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5121  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions on: June 07, 2023, 07:35:10 PM


It seems like that if kante will be going to the al ittihad. he will be playing with benzema on al ittihad which is a very great.

Two legends in the same club. Kante has been winning all of trophies along with benzema. This guys were also from france which is very good for ittihad to have this duet. I hope that more france players will be signed by ittihad soon.

That's a great deal for kante. He can enjoy his life. Kante is such a legend for chelsea. He has been contributing a lot to the club. He has won everything.
Big money again for a European player.
Well now it looks like the price of 100 million/season is becoming more and more commonplace for the star players who will compete in this middle east league.
Last season, in terms of transfers, I was a little surprised by the nominal value of 100 million, which seemed normal because I saw several big clubs in Europe not hesitate to issue and even bid on players at that price, and now the trend from the Middle East has become even crazier because 100 million per season is really - really really crazy.
This is clear that over time it will damage the transfer system algorithm if things like this continue to happen but indeed this is the Middle East where money is easy there. It is not impossible that if conditions like this continue to occur, more players with big names will move there with the strength of the money they have.
The surge in transfer fees, particularly within the Middle East football league, is a fascinating spectacle to witness. Indeed, when figures breach the €100 million per season mark, one can't help but speculate on the implications this trend may have on the global football landscape. Is the sport veering towards an economic tug-of-war?

From one perspective, the Middle Eastern magnates seem intent on sculpting a formidable league, attracting European superstars like bees to nectar with their seemingly limitless financial power. Ronaldo, Benzema, and potentially Kante or Messi in the future — is this not a testament to their strategy? And yet, one can't help but ask: are these gargantuan sums distorting the delicate balance of football's transfer system?
5122  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: ⚽ UEFA Euro 2024 in Germany ⚽ - Qualifiers on: June 07, 2023, 07:07:17 PM
I wouldn't say that the problem with Brazil is their national league. Look at Croatia. They have very poor national league, but the national team is one of the best in the world. Majority of national team players play in strong European leagues like Premiership so they bring much quality to the national team. I would say that with Brazil it's similar. Their star players (Casemiro, Richarlison, Thiago Silva...) are all playing in the top European clubs.

I would say that lack of team bonding is one of the issues with Brazil. Their players are immensely talented. But since they play for different clubs in different leagues, the players are not very familiar with each other. And this creates issues while playing as a team. On top of that, I don't have a good opinion about the current Brazilian coach. Carlo Ancelotti is about to replace Tite (Adenor Leonardo Bacchi), but I am not expecting much. Management has been quiet poor with the Brazil national team for the last 5-6 years, I would say.

@Sithara007 who said that Ancelotti is taking up the Brazil job because he’s already planning for Real Madrid’s upcoming season hence he won’t be coaching the Brazil team anytime soon. Furthermore I feel that Brazil will put in a improved performance because Fred, Anthony, Casemiro all are playing in the same team and hopefully Neymar too will also join them soon at Manchester United which will further improve their chemistry.
That's an interesting point you've made there regarding the potential chemistry between Brazilian players at Manchester United. However, if we look at the broader picture, Brazil's performance in international tournaments has been less than stellar recently, hasn't it? They have had some of the most skillful individual players globally, but the harmony often appears off when they take to the field as a unit. Curiously enough, these very players excel in their respective European leagues, which could be a testament to club-based practice and cohesion. Neymar's decision to join Manchester United over a lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia is indeed intriguing, possibly indicating a strategic move to better team dynamics.
5123  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: NBA 2020-2021 betting on: June 07, 2023, 06:49:15 PM
I have skip game 2 betting on the Heat, damn, I missed those great odds. I'm thinking that I will be betting on them in game 3 since it will be in their homecourt.

So with that I will go all the way with them at ML, 2.2x is already attractive for me. I think the Heat will try to go for the lead here, it's their homecourt so they are in a advantage. And perhaps they will not admit it, but they know that getting the lead at 2-1, they will have all the momentum now in this finals.
And who can resist that dazzling 2.2x bet on the Heat? You're bang on about the home-court advantage. It's like inviting the Nuggets into the Heat's playground - they know every nook, every cranny. Those Miami boys might have poker faces on, but deep down they must be feeling like kids in a candy store! A win here could turn the tide of the series, bringing all the momentum to their doorstep. This could be as exciting as finding a forgotten $20 bill in your jeans!
5124  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2023 NBA Season on: June 07, 2023, 06:15:30 PM
Just because Miami won one doesn't mean that they will be great, just because Nuggets won one that doesn't mean they will be great neither. There is no "figured out" situation right now, it's a tie and not even 3-3, it's 1-1 yet and we yet to see a lot of games left. I do not think that any team will win 4-1, which means that we are going to see plenty more games.

