What? How Inoue created this mess? In the first place, he already achieved all things that were needed in the bantamweight division and it just makes sense for him to move up. No need to stay in the 122 division.

It's Jason Moloney who created this mess because he backed off this fight.

It's just that there's no official date released but it's not a problem. We just need to wait.

I think people don't understand that there is no strategy in gambling. Gamble but consider your spendings on it as an entertainment expense. Got luck on your side and won? Good. If you don't you still had fun.

 

I've noticed that a lot of people are entering the cryptocurrency sector to invest in one or two projects because they've heard that bull run is on away coming and that have  many  people have plans to invest a sizable sum of money in some way to ensure they don't miss the opportunities.

I want to use this opportunity to warn newbies not to be deceived by the idea of becoming wealthy quickly by investing a sizable sum of money that they cannot afford to lose in the cryptocurrency industry. They should be aware that no any crypto advisor will advise anyone to invest their entire life savings in any project that it will do 10x, since nobody can predict the future of crypto industry, and with that  anyone who claim so, is a lier.

In fact, I would advise newbies to stay away from altcoins and only invest in Bitcoin in order to be on the safe side of the game, as there will be many shitcoins that will not recover after this bear market.

As a beginner, don't be overly eager to invest in any project without conducting your own thorough research.

Whenever some person or company starts a casino online or in a physical location, they hire personnel and calculate a budget so they can cover the initial investment.

It is like any other kind of business. If you want to open a restaurant, you need to buy raw food, pay cooks, buy machines and ovens. Sometime must pass by, before they see some profit.

The advertisement part also is a percentage of that initial budget, by the way.

When comes to security, I would say that in order for one to be safe, just to stick to casinos which have a good track record, are provably fair and are properly registered in their jurisdiction. If you ever feel like trying a small and relatively unknown casino, do so with small deposits.

of course, such a habit is a waste. if they get together and discuss business or business development, then that's normal, but I think you can do it at your friend's house, or somewhere cheap. However, if I were you too, then I would do the same. maybe an occasional get-together with them would be a good thing. however, if it's most days, and spending a lot of money for nothing, or even just getting drunk, I'd probably look elsewhere.
However, success sometimes starts from the association you have. if your friends are businessmen, then you will be compelled to do business that may be bigger than your friends. however, if the environment you say is like that, well you will also end up wasting money in the end.

First of all, why would you be convincing people to invest in Bitcoin? Allow them to have the initiative to do so. We are all taking the risk in this industry given that there's no certainty of what will happen to this market for the next days, months, or years. Convincing ain't my thing; you'd be blame from doing so once they fell to something which would yield to a negative outcome.

Next is, a sceptical individual doubts everything unless proven. Validity and feasibility of something will be questioned and just imagine how much time you will need to make them buy something; they'd more likely have huge assumption if you ever managed to get through them. Keep in mind how hard it is to endure market price downfalls. If you know to yourself that the individual you are trying to convince won't be patient and won't be capable of financial endurance, then consider not pushing them in this industry just to safezone them from regrets.

I think it shouldn't necessarily be a "specific" mistake but something considered a "learning" mistake. Like something "too good to be true" posts and offers, ending up as a scam. I believe that anyone of us has probably experienced a scam one way or fraud possibly like:,

• Investing in coins believing it's going to be a life-changer
• Trading with someone here and not verifying the amount that they have control of the wallet.
• Believing in paying like signals but it's really within your control on how you are going to proceed with trading

There are a lot of things beginners should learn, just make sure they understand what they are doing in the first place.

Basically, yes. Everything that is called investments is considered as risky by any means, so those who do that especially investing in bitcoin as its high volatility are called risk taker.
But technically speaking it depends on the amount of someone invest, tolerance and your objectives and it its subjective knowing there are degree for risks.

I think Investing in Doge is a matter of personal choice and depends on individual risk tolerance. While Doge has seen significant growth in the past, it is important to consider the potential risk and volatility associated with the cryptocurrency market and it is very important to have a risk management plan in place and avoid investing more than what you can afford to lose.

