I don't think ChatGPT will help that much in creating new trading algorithms. It's good for casual conversations just to kill time, but ordering it to write code for you will be a hard task and I don't think developers even implemented that feature on the bot. It will not even help you predict basic things in the future, so right now it's best to not rely on this bot to anything related to your finances and investments.

I never expected GG to take a game against Tundra. What Tundra is doing is a very proven meta in the last TI, and you're right that it's extremely boring because it can easily snowball mid-late game. Well whatever, we're here to take the wins anyway, but GG is not going down without a fight. They can counter the zoo strat pretty well and they have proven that they have what it takes to beat the reigning TI champs in their own comfort heroes.

What I'm worried about this next game is that Tundra has a very limited hero pool. Don't get me wrong, their meta is extremely strong and works most of the tims, but their heroes can easily be countered just like what happened in game 1.

EDIT: GG just won the series. Lol

I don't think bookies will allow this kind of sport to be posted in their lines. Most of the competitors that will join this competition would surely be in for just a few fights and afterwards, they might think that the damage that they're receiving is not worth the prize money. That brutal knockout that happened just a few days ago shows how brutal and unsafe this sport can be, and it seems Dana White doesn't care that much about the safety of its competitors but more about the revenue they can generate off of the viewership they gain from the sport. Hopefully they reinvent the rules of the sport, but there clearly is no 'safety' on the side of the fighters here really, because you receive a direct blow to the face with bare hands of your opponents.

That's why you always have to make sure that your spendings are in check, otherwise even if you win against the casino, your greediness will lead you to lose it all just because you haven't stopped when you're ahead. The high % of wins on the side of the player, on paper, might seem like a good deal. But in reality it's really in favor of the casino because that less than 1% will always eat out the winnings of gamblers in the long run. You can never really disregard those small percentages because that's what's going to bite you in the end.

Altcoins' volume isn't as big as bitcoins, and when some noticeable change happen in the price and in its volume, people will think that there's something happening in the coin that they tend to invest in it before they get left behind by the train. Afterwards, FOMO will kick in, price will increase rapidly, and bam, those who sit on the coin for too long will reap the rewards and get the benefits the most. At least, that's what I think what pushes people to invest on altcoins. If people tell you that they invested in an altcoins because of the 'technology' then they're plainly bullshitting you.

Unless the majority of the world abandons the US Dollar, China will still be dependent in using it for foreign trades. Only a few select countries are willing to trade goods in exchange for CNY, and the rest of the world still deals with USD a lot. Even if they were the first one to introduce the digitization of their currency, most of the success of their CBDC will still be dependent on the amount of people willing to use and receive it. They can force their people to use it as long as they like, but outside of China, it'll be a hard task to do that since there really isn't any incentive to use digital Yuan just yet.

That Talon -1.5 has been a trap that many people fell into. Weird picks from Talon and perhaps overconfidence because they were doing well on their previous matches. I mean, who the hell uses Rubick as position 3 in a meta dominated by durable offlane and carries supported by early game nukers? CM and Tiny just ate the hell out of Jabz in game 1, and they can't seem to really find any answer to Fnatic's aggression as the game progresses. Overconfidence IMO brought them to experiment and try other heroes thinking that they can edge against Fnatic.

You must also take into account the opportunities that are being presented to each and every individual. Sometimes luck plays a vital role on a person's success, so it's not really following a strict routine 100%, or not buying outside for some meals or whatever. While these values help a person cut off their unwanted expenses, it will not make them rich without putting in the work, getting opened a few doors of opportunity, and just getting lucky overall. Rich people only tell the basics that everyone can apply, but the secrets as to how they get rich and what they did specifically to get there, they will not give that out.

It is because your brain has already forced itself to remember that gambling gives you pleasure, and the nerves at the region in your brain that controls the release of feel-good hormones whenever you gamble has already been wired to respond to gambling positively. It's incredibly difficult to go against your brain when it comes pleasure, as it's extremely hard to curb whatever activities give you pleasure because your brain will always choose the one that you feel the most pleasure in. Even if you lose a lot of money in gambling, your brain will always claw back in to getting your feel, hence why you feel addicted to gambling even though you don't have any means to gamble. You may feel bad at first, but these feelings of regret cannot really overwhelm the feeling of pleasure that your brain wants to get.

Stake.com will be my number 1, with sportsbet.io perhaps on the number 2 spot. I've had good experience with both bookies, although for the meantime I'm using a local bookie and taking advantage of their promotions. Stake offers good odds and great lines generally on all events, and Sportsbet gives out better odds at times on MMA. With boxing, I'm not quite sure which bookie is the better one between the two, but there are other options out there like Rollbit, Roobet, and Betnomi. all of which are established bookies in the forum and in the cryptospace.

