As someone who worked closely with pharmaceuticals, hospitals, governments, and laboratories during the height of the pandemic, I wouldn't say that it was all for big pharma companies to get a big boost on their profits. We were tasked to collect data independent of those that the government are getting, so as to contribute to the global initiative of COVID cases reporting that is unbiased and factual. The difference isn't night and day, and there really was a problem in COVID outbreaks before. But since people were able to build up immunity and natural resistance to the virus over time, the cases that we're getting right now are much less severe and can be treated even at the comfort of the infected person's home.

 

I agree, though I must say that the local leagues that we have this year are extremely lively since it's been over 2 years with no live sporting events for our community. There's that at least, though hopefully the big leagues can catch up with the hype.

This guy doesn't ring a bell, nor does he have proven track record on sports betting. I would trust guys posting their picks here in this forum than this dude on Youtube who is obviously basing his picks on other people's picks as well. Here in the forum, you'll get an explanation on the pick, plus some other insights as to how the game could possibly unfold. Or even better, do some research on the sport, check the live updates on the teams, and make your own bets depending on those information. At least you don't have anyone to blame in the event of a loss.

I'm keen on where he kept his coins all these years that he still has easy access to them. People who often forgot that they have things lying around usually throw these items unknowingly. Lucky for your friend since he still managed to keep his coins and gain access to it when the time came. I remember the thrill of checking the price almost every hour to see if my initial investments already generated a profit. Good times, and I'm still into bitcoin even though I have left my habit of constantly checking the price.

Bear market or not, funds are always at risk when kept only at CEX. These platforms are in constant threat to hackers and inside jobs, hence why it's unwise to keep your funds there for an extended period of time. It's funny that even with all the advisories and hacks that happened throughout the years on exchanges, people still think that these places are the best safekeepers of their own funds. You'll never know when these exchanges will get their coffers drained so better keep your funds yourself to not get burned in the end.

And in the event of a win on the gambler's side, the casino has no money to pay this winner in full, then a scam accusation will roll out. Having a max bet limit on casinos ensure that the platform will always have the capability to pay in the event of a win. They're being honest that that's the only amount they can match and that is perfectly fine. Better to have small profits in the beginning than to lose it all hig time if someone wins against the house with a bet you can't afford to match.

As someone who has a fixed amount to gamble every Saturday, I can attest to this. I don't really care that much in winning or losing, but it would be nice to win for a few times since it extends my playtime in the casino. I constantly lose $100 in a month due to gambling, nothing more. It's a somewhat costly hobby but better than any other activities out there that will make me spend thousands upon thousands just to get what I want from it. Never had problems with my attitude towards gambling either. Never looked forward to playing it on weekends, too, but since it's an activity that cannot be replaced in the mean time, I'll still do it and play for fun and not for the profits.

On paper this seems like an extremely good idea, but it is built in the concept of trust, which is easily broken with money. Also, if a website exists to cater this investment-pooling idea, they would certainly take a cut from your profits so that's another factor that should be taken into consideration. Basically, what you're looking for is a bank that uses other people's pooled money in order to invest into things, and the profits are divided amongst the investors with the bank taking the largest portion of the cut.

Bans can only address the official channels of gambling but what about the underground gambling dens and all those shady stuff that the government didn't account for? Banning is not always the solution. It can only help seal one side of the problem but there will always be leaks somewhere. Also, it adds up to the economy by a huge percent creating jobs and feeding families. While it might sound fucked up that we are profiting off of the suffering of others, letting gambling flourish is better than banning it and still produce some addicts because of it.

Definitely need to get this challenge on all dice sites just to put up some interesting (but rather useless) statistic. Perhaps you'll get this multiplier earlier than 1 million to continue chasing for huge multipliers. If it exceeds even 330k bets, you'll still be negative profit but at least you managed to hit that elusive multiplier. It's worth the time, money, and effort if you hit the jackpot, though I don't think it will be rewarding money-wise in the long run.

Good luck on the bets!

If this ever happens in the big leagues, then that one guy who intentionally missed the shot and the goalkeeper who didn't do his job will be fined and get fired immediately. I think this only happens on the lower leagues or not wherein match fixing is rampant and under the table bets are done, or on leagues with extreme corruption that everyone feels like this is all normal, but on a professional level and well-known leagues, this will never happen. There may be some match fixing that happens but not this intentional, that's for sure. It's laughable that stuff like this happens and someone was able to record it. A true gem in sports indeed, albeit a negative one

Best course of action is to do what you think is right and protect your assets in ways that you believe is better for you. The energy debate has been going on for years and major news outlets alongside huge names in the financial sector only rehashes what has already been said about the topic. While there are some interesting statements pointed out there that supports the argument 'bitcoin wastes a lot of energy', those things can also be said against other industries that does not really help the betterment of the masses at all.

