Adding to that, it was noticeably always seen that Jamaal Franklin is hogging the ball mostly prior to their games against Ginebra. The reason why the import always establishes a high score every game.

Because of that, he was instructed then to always share the ball with his teammate and the result is, he didn't become aggressive as he used to be.

I will disregard the speculation that Franklin intentionally wants to lose that game but it's clear that he and Converge have an internal issue and problem which is not good for the team. Now that Franklin shared the ball, look at what happened, the locals didn't even step up.

It does make sense honestly. Actually, even with only gut, sometimes winning is always nailed.

What are the factors? Nothing really technical but just trusting that the bet made will be hit regardless of the odds.

Sometimes, I'm having a trait like that where I disregards any analysis but just depends on my own view.

Hmm, Donaire scared of losing at this point in his career? I really doubt that.

If he does, then we shouldn't see him having a rematch with Naoya Inoue where he already knows how dominant the monster is during their first meetup even suffering a fatal blow from him but still ended with Inoue winning a "unanimous decision".

Using his position to demand more money? The WBC assigned his next scheduled fight for the vacant WBC Bantamweight title which does make sense because he's the current Rank 1 on WBC's bantamweight rankings and regardless of the split, it will be pushed through.

I placed a bet for it and risk my money, why should I not 100% trust my bet?

I won't risk my money for that in the first place if I don't trust my own analysis regarding the bet. But to be clear, it doesn't mean that I trust that specific team in general but it's just that I trust 100% that my bet for them does have a good winning chance.

In sports betting, we are not joking here. The moment you placed your bet on a certain team, especially with a decent amount, trust our analysis,

I think if the purpose is playing for long, it doesn't apply effectively with the small bankroll and limited budget at most cases.

If you are in a small bankroll and want to play longer, what you need to do is just bet around the minimum amount allowed.

Although in that way, you have to accept that it will take time to feel the profit and you need tons of luck to hit good multipliers to somehow feel the profit when betting in a small amount.

The first time Fulton will fight in Japan and seems he doesn't bother anyway which is good.

Some critics throw words at Inoue on not fighting outside Japan not realizing that he's not even in charge of where the fight should happen and Japan no doubt does have a big market in the boxing industry which is also considered a good event place for a big title fight.

Regardless, I'm sure the home arena is not a big deal and Fulton will just fight with the same approach to every of his fight.

Changing division won't be a good idea knowing he can't beat a boxer in his comfort weight zone that's not even in the high rankings.

No need for any enhancement of skills or what. That is not necessary. Donaire just needs to follow his usual boxing style and do his usual training and workout. Shifting gears will not work now at this point in his career and as I mentioned, Santiago is not even a considered high-tier boxer.

If Donaire can't keep up with Santiago, he won't surely can't keep up to the lower division and better just retire.

That was really a huge upset if Terrafirman was able to keep their consistency in the last few minutes. They literally choked, I must say.

What a huge effort from the team, especially their import that is known to always make a big production, even if winning won't give them a chance to make it to the quarterfinals. However, Magnolia didn't give up and was able to bounce back.

It's clear already that when the game went into overtime, Magnolia now has the better edge in winning.

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Only suffers 2 consecutive losses to Naoya Inoue. After being beaten by the Japanese monster, Donaire Jr. was able to bounce back with 2 impressive wins against Nordine Oubaali and Reymart Gaballo with a 4th Round TKO.

It shows that if we exclude Naoya Inoue from the discussion, Donaire is still deadly against other bantamweight boxers. His fight against Santiago for the vacant WBC Bantamweight title will the deciding point of his career if he still has the power to dominate the bantamweight division.

Later on, the PH boxing community is waiting for the clash between Mark Magsayo and Brandon Figueroa for the WBC Featherweight Interim match. The winner of this match will face the current WBC Featherweight champion, Rey Vargas who snatch the title from Magsayo Magsayo last year.

Worthy bets for Mark Magsayo especially to those who will disregard the statistics but rather will just focus on and support him being a fellow Filipino.

Although I don't understand why the odds turned distant, I believed that the real deal will just be witnessed once they clashed.

