Nice match analysis, but I see things differently in this match. Tottenham would not have it easy today, they should even be careful of Aston Villa not to giving them the shock winning of their lifetime. This match has not been a thrilling match for me, so I believe anyone could win the match despite Tottenham being higher with points on the table. The 50th minute has already passed with the two of them still playing 0-0, yet Aston Villa is doing well in the game.

Yes, I do. I didn't know that some people like you are thinking in the same direction as I do, and I'd challenged many people on this forum and even offline to furnish me with a winning strategy/system of gambling. Instead of providing a constructive one, they would only be blabbering, which solves nothing. Nothing works for gambling except luck, and luck cannot be relied upon.

Even the martingale that many would be making reference to is not a system/strategy to me but a way of trying to outsmart betting through calculations.

Trump is still a major opposition voice in the US, perhaps the most powerful voice among the Republicans. He has so many supporters and will give Biden another headache, particularly because Biden was not strict enough with some foreign policies and actions, which makes him lose supporters daily. And as much as I don't like Trump due to his insincerity, authoritarian tendency, racist pretence and many more, I still believe that the USA might need someone like him at a time that Russia and China are playing politics that could be dangerous to the whole world.

First, it's the duty of the government to oversight everything in their domain and continues to help in building a sain community. I don't know why so many people on BTT are scared of this or so particular about it as 'off' in the name of privacy. Mind you, too much privacy would cause more harm than good to society.

That said, you are also overbearing about this tax of a thing. Which government would tax you because you want to gamble? A reasonable government can only tax you for your winnings, and this varies in countries as some countries' citizens pay a very low winning tax. While the government earns the rest from the gambling company.

I'm with the disposition that no one should wisely take gambling as a professional, but this doesn't stop the fact that some people do, and it works for them. I know of a few people that have no job but are gambling daily, some of them would even dress corporately to the gambling house every morning and close at night there. So irresponsible, right? But it works for them. This is what they use to feed themselves and their family and pay the bills. Yet, we must be reasonable, no one should expect a guaranteed income from gambling, and we should know the reason why we gamble and we should gamble responsibly.

The more you are becoming desperate to gamble, the better you retrace your steps.

You are welcome to BTT my brother, and I hope you are a Nigerian because this board is dedicated to Nigerians only. And of course, there are many rules guiding the forum that you and any other new members should strictly adhere to. These rules have been guiding my path and doings, and I know you would be just fine with them.

In this forum, one thing that should be ringing in your head is 'quality,' if your posts are quality, you would not have any issues here. Mind you, merits and activities are needed for you to rank up in positions. However, with quality posts, you will get your ranks as and when due. So nothing to be worried about. The beginning might not be encouraging though, but with time, you will get acquainted with the community and will be just fine. I started just in July this year, and I am doing fine, so I believe you can too.

Without wasting your time, please feel free to check the links below, they should be of help to you.

Main rules/guides of the forum (Unofficial): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0
Ranking up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0 & https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.msg1861412#msg1861412
Merit Statistics: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=merit;stats
Specifically for newbies: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0

Thanks for this warning, I am sure that it would do many people a favour. I have been careful of many projects in the crypto space, I don't even look at the side of the new tokens anymore no matter the name of the project. One has to be very careful these days that individuals and companies are using legit means to scam.

Anything aside from BTC and ETH is an abomination to me now, I will always do my investment, trading and calculation around the two.

It was a rude shock to me when I read the announcement of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on the banning of cryptocurrency in February 2021. This caused panic amongst crypto users and enthusiasts, to the point that companies were forced to shut down as the apex bank and its allies were clamping down on some accounts with little to no warning. This subsequently generated some debates for clarity, which made the CBN clarify that Nigerians could own and operate with cryptocurrencies, but can't deal with Nigerian banks with its transactions. Initially, I must say that I panicked, thankfully, the P2P system saved the day, and it's still doing it perfectly well.

Now, what surprises me are the recent events unfolding barely a year after the announcement, to the point that the so-called ban looks like a mirage. Those companies that shut down in the wake of the announcement are coming back, while many more are even joining to make the matter even more surprising.

Those that are conversant with Binance, for example, could testify that it rushed to stop the local deposit and withdraw at that time. But now, Binance is again operating the same service under 'Cashlink.' This is one among multiple others to save us time.



While the last of the surprises was the desperation of Paybis in breaking back into the Nigerian crypto market, a Scottish company that does not have a known address in Nigeria now offers a deposit into Nigerian banks in an exchange for cryptocurrencies. This was what the so-called CBN claimed to have targeted by their ban, but it's now obvious that it's more dominant in the banking system and now only targets the commoners.



Maybe the ban is now for the poor masses or some small companies, who knows? Regardless, the crypto masses will win, at last. I hope the fight for cryptocurrency by Rep/Senate sees the light of day.

Your advice is certainly a good one and wisdom demands it. I make sure that my main bank accounts are shielded from crypto transactions, I only move money from my accounts to the others. And to make it look smarter, I use one of the fintech for my crypto withdrawals and the subsequent transfer to my other accounts is free.

