They are capable of doing that, but I doubt that the engines that they'll make will not have any DNA of Honda engines which they used for a long time. I'm excited with this new season for Ferrari, Merc, and Red Bull. Ferrari and Red Bull so far has been contending for the best car, with Mercedes having some issues lately. Perhaps Red Bull spending more and focusing on creating their new engines will pay off, but Ferrari is still doing their own magic too with their cars.

Given their fame and the amount of influence these guys have, I partly agree that they shouldn't partake in any activity promoting and advertising gambling. Though their target market is obviously the adults which can gamble, there is no way that they can control what the youngsters can see online or in the TV. Most of the time when young people see their idols advertise something, they tend to want it, or copy whatever it is that their idol is doing because they think it can make them look cool. Then again it's really a controversial law because it only targets the gambling sector and not other sectors which may also have a negative effect on the young population (liquors, tobacco-based stuff, etc.)

This one I doubt heavily. They'd need to reevaluate and reflect on things that they did so wrong in Div 1. Imagine getting beat by teams whose playstyle you know so hard and whose players you always encounter in pubs, that means there is a problem with the way they play and the way they take on these types of games. Removing iLTW completely and placing Kuroky as a coach instead of a player is a start, but I guess that's one move they won't really do because iLTW is a 'friend' and Kuroky is the 'boss' they don't have the balls to speak up against, even if the latter's game and performance is what drags them on games that matter.

What do you mean by any bets on simulated games? There are some platforms that offer these events on their lineups, though the events in which you can bet on is very limited. I myself have never seen such a line on Pinnacle or Nitrogensports that I can bet on. Most of the time, that section of the platform is empty. On rare occasions that it ever gets bet on, I only see the results on betslips that people are sharing and that's it.

Not a pro on these fields but other third-party auditors and independent sources are checking the reliability and the integrity of these casinos with such algorithms. They themselves probably play on these platforms, and if they see any irregularities on the way the algorithm behaves, they would then try to dig deeper and check whether or not the algorithm is to be trusted or not. Of course, they can publish reports that have some tinge of malice in it, and it's really the judgment and due diligence of the player that will matter the most in the end.

Right. There needs to be an equal stress on the importance of promotion and RTP. But ultimately, RTP is what carries a platform's profits in the long run. If not for RTP, casino player base might see a steep drop as time progresses. Newbies are only there for the bonuses. Once that runs out, they also hop in to another casino for the bonuses. If you can give them an incentive to stay and play for long, they'll do that on themselves and they would need not the insistence of the platform.

OG just won 2-0 against Brame, something I'm not really surprised about with how well everyone is performing in their last few series. ATF seems to be more disciplined despite keeping that early aggressiveness in his games. As opposed to him diving on supports that absolutely has no value whatsoever on their past few games. He's changed; for the better, and it's certainly helping the team a lot.


Never hears of those two teams as well, and their players are not entirely known in the EU scene. But as Wings gaming taught us in TI6, even the relatively unknown players can take on even the most experienced teams in Dota, given enough exposure and matches with them.

Nigma is done for in this current run. They don't appear to be ready for what's coming and it shows on how they handle team fights, drafts, and basically every decision-making in the game. Miracle, Gh, and MC is being held back by poor performances of Kuroky and iLTW combined. Hopefully they pull through on div 2, but them losing to Brame in such a horrible manner is a testament that they can't really hold themselves against new teams that claimed the spot for EU's prime.

I've seen some in Just-Dice and Primedice alright, and it was years ago when bitcoin was still worth $10,000 a piece. 10 btc per roll and it lasted for an hour or so. Just forgot who that user was but he was legendary in the platform and a household name since I've known the site. There was also this guy in Nitrogensports showing a 300 btc slip for GSW back in 2018 which won. Not a lot of USD value back then but still a huge number nonetheless.

I would be surprised but just like everyone it'll just be a normal day for me. Also, he still has the right to sell all of his coins if he wanted to. If he tried to do so during this time everyone and their mother would surely know who he is as exchanges will most probably catch where the coins came from, and we all know that the guy values his anonymity more than anything so it's probably not gonna happen. My take is he'll just pop once and disappear again, without ever touching his coins from his known addresses.

It's good if this also comes with education on athletes that receive bitcoin as bonuses. This is just publicity for crypto.com to make their brand seem like they're promoting crypto for the future. They are in some way but ultimately the one who benefits more is them and not the other parties involved in the deal.

