They have been trying to be a part of a lot of happenings and huge events in order to get the word of crypto out there. They have the capacity and the machinery to do it, and they're doing it as much as they could. It actually benefits not only for their own exposure but to the whole of cryptocurrency as well, so I don't have any problems with what they're doing at all.

Crypto.com with FIFA can actually be a reason for some fiat gamblers to switch to crypto for their gambling habits. It will rake in a lot of money and the market may even see huge growth if FIFA x Crypto.com proved to be a success.

Maybe I just haven't heard of them clearly. I remember Adroit's stint a year or two ago, but they haven't achieved much back then so perhaps that is why I thought some of them are young bloods. Boomy I quite know, but the rest are just unheard of names from me, or share the same name with other pubstars in the region that didn't quite make it to the cut-throat SEA server competitions.  But I must say Natsumi is a composed carry that can be self-sustainable if need be, all the more reason to watch this team fare against other names in the region.

Just watched the replay for Polaris and BOOM on SEA DPC. I must say, I'm impressed with how Polaris went toe-to-toe with a seemingly untouchable BOOM Esports. The only veteran player that I can recognize on this lineup is Mac, the rest are either young bloods or pubstars that haven't scratched the tournament grounds just yet. I love a good early rotation, and BOOM is quite known with their aggressive plays early on in the game. But Polaris knew how to counter this and sometimes turns around such engagements. I will have my eye on Polaris for the next few days for the SEA DPC matches. They're something worth betting for IMO.

Their next match is against SMG, a team which consists of veterans like midone and ninjaboogie. Polaris +1.5 should be the play here, but taking them as match winners should also be good value. If Polaris can go head to head against BOOM, then they can probably take SMG for a ride, too.

I'm not a fan of these things, though it gives you a better picture on how probabilities unfold and help reach a certain conclusion by letting things play out by themselves. Normally one would assume that these games already have the outcome before it is shown to other bettors, but there will always be auditors on these games in order to verify the veracity and integrity of the games being shown. Anyway, why would you bet on algorithms pushing numbers to play on their own instead of betting on real people doing the real sport?

If the offer is right then there's no way Connor wouldn't accept it. He only fights for the money and no longer represents his country proudly. On the other hand, Jake Paul only wants to maintain his record and would surely try to pay the right amount in order to cement his 'legacy'.

Neither of these guys are legit boxers, but Jake Paul has the reach and size advantage overall, but doesn't have the stamina to back it up. If this is an actual fight, McGregor has a huge chance to win. But this is a clown fest, so safe to bet on Jake Paul if you want to win some quick bucks.

And even then, Converge was able to finalize the deal to buy Alaska Aces, and they officially have a PBA team albeit there already exists another PBA team that is under the same (?) management.

What intrigues me is how will Converge develop Alaska Aces to be a prime team that can go against big names in the league. Alaska Aces is already an established team, but as of the moment they're not that great and needs more improvement if they want to reach the semis or even win the finals.

I thought it's going pretty well when he switched places with Nisha?

Just on their previous matches Sumail was way confident of the switch, and mentioned that the carry meta heroes on this patch works well with Secret's tempo. Well some games it does,  some games they're just dumpstered. Also, Yapzor is, IMO, slowly fading away as a great 4 position especially on early rotations. There's a lot going on in Secret during this match against Tundra that I think just needs some recalibration (or getting used to). But yeah, Tundra played like beasts on this match and no doubt they deserve this win.

Going for at least 1 map for Secret on their next match against OG. Both are having troubles finding their form, but I think they'll be able to let us watch some good Dota.

Just got off work and this is what I got as a news lol. I was waiting for this game to be live and see whether Seleri has matured on drafting and can command a team of pubstars against some big names. Even though NGX tested positive for COVID, I don't think it will still be a walk in the park for Gladiators. Their recent performance is okay, especially against big names like Liquid and OG a month ago, but the inconsistencies on Seleri's drafting sometimes cause them to perform rather lousily on matches that they have a clear advantage on. 

Most of these events concerning DPC have a strict schedule, albeit them always being late for broadcast by 10-15 mins on their end. Idk why they don't allow for any grace period even further on online matches. They aren't losing much by allowing teams to get their shit together for a couple more minutes due to technical problems. It's unavoidable, and they know it. Even they have encountered lots of technical issues in the past and no one can even penalize them for the delays.