Yes, that came right from his mouth and hopefully that's true though because we all know that we wanted it ever since the both of them are still on their previous weight class. Anyway, let's tackle about that sometime in the future as that's not yet sure, what we have now in-front of us is the real deal and John Riel Casimero really needed this in his favor to lift his position in the ladder.

Pacquiao is a good example of a successful post-boxing life, due to his careful management of his finances. However, in terms of net worth, Donaire is not as wealthy as Pacquiao with a reported net worth of only $5 million according to an article.

https://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-athletes/richest-boxers/nonito-donaire-net-worth/

Donaire just have to be smart in investing his money since he already have enough to invest.

So who do you guys think deserves the MVP for the year? I've been hearing a lot about Joel Embiid on sports outlets like ESPN and my local Chicago sports radio station.  I know that he's been right in the race with Jokic over the past couple years and there's been a lot made about how Embiid should have maybe won one of those.  I also saw Doc Rivers "aggressively" proclaiming that there's nothing left to discuss, Embiid is the clear cut MVP already. 

Congrats to anyone who bet on this..it seems he's got it all but locked up.

Perhaps the fight won't end early since both boxers are likely to respect each other and not engage in an all-out war from the beginning. Despite their claims of being able to knock each other down easily, both boxers are capable of delivering powerful punches. However, I believe that once they are in the ring, they will feel the strength of their opponent and become more cautious, avoiding a solid punch that could potentially end the fight.

In my opinion, the fight could still end early if it finishes within the first six rounds.

I will tail you with the Warriors handicap bet, it's going to be in their home court, and we all know how strong the Warriors is at Chase Center specially in the third quarter wherein they can change the complexion of the game. I also like the chances of T'Wolves against the Nets, T'Wolves ML for me.

The game that I wanted to watch though is the Sixers vs Boston. Number 2 and number 2 seed, this could be interesting game, and see if the Sixers can bounce back. There could be some "predictable games", but who knows, maybe we can see some upsets, hehehe. Most likely will look for live betting and see we can find good odds.

Arum is a money maker handler in terms of big events/fight it was a mistake in my opinion, but the decision behind is only Crawford can answer. For now, Crawford still hasn't got that mega fight against Spence and instead of facing another champ in his same division to unify the belts, Spence might move forward and accept the fight against Thurman without any belt at risk.

A good choice in terms of his own decision, but career wise and money making wise, leaving Arum means to miss those possible quality fights that Arum can provide.

As much as I'd like Luka on the Knicks that isn't happening anytime soon.  Why would Dallas give up a generational player for some pieces back and draft picks which are unknowns.  Them trading for kyrie shows they are trying to build around Luka. No once he hits free agency that would be amazing if knicks had the cap space at that position but that's not until 2027.  Luka isn't going anywhere.

If they made their first profit in their first try, it can be a sign that they already learned but sometimes a newbie trader can also get lucky and made a profit even if they skip the learning part. This can be the one that is misleading because they will be tempted to try again even if most of their trades are not doing well anymore.

It might be possible to use another person to do trading for you but he is the ones that will learn and benefit more in the future, not you. Will you let that happen? And what if he decided to resign someday? What will happen to you? This is why it's still better to learn and trade on our own. We shouldn't be afraid of the mistakes because they can still be corrected and the losses can still turn into profits later on.

The most concerning thing that could come from this campaign is someone looking at it and thinking, "Yes, this makes me want to vote for Elizabeth Warren". As a non-politically involved/non-government individual, who in their right mind is thinking that an "anti-crypto army" is something that would be directly beneficial to them and their community? I can only see people who have been scammed in some way that involved cryptocurrency seeing this as a good thing. Elizabeth Warren probably got duped herself, that would explain why she is so anti-crypto

Analysis aside. The campaign image is a great meme.

I do not distinguish bad debt or good debt because that is a debt that I have to pay at all costs. Borrowing money is not recommended because you will be in trouble if things don't go according to your plan. But if you're calculated and ready to take the risk, borrowing money to start a business or invest in bitcoin is not a bad idea.

I also used to borrow for business and failed, so I do not support anyone borrowing money to invest, but I would not ban someone if they know what they are doing, and even if they fail, they still have a different way of handling it. Borrowing money is not the problem.