Let's see how it will look by the end and I think it's quite important to remember that both of these teams reached to finals beating teams that beat all other teams so these are the best of this season and it would be very impossible to judge them based on 2 games or just their seeds. Betting is incredibly difficult when we are talking about just finals, it's always a big unknown what's going to happen.

Lets also not forget that these two teams are both Conference Finals contenders in the bubble. None of them got lucky, both did it the hard way and they might as well end it on that kind of tenacity.
Both teams will not give up, I am sure about that. Miami Heat might be the underdog in the eyes of a lot of people but they showed how they should not be underestimated anymore.
I think this will defend on whose fan will we be.
I am a big fan of the Joker so I will stick with Denver Nuggets. When it comes to gambling, it will be different, if the spreads went up again in favor of the Miami Heat then I might be for them.
I am not expecting a blowout game anymore with how the Heat played. They also showed their weapons and it was damn amazing.
Unquestionably, the indefatigability exhibited by both contingents has been tangible, has it not? Their progressions have been far from facile, epitomizing a level of perseverance potent enough to shatter an adamantine wedge. We must take into account their commendable performances in the Conference Finals. Beyond dispute, neither of the teams ascended to this stage by the simple roll of the dice. They exerted, engaged in combat, and now, they find themselves in a face-to-face confrontation.

True, the Miami Heat may not be the favorite in the court of public opinion, yet they've substantiated that they're far from being mere pawns. They've indeed garnered some much-deserved reverence. On the subject of reverence, your staunch support for the Nuggets and your esteem for the Joker is commendable, irrespective of the prevailing betting probabilities.

The prevailing anticipation is for a series of neck-and-neck contests, not a unilateral trouncing by either team. Both factions have their ordnance at the ready. It is set to be an intriguing encounter, one that will indelibly etch itself in the chronicles of sporting history.
5125  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Saudi Professional League 2022/2023 on: June 07, 2023, 05:39:21 PM
It looks like Benzema will really play in Saudi Arabia next season and Benzema is playing at Al-Ittihad FC, and basically Al-Ittihad FC has also been very good this season because they won the Saudi Professional League title. Thus, I feel Ronaldo's task will be difficult to give the title to Al-Nassr because after all, next season Al-Ittihad FC can be a strong candidate as well to be able to defend the trophy. Indeed, anything can still happen, but in my personal view Al-Ittihad FC will certainly be a better team because after all, Benzema is still very good at scoring lots of goals.
Al ittihad has not yet stopped to add the new players. It's now starting to hunt some professional players that has ever won so many trophies but will leave with free transfer. It's now targeting kante as the next recruitment after benzema.
It's very to see how so many billionaires were using so much money just to buy more and more players from EU. SPL gonna be one of largest league in the future.

The money from oil just like make a magic. It was pushing the popularity from the league drastically at this moment.
I hope that there will be bunch of names to come to the SPL soon. Im waiting for this.
Indeed, it seems that Al-Ittihad FC is shoring up their ranks for the upcoming season, with Benzema poised to bring his goal-scoring prowess to the squad. This acquisition could be likened to adding the final brushstroke to an already impressive painting, doesn't it? However, Ronaldo's presence at Al-Nassr implies a titanic clash on the horizon.

Interestingly, the influx of notable European players into the Saudi Professional League reflects a seismic shift in global football. The wealth of these Saudi clubs is being utilized to amass top-tier players, which is changing the landscape of the sport, quite like an artist transforming a blank canvas.
5126  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why the disagreement between the Government, Bank and Bitcoin? on: June 07, 2023, 05:25:43 PM
Have you ever picked up on the continuous scuffle between the age-old establishment and the emergent one? The picture brings to mind seniors wrestling with state-of-the-art smartphones. The revolutionary power dynamic brought by Bitcoin is quite unpalatable to the governmental and banking sectors. Envision a birthday bash where the guest of honor is a menace to your monopoly over the cake. Pretty sour scenario, no?

