I've seen a similar post on this thread about a casino that refused to pay a player after he won a large sum of money, they knew it was their fault, but they tried to use an excuse to keep the player from getting his money; the player sued the casino, but the judge wasn't transparent with the case, which led me to believe that the casino can go a long way to avoid being caught; they bribed the judge in the same way they're using an excuse for the player that he violated a term in their policy.
I was sad with how it turned out but I'm glad the case is still being pursued because the lawyer is eager in seeing it conclude in the supreme court since you can't pay the judiciary at all levels.

If a team is good, no amount of centered Media around them will affect their performance, even at that, Ronaldo was only in the media for his consistent benching during important matches while the team struggles to win, Manchester United was just like a skyscraper built on a faulty foundation and yet, Erik wasn't ready to take the opinion of the public and now that Ronaldo is out of the system, I hope he takes them to their destination.

Manchester United against Nottingham Forest wasn't something big to celebrate or yardstick to measure if they will make it to the top 4, the last time Nottingham Forest met Manchester United in their home was KO, Man United beat them 8-1, they aren't really that a match for the red devils. Let's see what they will play in their subsequent matches, that will confirm their continuity to that top 4.

It's a slap on Real Madrid to compare their status with that of Aston Villa. Liverpool got them and that's cool to say there defense structure was bad to some points but I don't expect Real Madrid to live it's defense with open space like Aston villa and Liverpool played.

To say that Real Madrid had 14 trophies of Champions league in their gallery, don't you think Liverpool would want to go 2nd place and break record too, they wouldn't want to go easy on Real Madrid, the same energy Real Madrid would want to return back as they would want to remain the championship in this league. I believe that both in the first and second leg, No way Real Madrid will be sleeping on this trophy except what I'm not seeing occur.

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Discussing the Champions League without Real Madrid and Liverpool is an inconclusive discussion without them. Joke Aside, they are the first and second team that won the last season and that is why and as this season advances further to the knockout stage, Real Madrid are now paired together which means one of them will likely go house as such, it is going to be a tough match that no one will want to miss out, February is going to be tough. I also look forward to seeing what will happen between Frankfurt and Napoli.



Iteration and Past events determine the Odds displayed by Bookies, it varies actually and changes as the event comes closers, it possible they can even decrease it as soon as they find out that Real Madrid wins Liverpool in the knockout stage and is possible they increase that of Liverpool on the day of the match between them.

This will likely not happen buddy, do you know why? The last time Valladolid met with Real Madrid, Madrid won them and guess what, Kareem Benzema wasn't around that time for some reasons I don't know and if you look at Real Madrid last couple of matches, you will notice that he has been away and Madrid is doing pretty well, the thing is that Real Madrid will be okay with or without Benzema because they have other guys that are good in their own way. I missed two guys since beginning of the season, the likes of Casemiro and Marcelo but in few weeks to come, I have a good feeling that Madrid will be making moves to purchase new young players if the management is in need of them.

I became less interested after the first half of Arsenal and West Ham but I was later ginger by the first equalizing goal by Saka after they cancel that of Nketiah at beginning of the match. That became a motivation for Arsenal and Martinelli had the second one until it reach Nketiah, Arteta would be proud of his decision by making him replace Gabriel Jesus. If Arsenal could win their match against Brighton, it will even catapult them further away from Manchester City that has been a competition but the last I checked, Arsenal lost at their home to Brighton, I hope they do the same time to balance the points if they win in Brighton's home.

I think Manchester City has lots to do but seeing that they have 2 outstanding matches to meet up with New castle, they still have hope and the more I look at the upcoming two matches against Everton and Leed United, they will surely secure that 6 points easily without any doubt.

Out of the 10 matches, it was 7 they actually won and draw 3 matches in the Premier League, though that is still an incredibly great result since they never encounter any loss match from that 10, the drew matches at least have 1 point to the aggregate they are struggling for and that has helped them stay closer to the top, Arsenal is just 7 points ahead and Manchester City is just 2 points away, and if they can win Leicester City today (not likely), they can stay ahead of Machester City until their next match.

This was how Tottenham kicked Arsenal from their place last season, I hope Newcastle wouldn't repeat the same thing because their comeback is just strong and heavy if compare to what Manchester City has been playing which was even closer to Arsenal from the beginning of the season.

Looking at their recent 5 matches, one can easily tell that Barcelona and Real Madrid may easily win those matches and not just that alone, they are both teams that are currently leading on the table, they are good structurally to beat Valladolid and Espanyol but I am just concerned that the past record is just small margin, Barcelona and Real Madrid couldn't give them much goals which mean they were always difficult for them, just that they always come true, who knows this time, they wouldn't succeed like they used to? judging from the goals they scored against them, at least Espanyol wouldn't struggle from relegation eviction.

With the things you described above, I don't believe there is worse money than fiat, probably you don't know much about cryptocurrencies. If you use Fiat to fund a casino that request KYC and perhaps one day, they got leaked and data bridge, don't you think that is the fastest means you can become publicly exposed to the internet and the rest of the world? Fiat is more prone to the above mentions than cryptocurrency.

