I believed 6 weeks is not even enough to cover the whole recovery period for Fajardo's injury.

If able to play, for let's say being cleared after 6 weeks, Fajardo might return to the PBA Finals but not expecting him to return on his usual form.

But obviously, Beermen should do their best to reach that stage. It is surely a tough challenge for them to play without Fajardo on board to reach the Finals.

It's not a popular mistake but rather newbies are not just paying attention. Usually, even newbies are not aware of the Terms and Conditions, it doesn't lead to an account being flagged or something related to that and they will just play on their usual.

In general, what most new users missed are the Terms and Conditions "related" to Bonus and Promotions.

That's where sh*t happened as there are many good expectations that users are looking forward too upon reading the promotions but not taking time to read the details and the whole terms about that promotion.

For that to happen first though, Terence Crawford needs to undergo a contract with the Golden Boy Promotions. He's currently a free agent.

But I doubt that sounds easy and simple where in fact, Crawford will face a boxer under Golden Boy Promotions, Alexis Rocha for his mandatory title defense. Terence Crawford might think that Golden Boy Promotions is just another Top Rank where the focus is really about pure business that's why the said promotion by Dela Hoya began offering some help "just now".

Although let's face it, for a big mega-fight to happen, big boxing promotions play a big role to make it happen for real.

Actually, I want to see Stephen Fulton having a rematch with a much-improved Brandon Figueroa in the 126 after this match against Naoya Inoue. I'm sure Fulton won't bother to stay at 122 anymore regardless of the result of this match as that was already his original plan and it's just timing that Inoue decided to move up.

I also think Fulton is not considering having possibility of a unification match against his fellow title holder at 122 lbs, Murodjon Akhmadaliev which has a scheduled title defense against a Filipino, Marlon Tapales next month. He is surely want to moved up weight no matter what.

Can't wait to see the result of this match and how it will change the current phase of the Super Bantamweight division.

Donaire can last up to 12 rounds if we talk about facing Santiago. I don't really mind his stamina here.

Again, if Donaire will struggle in this fight, no room for him to stay at 118 and just hang his gloves.

I do see that Donaire will win this fight as he's facing a not ranked boxer here. Not degrading Santiago here but there's no big achievement yet he did even though he's currently at the peak of his career.

Respect has nothing to do with how the bookies provided their odds. It's just how bookies see the fight, then so be it.

Regardless of anything, Stephen Fulton has to do his very best in order to defeat the monster.

I'm sure he is really preparing for this really badly as he even skips moving up a weight to 126 just to face Inoue and settle the scores first.

It's due to the fact that we don't know if there are other things that OP's friend got violated.

Even a not known gambling site won't just confiscate funds for that kind of reason.

Not unless the site OP is referring to, do have an inappropriate behaviour right from the start and not trustworthy.

As centralization is now slowly hitting other crypto-related services such as gambling, we can expect that KYC might be a necessary thing now in the future.

I really don't mind that stuff as long as I'm complying with it in a reputable casino and I'm really active doing it.

Outside crypto, I also currently playing with fiat online casinos and KYC is a usual thing there. I just become used to it that's why it's not a big deal for me.

The default screen recording of my graphics cards is the one that I used.

Not literally for the purposes of recording my slot games but I'm using it when I like to record some of the online games I'm playing with. Almost all advanced graphics cards should have that built-in software.

No need to install any 3rd party applications not unless finding other advance options or features.

Street gambling is safe if no one will do some sh*t there.

However, there are really instances that at some cases, things goes wrong and that's it.

Being safe or not would be subjective, so better just take care always during a street gambling session.

A big recognition indeed for Stephen Fulton if he managed to beat Naoya Inoue.

But I won't call it an upset but rather just a win on usual.

Fulton might be the underdog but I'm sure he will give Inoue a tough fight in his career.

There might be some part of the story that OP didn't tell to us. SIM cards changing won't just result in a ban + funds being confiscated.