The good thing is, people will have the chance to hear about crypto when watching their sport (UFC), and may even be interested in researching more about cryptocurrencies as a whole due to this deal made by crypto.com with the athletes.

I got Liquid +1.5 and with the way things are going, it has a good chance of hitting. Tundra getting good at the early game but losing their composure in the mid game is just nuts. This recent DPC season I have high hopes for them, but apparently they are showing signs of slowing down after that clean sweep from OG. This game 2 skiter is randomly pressing BKBs and that fight at the bottom just made their early rosh worthless. Idk what's happening, but it's not going in favor of Tundra so far.

Sportsbet.io is my go-to for sports betting. Lots of promotions on major tournaments and support is fast enough to answer all questions regarding withdrawals, match results, and other inconveniences that occurs within the platform. Also, odds that they offer on most of their lines are awesome too, plus the live sports bet lines that they have is something that you don't often see in some other crypto bookies. Stake is a solid platform too but I find their website hard to navigate but that's just me.

Can confirm it isn't working just yet. Personally if I was the admin of the platform; I wouldn't ship anything that is still in development on the live site. It just makes the site look fishy for claiming that a 24/7 live support is present when in reality there isn't one to be found just yet. All things aside though, site looks neat and not overly flashy. Easy on the eye with the UI so far.

Promotion is equally important, but RTP is no doubt, the better choice for better player retention and if one really wants to play for a long time on a single platform. For business perspective, promotion is the most obvious choice. They would need to rake up the numbers of players in their platform in order to ramp up their revenue, but without RTP, they can't keep that same number of players intact for too long. Then again, loyal players to the platform tend to spend more money than new comers, so why not scale up the RTP but keep the promotions open?

I'm a fan of platforms with generous RTP. They're in it to build a community AND profit, but not at the expense of player experience on the platform itself.

Personally I'd only bet on things that I know about and just keep on learning about the things that I don't just yet. Casino games are actually easy to learn, though the card games are the ones that elude me since I know nothing about those, hence why I avoid it like the plague and just stick to sports, esports, and dice/slots. I could have tried to learn blackjack or other casino card games but with the schedule I have, I can just stick with what I have and learn to make do with it.

I don't win much on casino games but on esports and sports, I can rake in $100 a week if games are abundant.

With the way they are playing, my take is they can carry this momentum forward. Ammar is the only weak link I'm currently seeing for OG. That kid is good, no doubt,  ut his extreme cockiness and inconsistency makes the ordeal really painful for the team on games where he is expected to deliver. I do like the fact that he's a flexible player that can do mid with Huskar, and it helps when they are outdrafted on the first picking phase, but then again Huskar isn't an all-rounder mid laner that can carry in mid-late game.

Personally, if Ammar can be consistent with his performance, this OG lineup can even win majors or even TI. Honestly Taiga is what saves Ammar on losing the lane with the dude's constant application of pressure on the 5 support which isolates the carry of the enemy.

I tried CBS Sports once during the 2019 NBA playoffs and it was, at that time, sufficient for what I need to know and what news surrounds the teams that I want to place my bet on. Its interface is easy on the eye and not that cluttered compared to theScore, plus it loads fast on my iPhone and every information that I need is easily accessible with a few taps and not getting lost in the app.

For eSports I just use hltv.org for CS:GO or liquipedia to check for matches. Most of the odds I check on three different bookies, and it has been working so far for my needs.

Even the EN casters notice Ammar's performance on both games, but little attention towards Taiga who has been setting up good rotations for bzm and Ammar. For me, the MVP on both games is really Taiga. Biased I know, but he just enabled his cores on tricky fights that they could have lost. Not enough credit on those bushwacks and those ults that have always connected, enough to take down one enemy which gives an advantage to the team.

Oh well, glad that OG has been performing really well. They deserve the wins as you can see that their chemistry is already starting to brew something positive for the team.

Anyone watched that OG v GG? Casters were only noticing how well bzm and Yuragi played but man they are missing out big time on Taiga. That dude is so good as a pos 4 even way back on his days in Liquid. His subtle setups in teamfights make the fights look easy, especially during that game 2 against GG. Always knows when to throw his skills and when to disengage. It will be a shame to see him not get many wins with his exemplary performance on this DPC season.