, 07:08:27 AM
Anyone gone for anything other than home wins on both the games today? I don't think Spurs and Leicester should have too much trouble at home against West Ham and Brighton. I suppose the only possible issues is them both fighting relegation.

12 minutes gone & 0-0 at the Etihad, fully expecting City to win this comfortably. Burnley won’t be able to contain City for too long.

I expected them to win comfortably but not by 4 or 5. I predicted 2-0 on the pool but was thinking of going with 3-0. A friend said it would be 5 or 6-0 so I asked if he wanted to take the 4-6 City goals and I take 1-3. I regret that now haha. I don't think Burnley are a bad team really and didn't expect them to get turned over, though I didn't watch this game so don't know how they played.
1267  Other / Meta / Re: Suggestion: Make it just a little more difficult to create a new account. on: June 23, 2020, 06:50:58 AM
I think it is far too easy for bots and spammers to create accounts here en masse, but bots and spammers could just as easily create email accounts en masse too, so it probably won't really do much apart from give them another hoop to jump through. It may deter some but not the worse offenders.

It's simple, there is no email confirmation just to keep a higher level of anonymity. No strings attached.
This was the real Satoshi vision (not referring to the scammy shitcoin here) - freedom and anonymity!
And theymos is following this vision greatly, except for the ClouldFlare drawback but there he has no other option to protect the forum from DDoS attacks.

Is that the actual reasoning behind why we don't have it though? I don't think I've seen theymos (or satoshi) mention that.
1268  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2020, 04:52:53 PM
Just check the pool 1 Draw 1 Burnly win and 23 for Manchester City win just 6 members not done any pick until now after watching Arsenal match its look like easy win for City is on card.

I'm really surprised someone went with the Burnley win. Pretty surprised with the draw though to to be honest, but you never know.

Surprised nobody backed Everton to win, and only two picked the draw including me.
You and webtricks got massive luck in fact I wonder how did you do that. Picking a draw when Liverpool is playing is really hard. I was even F wording to webtricks LOL, taking it back by the way.

In the City match I am expecting high score. I gone with 4 - 0 for City.

Personally I just saw it as one of those games that was potentially going to be really close. Then add to the fact that it's the first game back in three months and it's a scouse derby, and give the home advantage to Liverpool. You win some and you lose some though as I didn't do that great on all the others.
1269  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2020, 04:11:24 PM
Man City should win comfortably tonight. Anyone gone for anything other than a home win? Wouldn't be surprised if it was a 100% home win prediction.

Not gonna lie, this one has put a significant dent in my wallet. I managed to cover part of the loses live betting later on but it hurt anyway. Well it is what it is, today is a new day and opportunity to cash big Smiley This time next year we'll be millionaires as Del used to say.

Put a big one on one sportsbook (all my remaining balance haha) on a single, and lost 2 other parlays (it was the last leg too) so yeah, a huge dent in mine too. Haha.


You guys just bet on Liverpool to win? I mentioned before it's far too risky betting on games right now as it's far too predictable and many teams are still shaky.
1270  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 21, 2020, 07:01:57 PM
Surprised nobody backed Everton to win, and only two picked the draw including me. Everybody else went for the 'Pool win. It was a hard choice for me between the 1-1 or a 1-0 away win but I figured I'd take the risk as it's a derby and the first game back so Liverpool could struggle a bit. Game has been pretty boring so far though Liverpool are the obvious better team. Hopefully Everton can hold them off for a draw but I think Liverpool will score. I just hope Everton can too so I get the perfect score.
1271  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 21, 2020, 08:47:08 AM
Arsenal are shit. Was going to get a point from the draw then they go and concede in the last minute of the game. Hayhay overtook me by 0.5 again. Today's games are another lot of hard to predict ones. Gone for provisional draws but might change them as I'm going for too many draws. I know if I change them though they'll probably come in  Cheesy. My main concerns are can Liverpool and Chelsea pull off away wins. They should be able to but I'm not convinced, especially after being so long without play. Could be a rough start.

After long break I am trying to login in my account on www.superbru.com but they are not allowing me to login and I am fail to place my predictions feeling this first season is already end for me hopefully now I will be in for next season and try to part of this fun and enjoyment.

