Best of luck with your pick, there are allot of tipsters here but lets see how good your record will be.

You would know it's your lucky gambling day when you win a lotto, a raffle or a jackpot. winning tons of bets consecutively or with minor or few losses in between or making a very large sum of profit even from a single bet..

I'm also picking Kyrigos in his match today, his performance is of a top player recently and I can see him advancing to at least the round of 16/8 if he doesn't meet one of the top seeds.
Kerber isn't a 1st seed at all, not just this tournament, she struggles in games like a challenger player playing in a grand slam.

LBC traders are strict, correct. However they need to, with the amount of fraud they are liable too, confirming customers is a must if you use certain payment methods, HOWEVER it's just regarding the payment method.
My guess is that you tried to purchase with CC or PayPal which is the least liked among LBC's vendors. if you use Cash in mail, ACH, WU and few other GC's or even face-to-face you wouldn't need any verification "aside from the recipe" and even the fees would be much lower.

Trading BTC to USD can be quite profitable, even if your starting capital is $1000 or so, You can buy and sell within minutes interval with price movement, you need to be skilled to do so though... Also trading BTC and altcoins has massive potentials for success (i.e price of a new coin can increase thousands of time in months, hence it can bring unprecedented profit, however it's a difficult market and the newbies mostly lose money.

IMO No, even if the price crashes, I think it will stabilize along the range of 1,200 USD or so, if we remember the previous spike, even when bitcoin fell, it was still a significantly larger price than it used to be ~$200-$300

Of course that might happen, that did happen in the previous bitcoin spike as well, people tend to be stressed during these all-time high moments and hence if few single large sells occur, the public mass would follow, fearing to be left behind..
On the other hand I guess it would be harder this time, considering how the total market liquidity and the volumes of traded bitcoins daily are much larger than before.

I have been thinking about this for a long while and how the two of them are so different, in shape, nature, stability and age. I prefer bitcoin in short term investing in which the coins are held for a month/months, while gold is a long term storage that is less likely to lose it's value, nevertheless the possibilities of profit are miniature as well.

Better make it clear, You are looking for a dice or something like dice. With no Casino, complex interface as well as not Sports betting related?

Anyhow, Primedice, Bitsler are both decent Dice sites with the average house edge of 1% or so, Bitdouble seems interesting. but it's a little more complicated than high-low (not much though).

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