Still, I don't know what is going on in Nigeria regarding this subject matter. Many companies are now using direct bank payments for crypto dealing and the so-called CBN does nothing about it. Could it be that this restriction is only for the poor and voiceless?

Oh, these are brilliant ideas from you, and I believe that some companies are now doing that. Though I have not seen much from a casino before, it shouldn't take long before they would start copying other companies. Internal exchange is good, but I would have loved it more in form of P2P. It would deal with more options of the payment system used so that different customers could cross-exchange what they have for what another could offer.

But for the forum, I will not really subscribe to it as it would be restrained and manipulated since they (companies) would be the moderator.

This was what cost France who was the defending champion in this year's world cup, but at least, they become second, which is a good point that they did not win the previous world cup with luck. The French team was great but they were too relaxed in their games, and I sensed danger when they found it difficult to outshine the Moroccan team in the semi-final.

They won the match, but I was just not impressed as they were lucky to have known how to score goals better than the Moroccan team. But such lapses cost them when they faced better Argentina.

Frankly, it should be clear that it's not actually the Nigerian government that restricted cryptocurrency, it's the central bank of Nigeria. If it were to be the Nigerian government, then it would have been so catastrophic for the users. But it's the CBN, and they only have the right with the banks by restricting the banks from dealing with individuals and companies transacting with cryptocurrency.

However, I did not use the word "ban" like the OP because what is being experienced in Nigeria is actually a play of restriction, it is nothing serious anymore. Many individuals and companies have started engaging banks directly with crypto-related transactions just like it was before the restriction was announced.

I hope you would be careful about this, it might raise suspicion, and you might want to be logging the complaints with Duelbits officially if a thing like this happens often. Let me believe that Duelbit doesn't restrict IPs, but at times, for security concerns, if IP moves from one country to the other through the use of a VPN raises concerns. You have to be careful!

As for the reason, it does happen to some specific IPs due to the site's host and other determining gateways protocols restricting some certain IP addresses, there is no peculiarity about this. And if you are using a dynamic IP, just switch your flight mode off and on, and the trick would be done as your IP changes to another. This has helped me many times.

My simple advice to you in this regard is that you should be transparent about this as possible you could. Let me start by saying that it's the fault of the government of many countries for not making the adequate provision for a thing like this so that they could genuine tax transactions as it's being made. Instead, they are fighting crypto which supposes to earn them more revenue.

As this is not your fault and there are no adequate provisions by law in this regard in most cases, just continue with your business and let your bank tax you only when you move monies from crypto to fiat.

This match date is still far but what I could conclude is that Napoli has a higher chance to win the match. The worst is for them to draw, which I don't think is feasible due to the attacking power of Napoli. At the moment, their main attackers do not have injuries which might be a better advantage for them, and they have not lost a single match this season, unlike Inter Milan which has lost twice.

Inter Milan might be in the second position, but to me, Juventus still has upper hand to beat Napoli than them.

The world is going more digital, it would not be long that the people in power would be thinking in that regard. What you just brought to our attention here might look so simple, but in the deep thought of it, it would go a long way in further helping the government to oversee gambling activities when it comes to financial flows. The issue with cash is that once it leaves the bank, all its transactions are anonymous, and gambling companies are using it to evade tax and launder money.

A strict cashless gambling policy would surely help in this regard.

It's a pity that a country blessed with crude oil could be facing the situation we found ourselves in Nigeria with regard to the fuel of all classes. Particularly, the petrol as @CryptopreneurBrainboss put the figure at N215+ per litre, but specifically in my neighbourhood, the private stations are selling it at N300 per litre. This is preposterous! It started like a play with a country that is being ruled by corrupt and selfish leaders. I don't know what happened to our refineries that no one is talking about it.

Is it that Nigeria as a country could not build new functional refineries from the scratch, let alone not have the capacity to revitalize the old ones? This always baffles me, and I hope God will deliver us one day.

Investments could be done at any time, all that matters are the right speculations and planning. And I would have loved it if you left the FED out of this, they are doing their thing and it would always be for the safety and betterment of the US and the global economy at large. Printing could happen at any time, but the effect will certainly be minimal on Bitcoin this time that inflation and more uncertainty in the global economy are plaguing.

And as for whales and others, let me be clear, the time that a few sets of people would be controlling Bitcoin and crypto space is over. It's now being majorly controlled by institutions, and they are the biggest stakeholders these days. Unless there would be other major events that would check the world or be directly related to crypto itself, I do not see any immediate foreseeable impacts in the crypto space whether good or bad.

You have a very good point there, why waste my money when I could tap from the source directly? Also, the negative trust score of the OP is a huge call for concern. Everyone should be extremely careful.

This is a very good reason to be sure of where you are sending your money, it's always about trust. The claim of the OP is so genuine, and one of the reasons why I would always clamour for more regulation in the crypto space despite many people not thinking towards that direction. There are legit scams, and this pattern would not stop if there are no strict independent experts and government overseers that would put an end to such criminal activities. This could be peculiar to the centralized companies alone, it doesn't matter.

Many people had been legally and illegally scammed in the name of crypto, I only trust a few decentralized wallets, nothing else.