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801  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Am I wrong or right share your opinion please on: June 22, 2020, 12:12:13 PM
I didn't wait to end of the game they just say it's cant be void  on the site, they say only if I win all the parlay I will get paid, it's there fault and I cant cash out beacose of that, I can prove you I want to cash out before the game that I lost started (=
why you need to play again in able to get paid? In the first place you work for it to be rewarded ..its unfair indeed mate. And you should make a complaint if i were you... Winning again in such game isn't easy.. wherein its very unpredictable . You should not make an agreement to them.. In fact you have rights..

If you can and did cancelled the bet before the start of the game that is lost, you should be able to cancel it without waiting for other games to finish. The operator cannot say that they'll refund you if your other matches bet turns to be true as they have no relation to cancellation of the bet.
If the platform cannot execute your cancellation, it's their problem and they should fix it.
802  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it just me or has the entry bar become a lot higher? on: June 22, 2020, 10:46:23 AM
Buying bitcoin 5 years ago, at least for me was more problematic than it's now. There were simply no bank integration from my country and every buy should be made with traders or miners. Exchanging the acquired coins were much easier. But the buying process led to many scams. Now the buying and selling are easier and sometimes cheaper on fees.
803  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Enough of repetitive projects and old ideas on: June 21, 2020, 01:45:13 PM
There should be new but not just idea but also execution. There are many ideas crowded with failed projects but could still be a profitable field if executed properly. Most of the project doesn't fail due to having bad ideas but fail due to lack of expertise and dedication of the team. We need better projects.
804  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Tricks and tips for esports betting on: June 20, 2020, 03:09:18 PM
I think there is no really a specific tips for Esports. Its the same with other gambling games. Play it, know the game you are betting. First hand experience is better because you will have insights on who you think will win, you will have to think for yourself. Another tip is watch youtube matches, know the pro teams and players. I do this in Dota 2. I Listen to the shoutcasters because some explains details about the game or the player that will make me help in betting. You can also read forums about the esports tournament. There will be a lot of opinions on who will win and from there, some will help you decide.
This is what I do. Although the counterpart is even if you don't play the game as long as you understand the mechanics and you know the teams involved and you get to know some part of their backgrounds, that's enough for you to continue betting with any of your chosen esports.
It's also good to follow most of the pro players for that specific esports you follow and get to understand their tips because they're the ones that are playing professionally.

To some extent, esports is much more depended on the skills than many other team sports. I'd put them above team sports along the line of tennis for analytical significance. Collection of data between several teams and placing them by ranking and head to head as well by the game format makes it easier to guess which team would come stronger.
805  Other / Off-topic / Re: Young trader dies by suicide after thinking he racked up big losses on Robinhood on: June 20, 2020, 09:12:11 AM
People should understand what they are doing with money. I dont think that there are any problems with site. Main problem here is this young trader

Yes. People should know what they are doing with their money. The higher the promises of return, the higher is generally the risk.
And it's even frustrating to realize that people are putting killing themselves for something like money. If you have a life, you can pay off your debts someday and live an experienced and peaceful life in the long run.
806  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What should replace comps with Brick n mortar casinos in online casinos? on: June 19, 2020, 03:46:24 PM
Online casinos are providing more comps than real world casinos. The house edge is much lower which saves you a lot in the long run.
There are many promotions and bonuses. Deposit bonuses are common on slots. Freespins and risk free bets promotions on some. Some even provides free coins through faucet to test the casino.
807  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Physical Casinos Decoded : on: June 19, 2020, 02:33:25 PM
With restricitons on Blackjack profit by many casinos, the house edge on real casinos are above 5% for almost every games.
Real casinos are not the place to go if you are after profit. You can have much favorable environment on online casinos where you can gamble at your own pace. Real world casinos are for fun with friends and partners.
808  Economy / Economics / Re: India-China border tensions on: June 19, 2020, 01:36:18 PM
This is true but I also don't think that there will be an affection for cryptocurrency with this tension.
Nah, I don't think so either.  The world has seen all sorts of crises since bitcoin was birthed more than a decade ago, and it doesn't seem like world events--even pretty serious ones--tend to affect its value all that much.  And I'm not sure how important this "tension" is in the grand scheme of things.  It could be something that gets de-escalated fairly quickly, but who knows.  The only thing I'm pretty sure of is that it'll have nothing to do with cryptocurrencies.

What a crazy world we're living in.  IMO, this decade is going to go down in history as one of the most interesting ones in the 21st century, and it's barely gotten started.  In any case, I do hope China and India cool off.  I get a bit worried whenever there's a chance that China is going to get involved in a military situation, because who knows what that could spark.  Keeping my fingers crossed for a peaceful resolution.

I don't think China would want a war at the moment. Though their economy is suffering, they are also one of the fastest growing economy at the moment as all of it's competitors are struggling. US also has a lot of experience in tackling tense moments and avoiding war. But with raging trade war against China, I believe soon the world be divided into two economic blocs and a cold trade war start around the world. The ones that loses the technology and trade war might have to start the first physical blow.
809  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: FOX prepared to add virtual fans and crowd noise to NFL broadcasts on: June 19, 2020, 11:13:28 AM

I haven't seen the game with the artificial fan chants, but I can well imagine that it has the same effect there as well. You can see that already when you play FIFA on the XBox. The games are only half as thrilling when you turn off the sound, the fan chants contribute a lot to the fact that you have more fun.