What's your username on there? Did you get it sorted? I saw a couple of users were getting some automatic points from deffered scores so maybe you didn't do as bad as you thought. Players get a handful of them if they miss picks.
1272  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 20, 2020, 01:34:10 PM
Was looking forward to a point from the 0-0 draw on the Watford/Leicester game then Chilwell went and scored a screamer in the 90th minute. Even worse was tokeweed and hayhay (who is 0.5 points behind me) would have got the full three points. Then Watford's Dawson goes and scores an overhead kick in the last minute of play to get me the correct 1-1. Was a largely uneventful game until the last dying moments but both goals were great. I think a lot of the games will be close or potential draws today.
1273  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 19, 2020, 09:16:51 PM
Fucking Dier giving away a penalty with ten minutes to go screwing up my perfect score. United probably deserved a goal though and 1-1 was a fair score as the game was pretty 50-50 and Lloris pulled off a couple of great saves. Glad VAR actually did something useful for once and disallowed the second penalty that was given as it clearly wasn't a penalty.

Can't say I'm that excited about the games tomorrow but I'll probably watch the Watford - Leicester City one. Leicester trying to stay in the Champion's League spots and Watford are trying to avoid relegation.
1274  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 19, 2020, 08:11:22 PM
Gone for 1-0 on the United game and it's that score at halftime. Hopefully they can hold out but I think there will be more goals.

The fake crowd noise is much better in this game. Even the cheers when they scored seemed to be much more natural than the other matches.

After long break I am trying to login in my account on www.superbru.com but they are not allowing me to login and I am fail to place my predictions feeling this first season is already end for me hopefully now I will be in for next season and try to part of this fun and enjoyment.

Contact support. Surely you can reset your account via email or something.
1275  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 19, 2020, 10:27:18 AM
What do you think guys? The good teams are good, and the shit teams are shit. I didn't notice much difference in fitness, other than some players looking cramped up around 70th min or so, but speed wise everyone looked as sharp as regular early season.

Don't agree that score should be changed. Ref decision is final and that's football hallowed ground. Mistakes happen and the ref is usually right. This was a tech failure and a lesson to be learnt. We'll go bonkers if we can change the score after the fact.

Yeah. You can't turn it off on dazn. Seemed a bit weird at first but it's probably better than nothing really. I prefer it just as background noise rather than them turning the chanting up when there's something happening. That's what makes it sound fake or bad.  Just have it as a constant thing just to drown out the silence.

It's not bad on Bundesliga, because the sounds aren't always manipulated like you say and the timing's good when they do manipulate it. The stream I had had a half-second delay or so on reactions, and they overdid it. Like almost every interception had the crowd gasping when there really wasn't a need to, like thos overexcited commentators I grew up listening to for whom every attempt brought them to frenzy -- but the half second delay was a tad annoying. I know, I'm whining, what else can I do =p It wasn't an issue for the City-Arsenal game though.



The sound was better on the City match. I would prefer it as a consistent thing just like as background noise. Doing fake crowd noises and oohs and ahhs when there's a near miss or goal seems a bit weird.

anyone here mind sharing their Spurs - Man Utd predictions? i'm expecting either a red devils win or a draw, both teams have been so inconsistant this season, but I think manchester have the edge on this one.



10-0 to Manchester  Grin. Probably not a good idea for people to give their picks out before the game, unless they lie to throw you off Grin. I think these games are far too difficult to predict right now given they're the first matches back from a big break so anything can happen so it's probably best not to listen to others picks. Just go with your own reasoning. I think there could be a either a lot of bore draws maybe even with goalless games or matches with loads of goals. Too hard to say but we'll find out soon enough.
1276  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 18, 2020, 08:59:26 AM
This blunder could have been avoided so easily. The goal was scored in the 42nd minute, and it is a clear goal - no doubt about it.

I don't understand why they did not start the 2nd half with a 1-0 score for Sheffield. The refs must have known that it was a goal during the halftime.

You can't really change the score at half time. Things need to be done in play. I'm sure they'll learn from this and consult VAR next time but I hope they don't do it every time a player claims it happened because I've seen that plenty of times when it didn't go over the line.

This blunder could have been avoided so easily. The goal was scored in the 42nd minute, and it is a clear goal - no doubt about it.

I don't understand why they did not start the 2nd half with a 1-0 score for Sheffield. The refs must have known that it was a goal during the halftime.

Valid point. I guess the problem is that they have a goal line technology and the refs got exact instruction to trust it 100%. There should be a level of common sense used in these situations but goal line technology really worked reliable from the moment it was introduced so probably didn't even think about the situation.  I don't know if they have grounds to change result at the half time and nobody likes to make decions like that on their own. Why take responsibility if he was covered by the tech? I can understand his point of the view as well.


