After the second round, and while we wait for the third round of group stage matches to begin, here are the current standings for all groups:


Source: https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/en/home

Teams that secured their place in the knockout stages:

• France (Group D)
• Brazil (Group G)
• Portugal (Group H)

Teams that are already eliminated from the competition:

• Qatar (Group A)
• Canada (Group F)

All other teams still have chances and can still qualify depending on the results in their final group matches.

Right. The trustdice.win casino's front page displays a list of available deposit and withdrawal methods, so a single click on the link would be enough for him to see them all. Not only does the casino support Bitcoin deposits, but also they accept FIAT currencies. He says he has an "experience" with this site... So, I wonder what that's about? 

It's pretty simple, gambling is a billion dollar industry and there are many people involved in it and when that happens you need a currency, not only that but a secure one, and that's where cryptocurrency comes in, it's a secure and fast way of transferring value across the globe. Cryptocurrency is the future of gambling, it's a secure way to transfer value and it's much faster than any other form of payment.

Therefore, any negative changes that occur in the cryptocurrency market do not diminish its value when compared to other forms of online payment, especially when it comes to the gambling industry.

Also, one or two casinos turning into scams will not by itself undermine the public's faith in gambling industry as a whole, because there are so many other casinos that are still operating and providing a quality services. Although gambling platforms come and go, gamblers will still gamble. They might be more selective about where they put their money and place their bets though.

Hi there, buddy! I hope I helped you at least a little bit. You still have six more to go, though, so don't give up yet. 
You've come a long way and I'm sure you'll do even better in the coming days. It's not too early to congratulate you on your new rank!

Overall, what has the World Cup taught us so far? That African teams aren't playing just to be a part of the show, they're here to win and they have the skills. Yesterday, Morocco, earlier today Cameroon and now Ghana. The world has been watching, and it's time for us to start taking African football seriously. Africa is experiencing a rise in footballing prowess. While the continent still has a long way to go before it catches up with Europe and South America, look no further than this years World Cup as evidence of immense progress being made. Countries such as Ghana and Morocco are strong contenders, not just on paper but also in terms of the quality of football they play. Africa is becoming a powerhouse in the sport, and it's only a matter of time before its teams start winning major tournaments.

Your thread was moved from the Gambling section because it didn't belong there in the first place. Please stop playing the role of someone who doesn't know what's going on and start following the rules.

Actually, it's quite common for the crypto gambling sites to announce their bankroll or at least sign an address that holds coins as proof of funds. Many of the sites are quite transparent with their finances, and they make it easy for users to check that the site is solvent. This goes a long way to build trust for the site and make it seem legit, especially when the gambling site is new or has a questionable reputation in the community.

A few examples that come to mind:
https://bustadice.com/statistics
https://just-dice.com/
https://bitvest.io/charts

But there are also sites that don't want to give out their bankroll or show it publicly. They may have reasons for that, but the most common one is probably because they don't really have enough funds. Some of them are scams and some are not, but the point is that this is practically the only way to prove that you have enough funds to cover the bets from your players.


There is no verifiable evidence supporting the legitimacy of this "win". Especially considering that the same twitter account has been used to shill your #PancakeHunny project since the beginning. Coincidence?

Anyone can claim anything, pay for a press release to be published on an obscure news site, and hope that people will believe them.

I agree. It's hard enough to predict who will even score in the match, let alone who will score multiple goals. This is not surprising. I just checked the stats for the 2018 World Cup. Out of a total of 64 matches, only 12 players scored 2 or more goals in one match. That's a pretty high number, but it's still a small percentage of the overall number.

Here's a list of players who scored 2 or more goals in one match for the 2018 World Cup :
1. Cheryshev, Russia
2. Ronaldo, Portugal
3. Costa, Spain
4. Musa, Nigeria
5. Lukaku, Belgium
6. Kane, England
7. E. Hazard, Belgium
8. Lukaku, Belgium
9. Stones, England
10. Kane, England
11. Mbappé, France
12. Cavani, Uruguay

No, I am not paid by Stake for my posts. I'm just a neutral observer here.

Although you can use anyone's email address (if that's what you claim), I'm just pointing out that it doesn't make sense to do so. Email is a personal communication tool, and it's not appropriate to use someone else's email address, especially to register for an account on a website. Using someone else's email address is impersonation, and in some cases, it could even be considered illegal.
On the other hand, if you use someone else's personal documents, such as a passport or personal ID card, to pass KYC verification, you're committing identity fraud. This is a serious crime, and you could face legal consequences. In some countries, using someone else's personal documents is even considered identity theft and can result in jail time.

