Absolutely not, and you should reconsider the amount of time you are giving to gambling. I'm afraid to say this, but those could be some signs of gambling addiction. I mean if you were on the transition from being a semi-pro gambler, that could be ok. That also happens with guys that are becoming pro-athletes. They often need home schooling etc, because they activities is very time consuming if they want to take it to the next level. If that is not your case, and gambling should be just an hobby, then it should never affect your job, since that needs to be one of your priorities.

Yes I agree with you. I mean there is Spain and Italy in this group, one of them will of course need to go through qualifications, so I'm not worried about Italy. I'm sure that one way or another, they will qualify, since they are not really playing bad.

I'm curious about the game between England and Slovakia. Only two points separating these two, so England needs to win this game. They should be more than capable, but they already have a few draws, and sometimes they have trouble scoring goals. I expect England to win this one, but the game will probably be under 2.5 goals.

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I don't' think Doge is a good coin for trading, because it's price almost never moves, so you will not be able to participate in pumps and dumps, and get some profit from it. In the long run I also don't see many changes on it's price, so although it doesn't seem like you will profit from it if you buy and hold them, at least it could also mean that you will not have any losses as well. Despite all of that I don't think doge it dead, because it has some good use for gambling. BTC is just so high, that it's a lot cheaper to gamble in casinos using doge. The fees are quite low as well, so I don't think Doge id dead.

I think it kind of "shocked" us all, but Isco's goals were quite good, and it completely changed the game in my opinion. I expected more from Buffon on the free kick, but there was nothing he could do on the second goal. It was just to hard for Italy after that. Spain played well, and I enjoyed it, and the last goal was just amazing in my opinion, I just loved that cross from Ramos to Morata. Great game to watch.

The only coin flip casino I ever played was on directbet, but they are closed now. I know betcoin.tm also offer flip, but I never tried it, and I don't even know the site that well. I didn't understood 2 things though. You want a coinflip on a player vs player game? Because from what I read, you said you didn't want to bet vs the house. Also, making $1700 from coinflip seem quite a lot. Never thought that a strategy could be developed for such a simple game, but I guess it would be possible to in a player vs player game, since you are making a decision, so you can actually try to anticipate what your opponents decision is (unless he is really flipping a coin, and then it's just random, and no one will win in the end, expect for luck).

First I'm not an expert but I will give you my 2 cent. You really need to know if you can commit to a strategy. If you don't get you mental focus right, then you ill be up for big losses. Things will go wrong and you must be prepared to lose some money. So start reading trading books and articles, see some videos and try your strategy or try to copy someone else's, it doesn't really matter in my opinion. If you have the right mindset you will be able to see if the strategy works or not, and then change it if necessary, but only after giving it an opportunity.

You of course need an exchange, I think ploniex and bittrex are probably the most reliable ones.

I think bitbollo ideas are quite decent and could work, but I don't really mind participating if the prizes are just the ones from the buy ins.
As for buy ins I would like to see different options, but I understand this new competition could have a slow start since it will be very different from the last ones, and many users where just in it for the participation prize that directbet kindly gave us.

I would be up to an equivalent to a $10 buy in plus the fee (probably $1 fee).

As for the format, and site features, everything in that list looks fine to me, I don't really need anything else.
Also think that getting rid of those 13% bonus ROI based on the betting stake would be better. Since there is a buy in, and we will then get virtual bets, I don't see any need in rewarding "big bets".

Really hoping for a good game between Spain and Italy. Right now both have the exact same results on their group so this game could dictate the new leader. I think Spain is different from Euro, and I don't expect an easy game for Italy, like the one from 1/8 finals, where they beat Spain for 2 nill.
Although I think Spain will probably come as a winner, I expect a very close game for both, so I will go for the under 2.5 goals, since I consider it a safer bet.

I'm sure it's nothing. Probably just normal buy and sell. We did reach the "symbolical" $5k that many users were waiting for a long time, so maybe a lot of them start selling after that. I know I sold some because of that, and already bought it again for some profit. The China announcement regarding ICO could be linked to it as well, but I don't think it was that, since most of us already knew what was happening.

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I agree with you. There is no possible strategy do win long run in dice. But I guess that is the same thing for sports betting, at least for the majority of us. The odds are not that great, so you will probably lose long run, even if you are good at it. Unless you are very picky and only choose great odds as well, but I can't do that, and just pick a "winning bet", and accept the odds offered.

If I'm playing poker I normally keep it. But If I got a lucky run on dice or casino games, I remove it all.
No point in pushing my luck to far. I will lose eventually, so better stop when I'm winning.

Sure I would. I do it because I kind of enjoy it, so it wouldn't matter how much money I had, I would still gamble.

I enjoyed the games I saw from United so far. I wonder if they will be more consistent this year.
I agree with you on Arsenal, I don't see them going far again. Already had a beavy defeat vs Liverpool. Let's wait and see though.

I don't want to be a professional gambler. I don't have the skill for it, and I don't think I would be able to handle the stress of not having a regular income. I play and bet with low stakes, and when I get some profit I just keep withdrawing and buy online stuff with it. If I got a huge amount I would do the same. Withdraw the money and buy stuff with it. I don't think I will ever try to increase my stakes.

I don't know. I only play poker and do some betting. For me it's the emotion I get when I play poker, or when I bet. Also a chance to test my skills, and of course, to try to win something.

I don't know. Maybe when it starts getting problems to your life, or at least when you are spending more time in gambling than on anything else.

I don't think you can do that regularly on a casino. At least not on dice, slots, roulette etc
You can do it in poker of course, but I guess that's the only casino game that has some strategy in it.

I agree with you, and I like to see that you've mention poker as well. For me it's the same, you need some luck, but there is a lot of skill involved. You are risking something, so yes, it's like gambling in my opinion.