However, there are some constraints on how crypto can protect you from casino funding, particularly when you use casinos that require your identity to be captured, which already breaks the pseudo-anonymity crypto gives you. But, in a scenario where you used a non-KYC casino and funded with Bitcoin, nobody can trace you or know who you really are in case there is a data bridge or when your documents are made public online.

Since Gabriel Jesus' injury, there seems to be a problem with Arsenal. The forward players, Saka, Martinelli, and the entire team are good, but Nketia had already replaced Jesus in most recent matches, and the club friendlies Arsenal played with Lyon, Milan, and Juventus were, in my opinion, below average. This could be because the key wingers have yet to return to World Cup. We'll have to wait and see how they match up with West Ham tonight. Given West Ham's standing and their perfomances, Arsenal could be able to take advantage of that, and Nketia can show his value by scoring some goals.

Are sure you are on the right track or know the latest updates? This is Champions League thread and the Barcelona I know is already out from the moment they concluded the group stage, they only manage to secured 7 points leaving them behind Inter Milan, and not because Messi wasn't around, it was the coach responsibility, he failed to manage his resources properly because with Messi been on injury on important matches, the Barcelona of then often come out greatly. However, I must admit that they are doing greatly in Satander if that's what you mean but there is a thread independently to make that kind of discussion as Laliga, not in this thread.

Mbape currently holds the record for most goals scored, and Messi has won the trophy in the World Cup. They both put on incredible performances in the recently concluded World Cup, but I don't think that can be used to predict who will win the Champions League. Mbape won the 2018 World Cup, but PSG couldn't win the Champions League even when he had Neymar. Maybe, now that Messi is present, their chances may improve.

Looking at the basic review of the completed group stage, it appears that a lot of people are overlooking Liverpool and Napoli, who won all of their games in the group stages while other teams were given credit for advancing to the knockout stage. 

Hell NO!

I would never recommend taking such risky action suggested by your friend. It would be much wiser for the friend with $10,000 in Bitcoin to hold onto his investment, especially now that the price is down. It's much more realistic to expect to potentially triple the value of the investment by holding onto it rather than gambling it in an attempt to make $65,000. There is a significant risk of losing everything if they were to gamble with such a large sum of money, it's not worth taking that risk in my opinion.

Come to think of it, except you are the kind of gambler that has enough funds, why would you set $10k BTC into gambling, it would be better to invest 80% of the amount and set aside the remaining 20% for gambling, it is better that way to reduce your risk, if you failed in gambling, your investments may be your backup, don't put all in a single risk.

It is because of all these kinds of stories I avoid projects, they are some investor's favourites but to me, the fastest and easiest way to lose money in crypto is through alts projects, the team usually comprises lazy developers that contribute few or nothing to GitHub, lack of update for the community and inadequate audit. As soon as they received their portion of allocations, they sell almost all and will later abandon the projects and move to a new one abusing decentralization to milk people's money.

You see those hacks we often see in the news, I don't believe them, they are most often than not insider work especially in situations when teams are no longer on good terms, I wouldn't buy the story that where the team held the keys worth millions were comprised or bug from their own mistakes, they don't care, trust me when I said so.

It's inappropriate for you to sound like a financial advisor when making posts and comments about cryptocurrency recovery. Remember that this is a risky asset and it's important to be cautious when making recommendations to others. Be sure to base your advice on facts and validate your information, as many people have both gained and lost money in the cryptocurrency space.

I believe the market will recover due to the relationship between cryptocurrency and stocks, which tend to exhibit similar behaviours. It is likely that both stocks and bitcoin will see a resurgence in 2023 and 2024, particularly due to the upcoming halving event for bitcoin.

As they called it a "dirty December" and a "December to remember," but it is important to be financially responsible during the holiday season. Instead of spending money on unnecessary items or going into debt to celebrate Christmas, consider showing love and generosity to those in need. If you are financially stable, consider using some of your resources to help those who are not as fortunate. Additionally, It might be a good idea to invest in bitcoin at this time, as the price is currently low. Rather than spending money to try to impress people who may not even know you, consider using those funds to make a wise investment that could potentially pay off in the future.

Just check the records of all time billionaires who made it to the Forbes list, the way Elon became the richest man was through Tesla stock that skyrocketed and the most surprising thing is that Tesla started pumping during the bitcoin bull run, if not for his love for Bitcoin back then, most people don't know him but because he was one of the wealthiest people to publicly admitted his love for bitcoin, and with the help of Twitter, so many folks have become rich and financially buoyant through him, that's why anything he tweets become a trend even before he bought Twitter.

Out of all bear market that we have had, this is the worst in my opinion, the previous bear market collapsed has been between retailers, no much drama of institutional investors. They came on board after the last bear market, majority of them profited but their greed and inexperience cost us pain that will be hard to overcome. Just look at the entire market especially the Altcoins, there is no confidence, no interest, and there is still fear among crypto Twitter.

We all have our mistakes to correct especially the ones who hardly can't do without these centralized exchanges that have been using and milking their investment, let us all go decentralized again how it used to be and make crypto (bitcoin preferably) great again.