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India vs England is basically a dead rubber match if you ask me since India pretty much qualified for the semi-finals while England is pretty much out of the semi-finals race based on my observations.
Am expecting this one to be a one-sided encounter where the current champions will continue embarassing themselves as usual.
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Asides, what leads casino into limiting a player is if the player is always playing one particular type of game and always winning, the casino will then limit the player as a way to encourage him or her to try playing some other type of games or sports. This I believe is something that is common in most online gambling casinos.
It's not that simple. Sportsbooks will limit players who keep beating their closing lines again and again implying that they keep finding value bets somehow due to which they become long-term winners. This logic applies to any market in any sport. Very few sharps like Pinnacle, Bookmaker etc and exchanges like Betfair, Matchbook etc don't limit at all. |
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After the Pak vs SA thriller, we got to witness another thriller right away thanks to Aus vs NZ. 13 runs from 5 balls is actually a great equation for NZ, but the Australian fielders were amazing and stopped valuable runs.
On the other hand, we have Bangladesh who got wiped out by Netherlands though both teams are pretty much out of the tournament.
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But if they like to submit their KYC because they know for theirselve that the risk is low then they just need to be careful and be aware about those negative implications about the actions we do.
The problem is that KYC is pretty much mandatory in many crypto gambling sites these days because of regulatory pressure due to which players are only given the option to continue playing after submitting KYC or to leave. This is why so many players end up submitting their KYC even if they don't want to since they want to keep playing at their favourite sites. |
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Yeah. Betfair doesn't accept crypto as of now which is dumb and weird, but there are plenty of great alternatives out there like Fairlay which has decent liquidities and pinnacle odds, but they aren't accepting new registrations anymore. Also, Orbitx(Betinasia) is another great alternative where crypto is accepted and it mirrors Betfair's odds and liquidities. |
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Pakistan vs South Africa turned out to be one of the most entertaining matches that I have seen so far. Afridi was incredible while Mohammad Wasim Jr bowled really well despite having cramps.
Markram messed up by throwing away his wicket when he was on course for a century, but Maharaj held his nerves till the end brilliantly. What a match!
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This is like the n'th thread about world debt in recent times which is weird since global debt has, will and shall always be a thing which the world has gotten used to. This isn't some doomsday scenario or something.
The US will simply keep raising the debt ceiling again and again and they will be fine as we have observed time and time again.
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Jansen, Coetzee and Shamsi were great with the ball while Pakistan just messed up once again. 270 is a really bad total in a 50 overs game especially against a team like South African batsmen who have been in phenomenal form these days.
Am expecting South Africa to win this one pretty easily as expected which would knock Pakistan out of the semifinals race.
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So 1xbet and 1xbit is related with same owner?
Pretty much. They all fall under the same umbrella along with other sites such as Melbet, Kawbet etc based on my research. However what is surprising is that out there on several social media the name 1xbit is still actively appearing in promotions and marketing and there are quite lot of good reviews about this scam site.
1xbit advertisements seem to have decreased though over time thanks to their business incurring losses, but 1xbet is still thriving thanks to their huge sponsorship deals and powerful connections. |
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The cup is changing hands for sure. England played well under Eoin Morgan last time around, but Buttler is just a bad captain plain and simple. Also, players like Livingstone, Malan, Ali etc have been playing like crap consistently for sometime now. Their main players are either injured or out of form. Jofra Archer hasn't yet recovered from injury.
Jofra Archer isn't some magician who can change the results on his own. Also, all main players are playing in their squad, but they are all out of form. |
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Not completely wrong if you ask me, KYC doesn't just benefit the casinos alone, it also benefits the gamblers in general since it helps create a safe gambling environment for all, though i understand that this would or might be hard to believe for some, most especially for those who are head bent on never seeing the brighter side of KYC verification, but only choose to put their focus on their own personal interest.
