I was confused by your statement;

- Scammers will deposit high money to skip the process of tracking the software of a website.

What do you mean by here? How depositing a huge amount of money plays a role there? What's the advantage that "scammers" will get by doing that? If it's something about money laundering, a huge amount can trigger the alarm and that will be noticed by the system.

- Then the website target the high winning people,mostly cheater made the high win only by using the VPN and software

Regardless if they are cheaters, scammers or so on, how can these users will able to make a high win? All site users are facing the same random algorith of the said site and these users won't be able to manipulate the result by themselves.

Can you elaborate on these 2 statements of yours?

Technically, a unification fight just makes sense to happen next instead of a mandatory title defense.

It's been clear as sky that Naoya Inoue is overqualified for the Super Bantamweight. Maybe we can see the tough challenge for him on 126 but too early to discuss that for now. Regarding Marlon Tapales, many already realized the huge gap between these two boxers, and even for a PH boxing fan, we know that Tapales is up against a monster that we didn't even know if there was a chance for an upset win.

Anyhow, we can only see if Tapales will surprise us with an upset win although technically, Inoue really dominated him at everything.

Actually, that dehydration issue is not new. Way back when Spence's camp is dodging to make a negotiation with Crawford, they already said that their guy is not fit anymore to fit at 147 that's why they consider putting him instead to fight at 154. Moving forward, there should be no excuses as both camp deal with the negotiation and we now see the result of this long-waited match that takes several years in the making.

We don't know yet what's next for Crawford;

- keep the titles at 147 (which doesn't make sense to me)
- have a rematch with Spence (which is also not makes sense to me)
- moved up at 154 and try to secure a deal right away on a title match as he is eligible for it

Let's see what will happen next.

Personally in my case, I'm not really a fan of watching streamers regardless of the genre or industry.

Referring to gambling-related streams, not used to watching those because of the simple reason that, I just don't really interested in it. Even for let's say there's a big reward waiting for viewers in a live stream (we see that kind of stuff in most cases), still, I will just ignore it.

However, be it inspirational or not to those viewers, I don't blame the streamers for that.

Our action is based on our own preferences and it's up to us if we will keep responsible at all times.

In your case, I don't consider it a literal greedy act to win.

You even think of a possible strategy to win. I can't blame you for what happened but simply you just want to win. Don't make it too technical just because you lose. You will soon get over from it as that was really part of doing gambling, experience indeed. It's good if you will consider stopping or minimizing your gambling after that incident but on the other hand, it's fine to return as long as you understand what's the stake.

This is gambling and the best approach here is to become responsible at all times regardless if you will continue to do it or not.

Do you think that the person or someone who will offer BTC5 is dumb not to set proper terms or a deal with lots of loopholes?

If that person who will give gamblers a BTC5 just to stop their gambling activity can afford to pay that huge reward, therefore, expect some strict terms and conditions about it and will surely monitor your gambling lifestyle to the point that regardless if it's online or offline gambling, you can't save your ass and hide your gambling activity.

Even an attempt won't be considered due to the fact that since you accept that BTC5 offer, expect a heavy return in exchange.

Technically speaking, Donaire has the chance of winning the fight but I admit, he becomes careless after getting a nice Round 3. That might fuel his eagerness to think that he will win. However, maybe got overwhelmed, his aggressiveness start to show where in fact, at the current point of his career, patience is a must as he's fighting a young core.

Moving forward, Donaire being defeated in a unanimous decision is already an obvious reason to now call it a career and that's it.

The fight is not even close. Something a good reference to consider retiring.

I already mentioned before that if he can't beat an unranked boxer like Santiago, he is unable to keep up with other boxers in the Bantamweight division. Good for Alejandro Santiago that after getting a chance to have a shot at the world title, his dream now finally achieved and will began working on his future goals.

I don't think we can have a good answer here since we don't know the actual feeling being in that boy's situation.

First of all, that boy knows his own family more than us and he surely knows what's the best thing to do compared to us. If he wants to keep it secret then it's none of our business anymore to contradict or be against it since again as I mentioned, he knows his family more than us.

Just trust that boy as I'm sure he knows what's the best approach. He is building experience after all.

That Bud Crawford's jab is insane. Spence received lots of like it was nothing but in reality, slowly giving him some damage throughout the rounds. After realizing that Spence is now slowing being slow down and defense is not that tough anymore, that's time Bud will release his power punch and connects lots of it.

In fairness though to Spence, even after receiving heavy damages, still shows determination and eagerness to keep up with the fight and try to last long. Even after receiving heavy and strong punches from Crawford, he still shows releasing some power punches but the problem is, it didn't able to connect because Crawford's defense is really tough.

Now that it settles, I don't think that there should be a rematch. A rematch just makes sense if the fight is close, not unless the business side will prevail.

By "tricks", do you mean something related to ways to achieve it fast? Obviously, bet higher.

By "tips", do you mean what's the best approach?

For me, if it's something related to leveling up an account, just don't push for it aggressively since if plan to play on that site for long, eventually, a certain rank will surely reach. About wagering related to certain bonuses and promotions, users just have to read properly the wagering terms of it in order not to be confused. My tolerance level of accepting wagering requirements should only be a minimum of around x30 and the max cashout allowed should also be decent.

This is it and the fight will now happen for real within just less than 24 hours.