It is intended to be spent yes, but the amount of channels and areas where it can be used to is lacking, hence why not a lot of people are enthusiastic in spending it. Also as of the moment, it excels as an asset, and a lot of entities are seeing it as an effective one, so why not use it on where it is good at?

Bitcoin's capacity as an asset is just better than its utility as a currency.

These guys will get exhausted immediately, and they'd probably just be giving power blows every single time which will make this fight over shortly. The one with more stamina to move around the ring and trade blows is more likely to win this bout. They are both extremely powerful and their strength is their asset, but they are quite lacking in the stamina department.

For the lulz tho, I'd go for Thor Bjornsson just for raw power alone. Eddie is still massive and powerful but I think Thor takes the bout more efficiently.

If they want to, they can, but celebrities are not that much effective nowadays. You can call most of them as "influencers" right now but even then, one cannot be sure that their reach and influence is enough to persuade people to gamble and play on the platform that they advertise. I think most people would still prefer bonuses and promotions than famous celebrities advertising the platform. What good does it do to them if celebrities endorse a platform? There isn't any, honestly.

This will just be pumped to death and people will just watch it die. Approval should come from the highest office if they are going to create a tokenized version of a fiat currency, in order for people to bot get scammed and in order for the government lt take something from it. Ukraine legalized cryptocurrency and wholly recognized it, but I think they are far from capable of creating and handling their own cryptocurrency as of the moment, given the circumstances that they are facing right now.

This was a nail-biter ngl. I only bet on over 2.5 maps and I'm not mad that ENCE pulled through against Vitality. I was hoping for a Vitality win but with the current form of Zywoo, and Apex being the top frag on most cases seems to be not the Vitality that I usually watch.

Anyway, I do agree with that ENCE pick against Outsiders. It's a value pick albeit the odds being skewed towards ENCE. We'll see. Outsiders is a good team with good composure, but ENCE just dominated a tier 1 team in a convincing fashion.

They have been trying to come out clean by imposing rules and other stuff that could make them seem legtimate to the unknowing players. I wish that there would be a new rule in this forum that bars known scammers to advertise their site or to promote a new one, but I guess that wouldn't happen. That red tag on their account isn't nearly enough to keep these guys out of business it seems, and people are still joining their scam campaign up to now.

I guess no matter how many warnings you give, the uninformed will always turn a blind eye on them so long as they benefit from it.

Yep. Especially that Tiny - Lycan combo from TI10. Nigma and PSG.LGD were the first ones to test it on scrims right even before the groupstages, though PSG used it more than Nigma at the time. Nigma also knew how to defeat that combo because they, too, hid that strat before PSG abused it heavily. Hopefully though, we see some more intense NGX on the early stages of the game for us to bet on them. Can't wait for DPC to get done with and move on to the next major.

I think this is just the finalization of the previous law that was endorsed and signed by their government just a few months back. Them recognizing cryptocurrencies can allow them to rebuild their country after this war is over. Services and businesses related to cryptocurrencies can look up to Ukraine if they're seeking for base of their operations, which means more money for the country's economy in the future. Sooner or later, when all is said and done on the Ukrainian front, this law will help birth another crypto hub in Europe.

Which is getting pretty old, but it works. And yes, NGX on groupstages will always be a skip for me, unless we're talking about TI. That is the only tournament wherein they strive to go for the upper bracket because the stakes are just high. Then again this is DPC that we're talking about, and it's equally important as to TI since if they didn't get enough points, they won't go to the prestige tournament. With that said, I'm expecting NGX to fight harder, but won't really place a bet on them just because.

Most of the feedback that I'm seeing on this page talks about the lack of promotions of the platform. I agree that it might hurt on the advertising side of things, but if Thunderpick offers good lines and odds consistently, people will naturally come. Some bookies give out lots of promotions to attract bettors but they lack severely in customer service, speed of withdrawals, and grading the bet. But if Thunderpick offer those 3 things better than other platforms, they will gradually build people that will bet on the site.

I think promotions are good, especially on big titles. This is where Thunderpick should focus, and they would grow solidly so long as they don't neglect the qualities wherein they excel while others do not.

Didn't even expect Sumail to do the drafting. He even admitted on the interview that his draft were inspired by BOOM on the last stages of Gamers Galaxy, but not 100% copying it. Also in Sumails pub games, he still goes for the midlane most of the time that's why it's quite surprising why he opted to go for pos 1 instead of mid. Nisha is also performing really good in the midlane, but his rotations are not really that well compared to when Sumail takes the midlane, but he's getting there.