Gambling for money is wrong, but gambling for fun is more advisable.
If you are a typical gambler who gambles for money, then it is very possible for you to experience bad effects from gambling regardless of how well you admit that you gamble responsibly. You will lose and regret it, but if you change your mindset then you might never feel bad when you lose.

Of course I'm talking about personal experience rather than that of other gamblers. I never felt comfortable gambling for money, I mean I was always angry when I lost and maybe only slightly happy when I made a small profit. Change your mindset about gambling and make gambling just for fun, it is much better for protecting your psychology and also your finances.

Basically Barcelona doesn't have a better squad than Napoli, they have no choice but to maximize some of their young talent. Lamine Yamal, Pedri, Pau Cubarsi, Fermin Lopez and Marc Guiu are some of the players I mean, so if you look at the depth of the squad then I believe Napoli will have an advantage.

Ronald Araujo, Jules Kounde, Joao Cancelo, Christensen/Inigo Martinez and Marc-Andre ter Stegen are the best defensive options so far, but that doesn't guarantee they can defend well without conceding many goals. Xavi doesn't have a good right-back so far, Kounde who plays as a center-back often fills that position even though it's not too bad for him. Joao Felix did not play in the last match against Granada, neither did Araujo so he could most likely strengthen Barcelona in the first leg if his condition is better.

I hope that's true, but no one knows for sure whether Real Madrid can win the match, draw or lose. All of these possibilities exist and should not be ignored, but I don't think there is a big risk of defeat even if Real Madrid is without Jude Bellingham.

Vinicius is in good condition at the moment after recovering from injury. He is on fire and very difficult to stop, so I hope Vinicius can be the difference in this match and lead Real Madrid to win the first leg. It doesn't matter how many goals are scored, the most important thing is to get out from Germany with a win. 0 - 1, 0 - 2, 1 - 2, or 1 - 3 doesn't matter, winning is much more important.

Of course, Chelsea still have many problems that they have not managed to solve so far. Of course there has been improvement in terms of play, but Chelsea still looks inconsistent so far. Yesterday's win over Crystal Palace was Chelsea's 10th win this season in the Premier League in 24 matches. Chelsea has experienced 10 defeats and 4 draws, but is certainly better than last season when they only got 11 wins and 16 draws.

The ratio of goals conceded per match is still very high, it is 1.6 goals per match. This means that Chelsea still has problems in defense where they concede too many goals due to weak or ineffective defensive strategies. Pochettino needs to solve the problem or at least fix it gradually, but it is not the only problem facing Chelsea.

It's hard to say, but yes, there is potential to see bitcoin test the $52k resistance if it manages to keep its price above $50k. The problem is, price movements are still very wild as some investors will probably sell and take profits, but if the selling pressure is not too strong then $50k is expected to be maintained. I'm looking forward to how high the market will close today, but I think bitcoin is still too likely to correct to $48k again.

This should not be a short pump, but natural price movement is much more to be expected. A sudden increase in demand is more likely to make the price fall just as quickly, but I don't expect there to be much panic once $50k is broken.

A draw is not a big problem for Barcelona because it is the first leg, but Barcelona must win the second leg especially when they are playing at home. Barcelona and Napoli were both title winners in their domestic leagues last season, but both teams' performance this season has declined. Barcelona has the advantage of being an experienced team, but Napoli has a home advantage that cannot be completely ignored. Barcelona can lose to Napoli in the first leg, of course if Napoli are really able to give their best until the end of the match.

I agree a draw is a better possibility than either of them winning, but Barcelona is slightly favored due to their experience. The unstable performance of both teams makes a draw reasonable, but it would not be a surprise if Barcelona could win the match. But before that, Copenhagen vs Manchester City and Leipzig vs Real Madrid are two matches worth waiting for tomorrow. Regarding that match, Real Madrid and Manchester City are the favorites.

Barcelona will not be fine as long as their financial condition is not good. Last season Xavi successfully won the La Liga title when his squad was really good and the system he built worked perfectly. Barcelona only conceded 20 goals in 38 matches last season, but this is the opposite this season. Barcelona has conceded 33 goals in 24 matches and this number will continue to increase considering that there are still 14 matches yet to be played.