Which world are you living in? Anyone with a brain would choose to put their own personal interest first over anything else. Also, there is no bright side of KYC verification and your example to prove your point is downright silly. Only extremely dumb scammers try to scam others after submitting KYC while the majority obviously use their brains and try their best to stay anonymous. |
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People need to move on to discussion like this since it becoming a irrelevant topic for a casino that implemented this for long time so there's no further more need to discuss regarding to this KYC thing especially if they know already the answer regarding on that implementation.
KYC vs no-KYC is a never ending debate in the world of gambling which is why discussions related to it might temporarily stop, but not permanently thanks to the majority preferring no-KYC. People should always look for the brighter side about KYC ask to them since it will make their account more secure since no one can actually stole their money here especially if those people trying to move up some funds illegally to our account or something like what you mentioned on your post.
Lol. You can't be more wrong. KYC just helps gambling sites, but doesn't help gamblers in any manner whatsoever. Think! |
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Australia had a shaky start to the World Cup. In the first stage of the World Cup, it seemed that Australia would not make it to the second round. As people began to speculate, Australia slowly began to return to form. Australia is now fourth in the points table with +1.142 points despite being far down the points table. Australia secured their second round berth by beating Netherlands by 309 runs in Australia's crucial match yesterday. With that, the Netherlands went to the bottom of the points table.
No one expected Netherlands to qualify for the semi-finals, but they improved a lot by not only qualifying for the World Cup, but by defeating big teams like South Africa comfortably which is awesome. Also, Australia will definitely qualify for the semi-finals as usual, but I am not expecting them to win the cup this time due to their over-dependence on certain players. |
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These platforms should remove such videos or place an age restriction on those containing online casino content to ensure the safety of their young viewers.
Yeah. That isn't happening anytime soon because these are the same platforms that allow viewers of all ages to watch game streams where real money can be used for various benefits such as FIFA packs, CS skins etc. Their families are the only ones who can make sure that they don't get obsessed with any of that stuff basically. |
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Netherlands looked like they would successfully restrict Australia under 330, but Maxwell had other plans scoring a century out of nowhere which surprised me considering that he was out of form for quite sometime.
Bas De Leede messed up royally by giving 110+ runs in 10 overs. Looks like they are all set to get thrashed in this match.
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Trying to start something like AskGamblers, SBR, OLBG etc in the crypto space? That's very, very difficult op since crypto gambling sites don't have physical locations which is why it's a lot tougher to drag them to court.
Best example in this case is 1xbit which is still operating even though many, many punters tried ending their business, but failed sadly.
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It was a pleasure watching De Kock and Klaasen bat together. They were trying to hit every ball out of the park and I actually felt sad for the Bangladesh bowlers who got clobbered everywhere.
300 would be good enough against this Bangladesh side where Mahmudullah was the only player who showed some intent thanks to his century.
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Yes, we can't call them fake, they're just doing their job.
Acting like they are risking their own money with the casino supporting them in various ways is most definitely considered fake/artificial behaviour and there is no need to sugercoat it. They know damn well what they are doing and they are earning well by fooling gamblers around the world. Think! |
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There was the possibility of winning the match if the Pakistani team made some more runs like if they crossed the 300 digit then it would be very difficult for the Afghan team to chase them, yeah they would reach to nearest but could not beat them but somehow we can not neglect the afghan team maybe they are getting up as they are a team and there is no treaty with the afghan team to always remain the same and losing the match..
You are assuming way too much here. Afghanistan looked like they could chase down a total of over 300 too since all of their batsmen batted well and they still had big hitters like Mujeeb, Rashid etc remaining. The fact is that Pakistan's bowling(Excluding Ali) sucked big-time and they keep missing quality spinners who could do a lot on that surface. |
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They were already popular to begin with which is why casinos hire them to take advantage of their popularity and their fans while the streamers earn good money for having fun. It's a win-win situation basically.
The idea is to draw viewers in by showing these streamers win big which gives them hope and that's all the casinos need to fill up their coffers.
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