Hazards of Bitcoin? Indubitably, they abound. But aren't the perils associated with anything freshly-minted? Rewind to when the World Wide Web was portrayed as a hub for crooks, but behold! It's now our society's keystone.

And these Bitcoin enthusiasts, they're far from merely engaging in idle bickering. They're digging their heels in, advocating for a future of finance that's not centralized. They can be likened to David standing up against the government and banking Goliaths. With enough focus, Bitcoin could well become the proverbial pebble that brings the colossal ones down.
5127  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Quick Bitcoin questions on: June 07, 2023, 05:07:12 PM
You've broached a recurrent discourse in the world of cryptocurrency, a discussion that, much like a mythical hydra, seems to regenerate perpetually. In this pantheon, Bitcoin—constrained to its enshrined limit of 21 million—echoes the doctrines of scarcity, thereby being conferred the soubriquet of 'cybernetic aureate.' The assertion, then, that it serves as a repository of pecuniary worth is not entirely without merit.

We now venture into the labyrinthine query of monetary solutions. It is crucial to separate the concept of 'inexpensive' from 'superior.' Granted, a multitude of alternate coins offer diminutive transactional fees, yet they frequently fail to provide the fortress-like security and universal endorsement that Bitcoin is privy to.

Bitcoin's transactional expense, while ostensibly lofty, also plays a pivotal role in sustaining the network's incorruptibility. These fees provide an impetus to miners, thereby ensuring the smooth processing of transactions.

Despite Bitcoin's reluctance to position itself as the most affordable monetary solution, its intrinsic value, fortitude, and prestige make it a commendable option for transactions. As the sun sets, each coin reveals its strengths and weaknesses, and one's predilection should be guided by their personal requirements and appetite for risk.
5128  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Unique sentence in Spain: judge rules that a debt must be paid in Bitcoin, not € on: June 07, 2023, 12:32:37 PM
Let us consider this Spanish legal case with the gravity and critical lens it merits. Here we have an unorthodox contract formed on the shifting sands of a Whatsapp conversation, predicated on the exchange of 0.58 BTC, a sum not inconsequential in today's market. Indeed, the central thrust of this tale pivots on the court's verdict, mandating the repayment in Bitcoin, a precedent-setting move in the otherwise Euros-tied legal landscape of Spain. This development suggests a shift in perception of BTC from an obscure asset into a legitimate currency. However, let us not rush into celebrating this as a victory for the crypto community. The ruling merely applies the principle of restitution to its logical conclusion, as per the original agreement. It's less of a step towards broader regulation, as some might infer, and more of a rather specific legal interpretation. I would urge you to take this news with a pinch of salt.
5129  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Argument: Can a digital currency sent to a wrong address be recovered ? on: June 07, 2023, 12:15:31 PM
Look, there's a reason why we say crypto transactions are like rocket launches: once they've taken off, there's no calling them back. It's an immutable ledger, my dude. Once you send those bits and bytes into the abyss, there's no Ctrl + Z to reverse it.

You've already touched upon the essence of the problem - decentralization. There's no higher power, no supreme authority to plea for a transaction reversal. All you got is the remorse of not triple-checking that address.

And why is that? Because in the decentralized, open-source utopia we call the Blockchain, accountability rests solely on our shoulders. Security is the price we pay for sovereignty. Let's drop a truth bomb: In this wild, wild west of the crypto world, it's every hodler for themselves.
5130  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: People are giving too much importance to exchanges on: June 07, 2023, 11:59:26 AM
Folks, here's a wise soul giving us a reality check. It's true, our crypto community often conflates exchanges with Bitcoin itself. A blip in an exchange doesn't equate to a disaster in Bitcoin.

FTX, Binance, or whatever exchange - they're just platforms for trading. Their drama shouldn't cause us sleepless nights. The BTC network remains untouched by their misadventures.

You know what they say, "Don't hate the player, hate the game." But in this case, it's more like, "Don't hate the game, hate the drama." Binance in hot water? That's as impactful on Bitcoin as a sneeze is on global weather patterns.
5131  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I was shocked that my Neighbor also used bitcoin as mode of payment on: June 07, 2023, 11:40:35 AM
So, your local Sari-Sari just took a quantum leap into the crypto cosmos? That's an exemplar of progressive thought! Your neighbour seems to be adroitly maneuvering the intricacies of unknown, stepping boldly into the futuristic unknown, one Bitcoin handshake at a time. There's a certain allure to the spectacle of a modest convenience store accepting BTC, wouldn't you agree? His decision to school his youngsters about Bitcoin? An unambiguous A+. The crux is to inoculate the young ones with the nitty-gritty of digital currencies at the earliest, to brace them for the looming future. Who's to say, maybe these sprouts will sprout into formidable crypto mavens someday!