Magsayo to win the match: @3.2
Magsayo to win via Knock Out: @5.8
Magsayo to win via Decision: @6.4

Around less than 7 hours to go before the big night although as usual, the start of the main event depends on how long the undercard fights will last.

Actually, that's not a 1-year progress in the making for Sacramento Kings. The progress overall takes place over a decade.

The last time the Sacramento Kings established a winning percentage of over .500 is way back 2005-06 season and that's also the last time they make it to the playoffs. Just do the Math on how long they are not making the playoffs from 2006-07 until now. Although this season, that will be changed.

Sacramento Kings will surely be able to break the curse now and their home crowd will witness again the NBA playoffs.

Can we just talk about that if we see cheating being happened on this fight?

It's more making sense to discuss the technical side of this fight like analysis from both and recent news involving the fight.

Going back to topic, still no official date being announced but I'm sure we will get that information later on.

I want to it see that too if Donaire can still take a win against boxers here in the Bantamweight division regardless if they are young or not now that the most dominant Bantamweight boxer is now out of that division, Naoya Inoue.

If Donaire can't stand against other Bantamweight boxers then that's it and he should call it "a career".

But even after beating Santiago, I want to see him clashing with Jason Moloney. Hopefully, the next in line for him.

Even with no direct involvement in our winning chances, I'm one of those guys who believes that luck is always at me when I choose to play at the start with bulk and decent bankroll and not a small one. I know that in gambling, there is a famous quote that the longer we play, the more chance of losing but in my case, the longer I play, the more I do have luck and that was proven.

Just go with the flow then and will keep that gambling behavior of mine.

To say it would be "easy" for the Suns to always win with Durant and Booker playing together will be subjective.

It's not that this team is 100% unbeatable even if Durant is added to their roster.

Obviously, other teams will also do some adjustments as they know they are dealing with a new Phoenix Suns.

Durant is no doubt an added boost to the Suns and the fact that this team can advance to playoffs prior to when they acquired Durant, makes them tougher to beat by any team. But honestly, even without injuries that will happen during the playoffs, always remember that sometimes,  sh*t happened in the middle of the series.

Regardless of anything, considering adding bitcoin to our savings does make sense.

If possible that we can include it in our savings, it's worth a shot. We don't like to rely on speculative market trends in crypto but there are lots of reasons to consider adding bitcoin as part of our financial plan.

Much better to slowly plan it for now while we are still capable of doing our respective financial source of income.

As Magsayo will deal again against a boxer that has height and reach advantage, probably what he will prioritize is to try to keep close to Figueroa as much as possible. In most cases, a boxer that is specialized as a volume puncher, especially with reach advantage can't do much if their opponent always found a way to get to them at a close distance. Aside from that, Magsayo does have a good reference on how to deal with those with a reach advantage when he fought Rey Vargas. Hopefully, that fight can serve as a reference on how to deal with Figueroa.

Well, strategy-wise, both boxers surely have it, and now depends on how they will apply those in the actual fight at the right time.

If it's reasonable to do so should be based on your own view and not ours. You are dealing with a plan where there are lots of "what if". No one knows if that plan of yours will be effective in the long run. Both choices considerably make sense but that would not end there as on the way, you need to take action in order to fully utilize what you did.

Diversification or doing all-in, it's your call. Good luck.

If that's your conclusion based on your own set of factors, then so be it.

Just remember that your speculation doesn't take note of some possible factors that might spoil your projected view. The market is speculative and sudden news can even shake the market overnight.

Good luck though with your speculation and hope you are well-prepared for anything that can happen.

Just in case you missed it, OP did an update just a few posts above yours and the cashout attempt was successful.

OP's purpose is to cash out the BTC in fiat and not to withdraw the BTC.

As for added information, the minimum amount to cash out in Binance P2P varies per payment method (per country) and depends on the buyer's minimum set amount. In our case, here in our country, that $20 worth of BTC can be converted to our fiat currency thru Binance P2P as long as there's a buyer that accepts a minimum amount of that range.

Since the concern is now solved, OP can now consider locking this thread.