No problem to lose on your favourite team, can't always be winning by betting on your team right?

I say this with a lot of irony of course, Liverpool's been kind to me in my betting years, so the past season or so has been hard to take, but as long as the City and Real and Bayern losses keep happening, I can still strangely end up my season in profit.

Value pick of the day is Real, over 22/10 is excellent doubler opportunity. Only watched them over a week ago and while they needed a penalty to get ahead in last 10 mins, they were still a way better team with no panic setting in. Villareal, though? Can't trust them.

I don't believe there's been a single country where the customs has prohibited entry of hardware wallets just because the country's banned Bitcoin. I even am aware of Pakistanis (trading banned, but not owning) who get Ledgers by the dozen.

You can always customize the wallets too, or buy a brand that isn't Ledger/Trezor.

In fact, I'm willing to bet you can buy any brand shipped to yourself, and get it. A literal bet. Quote me if you want to take that bet (we'll figure out how to do it, but I'll cover your losses if it happens, in Bitcoin).

You know it's bad when you get the usual picks right (Mitrovic, Rashford) and still can't even get consolations on MajSev. Going to put me head back on this weekend and get done a heck load of things including next MS.


Ah, what a memory, seems so long ago. Yeah, there are own goals, and these are Faes specials in a class of their own. They were singing about Carragher but Carra's own goals were usually unavoidable, just unlucky. Faes might have been slightly unlucky with one but in both situations, very clearable, he just got his techniques absolutely wrong.

Ouf yeah. I made the Chelsea bet on both games long before all those injuries so now the odds are 95/10 and I only got 68/10. It usually pays to be early with underdogs but as soon as you got injuries against Citeh, you're more or less finished.

Chelsea, Liverpool, Spurs... they do have some quality but not all across the field. Anyone who can't see the gulf when you're putting on pimple-faced youngsters or Milner and Auba as subs... well.

Game 1:  36, 48'
Game 2:  36, 19'

1. TEX
2. TEX
3. TEX
4. Under
5. 3rd
6. Odd
7. Odd
8. TEX
9. TEX
10. TEX

Final Score prediction 17-19

Nice reads, can't say for sure as may never get the chance to read them, nor such an interest in that particular brand/ideology. I have a more "indigenous" leaning of liberty (where there is no concept of ownership even, at odds with Bitcoin or even money), but that's more from my birth and circumstance, and being a realist I know I can only become familiar with those ideas, not intimate, despite my origins.

They're all around, and while they might have been vibrant in the cypherpunk newsgroups, I wouldn't count on finding them here on this forum.

Of all people getting a name change, well, well done. Should really make a campaign for myself to try a bit harder, though I suppose the name now sticks even for me.

Chelski put up a defence, I see... Did they even try to win?

Said it at least a couple of times on this forum, and do not mind repeating as it has been some years, but that I personally had a price target, and a time target.

Not because I wanted to, but because I had to make it predictable for those who would inherit my coins in the possibility I do not make it into the next decade.

Then they definitely will ask this question, and to do away with the requirement that they also inherit my Bitcoin beliefs, I set a price and date target. Whichever hits first, they sell.

Hate to say it but you cannot really be a good actor if you're a corporate that prioritises profit -- especially in an largely unregulated space where there really is no need to be ethical or even honest.

Not saying any of those guys named are bad actors. Just find it really hard to call a corporate a good actor. Neutral, sure, even positive.

Argentinians have long been looking for a solution. Long before whatever president in power decided. Those in power have led their country down a dark economic path in the last decade... No different from many LatAm leaders, to be sure, but they do not get to be heroes for embracing Bitcoin when they are responsible for the hyperinflation blitzing their people.

Grassrooters like La Bitcoineta has been fighting the good fight for years. Don't need another president hopeful to do nothing.

Haha thanks man, always appreciate reading through posts like this when I don't have TV. I honestly thought Napoli win was great value too, when I saw the odds favouring Inter, but I guess the bookies knew better and I had no idea of lineups when I placed the bets last week.

Agree this league's become so much fun, and dare I say, Juve's fall started with Ronaldo?

Whoa hey I just saw my Superbru give me a wall of red -- don't remember the last time I got everything wrong, though of course, in 53rd position, I was just trying to get a round of upsets to get a leg up. Climb to 30th and then maybe change my strategy again.

Trofo doing pretty well at the moment, you going for a draw tonight? @cryptofrka 55/10 Chelsea win too good for me to ignore.

Yeah if I saw a message like that pop up on any damned device, I'd know I was hacked and immediately wash off.

Problem is, and I'm sure I'm not exaggerating, most people, not some, would enter their seed phrase if they saw a message requesting it.

Now that actually reminds me that I've rarely seen warning messages about never ever responding to seed phrase requests...

Right, an actual pyramid scheme actually sold actual bitcoin? That's definitely the first time I've heard of it. Pretty sure you're referring to one of those Bitcoin doublers or HYIP thingies (I know it's pedantic but it does make a difference).


You never lost it if you never withdrew them to your own wallet, which at least OP did

To be fair, I've used "cloud mining" sites that actually paid out, but they were paying out cents for a lot of work on your end. Wouldn't call them scams, just a big waste of time.

Didn't even realise that was still on. I sort of remember the onset and being a lot more occupied with work and family at the time -- even if football had been around, I'd have been too tied up to really focus. It wasn't even really tough for me in particular, but definitely some crazy time for the family back home.

Your post reminded me.

I have to say I didn't have your same regard for Eddie Howe, one has to see how long he can take that effect into his teams -- he is a bit like Klopp in that regard, can't seem to maintain success with the same personnel after some years.

My respect was for Potter but even then I think Chelsea was a step too high up.

Just checking resulta, no watching for me until next week... Atalanta just cannot save themselves, can they?

Pretty sure I made all my picks already some time back, BTTS heaven as usual hm?

So you trust a guy and then ask what research he did?

Are you also going to accept all the information we will post here with the same full trust?

What is stopping you from following the lead of any number of influencers investing in any number of assets?

Bitcoin is a lot about self teaching and self discovery. If you aren't willing, I would say it is not for you.

I sort of tried something like this years ago. Much smaller sample, though, as I probably just bought about 20/30 coins. All sizable trading volume back then.

They almost all made a lot of money in 2017 but I kept the experiment going and they are almost all dead or close to death.

In the end, Bitcoin and somewhat Ethereum worked out best.

Timebound strategy, this I guess.

Yeah, actually don't think either of them were in my squad anyway but I really needed to purge a couple of long-term injuries. Not unhappy at all, kind of really need my own recharge in real life, so happy to assess the damage in my FPL when I can sit down this weekend.

Maybe this time I actually get Nunez in, am sure his price will have dropped by now?