What a performance by Luiz yesterday Cheesy


VAR should have been used or stepped in at least. Maybe the ref was overly reliant on the technology but it seems to have been pretty efficient previously until then. I don't blame him for not listening to the players either because I've lost count of how many times players have gone to the ref and lied claiming the ball had gone over when it hasn't and they usually just correctly point to their watches to dismiss the claims and the ref probably thought no different this time.

I don't understand why they did not start the 2nd half with a 1-0 score for Sheffield. The refs must have known that it was a goal during the halftime.

Is it safe to say this was a fix match that was meant to end in a draw because that's how I see this scenario. It's very disappointing when we were all anticipating the resumption of the league and they welcome us with such unprofessionalism.


Fix lol. Come on. The tech obviously just failed for whatever reason. It's never going to work 100% of the time.

1277  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 17, 2020, 07:15:36 PM
Totally dumb. That was a goal and no one questioned it, not even the defence, and then the ref says his watch didn't go off. Really, no VAR or goalline tech? Anyway, that's one of my bets gone down the drain heh.

Too risky to bet on these opening games. Anything can happen. Best waiting a round or two to see how teams form is.

Anyone else hear the canned audience? A half-second too late on my channel. Weird.

Yeah. You can't turn it off on dazn. Seemed a bit weird at first but it's probably better than nothing really. I prefer it just as background noise rather than them turning the chanting up when there's something happening. That's what makes it sound fake or bad.  Just have it as a constant thing just to drown out the silence.

Well, honestly first match after return was very disappointing and boring. Football level was very low there. And that moment with goal line technology and VAR was something really weird. It's amazing that they didn't managed to set up these thing properly. It's not Sunday league after all.
I hope to see much better football in City - Arsenal game.

To be honest I wasn't expecting much. I only watched it because it was the first game back. Normally I would have stayed well away. Happy with the point though. Only one person when with the 0-0.
1278  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Premier League Prediction Thread (EPL) on: June 17, 2020, 07:09:00 PM
Is that Yeboah in white in the middle with his classic volley off the crossbar goal? Going back a bit there but looks like it.



https://i.pinimg.com/originals/14/6a/16/146a16a31a9edf6a803712ca66acc3a5.gif

Anyone watch the Villa/Sheff United game? Seems like they forgot to turn on both VAR, Goal line technology and the hawkeye as they didn't give a blatant goal that crossed the line.


1279  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 17, 2020, 05:58:33 PM
I went for 1-1. Is anyone watching the game? Seems like they haven't set up goal line technology or VAR yet  Grin. Villa probably should have had a penalty but it didn't go to VAR and then the Villa player accidentally bumped his own keeper who was holding the ball into the net taking it over the line but the ref was indicating that his watch didn't go off so no goal. VAR should have been consulted or stepped in.


1280  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: BitcoinNews.com's English Premier League Football Pool Discussion Thread on: June 16, 2020, 04:19:06 PM
They could easily get rid of the 3 o clock blackout if they wanted or just stop showing games at that time to bypass the restriction. We know from other leagues around the world that it doesn't effect ticket sales. La Liga has all their games at different times so you can watch them all if you wanted and they're not financially hit. The PL could easily make an argument that millions are lost by not showing them. With the billions in extra revenue that showing all the games brought in you could give more to the teams that was affected if any.
But probably problem is FA. They simply don't want to lift blackout. It doesn't affect ticket sales in EPL, because stadiums are full, no matter game is on TV or no. But I remember reading that it may have negative impact for lower division clubs. Some people may prefer watching EPL on TV, instead of supporting their local team at stadium. But IMO, this rule is so outdated and from other top leagues we can see that it doesn't have significant impact.

Folks, it's time to finally sign in to your Superbru accounts and leave predictions. Less than 48 hours until return of EPL.

Well yeah it's the lower leagues they argued it would effect but the Premier League can easily give them their share of the TV revenues if they were effected, but we know showing games or not doesn't effect them. It's an outdated an faulty argument based on nothing but presumption. The millions possible billions this would bring in extra revenue could easily be shared between lower leagues. I think it would be a good idea for the PL to put some money into supporting the lower league teams more to help them get a boost up for potential growth anyway.

Only ten people have done their picks so far. Over 20 still need to do them.
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