I think betting on that low range 10.000-15.000 dollars is just a waste of money and the odd is not that big at near 19.The price of Bitcoin is showing recovery for the other side and not the downside so I am replying to you and also advising other people who may be deceived by the odd near 19 to make a good amount of money,it is impossible for Bitcoin to fall 10.000 dollars in just 10 or 11 days because it is already at a low value of 21.000 dollars.
This is my personal advise and you can greatly disregard it if you truly believe the price of Bitcoin will crash that massively,though it has never happened before in such a short span of time from such low value.
No, no, I agree with you, mate. I bet a very small amount, less than $1, on the "$10,001 - $15,000" range. Just to be happy about my 20x winning, if that happens. To cheer myself up a bit in the case of that unfortunate and unlikely course of events. But the key word is "unlikely" here, of course. What is to be expected is BTC ending up in the "$25,001 - $27,500" range. And the odds for this range are not that bad on Freebitco.in  actually.  |
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Yes that's right. The main question is at what price will the price of bitcoin stabilize?
$100,000?
$500,000?
$2,000,000?
The answer to this question, in my opinion, depends on what Bitcoin really is. Some experts believe that Bitcoin is digital gold. In this case, its capitalization should be equal to the capitalization of gold, and the price of 1 bitcoin should reach approximately $500,000.
Other experts believe that Bitcoin is the future world reserve currency. In this case, we will see Bitcoin at a price of $2,000,000 and above.
I like your numbers.  Indeed, do we need BTC to stabilize around $10k? Some people here would say, it's irrelevant, "One Bitcoin equals one Bitcoin", but I personally strongly disagree with such approach. Bitcoin is money, and there is an exchange rate for every pair of currencies, crypto or not. You don't say "One Venezuelan Bolivar equals one Venezuelan Bolivar", right? It's ridiculous. |
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I too think that playing with some "fake money" in an app and playing in demo mode on slots are very similar things, only playing slots in demo mode is much more enjoyable because contemporary slots are very professionally designed to provide entertainment, and I bet no "Fake money gambling app" can give you a similar experience.
As of sports betting apps, idk, can it be interesting at all? Going by what you said, if playing in demo-mode in any casino or gaming website and playing with fake money are similar then in your opinion how do you address the question asked by the OP? Regardless of using slots or not and achieving maximum entertainment or not, what would your opinion be?~ In my opinion, playing with fake money in an app and playing in demo mode, again, basically with fake money, doesn't bring you the satisfaction most gamblers are looking for. It may bring you some bad feelings even. Like once I won with a really huge multiplier playing in demo mode , and I was sad about not playing with real money at the time. Don't want to lose a lot of money on gambling? Make the smallest bets possible. You can spin it with just one cent on some slots. That's a better solution, imo. |
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~ There are really people just ignore how much money they have as long as they satisfied themselves playing gambling, we know how gambling gives a good satisfaction and entertainment to the player that's the reason why in some point gambling is for the rich because they can really waste their money because they have a lot of assets to sustain this kind of hobby and there are some people already addicted in gambling but hard to invest with their assets to make more money to grow.
Since you can place any bets, not just high ones, the notion that "gambling is for the rich" can't be correct. Rich person can gamble with tens of thousands and poor can gamble with just a few bucks, and the thrill for both of them is the same. In fact poor people gamble more than rich ones, according to statistics. But, of course, the amounts they spend are incomparable. |
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I just want to add one thing, to clarify for those saying: "Gold is the best form of money" or "World will never get rid of fiat". You know, no one is saying the contrary. Yes, gold is still good as money, and, yes, fiat will always be here. Even barter will not disappear in the future. This picture shows the dominant payment system, not the only one. It important to understand it.