I know that if bitcoin climbs back up again in a few years time, you'll be regretting your decision right now but hey, at least you took off the burden that's taxing for you.

With crowds slowly returning to stadiums, I think it will be a huge morale boost for teams which will result to them playing more beautifully. A lot of hype matches will surely arise and a lot more epic moments will be produced. Just imagine how pumped these players are after not playing in the stadium with real, live fans watching for years. Must be extremely nice to show your talent and your skills to the world again. Betting would surely be more enjoyable and more realistic given that we're slowly returning to normalcy.

It's the UI that gives me this nostalgic feeling. There seems to be a mixed element of cloudbet landing page and Nitrogen's events page. Perhaps they got some idea on those design elements. It makes me want to try and placing a bet on this casino just because of that feeling, but there's just a lot of gray areas that still need clarification by OP before I make the first deposit.

Just checked the site and it gives me Cloudbet vibes a few years back. It would be best if you would really amp up your advertisement game and not bring us some bland-looking announcement. It's good that you are already in the works for your brand, though it would have been better if you held back your announcement until you're fully ready. Not much to say about the site, although it's not really mobile-friendly when you're trying to access it with a phone. There is also a lot of wait time involved when you click links, so you might as well get someone to fix that.

This team recognizes the potential of these heroes that are often ignored in the past. I'd love to see someone finally use a mid Chen that's been ravaging immortal pubs for a few days now, given how OP that hero is with enough neutral creeps. Ana can do crazy things like that although I believe he wouldn't risk this tournament just to add some style points on his return. Insania has a lot of crazy ideas as a captain that other teams adapt on their meta but it's just that they're having a hard time converting those ideas into wins.

Chinese businessmen are really keen into following this belief that the Western world adopted it. There's nothing wrong in following these superstitions as long as you are a level-headed person that knows common sense is always better than making things complicated. Sometimes, I too, follow the feng shui unknowingly whenever I am gambling. Mind you, I'm not gambling for profit, but sometimes I avoid rolling for a minute just because the time on the clock has "13" in it. It's crazy how this way of thinking affects a lot of people around the world, and one can find its influence in almost every industry imaginable.

It's a one in a million event that rarely happens. The guy in the story managed to become rich because of luck, and he knows when to stop, too. Not a lot of people have that willpower in them to begin with hence even if they managed to win big, they'd still end up to square 1 simply because they can't stop. The first step is self-control, and if you do not have this, better not gamble and just work diligently or perhaps, open up a business and pray that it succeeds.

And in exchange they will be tarnishing the brand that they've spent countless of hours on just to put out some reviews for a platform that is not even half-good. I'd say that's a pretty good deal for us who are fed with these fake reviews as we will be witnessing the downfall of these brands together with the platform that they paid in order to make themselves look good.

I agree that it is somehow best to use this forum as a reference before making that first deposit on a platform because there is a huge chance that the platform that you're wanting to play into already has a review dedicated here in the gambling section (albeit the amount of mess that the section has).

Having more options is lovely, but with it comes complications on the gambling platform's side which will, in turn, cause some routine downtimes in order to ensure that everything is working properly and that no loopholes are present that could potentially affect the service. Personally I don't mind having fewer options on withdrawals so long as this part of the platform has a 100% uptime when I needed it. It might just be new user preference to look for tons of options for withdrawal before they start making a deposit, but after some time they'd just stick to what's convenient and will not exhaust the options provided to them.

Just like any other cryptocurrencies, it's good to buy on these tokens when the market is down, although of course there needs to be some caution taken into consideration as these are not your regular cryptocurrency, and it highly depends on the performance of the platform that it represents. I don't see any point in investing on these casinos through their tokens. I can invest on their bankroll sure, but their tokens? That's an entirely different story.


I'm pretty certain you know the answer: manipulation. It's highly improbable for a relatively unknown token to appreciate in value in the midst of a bear market, and the only way it can get some volume and attention to itself is by means of artificial growth achieved through pumps. Not saying that OWL is shit, it's just that it's a relatively unknown token at this point and that any interest that it garners is probably from artificial sources looking to lure people into buying it before they dump their bags onto these new buyers. But again, who knows? It could be anything at this point.