Damn that's rough. I thought they have the chance and the means to defeat Liquid at least one map but they just can't. They really need to discover some cheese strats in order to win, otherwise they'll just get bullied here and there and that's not really great as TI champions. They have the working idea of how to play the game and the meta but it seems that they are lacking in coordination. Oh well, congrats to your bet. Can't remember if I locked my bet on that particular match yesterday and I have to check.

Good find. There are a lot of seemingly harmless post out there that doesn't seem to be problematic when you first scan it. Good thing that you have found out about it first, before the scammer claim his victims here in this forum. It's surprising that even in this day and age, there are still people who can be victims of this scheme that the man is running. Their tricks are obviously not evolving, but they are still getting some victims' funds sometimes.

This should be the norm. If you don't do this then you're bound to lose your business and may even get legal trouble as well. Businesses are expected to keep track of their profits and expenses. From an operating standpoint, it helps one to check whether they need to make adjustments on something in order to give another thing the headroom to work flawlessly. It is a tedious task, that's why you hire experts to do it for you. Though once you have it all sorted, expect that you'll also have less problems in finance and all that kind of stuff.

Against top-tier teams, Tundra is a beast so I guess this match will go the distance and go 3 maps. Liquid seems to be figuring out what this patch offers too, so they're not the scary team that we knew in this meeting and that makes it fair against Tundra.

Also, thankfully Tundra no longer try to cheese every meta and setup that they have. They're now playing actual dota like everyone else. The question that remains now is this: how long before Tundra discovers a new cheese that will give them an edge against other teams? 

He's been acting high and mighty after he's purchased Twitter. A lot of the users I came across in that platform are totally not happy with how Elon is handling the social media platform, especially its employees who are being laid-off everywhere. While the stock valuation of most of his companies are still doing good, I believe that one single mistake from the billionaire will see those prices tumbling. He's treading on dangerous areas right now, and if he's not very careful he may see his downfall sooner.

That's just wording it positively. The gist of it is, you're still chasing losses. No matter how fancy you construct the wordings are, or how well you think you did on clawing back in on the game, you still chased losses and that's it. You only wasted time if you managed to get even against the casino. And what if you just lost and lost? Then I don't think you'll ever achieve closure if that happens to you, unfortunately.

I had high hopes for Cloud9 given that two of them are in the top 20 players of 2022. Well, ax1le did perform well and sh1ro is kinda 50-50. They tried, but FaZe is just on another level this tournament and they really are deserving of the title of champions for ESL Pro League. I expected more, but that's the only shot they have. Was a bit short but hey, at least they managed to get into the finals compared to G2, one of the tournament favorites, that got dropped 2-0 by ENCE.

I won't use CBDCs for gambling. It allows you to be tracked and get a lot of information from you on how you spend your money. I'm fine with using them on other daily purchases, but perhaps not on gambling. Cryptocurrencies is what you want to use if you want to enjoy your gambling escapades. It's way easier, less complications, and provides you some level of anonymity that helps you keep the governments at bay. They might have your KYC information on the site, but they don't know how are you spending your money because you don't use what they want you to use.

For sure they have some things going on in the sidelines. They still are coached under Ceb albeit the dude not really a part of OG. They are still receiving some bits and pieces and for sure they're trying to make that work, but obviously it isn't amounting to anything. Yuragi and bzm used to be a deadly force that everyone respected, but it seems that they have taken it on the mellow side of things and are not performing like they used to.

It's allowed to operate because the government benefits. If it doesn't, it most probably wouldn't be legal at all. These industries serve people, albeit somewhat challenging morality of a lot of people too. Whatever the cases is, so long as a large portion benefits, it will be approved or legalized no matter what. I don't know about porn though, because it is illegal here. But banking, IMO, does more good than harm if done correctly. Not a fan of capitalism, but it has its merits.

It is a matter of your moral compass. I've seen a lot of religious folks engage in a lot of immoral activities and still attend church regularly. They preach about the teachings of God and does it so in a very condescending manner, as if they are not doing something wrong. Personally, I don't have any problems against these church leaders engaging in these kinds of activities. After all, they don't influence me in any way but those whom they stand up to are the ones that should really think about whether they'll still follow the church leader or not.