Barcelona management has to work hard to improve their squad next season and Xavi also has to make sure this season doesn't get worse. The performance of Barcelona's defensive players seemed unstable due to injury problems, which made it difficult for Barcelona to end the match without conceding. You may be right, it makes a lot of sense for Barcelona to maintain a safe position in the Champions League zone instead of fighting for the title after Real Madrid created a 10-point gap.

Of course, Pochettino is not entirely to blame for Chelsea's inconsistent performance this season. This team was formed by greed after Todd Boehly took over Chelsea from Roman Abramovich. Coaches have come and changed and all of them have failed, but if Chelsea gave Pochettino more trust and time then maybe he could improve the team's performance for the better.

Pochettino admitted that Chelsea has a young squad that is completely difficult to get good performance. The youth in question is that the average Chelsea player currently is a relatively new player who was brought in from various other teams, and of course they need better adaptation and cooperation. Chelsea have put a huge reputation on the line with their current strategy, but they will get better in a few seasons.

Thankfully, these are impressive results. I really hope Manchester United can maintain their current form and it's a good few weeks for them. The players are passionate, the team is passionate and this is something that will provide something different in the end. Ten Hag must maintain his team's performance to fight to get one ticket to the Champions League zone, I know it's difficult but Manchester United has the possibility to get it.

Next week's game shouldn't be difficult, Luton Town are an easy opponent. Ten Hag just has to get his team out of pressure and motivate the players to work optimally. 3 points will be very useful for Manchester United next week, I hope they can win that too.

Today I am sure that Girona will not be able to come back, of course there are no guarantees but I don't see any big danger from the pattern of play throughout the first half. So far Real Madrid has appeared impressive and they have not made any mistakes, it's just that they always have to be alert to Girona's counter attacks.

I can still hope for 1 additional goal in the second half, so 3-0 is still very possible considering the team's performance in this match. It's important to keep a clean sheet, so I hope the Real Madrid defense doesn't make any mistakes until the game ends.

Barcelona may still be able to catch up on the points deficit with Girona this week if Real Madrid wins their home match. Currently Girona is trailing 1-0 through Vinicius' goal in the 6th minute, but if Girona manages to end the match with a win then the 6 point gap with Barcelona will likely remain intact.

Girona has a big mission in today's away match against Real Madrid, but I really don't expect them to win the match. Real Madrid have a home advantage that they should not squander, so a win is mandatory for them to lead the standings comfortably. Girona are certainly dangerous, but so far they can't do much and they have failed with the series of attacks they have tried to build.

You are right, the attack scheme built by Manchester City in the first half did not match what was expected. They failed to penetrate Everton's defense, which in fact played defensively, and Manchester City didn't even have a single shot on target throughout the first half. Of course there are concerns about bad results or missing the opportunity to get full points, but Pep Guardiola had another option and it really worked.

Pep Guardiola played Kevin De Bruyne, Kyle Walker and Bernardo Silva in the second half. These three experienced players succeeded in making Manchester City's attack scheme more effective and of course really put Everton players under even more pressure. Haaland took advantage of a loose ball in front of the goal and hit it with a lightning kick which became the first goal even though throughout the first half he didn't get enough passes. Before regular time ran out, Haaland doubled the lead again and sealed the win.

Trading knowledge can be learned visually or by reading books. There are many books that teach traders how to perform fundamental and technical analysis. They need to read it and hone their trading skills, it is much better for a trader than copying what other people do. There are lots of books sold on the market, of course they can buy based on their interests, but success only depends on their actions.

Being interested in other people's profits and being interested in how other people proceed to get profits are different things. We cannot be imitators and get the same share as other people, but the process they go through can be used as a lesson so that we can also benefit. Yes, it's learning. Not everything you see on YouTube is true, so of course one needs to be selective.

I hope Ancelotti doesn't let Kroos go anytime soon, especially at the end of the season. I know Real Madrid needs squad adjustments and squad rejuvenation, but Toni Kroos is one of the midfielders who must get a contract extension. I consider him a legend, he is on a par with other Real Madrid legends in terms of his qualities and contribution to the team.

It may be time for Toni Kroos to leave Real Madrid due to his age and the team's needs, but he deserves a short-term contract extension. Players like Toni Kroos will always be of interest to other teams, especially in a league that may not be too difficult considering his age.