I think you're right about this year's Black Friday discounts on hardware wallets being disappointing, but dkbit98 found some deals that you may not have noticed: Black Friday Hardware Wallet Less Known Deals

You can still catch some of these deals if you hurry. 

It's often difficult to get relevant answers to questions that don't have a clearly defined structure. It is obvious that there is also a language barrier, so in the future try to be more direct and specific in your questions, and also try to use simple language. This will help you get better results.

If you ask a question in a way that doesn't make sense, then you're going to get an answer that doesn't make sense.

If you feel that a reply to your post is off-topic, it's okay to report it to the moderators so they can delete the comment. The moderators are there to help keep the forum clean.


This is true most of the time. Just keep in mind that the Meta board is reserved exclusively for forum-related questions and comments.

I have to say that I have some issues with your story. You claim that it is your Stake account, right?

From the screenshots you attached and the email address you used on Stake, it's evident that your name is "Tino Č.", which is a male name. However, in your documents for KYC verification, the name you used is "Martina O.", which is a female name, and the person in the photo on your document appears to be a female.

So, you either use someone else's email address to sign up and communicate with Stake casino or you use someone else's documents in the KYC process. Which is it?

This World Cup had a lot of drama so far – with some very surprising results – but we are still in the early stages of the tournament, so there can be plenty more twists and turns before the action ends. We have to expect that things will tighten up as we progressed into the knockout stage of the competition, with teams knowing that one mistake could be fatal for their chances of making it to the final.

There are plenty more games still to come though, with the likes of France, Germany, England, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, Brazil, and even Argentina still in the mix for glory, so there's still a lot to look forward to in this World Cup.

Hopefully, one of the global moderators will see this and give a go or no-go on whether you can continue posting with this account or unban your old "Delgon" account.


I think that the main problem with your old topic was that the link to the GitHub repository was not properly referenced, and you even mentioned that you are not the developer of the code in the repository. Also, the links to binaries in your post leads to a third-party cloud storage (mega.cz), which is often used by bad actors to spread malware online.

While we wait for the second round of matches to begin, let's take a look at the standings for all groups.

We're just getting started, but it's already clear that there are some very interesting matchups ahead. Here's a look at the groups and how they stack up so far:

Source: https://www.fifa.com/fifaplus/en/home

In their ban appeal thread, the user said that they were not the same person who used their old account (Zinylia) and do not have access to that account anymore. Therefore, I think that the ban evasion rule does not apply here.

But regardless, mass sending of unsolicited PMs is not allowed. If they are looking for partners and promoters, they should do it publicly rather than privately.

It's hard to say exactly how long Ethereum will maintain its lead as a smart contract platform. But two things are certain. First, people are constantly looking for better, faster, and more scalable blockchain technologies. Second, Ethereum has plenty of competition from other formidable projects. As these other platforms improve, Ethereum will have to innovate and provide new features in order to remain in its position of leadership. It's an ongoing process that all successful platforms must undergo. That said, Ethereum is still the frontrunner in terms of public adoption, and that's not something that can be easily overcome.

Don't believe everything you hear and read. In today's world, opinions are often just that - opinions, and the truth of the matter may not be there at all. That's why it's always important to think for yourself, avoid media sensationalism, and do your research if you want to make informed decisions on investing in the markets. The point is, the current market movement does not exists because of people's opinions, but because of a big money global information distribution industry, who could be at the same time publishers, advertisers and the entire media stream.

I would also very much like to see their explanation of their connection to @coldice.

He has removed all previous topics for HunnyFinance (formerly known as PancakeHunny) from the forum. He probably did this in response to all the scam accusations and in an attempt to separate his name and bad reputation from this project.

Anyway, here are all the archived PancakeHunny topics started by @coldice last year:

• 【ANN】【PRESALES】PancakeHunny.Finance - DeFi Aggregator with Poker & Lottery - [archive]
• 【PRESALE】PancakeHunny Launch- DeFi Aggregator with Poker & Lottery  - [archive]
• [AIRDROP] PancakeHunny -💰 $3000 Worth of $HUNNY Up for Grab [BIG REWARD]💰 - [archive]

Fortunately, neither topic attracted significant community attention as the PancakeHunny smart contract was later exploited by a DeFi hack.

Good defense and goalkeeper play has lead the way for Belgium, something that should have surprised no one.

While the Canadians could have been more precise in their attacks, that doesn't mean Belgium had a better game overall. If we compare the statistics, Belgium also had only 3 shots on target. The Canadians had a lot of chances and should have scored at least once. However, the game was decided by a strong defensive performance and some fantastic goalkeeping. But that's all part of the beauty of this game we call football.

After witnessing the Canadian team's performance last night, I hope that the Croatian national team will play a much better game on Sunday than they did in their first match.