Gambling is never the game of the rich winning more than the poor is the game of how lucky the player is and how far the player can go. We need to face the fact most people on the internet only share something they want the public to know about them.
A rich person may post how he/she won millions through a game but he/she will never tell or show the times he lost before the winning and the huge fund wasted along the line.

Exercise ang kailangan at pagkaen ng malilinis at masustansya , actually hindi naman natin kailangan lageng mag pa check up as long as alam natin na matitino ang kinakaen natin at wala tayong Bisyo, yong Pinansyal na pag unlad kasi andyan lang yan pero yong Physical ang importante dahil walang silbi ang pera mo kung magkaka cancer ka naman na wala ng lunas , uo pakikinabangan ng pamilya mo pero dba mas maganda kung kasama ka sa makikinabang sa future.
so invest in crypto and other investment forms , but invest more in our health and body.

So far based on standings, no team has played 11 games yet. The team with the highest numbers played are the Magnolia hotspots with 10.

However, based on the standing, we can already tell what teams are gonna be eliminated soon.
https://pba.ph/standings

So if only 8 teams will remain, the bottom 4 will be eliminated, and currently these are the teams who are at the bottom 4.

1. NLEX
2.  Terrafirma Dyip
3. Blackwater Elite
4. Converge FiberXers

Of the 4, I think only NLEX has a change to be part of the top 8.

It's sad to think that our stony Filipino boxing fighter lost to the opponent via TKo. That means his opponent is really strong. Just kidding, I watched the fight; it was good in the first round.

That's why, when he felt the opponent's hit, his confidence to actually defeat his opponent seemed to decrease. Maybe that was the reason he reduced his momentum to beat it. But a boxing career is really not an easy sport. Many Filipino bettors must have lost in that match; this is just what I thought.

IMO, that story line might not be interesting. I'd rather want to see Inoue vs Casimero as these two have been hype even before so they have a chance to attract more viewers. However, if Inoue would choose to fight a mandatory challenger, then there's nothing we can do with that, and for sure the outcome would not be different, Inoue will still end up winning an easy fight, and most likely another KO win for him.

What is the current status of the tournament now?

I just check on their official website and the time countdown says 9 days and 19 hours for the next scheduled games.

Are we already in the elimination/ playoffs? If so, was there a teams that had been eliminated already?

Over the time, I’ve seen several post, by users here who, claim that gambling is strictly for fun, even when one is making losses and I’ve paused to ask this question “Is there actually any fun in gambling especially when the losses are more than the winnings?”
Let’s be frank, there are several other things one can do for fun aside gambling and I understand that life it’s own is a risk but seeing claims that people see gambling as fun even when making losses is weird and I think it’s worth discussion as to know if truly people gamble strictly for fun without minding if they’re losing or winning

parang magiging malakas na sugal nnman to(if hindi pa malakas pero kung malakas na eh then congrats) dahil sa laki ng influence ng Gcash sa mga pinoy and having this inside their apps as advertising then for sure daming maglilibang lalo nat nasa holiday season tayo na maraming pera ang mga tao.
sana lang eh maging concern din ang gcash sa magiging epekto nito dahil paborito ng mga pinoy ang mga sugal na to at malamang may Malulong .

Casimero is once again trending at least in his native country because he is known to mock and challenge Naoya Inoue. But based on their previous performances, I wonder if Casimero can even survive 5 rounds. Casimero is already in his mid-30s and his lifestyle as an athlete is not that strict which is probably the reason why he is performing below world class level.

I am not calling Inoue a thorn in Ph boxing. He's just at a different level and he is even loved and has a lot of fans in Ph. He did beat a lot from the Ph but it's the same situation with his Japanese comrades trying to block his way to greatness. The first time I heard Inoue was when he dared a Ph national champion for his pro debut. I thought, he would lose and in my mind, I was like, how dare he fight someone at that level in his first fight. The rest is history.

Tapales survived the first round, it was very slow, but we can see the speed and power of Inoue already.

Marlon is very cautious in the first round and I think he slip just one left counter, so I give the first round to Inoue obviously.

More movement in round 2, I think both are settling down, Tapales though slip. Just observed the feet.

Edit: Tapales down in round 4.

All the hype now belongs to Inoue, I believe only few really believe Tapales will win, even the Filipinos are still doubtful on betting with him to win. I hope Tapales will be more inspired in this fight as if he will become an undisputed champion, he will make a history for the Philippines since no Filipino boxer yet had become an undisputed champion in this division.

Both bet (-5.5 and -7.5) won as Ginebra won by 8 points. Good thing the last 2 sequence of TNT didn't convert to offense. The factor maybe was they are in early foul trouble in the 4th quarter, giving the Ginebra a good chance to rally with a 27-13 score in the 4th quarter only.

On the 2nd game since he came back, still the best player is Scottie Thompson if I heared it right.

My bet is also on Asian total under 7.5. I think this is the safest bet for me which offer good odds. Right now, the odds on under 7.5 is even lower at 1.55. When I made my bet it was still 1.60 I think. With a boost, that would be 1.64.

Although I hope that this fight would be a good fight and Tapales will really make it hard for Inoue to grab victory, I'm betting based on objective bases. I think Inoue would knock Tapales out within the first half of the whole fight.

Not sure about Bivol though, I think I would love to see him and Beterbiev in the ring next.

Seems that Canelo is not yet interested to a rematch, there were even news that Canelo's next will be the supposedly original of the Charlo twin.

Inoue is made the favorite with an odd of 1.05 while Tapales has an odd of 8.60.
This will be very profitable if Tapales manages to beat Inoue.

SMB vs Phoenix and Ginebra vs TNT, I like the 2nd game and I like to bet on Ginebra.