Moving on to the clientele. Sure, the crypto enthusiasts form a tight-knit community as of now. But ponder this - every crypto investor who chances upon your neighbour's outlet will be on cloud nine. Similar ecstasy will echo among the netizens once news breaks about this local, small-scale hub embracing BTC. This has the potential to set the internet ablaze, trust me! Let's not downplay the PR potential either! It's a riveting tale begging to be unearthed by the media. Envision the buzzworthy headlines - "Tiny Sari-Sari store rides the Bitcoin wave." Sounds slick, doesn't it?
5132  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Ukrainian movie mentions Bitcoin! on: June 07, 2023, 11:20:20 AM
Now, that's something to jot down in the 'surprises' column, my friend! Bitcoin, casually meandering its way into a Ukrainian movie exchange - that's Ground-breaking. However, the tale takes a bit of a detour in my stomping grounds.

Here's the scoop - in my locality, folks harbor a certain skepticism towards the entire Bitcoin and crypto hoopla. Almost like a "crypto-apprehension", perhaps. Hence, you wouldn't stumble upon any local flicks sprinkling in a casual Bitcoin reference, let alone weaving a full-fledged crypto subplot. Our auteurs seem to be marooned in the fiat money universe - could it be a security blanket thing, who can say?

But let's zero in on the real kicker here - the fact that a Ukrainian movie gave Bitcoin its moment under the limelight, albeit brief, is truly remarkable. It’s an ode to Bitcoin's odyssey, a testament to its gradual assimilation into the mainstream. So, kudos to that, Ukraine! The sheer hilarity of this situation has me #LOLing, considering my own country is stuck in the slow lane.
5133  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: He Committed Suicide After Losing School fees, And That Of Friend To Betting.. on: June 06, 2023, 02:01:10 PM
Depression caused by gambling addiction and not having someone to turn to can cause suicide and this is what actually happens to the guy in the story he has a weak personality and he is secretive and an introvert.
Gambling addiction, depression, and having a weak character will contribute to suicide if only he can open up and there's someone he could talk to, this could have been prevented, so if you know someone who has a gambling addiction, do check his character if he can move on from big losses.

In his case he have the opportunity to make his decision but I want to believe he chose to die because those that he owe should have been the ones to be after his life when he will be unable to pay them back, if he had not killed himself, they may consider him andbpity him then sign an undertaking to repay badk his friend money, he would have engage in working or doing other business that can fetch him money to use to repay back, they would have seeve him enough lesson for taking such decision than killing himself, maybe everyone of us have once been in debt before either with big money involved or small money.
The chips are usually sky-high when it comes to the gambling scene, but when the specter of mental health enters the arena, it's an entirely different league we're talking about. It ain't just about who's got the robust or brittle persona, it's about the interior wars waged on the battlefield of one's mind.

A nugget of reality - Our internal circuitry is as unique as our fingerprints. This lad, perhaps he leaned towards the quieter, more concealed side of the spectrum, but that's no measure of his fortitude. He was embattled, in dire need of an ally. But breaking down the barriers isn't a cakewalk, particularly when you're swallowed up by an ocean of remorse and self-reproach.

However, there's one element I'd like to diverge on. Slipping into the mire of debt isn't solely about the financial blow; it's about the freight train of emotional turmoil that trails behind. The looming specter of repayment failure, the relentless gnaw of guilt, the ceaseless undercurrent of stress - it can shatter even the most resilient among us. It's not our place to cast stones at his decisions. Instead, let's strive to radiate empathy and support. You never know who might be sailing in the same boat.
5134  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Will You Allow To Undergo Hypnosis If A Professional Recommend To Cure Gambling on: June 06, 2023, 01:26:58 PM
I'd more seek for a professional help rather than hypnosis. One reason is because professionals have license which proves that they know what they are doing unlike with those people who hypnotizes people who only have experience. Professionals would have 'recovery' procedure if ever something bad happen which guarantees one's safety. Professionals won't suggest or recommend their client to unlicensed individuals 'coz that would be unethical. I am aware of how hypnosis works and for sure there are aspects of it which cannot be gauged. How would the hypnosis be limited to gambling alone and not with other behaviors? Which is for me is risky.
It is said "if a professional recommend" meaning it is also done by the professionals. Even the professionals themselves believe that hypnosis can work great to cure gambling addiction. Maybe they discover this lately on their new study because I haven't heard of this before but I am curious and very interested about this method.