In fact, there are some places in the world now where barter is getting renewed interest -- thanks to the failure of more modern modes of money in being inclusive to all kinds of people who need money. For some, Bitcoin may never be viable for a long time either -- not just in deepest parts of the global South where internet penetration isn't great, nor access to personal smart devices, but even in developed countries where people simply have more insular needs. Bitcoin replacing everything else always sounded a little naive to me. But this will surely change in the nearest future. 5 billion people around the world use internet today, and with half a million new internet users added each day, I think internet access won't be a problem to anyone in 10-12 years. With smartphones the situation is even better.  So, Bitcoin will hardly replace everything, but the wast majority of people will not have difficulties with adopting it. |
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The problem is that there is always very little evidence in this area (if we compare the number of suspicious games with the number of athletes who were actually caught on this) and this almost always remains in the realm of speculation (therefore, as you showed, everyone draws conclusions on the basis of subjective impressions). If I remember correctly, even big and massive cases like that Serie A scandal were more based on suspicion and circumstantial evidence than direct evidence. Right, and that's why I think it's not worth it for us, regular gamblers, to waste our energy on worrying whether a match was fixed. It happens very rarely in the events we are betting on, anyway. ~
~ In the past, we used to know that there was some games that are rigged because the technology wasn't that evolving unlike, as said, we don't need to have some evidence to point it out. So in the future, rigging some games are still possible but that will become more challenging.Not only that. Even if you are technically capable of rigging a game, the info about it can leak, and if proved, it's the end of your career. |
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14) Curtis Blaydes
13) Chris Curtis
12) Paddy Pimblett
11) Nikita Krylov
10) Molly McCann
9) Paul Craig
8.) Mason Jones
7) Marc Diakiese
6) Nathaniel Wood
5) Jonathan Pearce
4) Muhammad Mokaev
3) Jai Herbert
2) Victoria Leonardo
1) Nicolas Dalby
Match 14 Total Strikes 69
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Making your own research is not something that newbies are good at, that's why they are looking at others and what they are saying. Doesn't mean that they are doing the right thing, just means that they are doing it because they have no other option. That is still their own research, isn't it? It's up to them to decide what to believe in the end. What they should do instead is stay away from bitcoin and crypto until you know more about it, and learn how to research. But since they want to get in as soon as possible, they make mistakes.
This happens a lot during the bull run for example, they see people making millions from crypto and they get in without needing to get in too much and that causes a lot of trouble for them, don't know what else they could do. Is there even one person on the planet who at any given moment knows exactly where Bitcoin is going, up or down? I don't think so. The only thing many of us here are sure of is that a new ATH will be reached in the future. But we can't say, when exactly it will take place, and, newbie or pro, no one in the world can do it either. So, I would not suggest to newbies to stay away from Bitcoin. Rather, I would suggest to trade little by little, with small insignificant amounts, and even when they think they know everything, still not risk more than they can afford to lose. |
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Thanks for your support. Sorry, but it seems that you misunderstood me a little or that I did not know how to present my idea as smoothly as it should be. What I meant is that I will be develop a thread that includes all of the gambling and casino reviews sites outside the forum.~ Oh, I see now. But, actually, I support this idea too. Asking the forum members about whether this or that review is legit or not, and doing it all in one thread. It can be a useful thread for many crypto gamblers around the world. Again, in my opinion, you won't be able to collect all reviews outside the forum, but the good news is that forum members will surely be adding to the thread. |
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~ But if i have to speak about betnomi site i could only say positive things, their interface is nice, odds are ok, offer is very good and so on, but they fucking DONT PAY their customers. They simply do not allow you to win money on a regular basis, ~
Great. That's what I can say about Betnomi.com too. As of withdrawing your winnings, I personally withdrew $700+ from my poker wins last year, without any problems, and within 2 days, approximately. I can't say how long exactly it took, but I don't remember any worries on my side. If you are not trying to cheat, your case will be solved positively, that's what I'm pretty sure of. |
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~snip and stopped playing. I think I better verify my account first. I checked Blacklisted Territories here https://stake.com/policies/providers , and my country is not blacklisted, so I hope the verification will be successful. If you are actively participating and tying your luck to have a successful entry into challenges, I think you can take advantage of the extra reward by being identity verified. Their verification process is fast, I submitted my request and it was completed the same day.What verification level do you mean, Level 1 or Level 2? The Level 1 was super fast, I completed it easily, and looks like it's done  As of Level 2, I'm not so sure because it wasn't easy for me on other sites, and maybe it won't be easy on Stake either. It's because my proof of identity is not exactly the same as it is in most civilized countries. But I hope they'll figure it out. I'm not trying to cheat, that's for sure. It's under review currently  fingers crossed I will pass it as easily as you did. |
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Thanks for the suggestion, Karl! This new game, The Rave by Nolimit City, it really added some positive vibrations to my life this afternoon. First off, I like playing games from this provider. Tombstone R.I.P., Punk Toilet, Legion X, Book of Shadows, Poison Eve, they are among my favourites, and I believe I wrote about playing some of them on Bitcasino.io in this thread already. And The Rave didn't disappoint me in the slightest. After starting spinning I was "winning" almost all the time. I put "winning" in quotation marks because most wins were less than my bet          But it were still winnings, better than nothing, right? And then I hit this Murder on the Dancefloor  and that was when my favourite part in playing slots began      Yeah, it was fun, wasn't it? |
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As for this damaging the gambling, I don't think so and maybe after this, gambling sportsbooks will make an adjustments and just limits the number of games to bet in their websites. It's very sad to see this happening though. They are professional players and yet, they are doing things like this for the sake of money.
I think their managers tell them what to do, and the players themselves have not much of a choice here. In some places it's like this: you either listen to your manager, or you are out of the business. But does it "damage the trust in the sports bets"? Hardly. Seriously, show me a decent sports betting site taking bets on that match. |
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My question is, can you remember a time when you reached your threshold of loss while gambling?
