Allow me to add more.

Just look at these numbers @coinerer:

• Average price of BFG on exchanges: $0.015
• Current mining price of BFG on Betfury: in-house BTC0.00012300 ($2.46); slots BTC0.00004950 ($0.99) - conversion using BTC at $20K

If I want to buy BFG and stake it to earn dividends, I would spend less money than earning token from playing in-house games and slots. Well, there's a chance you could get lucky and win more from gambling than what staking could give but what are the odds?

LOL good job transcribing what he said.

He's complaining about the higher fees for withdrawals using BTC. Everything else is irrelevant to the OP.

OKC officially listed him as 7'1" That's easily an automatic Center position in 99% of basketball teams. I'm not even qualified to say this but I do hope OKC use him more on the post. He's going to be tough to guard for anyone in the league with that height/reach and shooting skills.
 
I mean own it and use it as an offensive weapon on a consistent basis.

Yeah, I've seen him pushed around (box out) quite easily when he was at the center. The 10-20 lbs would help him establish his footing and improve in getting into positions. I don't want to compare him to Giannis though because of the difference in built. Giannis is a freak athlete while Chet is built more like KD or Dirk.

Done watching highlight of the much talked about Chet. Yeah, I don't think he is suited for a center position. His long reach would be a good help in defense and rebounding but he should stay as a forward to maximize his skills in offense. Hopefully, he doesn't bulk up too much because that will most likely affect his agility. Might I also add that he's pretty good at moving without the ball. He'll be more dangerous if he could emulate that Dirk signature one-legged fadeaway shot

Yung Unionbank na pinaka-crypto friendly financial institution dito sa atin ay hanggang custodial services lang ang planong i-offer. With the current stance pa ng BSP heads na maaring makasira sa financial system ang crytpo, yan pa lang muna siguro ang kayang pasukin ng bangko.

Sa forum lending service ka na lang muna

Yeah this is the Premier League and you are right that other companies might try to replace them. The question is at what price are they willing to pay? If there are so many of them willing to spend millions, they could have competed against these gambling platforms for a place of their logo in those club shirts. If they did that before, that means they lost for offering smaller bid right?

Now, would it be safe to say that these smaller clubs will lose a significant amount of sponsorship revenue because companies will still offer small amount? Again, less revenue could also mean less money to compete against bigger clubs in buying talented player/s.

Add liquidity to what and how will that increase token price? If you're talking about opening up farming again, I don't think so. They will most likely let the players mine the remaining tokens through in-house games and slots. If it's about adding to the reward pool, maybe that will increase interest on the token but I also doubt they will implement that.

Don't worry too much about these speculations from all websites. The official match will be announced months before the event anyway. Dana once said not to take what you read on social media, about potential fights, seriously because what's being discussed behind closed doors is usually different from what's written. Not the exact words but something to that effect.

You can also ignore all the betting odds on Adesanya vs. Pereira that's posted all over MMA pages recently.

It looks like talent gap between the top clubs and those below them will widen even more. As mentioned in the article, the ban only affects revenue of smaller clubs sponsored by these gambling platforms. If they cannot find replacements or come to a compromise, it will be tougher to bring in quality players to their team.

UK has very strict rules when it comes to gambling regulations and I'm wondering if part of the decision was related to advertising of unregistered companies in the country.

I thought I would be the first to say this.

Yeah, on the individual level, even the people considered as poor could spend $50 on a highly speculative altcoin and get lucky. We've seen this happen already in the last bullrun alone (DeFi/Meme token pumps). On the global scale, it doesn't change the situation that much because middle and high income earners still benefit the most whether it's bitcoin or altcoins.

Gambling the remaining money is not the ideal way but it's still one of the few cases of winnings spent wisely.

I'm following the story of this user who won $170K at Rocketpot. While there is still uncertainty that he/she will get them all due to the casino's withdrawal limits and liquidity, that amount is already life changing to many people. We don't know for sure how he'll use it but it will certainly help his/her family. It would be great if he/she could make that money grow and come back here to share the story.

I think you're good. Saying your wins were legitimate and honoring their promise to pay you the weekly/monthly limit is already a confirmation that they intend to pay you the whole amount. It's just a matter of whether or not they will fulfill their obligation. There is nothing in their TOS that says they can only pay a maximum amount of $xxx,xxx to every player.

It's tough to do sports betting live and find those value bets. I used to do it on football's Premier League and/or La Liga. I usually bet on the favorite when the underdog leads at halftime or when they score first with plenty of time left in the second. Pre-match odds of 1.20 easily goes up to 1.50 or higher when that happens. If you're going to do it too, try to check if the momentum of the game is shifting or not before placing a bet. It also helps if you understand the sport and know the teams well.

No, I don't think he deserves a title shot yet. He defeated a top ten middleweight but he'll have to do more than a 3-fight win streak. Maybe a fight with Whittaker or Vettori first before Adesanya. BUT all matches ultimately depends on Dana. If he's happy about a fighter and the guy is easily marketable, he might give him a chance faster than the others. At the end of the day, it's still about who can bring in more crowd and pay for gate/PPV.

I was about to correct you on this because the figures were different from their TOS but it turns out you were correct. Their support confirmed what's displayed on the withdraw page is the right amount and that their info was not updated. They will make changes soon but I'll just post what I saw earlier:

First impression upon opening the website was that I thought I'm visiting Stake.com Don't worry about it (it's not an issue/problem).

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I find the minimum deposit and withdrawal a bit high but other members might have a different opinion. The amounts would have been fair before but there are a number of crypto casinos that have way less requirements now. I'm just saying all these because competition is quite tough in here and you might consider making changes/adjustments.

Anyway, welcome and goodluck!

The Supreme Court decision is about limiting an agency from creating/imposing rules and regulations that are beyond their congressional mandate. It doesn't say anything about centralized control on public blockchains. What am I missing?

Same thing, you would have lost more even if you had a bigger budget. We already know that Martingale doesn't work often but it was poor management (like what @Maus said) that emptied your account pretty quickly. With that kind betting style, you would probably bet higher amounts per roll if you know you had more money to splurge.

In your chat with live support, did they give you any explanation why it was voided? There's probably a rule in there that Sportsbet can still void active bets in case of player retirement (subject to a refund). I think it's fair play not to return the bets that were already lost before the match was voided (under 18.5 already lost by the end of second set just like what @eternad said).

If Dallas was planning a move like that, they could have pursued another talented player with baggage like John Wall. Anyway, what's done is done and they can only hope to get one that would really help Luka.

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I just found out that Andre Drummond agreed to a 2-year, $6.6 million deal with the Bulls. Huge decline from his days at Detroit but a bit better compared to his contracts at Lakers and Sixers.

Another deal you might have missed as well was Devin Booker agreeing on a $224 million 4-year supermax contract. You think he deserves it?