If only I am suffering from addictions I will not hesitate on trying this. Hypnotizing only involve some tools and as far as I know it does not penetrate you internally so we must be scared about it? I know there are other uses for hypnosis before so no, they are not only limited to gambling. Now that you know some facts about it, won't you still change mind.
If they werent that effective then it wouldnt really be coming into a point on which they would really be known or there would be saying or talking about its popularity or something like this. We know that hypnosis is something that would really be having that kind of temporary effect and im not really that into such belief that it would be able to cure out gambling addiction. Well if we do speak about temporal basis then it might
be but if we do talk about completely solved out addiction problems then it is really hard to believe.We know that this isnt something that could be cured out with just simply hypnotizing people and telling them to stop.
I dont know if there are people who had been cured out with this kind of method but just like i have said earlier that if it wasnt really effective then it wont really be coming into a point on which it would really be
spreading out this kind of method.In overall it isnt really that something that you could really make yourself that so sure that it would really be something beneficial.
If you are a gambling addict and tried out lots of options about solving your addiction then for sure you would really be diving in with this kind of choice or option as you wouldnt
really be having any other choices left specially if you couldnt quit up on your own.
Dude, you've blown the lid off Pandora's box, tossing around this whole hypnosis gig. Hypnotherapy as the antidote for gambling affliction? Makes me feel like I'm leafing through the pages of a Neal Stephenson novel! But, I'm not here to pour cold water on your groundbreaking epiphanies. Firstly, I don't wield a medical diploma, but my excursions deep into the enigmatic cryptosphere have instilled in me a profound reverence for the capabilities of the human psyche. If the professionals in white coats are lauding hypnotherapy as a plausible remedy, who am I to dispute? Science, my friend, is in a constant state of metamorphosis. Today's 'fantastical' could be the game-changing discovery of the morrow.

However, it's crucial to realize that hypnosis doesn't function as an enchanted 'erase' key for addiction. It's an instrument. Employed judiciously, it can be a genuine catalyst for change. Misused, and you could be spiralling down a rabbit hole with a newfound infatuation for magic cabarets. Therefore, prior to securing that appointment with the hypnotist, remember, it fundamentally boils down to your mental framework. Just as one perseveres through the bearish onslaught in the Bitcoin market, overcoming addiction demands tenacity and fortitude. Hypnosis isn't the silver bullet that absolves you of all the effort.
5135  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Boxing: Josh Taylor vs Teofimo Lopez on: June 06, 2023, 01:04:22 PM
Yeah, the divorce could be an additional stress on him, but he should be focus on this fight. This is a different environment and weight class for him. We've seen his previous fight at 140 lbs and he doesn't look good, but he is taking a big risk in fighting a very game Josh Taylor who I still consider the best of the 140 lbs and it's going to be hard for Teo and his pysche war might not work against Josh.

Just saw Josh Taylor interviewed by Max Kellerman and realized that Taylor has been in this weight class for a long time now, and that is a huge advantage for him because he is very comfortable in this division while Lopez was not doing good on his last fight in this division and for Teo's style is tailored-fit for Taylor to look good in the ring and I predict that this might end via knockout for Taylor, considering that he will shake off those ring rust early in the fight.

The match looks like a big risk for Lopez which is partly true but Bob Arum or whoever from Top Rank masterminded this fight is making this nearly at par. Taylor might be very acclimatized in this division capturing all 4 belts. But he is known to have struggled to make the weight in his last fights and probably the same reason why struggled and had an off-night against Catterall. And lastly, Taylor is inactive. I am excited to see their face-offs. And I hope Taylor will KO Lopez, make his dad cry, and end the Lopez hype.