I can't remember because it happened multiple times, I'd say, more than a hundred times. I have a daily limit which is different depending on how much I earn at the time, and when the limit is exceeded I usually stop. It can be a daily limit, or a session limit, and sometimes, although rare, it's a weekly limit that is exceeded in one day. Yeah, that's actually bad, I know. That means I exceed several times my daily limit. Nothing to be proud of, really. But what I am proud of is I don't play for a week after that. I don't try to recover my looses so that I could play again tomorrow. No. I just stop, and forget about gambling for a week. You may still have control and be able to control your emotions at gambling, but most people when they have experienced a lot of losses and cross their loss threshold, they will panic more and not think about how much they have lost. it will get really bad if you keep repeating it every day. But you choose not to play for a week when the loss threshold has been exceeded. Trying to recover from a defeat with unstable emotions and done only in the same day, will only result in another defeat. I just wanted to ask, do you have any other strategy to really recover from all those losses?Gambling to me is like going to a movie theater and watching a movie. Do I have a strategy to "recover from all those losses", I mean, the money spent on movie tickets? No. I think, no one does. The only difference between playing slots and going to movies is that accidentally you can earn thousands times your bet with the former. But "accidentally" is the keyword here. You can't, and you shouldn't, count on it. |
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While you guys are currently discussing KYC issue (again) for no apparent reason Does anyone get this notification in their Roobet account?  For the record, I have never submitted any form of identification to Roobet aside from the tier 1 identification which doesnt involve submitting anything aside from filling information on the site. Im not sure if this is going to affect me in any way because I havent try to withdraw yet I too received such notification several days ago. I don't know what it means, and I just ignored it for the moment. I mean, my Level 1 verification, has not expired, right? It's saying "Completed" here  So should I resubmit my Level 1 verification, or should I do Level 2 now?
Any of you, guys, played this by Booming Games, Blockchain Megaways?   Idk, it looks simple, and normally I don't like playing such slots, but it's the music on the background is what makes it so addictive to me. |
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~ While there is not a winning strategy that you can apply to slots there are in fact a few games which can be beaten by the professionals, with one of them being sports bets.
Even if we reach the point in which casinos could perfectly price the odds of every single sport match around the world people cannot do that, which means that a lot of money could be gambled in favor of a team and then the casino will need to adjust the odds for that team winning in order to encourage people to bet on the opposite team, and as such professional gamblers can take the improved odds and give themselves a small edge this way, it is not easy to do but there are in fact some gamblers out there with a winning strategy on some gambling games.
Undoubtedly, sports betting is something where you can apply your skills and have an edge over inexperienced bettors. Of course, luck is still a factor there, but with many bets made its influence diminishes, and therefore it's possible to consistently make money on sports betting. But we should be aware that only a few people are capable of that, maybe one in a thousand. For the rest of us it's a great entertainment, but not something we can live off. |
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Bitcoin Price Betting - JulyBTC started July off with a few days of positivity but has now, seemingly, reverted back to the near-term type. Will we see further lows this month? Or can bulls wrestle back control again? Predict the Bitcoin Price close for the month of July at FreeBitco.in and win BTC if you're right! Betting expires on 23rd July, 2022. Very likely that we will see Bitcoin moves up and down in a channel for its accumulation. It can have a last dump to about $15,000 and we will see the end of accumulation. After accumulation, we will see a break out that starts another bull run for Bitcoin. If below $15k happens in the end of this month, someone will take good profits from their bets on the "$10,001 - $15,000" range.  I personally don't want to see BTC going that low, but maybe I'll bet a small amount on this range, just to win something if that happens. And I absolutely agree with you that another bull run is inevitable anyway, so, nothing to be scared of, actually. |
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Back on the topic about bitcoin price must stabilize? Havent we realize on why bitcoin do get attention that much? Because one of its volatility or moving prices.
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And because, unlike many volatile things that go to nothing within a year or two, Bitcoin has proved to be a good thing to invest in for those aiming for a long-term investment. Skillful traders can make money with the worst assets, as long as they are volatile, but it's a risky business, not for everyone. If you don't know when to quit - you lose everything. But people who bought BTC at $19.5k in December 2017, just before the long bear markets lasting for more than 2 years, still could make nice profits afterwards. |
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A) Which Team will win? NL
B) Total Runs 8? Over
C) Most Hits? NL
D) Most Home Runs? AL
E) Most RBIs? AL
F) Most Walks? NL
G) Most Strikeouts? NL
H) Most Stolen Bases? AL
I) Most Runners Left on Base? NL
Total Combined Runs? 12
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Game 1: 29' Internacional 2-0
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