They could probably sell some devices to the real fans and let them chant live from their homes while playing those sound on the stadium. Or say make the reception on both sides while the viewers enjoy the footage and sound with close angle camera from their TV, the players would enjoy the chants are cries of real fans according to their moves.
810  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / 40+ crypto companies comes together for one solution on: June 19, 2020, 07:42:38 AM
The well known businesses in crypto industry, BitGo, BitPay, Bitrue, Bitso, Bitstamp, Blockchain.com, Brave, BTC Markets, CipherTrace, Coinone, Crypto.com, Huobi, Independent Reserve, Liquid, Ripple and many more are doing a partnership to bring an universal PaymentID system where users be able to send and receive cash and crypto interchangeably and globally.
If anyone can make global crypto adoption possible, it's this partnership. What impact do you think this would make?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/ripple-brave-and-huobi-join-instant-global-payments-network-payid
811  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is a Bad Safe Haven Asset on: June 17, 2020, 04:34:20 PM
OP doesn't mean to call it a bad but meant unsafe haven asset. Which to some extent is true considering it's volatility.
I love bitcoin and is bullish about it. But still I don't have all of my savings on bitcoin. It's not that I don't trust bitcoin, but I'm afraid of the volatility as I might need to get it cashed out before I intend to. Stable coins should have been safer but the problems within them is not bringing the feeling of safety from the inside.
812  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What are the terms you decide on which casino to play? on: June 17, 2020, 01:15:05 AM
Reputation is what I seek most before making a deposit. I also strictly limit myself on sites and games at or less than 1% house edge. Real PVP games with commission equal or less than 2%. I also love clean designs, no cosmetics that brings down the performance. And fast, I lost fast paced games and a P2P site with a lot of players to instantly play with.
813  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Be nice to altcoins (meme I just made) on: June 15, 2020, 04:44:17 PM
I really don't know why most of the people have to be a hardcore fan of some coins and keep bashing others. Even the developers of many coins shares their expertise and experience and some are even volunteering in multiple project while small investors are taking sides like they are a football clubs on the same league.
814  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Bitfinex IEO "RingX" on: June 15, 2020, 04:17:47 PM
This is just a part of public sale of Ringx tokens. They plan to sell a total of 150million Ringx token through private and public sells according to their Whitepaper. The prices could be different on private sells. The 150 million tokes is still just 30% of the total supply of 500 million tokens. 70% of which are going to team and advisor and marketing.
815  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Coinmarketcap's new feature - Chat on: June 14, 2020, 06:08:15 PM
Also did not notice this option, thanks.  A useful option in my opinion, that is, you can chat in the chat of each project.  Now I will register and I will read the news about different companies.

Yeah. A lot of people visit CMC for reference about coins and chat would give them a quick view of different ideas and opinions about coins. How the chat is moderated would also make the difference as large moderation may bring manipulation rather than thought sharing. I hope they won't be like moderated threads by projects here.
816  Other / Off-topic / Re: Share your struggle story during Covid-19 on: June 14, 2020, 05:20:18 PM
I need to go to work while people around me are dying. It's like waiting to get infected from virus. It's not myself that I'm afraid of, I have old parents at my home. I might win over the virus but I'll be carrying it to my old parents.
817  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: TAKE A TEST — Which cryptocurrency are you? ₿ on: June 14, 2020, 02:51:44 PM
I don't know how but you got it right. I'm certainly bitcoin.

Maybe the nature of people really influence which coin they like. Though I'm not a strict follower of any, still bitcoin leads my portfolio with several other coins. And no coin could be compared to the trust and acceptance bitcoin have got over the time. Bitcoin is the real digital gold. They'll get a value in every corner of the world.
818  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Crypto Exchange Owner Admits Laundering $1.8M in Online Auctions Fraud on: June 14, 2020, 03:18:41 AM
Might have got the idea of car wash from Breaking bad. It's actually is not a unique things and people around the world both filthy rich and growing businesses uses shady ways to launder their money. Offshore registrations and offshore bank accounts are a semi legit way to do that.
Some gets caught with it while many don't.
819  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Germany League - Bundesliga Prediction Thread on: June 13, 2020, 05:04:29 PM
Finally, Werder! Shame, that I had no balls to bet on them. I posted in this thread on one of the sides before that I don't seem them that chanceless on staying in the league. With 5 goals scored now that should be really a boost for their confidence. Too bad that Bayern's now waiting for them on Thursdays. In that game their main goal has to be not to get crushed too badly by Bayern and get their newly build confidence destroyed again. Then the same performance as today against Mainz and Koln and everything is possible. Dusseldorf and Mainz are not that far away. Very intense and exciting relegation battle this season! (Sorry for this non-betting-related post, just a Werder supporter excited by todays match and the new hope for his team  Grin)

There's not much difference between Werder and Düsseldorf. If they won over Düsseldorf by a slight margin and got lucky on the relegation play off, they could still remain in the league. But at the moment, Paderbon is sure to relegate and it would be hard for both Werder andd Dusseldorf to come off the play off.
820  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: India may again ban cryptocurrency on: June 13, 2020, 02:14:41 PM
Most of the government sees open crypto market as challenge to their monopoly in economy of the country. Which to some sense is correct. But it's a counter measure to stop the progress to save the conservative financial practice of the government.
The more oppressive the government, the stricter are the bans for open currencies like bitcoin.
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