If not for the inactivity, I guess Lopez is an easy x3 minimum. Anyways, I wonder why Taylor remained in this division when he is struggling to make the weight. Is it for money, knowing Lopez is a big money fight? Or is it because Top Rank cannot provide him a title shot at 147 where the 3 belts belong to PBC/Showtime and WBO champion Terrence Crawford just left them? But now that Crawford and Spence are facing each other for a possible 2-way fight, it is most likely that the final winner if there is no immediate trilogy will move up in weight and all the belts will become vacant. Taylor should stop forcing his body to make 140 and head on to 147 after this fight where he can request for a higher ranking right away since he became undisputed at 140.
No tea, no shade, but Taylor's playing a risky game here. Balancing those belts while battling the scale? It's like watching a streamer attempting a tricky speedrun on Twitch. But don't get it twisted, Lopez isn't a piece of cake either. And isn't it just a tad bit ironic that Taylor could be prepping for a higher weight class right when the big guns are exiting the scene? It's like finally getting the WiFi password right when the party's over. So, what's next for Taylor? Making the leap to 147? Or grinding it out at 140? Guess we'll just have to stay tuned, like refreshing your feed for the latest viral tweet, huh?
5136  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: An Intriguing article: How to Perfect Your Gambling Strategy on: June 06, 2023, 12:44:48 PM
I must candidly express my reservations about the list of instructions as a "perfect" gambling strategy. Indeed, the nature of gambling inherently carries a risk, often steeped in uncertainty and variance. Strategies, in essence, are tools to navigate these unpredictable waters rather than magic bullets to beat the house.

What the list provides are prudential guidelines, not a foolproof formula for winning. It underlines the importance of discipline, preparation, and risk management—qualities not exclusive to gambling but fundamental in any investment venture.

Therefore, while I find merit in the listed suggestions, one must not forget that these rules are not intended to confer an edge in gambling, but rather to mitigate potential losses and ensure sustainability of one's betting habits.

Remember, in gambling, as in life, the house always has the edge, but it's the savvy gambler who knows when to walk away.
5137  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Things that still make feel awkward with some online casinos on: June 06, 2023, 12:28:23 PM
Maybe hard for them to have this feature since if they add exchange maybe they required to have another license aside from their casino. But we don't know the real situation on this since provably the one can answer is those people who work with casino or even the owner since people here maybe just saying something base only on their opinion.

But if they can make this to happen then maybe they can get extra source of income to their casino since this feature maybe can generate them a profit.
It could be why not many casinos don't add the exchange feature. And that is also not a problem for gamblers because they can send money directly to other wallets or exchanges. But indeed, having an exchange in the casino will allow gamblers to exchange their coins for other coins, especially when transaction costs are soaring.

Hopefully, in the future, many casinos will think about adding exchanges in their casinos to help their members who want to convert their coins before sending them to other wallets. And yes, it is an additional source of income for the casino too, by owning that exchange.

Having an exchanger could really be a game changer for the better user-experience of the players. The convenience of having a readily available exchanger where you can directly convert your crypto coins in a snap before sending it to your wallet will be less hassle. This will consume lesser time and effort on gambler's end. However, having this could also mean that the casino might really need to get license and process some documents first. Which will be a tedious task on their end and surely this will also cost a considerable amount of money they should get from their reserves. Although I agree that this could pave way to additional source of income for them in the future if ever they will put up one, so the expenses will not be put into waste, rather will be an investment that will also generate profit over time.

But it's still up for the casinos to decide whether to build one or now. Perhaps some are even thinking of putting it and is just weighing the pros and cons first. Since after all, exchangers also need security and maintenance. They need to sustain those in order for it to work smoothly and continue living up the good reputation they have for providing good quality of service to their patrons.
No lies, an internal exchange seems like a sweet deal for a crypto-casino. Imagine it like a food court with every possible cuisine right there. The user-friendliness levels for gamblers would blast off, and the casino could count on some extra green. But, let's not bypass the 800-pound gorillas.

Firstly, the tech workload for setting up and running an exchange is not a breeze. It calls for cutting-edge security to dodge any breaches, and a considerable chunk of resources to keep the system fresh and in the game. Secondly, the red tape would feel like a blind journey through a booby-trapped terrain. Staying on top of AML/KYC protocols, tackling licensing, grappling with jurisdiction – the casino would need a squad of legal wizards to crack the code. The cash outlay is significant, plus the extra gamble of operating an exchange in the turbulent world of crypto. One false move could be game over. So, while it's a fun thought, let's not undervalue the multitude of challenges on the horizon.
5138  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: 2023 NBA Season on: June 06, 2023, 12:08:22 PM
They've been underrated even before the playoffs and that's why these paper predictions and thoughts about them, they've proved it to be wrong. And for the 2nd game of theirs against Nuggets, we all knew it that they'll have hard time beating them.
But again, they've proven that they're more than what's expected on them. Despite being the underdogs up to beating Celtics and winning the ECF. Now, they won't just allow the predictions to tell them their fate.