If you think Real Betis can win the match easily against Cadiz, then you are most likely very wrong. Based on analysis and records of meetings between the two teams, Cadiz and Betis tend to be difficult to predict. The two teams look evenly matched based on these records, so no one can really be a favorite in this match even though Real Betis has a slightly better chance of winning the away match.

I agree that Real Betis is a more solid team than Cadiz, but the history of meetings between the two teams says otherwise. This should not be ignored even though Cadiz is only a team in the relegation zone. Things may be different due to competition or prestige, so just wait.

I think that's not true, Aston Villa really tried to win the match against Chelsea in the FA Cup, but they failed because Chelsea's finishing was more effective. If Aston Villa's main priority was only about qualifying for next season's Champions League, then they might have lost in the previous round instead of progressing to the fourth round of the FA Cup. So your assumption may not be correct even though Unai Emery has made several player rotations so that his team remains fit when they face Manchester United this weekend in the Premier League.

Aston Villa's game wasn't bad compared to Chelsea, but they had difficulty finding goals throughout the match despite having 5 shots on target. Chelsea were effective today, 3 out of 5 shots on target became goals which saw them through to the 5th round.

Unai Emery realizes that there is an opportunity for them to fight for in the Premier League this season. Aston Villa have 15 games until the end of the season and they will fight hard to stay in the Champions League places, but they should not give up a good chance at the FA Cup by losing to Chelsea. Anything can still happen in the next 15 matches, even Aston Villa is not very sure that they can beat Manchester United at the weekend.

I remember the last match between Atletico Madrid and Sevilla for the Copa Del Rey match. At that time, Sevilla had a good performance and they also had several opportunities to score, but in the end Atletico Madrid was able to win the match after Memphis Depay scored a goal in the last 10 minutes of the second half. Sevilla are not as strong as before, that's true and I don't think they can hinder Atletico Madrid's plans for 3 points.

Real Madrid's match against Girona was much more challenging in my opinion. Girona and Real Madrid both lost maximum points in the last match, so both of them can be sure to play all their abilities to win maximum points. Real Madrid has home advantage, but Girona is a team that has big ambitions to lead the standings if they can beat Real Madrid.

If you want to measure the level of public trust in bitcoin, then perhaps you should put aside its value and focus on its innovation. There are many things that make people believe in bitcoin and some of them are their knowledge about bitcoin and their experience while being involved in the blockchain industry. Adoption and real use cases growing over time is one of the things that should be attributed to increasing confidence in bitcoin. The involvement of institutions and many large companies in it can also make people's trust continue to increase, but in the end all of them certainly have different perceptions about bitcoin.

Regarding price, bitcoin is very volatile. The volatility may be high or sometimes low, but a person's trust and confidence in their future potential largely depends on how they understand bitcoin and how the market works. Of course there will be a shift in a more positive mindset towards bitcoin when ordinary people continue to receive proper education about what bitcoin is. The fluctuating value should not be a bad or scary thing, but it depends on the risk tolerance and perception of each individual as well.

The potential value growth of the two assets (bitcoin and land) and the risks are different. As a bitcoin user and holder, I remain of the opinion that bitcoin is far more likely to have a more profitable performance than land. However, I also cannot deny that land investment can also provide benefits as long as the location is strategic for development.

I agree that land investment usually requires a large budget if we want a strategic location. Bitcoin is different, you and anyone else can buy it with a minimal budget (eg: $10, $20 and soo on) and it is impossible to buy land with the same budget. But instead of just having bitcoin, then I tend to think having both assets is a good thing as long as we have a budget. This is asset diversification which in turn can minimize risks for investors.

Yes, diversification is a wise recommendation. I like diversification, even at the same time I also have bitcoin, altcoins, land, gold and several other valuable assets. It all depends on each individual's investment goals and risk tolerance, but diversification is one thing that perhaps should not be completely ignored.

Bitcoin is trending sideways, that may be true. However, before the halving, I think the demand for bitcoin will increase due to FOMO and so on. People will take advantage of the halving moment to gain quick profits, it could be that after the halving a large correction occurs due to high selling pressure.

Regarding ETFs, the company will buy bitcoin in an effort to maintain its financial balance when customers sell holdings. They have to sell whenever and at any price if their reserve budget is not enough to pay their customers, so high selling pressure can make prices fall even more. There are concerns about that, but in the long term I think Bitcoin is still very likely to provide high returns to its holders.