Almost lots of sites allows the use of VPN in the first place.

Let's see if we can some additional information on why that sh*t happened to OP's friend.

As far as I know, only a whole season, about a year or so. Maybe the health issue now becomes a big deal.

Unfortunately, things happened but damn, Sangalang is one the best big man in the league.

He's reportedly showing a loss in his weight and maybe it's now becoming serious to the point that he will retire.

Didn't you know that in online fiat gambling sites, KYC is just a common thing?

The KYC thing is an issue here in crypto-gambling but not in fiat online gambling.

Since most here are crypto-gamblers, expect that KYC is a sh*t requirement for them. But for me, if the site we are talking to is somehow reputable, I don't mind complying with KYC, only if necessary to do so.

That's what they get from copying almost the entire NBA All-Star format. People will expect more the same as what they are seeing in NBA disregarding the fact that it does not make sense to expect the same intensity in the PBA and we can't expect most PBA players to have such spectacular dunking abilities even though there are lots of high flyer players in the league.

Every PBA All-Star event is always associated with bad reviews and should be just a normal day in PBA.

Maybe just be used to it bro and have fun reading debates and arguments in the comment section.

I don't think it will affect their business.

Those users who will put themselves on a self-exclusion program might be just 0.001% of the whole gamblers that are using the site (don't take the percentage seriously as I just used it as a figure of speech). Adding to that, we are not talking about whales here. Most whales know what they're doing that's why they reached the stage of being a whale.

Those are the loyal customers that needed to keep and not those who will stop, from what I view it.

Obviously, running a legal gambling operation will make business owners comfortable that everything is complying with the law. Easy also to market their service anywhere since nothing to hide shady things from the public. Legalization will also make way for these gambling operators to face some penalties if they do some sh*t to their clients and customers.

With the legalization of gambling, the government can take taxes from these gambling operators and be part of the country's revenue source.

Illegal activities can never be totally eliminated as there are always operators who don't want to comply with the law for selfish reasons but there is no doubt that the legalization of gambling will minimize and slow down their progress.

We can say that is true but somehow it depends on "who's the boxer we are talking and referring to".

Pacquiao is in his prime and dominating every division he's stepping up prior to facing the post-prime Dela Hoya. We can say that age is a big deal here.

Another example is GGG vs Canelo III. Canelo is at the peak of his career when he fought GGG for 3rd time. GGG at that time is 40 years old. GGG loses but prior to that fight, also in the same year, GGG was able to defend his title against Ryota Murata.

In general, age can be a factor but it depends on the boxer's current status and capability.

Here in Donaire vs. Santiago, age might be a factor for Donaire but Santiago isn't on a level where Donaire can take him as a threat. Maybe I can apply that age factor and will have a big impact if the supposed bout against Jason Moloney happened instead.

In fairness though, these big promoters are the reason why some mega-big bouts also happened. Without their strong influence and expertise in the boxing market industry, they can't organize big fights. At some point though, They are also the reason why some popular boxers today reach the stage of being the highest-paid boxer and always in a title match.

Since business is associated with building a legacy of a boxer, we can't just expect our desired fight to just happened and be organized that easily.

We don't like some of the promoter's actions but let's face it, nothing we can do about it.

No offense to San Antonio Spurs fans but I don't take that win against the heavy favorite Denver Nuggets. It's just another usual upset game this season. Spurs won not because they know how to win with the influence of the winning culture you are referring to about Coach Pops, but rather just play the usual basketball and give their best. The Spurs are currently in tanking phase and somehow in the process of rebuilding the team mostly by their own draft players and not by getting a big fish in free agency.

In my own honest view though, Coach Pops should let other coaches he can consider and trust, handle the new San Antonio Spurs. Not that he will totally leave the organization but rather it's just that the new generation should be handled by a new generation coach too. I know others will disagree with it but Coach Pops' system is really just effective during the prime years of the team when he handled it.