Money surely pushes a lot of good people to do bad things. Here in our country, money reigns supreme, and as long as you have the money, you have the pass to do everything that you want, and that includes getting your own way with justice. People will never be contented with the amount of money that they have, and will surely find ways to make more of it even if it means doing bad things to other people and just being an asshole. Though there are some people who are truly good natured, the majority just hides behind a facade and show their true colors when opportunities show their way.

As a renter for a few years now, I can say that it's better to get a mortgage on a house and just pay that. At the least, that house is going to be yours when the time comes, though you have to work your ass off if you don't want to lose the house that you 'own'. I am considering to just get my own place and stop renting very soon, but I haven't picked up a nice location just yet. Also, the prices of houses and lands are increasing almost every year that you can never go wrong in buying one. Just make sure that you already have a stable career before buying a house, because it is a huge responsibility in paying the mortgage and keeping up with the payments.

They don't need to beat Entity in order to secure their current placement. They just have to win against Team Secret and that's just it. That team doesn't have a single win on its belt right now, while Nigma is posting some maps against the better teams of today. They can score 1 map against Entity, but not sure if they can win the match. Either way, Secret is going Div 2 while Nigma stays at Div 1.

Just lost my bet with Navi vs G2. I really think that they really need to work on their communication if they want to make it into better placements and be qualified into lots of tournaments. That round that they lost against G2 because of the bomb plant that was denied is easily avoidable if only someone guards hut but no, everyone was preoccupied on the fact that m0nesy is up heaven and they completely forgot about the other player alive possibly lurking on some other place. Electronic being the IGL is really bad, and boombl4's absence really hurt the team when it comes to strategy and communications. What a sad day for my $20

In crypto casinos, they are requiring basic KYCs for most of the platforms that I've signed up with. Level 2 verification only occurs when there are problems detected on your account that the casino thinks you're cheating the system, or you just won big and, for KYC/AML compliance, they need to do further verification of who you really are. For that online casino that the government fined, they are obviously not complying with KYC/AML regulations, hence why they received the fine in the first place. Delaying winnings are totally not okay, and asking for KYC only after someone wins is totally fishy because that is already a breach of what the regulation on KYC/AML states.

I don't think he's lost it all financially. The man still has a lot of gigs to do and a lot of endorsement contracts for himself. Before he gets financially dry, it will take a lot of bad investment choices for him to make. He's still playing at the highest level of NFL, and there's still a lot of companies willing to have him as an endorser for their products or services due to his large following and a lot of audience. It must have hurt for him losing hundreds of millions in FTX, but he can be quite 'frugal' for a while and get the money after a couple of gigs and a couple of contracts.

These were also the words that were uttered back in 2018 when bitcoin already broke the $20k mark.

"We won't see anything past $20k"
"It's literally impossible to make money on bitcoin after the ATH has been reached"

Blah blah.

Yet we managed to cross $60k which is more or less triple the amount of the ATH that everyone was hyped about. Short-term, I think we won't be able to make that much money off of bitcoin like the way we could have during 2015 - 2017, but it's never really wrong to keep some bitcoins on your stash just in case. After all, at this point most people who understand the dynamics of bitcoin use it to keep value and not necessarily to make money, unless you're an active day trader who fiddles with these coins for profit.

I like your Celtics and Suns pick. There's lots of value in the Mavs vs Suns pick although with that many players absent on the side of Suns, it really is a huge gamble to bet on them, especially without Djae Crowder and Devin Booker, two of the main play makers in the said team. Both teams are on the losing side of the coins for their last 10 games so both have no momentum to carry over. Luka, while being effective on the scoring side of things, doesn't seem to have enough fuel in the tank to carry his team single-handedly, so this is a 50-50 game. Even still, I'd take Suns just for the juice even with a lot of key players missing and just bet that the Mavs will not perform effectively tomorrow.

Then you have never really sifted through the pages of this forum to see that even huge casinos are trying to make the winners feel like shit in order for the winners to not claim their winnings. Even legitimate, land-based casinos are trying to prevent big wins from happening, just like this one wherein the casino tried to offer a steak dinner to a woman that 'won' $43 million jackpot on a slot machine. The casino and even the New York Gambling Board mentioned that the machine malfunctioned, but it's kind of a joke seeing that the machine only becomes broken when big wins happen.

Casinos will try their best to not give out big wins, and if you have never seen or heard of one, then you must not be involved that much in gambling for you to not know this.

They cannot operate like that for too long. They always have to have some bankroll of their own if they want to stay longer in this business. One good day for a gambler may send the casino into shambles, especially if those winners are high rollers. Also before operating, casinos must provide proof of solvency in order to make sure that they are not only operating in users' funds. If they can operate without providing these verifications, then everyone and their mothers can easily establish their own casinos without having any money at hand.