Loving it here? Very wonderful to know, but you need to be sincere and stay true to your love because as a heads up, it will tested. There will be phases when you may get bored with forum discussions, get occupied with oyher activities that it will take an extra effort to be active here, will your love still stand? we know love dwindles, i sincerely hope your love is not temporary.
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Even if the Egyptian team does not look like a team that will get too far in the AFCON regardless of the win, i'm still happy for Mo' Salah that he was able to get his name on the score sheet for his country. He would have come under heavy criticism if he lingered in this competition without getting a goal to his name, especially coming in from Europe in such fine form.

It will be tough game against Sudan in their next game, it will be a decidal for both teams. For the super eagles team, this is one of the best super eagles team we have had in while, the players playing together with so much determination to win, i hope they don't disappoint in the knockout stages. Super eagles for the win!

The Nigerian vs Sudan game just started and Nigeria is already ahead by a goal from Chukwueze! wow. I predict a game full of goals and enough action for the super eagles, still my favourites to win this AFCON. I don't Sudan can bounce back from this early goal against them, the Nigerian team is on fire. I don't just hope we win the game, but also keep a clean sheet.

Reading OP, this is one of the very rare situations where i would really want to be a loser, lol. I can imagine that even the so called losers then, those who got the btc did not see any value in it because of the popular opinion that they lost. The state of regret that they will find themselves if they somehow unfortunately did not keep access to the where the bitcoin was, will be unimaginable, it will be a life lesson, a story on how to be happy with, and see value in your prize.

I believe what OP is trying to say in short is that having or Hodling bitcoin is not just enough, As the years go by, and bitcoin and crypto in general gets more elaborate, try not to hold on to old knowledge, but should try to stay updated and constantly develop and try to increase in your knowledge of bitcoin and the technology behind it.

I am in agreement with you @kingsDen, i see no reasoning in editing old post that you made during your growth process here on this forum. It is pretentious to me, trying to act as though you started big. Your post history should be able to reflect real growth, and you should be proud of it. IMO the idea of editing old post that you made some time ago goes against that idea. As a newbie, that's why it is essential to invest time even at the beginning stages of your stay in this forum into making good post that you will not plan to come edit later.

I didn't watch this match, but i've been laughing every since i saw the highlight . All i can think of is if really there is a football rule that we don't all know that permits or allows a referee to end the match before the regular 90minutes of play or the referee did it to save his life, lol. If there's no rule like that, this may be the end of his career as a professional referee. If you were dehydrated or have health challenges, why not ask for water or signal the other officials that you can't continue?

Regardless of how you see it, the indomitable lions are living up to expectations and are setting the pace here at the competition, being the first team to move into the next round of the competition and getting six points with six goals in  just two games deserves some applause. Ekambi and Aboubakar had a wonderful display. I know the tournament is still young, but this Cameroonian team versus the Nigerian team should offer an impressive 90minutes of football.

In small, you may feel the rich is not losing anything, but if you accumulate the amount from the losses he will have from ignoring the losses he makes regularly, you will know that the accumulated amount can pose a danger to his riches. We know to be rich, can be temporary if resources are not managed properly, so IMO, gambling is as dangerous to the rich as to the poor. The poor who can't afford to loose may stop, but the rich who thinks he can afford to loose is at the danger of poverty.

Completely different individuals with varying preferences such that every preference is satisfied. These preferences are most times influenced by the first experience one had with something. I believe the way one experiences something for the first time is a big determinant if the person will return to replicate their first experience. If your first experience of gambling was spectacular, you will definitely want to replicate the experience to me. This is how addiction begins.

You make it sound like it is a certainty that all teens must learn to gamble, like it's the norm. Was that how things were formerly, or is it what it is becoming?

 Even teaching kids from a tender age to view gambling as a source of income IMO is dangerous. It may discourage them from seeking other more reliable sources of income. Gambling though may be a source of income, should not be considered a major source of income. If considered a major source of income, ask yourself, how will you get the money to gamble with?

Mo Salah is just one man out of 11 players, a tree cannot make a forest. The Egyptian midfield was no good and it showed as enough balls couldn't get through for Salah, he had only one clear opportunity to shoot. Also i think the Egyptians coach tactics didn't quite match his style of play. For me the only other player that had my attention was Ahmed Sayed Zizo, he threatened the Nigerian defence on the flanks. Against Guinea Bissau, the Egyptian side will need to fix all their shortcomings and go all out for the win to keep their AFCON dreams alive.