It seems like whatever they're cooking in OG doesn't really work. It has been quite some time since they had their restructuring, but it still isn't working well for them. Maybe they need to go to Div 2 first and do all the hard work, the grind, and the rest of strategizing in there before they can join some majors and be in the first division yet again. They're lacking in a lot of things right now and it's worrying considering that they were performing okay when Chu was coaching and Misha was playing.

Governments do some things to allow this to happen, but the rest of the weight is on our shoulders. Only us ourselves can elevate our lifestyles and help us get away from poverty. It's not an impossible thing to do, but it is doable provided that you have the right mindset and do not lose sight of your goal. I won't really depend on the government for helping me reach financial stability if I were living within the poverty line. Instead, I'll make use of what I have, make do with what I know, and continue learning to get something for my hard work. I understand the plight of the masses when they organize rallies and tell the government to do something with their lives, but it's wrong to depend everything to the government as they don't have the power to help and lift everyone.

If there is one thing I learned from Tundra, that is to not put anything on a parlay with them as one leg. They're sometimes bound to lose as heavy favorites. They don't seem to be that consistent especially if there are breaks between tournaments or qualifying games. I would bet on them if they played straight for weeks or days. If not, meh.


Next time you do a parlay, better remove Tundra on it and you'll be fine. Aside from being the most boring TI champions, they also belong to the most inconsistent ones.

All are updated on this campaigns own Telegram channel. It's true that some members are being removed due to poor post quality as they have their own post quality ratings implemented to make sure that those who are in this campaign aren't really slacking. Also, Kapokala, if I'm not mistaken, is one of those in the management of Stake's signature campaign responsible for giving ratings to the members employed in this campaign. He may be a nobody in this forum given his member rank and his posts, but he's still one of the people who's task to oversee this campaign.

Also, the bumps made by kapokala are also deleted after 24 hours and replaced with a new one, a rule that he's been diligently following, and I don't think that's an issue if the main intent is to keep this topic on the first page for visibility.

Ais can be employed on fraud detection and suspicious activities that may arouse on user accounts. With machine learning, AIs can easily keep track of the most common and some unusual patterns on accounts that are involved in fraud and suspicious activities. It's one power of an AI developed specifically for one thing: feed it information once, and it will train itself to look for correlations and other links to what you have fed it and bam, your system is secured from one exploit.

But it's important to remember that AI isn't perfect. As people find new ways to cheat, we need to keep updating our security measures and having people watch over everything too, and this is why there will always be a human operator that recognizes human inputs too and feeding it to the AI for learning purposes.

While there are concerns about AI taking over certain job markets, it's important to remember that AI is still in its early stages of development - but the development is rapidly advancing at that. At this point in time, it's a viable move to shift your career towards machine learning and AIs in general. I mean, if they're taking away jobs from humans, wouldn't it be a no-brainer to instead work at these AI and just build or maintain them in order for them to work efficiently? I've been in the healthcare industry for almost a decade now, and I'm beginning to think of shifting towards machine learning but I just need a little push, although I must admit that I'm getting inclined to take that route sooner given how fast the development on AIs are.

You got 1 part missing: easy access.

If you have some funds lying in your online account, you can easily deposit it to a crypto exchange and then send it to your favorite gambling platform. Within a few minutes you'll easily start playing without having to wait in line, get verified, or all the nonsense that they are doing in physical casinos. Well, some of them no longer requires verification but the hassle that you get from traveling from one place to another is just gone in online casinos. Plus the fact that there can be times that the physical casino is full: you don't have an option but to wait in line and watch other people play until it takes away the excitement from you.

The large variety of games sometimes overwhelm me. It doesn't really help at all to see a bunch of titles on the screen that you know a little about. I noticed this especially on slots. While the visuals and sound effects on most of them differ, the content, the gist, and the overall experience is basically the same. I would protest if I find out that one particular slots game hidden deep inside the multitude of games up top have better odds of making you a champion compared to the ones that are readily available without the effort o scrolling. But yeah, Overall what matters to me is the withdrawals, the support, and the fluidity of the UI. If I see those options as perfect, I'll play on that platform for sure.

Why not promote a business if it's not scamming anyone? I'm not saying this because I'm promoting a gambling site on my signature, but because gambling platforms create job opportunities and contribute to a country's tax revenue. The only exception I see is in countries that strongly oppose gambling based on religious grounds. If that isn't the case, then I don't think promoting them is wrong, especially if players already understand the risks and consequences of addiction. It all boils down to the player eventually, as it's always a matter of choice to screw up or to not fall prey to gambling addiction.