At the official face-off and weigh-in;

Terence "Bud" Crawford @ 146.3 lbs
Errol "The Truth" Spence Jr. @ 147 lbs

Both fighters are look conditioned and no signs of any exhaustion or something along those lines because of hard training. I also like the way they talked to each other during the face-off and shake hands where in most cases, we are seeing rival boxers already starting to get heated once facing each other. It's like they are showing respect to each other and will just do the talking in the ring.

Let's get it on!

I don't see it that way. Too early to conclude that where in fact there's a lot more time to recover and be healthy again.

Besides, how can we assume that things early were in the first place, Bronny even while experiencing cardiac arrest still fully conscious, neurologically intact, and stable upon arriving at the hospital, and after just a few days got discharged as if nothing happened and allow him to rest instead on his home?

If he will be seen active again in playing, Bronny being the top prospect at the next year's draft won't change. Aside from his being really good, his name itself will make any team profitable right at the start of his early years on the team as for sure many basketball enthusiasts will pay for tickets to see him playing. In other words, expect a full crowd once he plays especially if he will be able to keep his good performance.

Good for you then that you have an amount where you consider it on the tier of "afford to lose" and that's it.

However, there are people who have the same approach but after losing, "are those losing amount is really afford to lose"? Believe me, even most gamblers will say they afford to lose that amount after losing in gambling, there's a thing on their mind saying contradicting what they're saying.

I don't believe that even gamblers will say they afford to lose that amount, that lost money doesn't matter. That was bullsh*t. They surely will attempt to chase those losses and will be eager to do it no matter what. Another sh*t happened will happen later on.

You can't just simply say that gamblers should go that way. Gamblers have different approaches to gambling.

There are already lots of advice, suggestions, and recommendations on how to deal properly with gambling but still, the worst experiences occur because, after all, "gambling wouldn't be called gambling" in the first place if everything will be smooth here regardless if the gambler will play with care or not.

For me just allow these gamblers to feel the worst in gambling. That will help them how to deal properly with gambling in the long run.

It's either they will learn from it or will become sh*t later on.

It's the wrong mindset for me to take gambling just for fun.

Taking gambling as fun will surely lead to something sh*t later on. For example, if a person wants to allocate 5% to 10% of their income or salary for gambling just to fulfill their fun in gambling, are we sure if they lose that percentage of their income, their fun will stop there? Definitely no in most cases. Instead, they will push far and breach that percentage to gamble more and that is where sh*t happened.

Don't take that reason to gamble just to have fun. There are lots of ways to have fun without risking money.

It's not with the percentage of the income to be used on gambling but regardless, just always be disciplined in managing our money.

I doubt you will really understand the pressure of just hearing the other thoughts and responses here.

For me, if you don't have any plans on borrowing money just to gamble, then doesn't need to know the actual feeling of it. How can you determine the "actual" feeling if you won't even try it on "actual" in the first place, right?

The better thing to do is, just don't make an attempt to do it not unless you are sure to cover it.

It's fine to borrow money but not for purposes related to gambling.

Honestly, RNG and other related stuff are not being considered as a factor when choosing online casinos at most.

About security, can we really tell that our information is secured at these sites? Simply, it's just a matter that we do trust them regardless if it's a fiat casino or crypto casino, that's it. We are complying at these sites based on our own judgment.

Above all of this, gamblers mostly trust a casino based on the reputation built since the commencement of operation.

That was quick although already expected that after the fight between Fulton and Inoue, Marlon Tapales will be the next in line.

And a turn of events as before, it's Quadro Alas Casimero who is expected to be the next PH boxer that Naoya Inoue will face after Nonito Donaire Jr.


Actually, we don't really need these to look at these percentages and stats, especially for those who follow both boxers' recent fights. These percentages are somehow useless as a reference and we can already make up an analysis on who will win.

For betting-related discussions about this fight, the choosing will only be between;

- being an analyst
- being a supporter disregarding the technical analyst


Being inspired and carrying a country's pride is not enough to fuel the determination to win. Those green eyes in the Japanese anime "Hajime No Ippo" can't happen in reality (just kidding). It should be associated with real strength, quickness, nice conditioning, and so on.

It's not just Tapales who is carrying the pride of the country but also Inoue is also having the same weight on his shoulder. But yes, there is no way I will support Inoue here to win and I understand the gap and huge distance between these 2.

List me on those just being a supporter disregarding the technical analyst.

Since the new Super Bantamweight Champion Naoya Inoue is expecting to face his fellow title holder in that division, Marlon Tapales, and this fight against Stephen Fulton is already settled a few days ago, I will now the locked this thread.

Further discussions such as controversies, issues, or something related on this can be continued to other threads:

Boxing Speculation, Odds and Predictions - by @noormcs5 (can also discussed post-fight stuffs here)
   
[Boxing] Inoue vs Tapales for Unified Super Bantamweight Title - November - by @bisdak40

Don't generalize it as "why gamblers do such shameless acts".

Simply, it's just another story of people sh*ttng somewhere, and their reason, we don't know. Who knows what's the real purpose behind those acts? Maybe that person does have a mental problem, maybe stress, maybe depression, maybe having too much fun breaching the limit, maybe under the influence of illegal drugs, etc. as just being a drunk won't lead to that dirty act.

For casinos, they can just ban the person to enter their premises.