I said it. I had a feeling that the Miami Heat was going to win the second game. Because they know very well that if they do not win the second game there is a high chance that they will not be able to make a comeback. Now it has become a lot more interesting. The Miami Heat was actually in trouble in this game. I did not think that they would actually be able to catch up to the Denver Nuggets after being behind on the scoreboard. But in the last quarter, the Miami Heat should a really good performance and actually came out as the winner of the game.
That is for sure and that's what everyone else is thinking about them and good thing that they're able to get this game 2. We saw how Nuggets wept Lakers easily and that can't be far from happening against the Heat but it's all good now.

They did good and everything for their shooting was perfect unlike game 1.

They've been underrated even before the playoffs and that's why these paper predictions and thoughts about them, they've proved it to be wrong. And for the 2nd game of theirs against Nuggets, we all knew it that they'll have hard time beating them.

But again, they've proven that they're more than what's expected on them. Despite being the underdogs up to beating Celtics and winning the ECF. Now, they won't just allow the predictions to tell them their fate.

Yes, they made a good adjustment, especially at the last quarter of the game, Duncan Robinson, who's making lots of turnovers in the first quarter
come alive and bring the lift the Heat needs to cut the lead.

While Vincent, Butler and Bam finished the job and snatch the win against the home team, I like the aggressiveness of all the heat players.

They are all-in and they are really taking the big risk shooting the ball. Good thing that it's better compared to game 1.
Right, much better than the game 1 obviously and I think this was what they're trying to do on game 1 but their hands weren't as good as the game 2.

And by game 3, they should maintain that type of shooting.
Certainly, it's no secret that the Denver Nuggets, having brushed aside the Lakers, are a force to reckon with! Yet, let's not forget about the Miami Heat's potential to turn the tide, just as they did in game 2! The path ahead looks as uncertain as a coin mid-flip, don't you think? Oh, the thrill of the game!

In the grand scheme of this final series, game 3 could play a pivotal role as a springboard for whoever clinches it. And here's an interesting twist, if we were to take this series to game 5, my dear, things could become seriously enthralling! So let's stay on our toes! The excitement of this series could rival a squirrel in a nut factory!
5139  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Another Fud or Its Reality? BTC is Down Again on: June 06, 2023, 11:50:34 AM
Sure enough, the present-day legal kerfuffle engulfing Binance and its magnetic chief Changpeng Zhao has rocked the crypto scene like a quake. You've painted a lucid sketch of the turmoil with your insights, but allow me to chip in my two cents. Straight off the bat, from a scholarly standpoint, it's a must to remember that markets thrive on intel and sentiments. The gossip of court cases against such a heavyweight crypto platform could quite naturally spark a sell-off frenzy, especially among the freshies and the risk-shy folks.

But let's put this in perspective. Binance has had its share of legal run-ins before, and still, it's been soldiering on, outdoing itself and hogging the crypto exchange spotlight. CZ, the man's been crafty in dodging the rulebook, but his motive appears transparent enough: he's keen on keeping the US clientele happy. Now comes the million-dollar question - Is it FUD? Views may vary. For some, it's a legit worry; for others, it's just a temporary hiccup. In the end, it's the market players who will call the shots. As for Bitcoin feeling the heat, there's no denying the short-term blow could be significant. But let's not lose sight of the fact: Bitcoin has weathered far bigger storms. This episode could just be another notch in its robust journey.
5140  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Also Girls Should Be learned About Bitcoin on: June 06, 2023, 11:31:20 AM
It warms my ticker seeing the younger generation getting into the game. Remember, knowledge is the greatest power in this vast digital sea, and teaching her the basics is only the tip of the iceberg.

Now, hold your phone there about her jumping straight into investment. I'd recommend she gets comfortable with a crypto wallet first. Let her understand how transactions work, maybe even get her hands dirty with a small amount first.

You're on point about spreading the word in her college though, get more people aboard! The more people understanding and using Bitcoin, the more mainstream and accepted it gets. Remember, Bitcoin isn't just a way to buck the system; it's also a technology, a community, a revolution!
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