If Nigeria can get another second goal in this second 45mins, i think it will be the end of the game, in terms of attack, the Nigerian team is showing quick pace, in terms of defense, the Nigerian team so far is holding down Salah which was something people never expected since Salah at the moment is on top form for Liverpool. Egypt look to be playing to get a draw at the moment, i sincerely hope Nigeria can hold o. to this slender 1-0 lead. Looking forward to the full time score.

Been waiting for this fixture since, to see how Nigeria will contain Egypt, and so far i can say that i'm not disappointed with Nigeria, the team seem to be having the advantage against Egypt, Great strike from Senior man Kelechi! Good we have a goal before the half time. I still see Nigeria as favourite for this competition. If we win this game, i can imagine the momentum against other teams, this game is important for the confidence of the team, dominating a strong team like Egypt in their first fixture in this group game is good for this competition.

So sorry for the Zimbabwean team, i didn't expect so much from them, they were so close to getting a point at least from this game. On the other hand, is this the Senegalese team that some voted to win this year's AFCON? because i doubt that they will be able to do well against a better team if they rely on penalties to win games. The tournament is just starting, lucky win for them.... However of they decide not to improve and utilize more of their opportunities in front of goal, i don't see the Senegalese team getting to the finals of this competition.

There is the case of increasing number of underaged gamblers, will you still teach your little kids to gamble?

The answer will be "no" for most users, but truth is that in reality, most parents who gamble teach their kids indirectly to gamble without knowing, how?

for Sports betting - You indirectly teach your kids to gamble when you leave open your online betting slips, and drop carelessly within the reach of the underaged your offline slip if you didn't bet online. Kids are very inquisitive and take cue from their parents and guardians easily.

You indirectly teach the underaged to gamble when you speak freely and excitedly about how you their parent or guardian placed some bets, visited a casino to have some fun and so on. (be careful what you say around the underaged, they learn quickly especially from someone they look up to.
 
You also contribute to the increasing cases of gambling when you hide answers about gambling from the underaged when asked. If your kids or any underaged around you becomes too curious about gambling, educate them and let them know the perils of underaged gambling and why it is for adults, answer their questions and clear their doubts, so they don't go find out about gambling themselves.

kindly bring to our notice other ways user's have unknowingly contributed to the increasing number of underaged gambling, so we can take corrections and make amends where necessary.

I seriously was expecting Senegal to be in front in terms of goals by now with the likes of Mane in play, Zimbabwe seem to be holding them down properly, the Zimbabwean team simply need to be more bold and take the defence of the Senegalese side head on, take chances, their safe hand Mendy is not in play, goals should be able to come. In front of goal, Senegal has not really impressed, they have wasted too many opportunities, if they don't win they will definitely regret.

From yesterday's fixtures, we saw enough goals, i hope today's fixtures are not short of excitement and expectations.

Very true, it is perhaps one of the reasons i'm not so much of a big fan even though i know he is a very good player. It even showed in the visiting game with Olympique lyon where they(PSG) should have come out with a win getting all three points had Mbappe not tried to do it on his own a couple of times with some goal scoring opportunities. He is lucky they didn't loose all three points in the game and that they are top of the league with eleven points, else he would have been at the receiving end of blames.

I knew that It was only a matter of time before Cape Verde gets a goal after that red card against Ethiopia's Yared Baye in the first few minutes of play. A really terrible way for Ethiopia to start this competition, hopefully they can improve play before they play the host Cameron next. So far in the competition, we have see penalties, rough tackles and even red cards from the first and second game, i hope it doesn't turn out to be a rough competition that will have players afterwards returning to their respective club teams with injury challenges.

Next fixtures of the AFCON (January 10 2022)

Senegal vs Zimbabwe - Senegal to win (2-0)
Guinea vs Malawi - Both teams to score
Morocco vs Ghana - Should offer an interesting game of football, both teams to score, but Ghana winning (1-2)
Comoros vs Gabon - Gabon to win (0-1)

(drop your prediction)

Good to see Cameron the host country setting the pace here, leading Burkina faso by two goals to one, a very tender lead that i hope they can secure because Burkina faso is looking intent to get an equaliser. I am also happy that it is not a goalless start to the competition and great news for those who played the game "Both to score", I'm looking forward to the full time score, still expecting to see more goals.