Hey guys today is Champions League's day hurray  Time to get the bets in and the snacks ready for the show tonight. Sevilla - Bayern Munich BTTS Sevilla showed they are no slouch vs United and Bayern are Bayern nuff said lol. Juventus - Read Madrid HT 0-0 well I am not completely sure how this match will go but I am gonna try that particular bet because Juventus are playing at home so one would expect minimal goals if any. GL everyone 

Here is some fud news for you guys  http://fortune.com/2018/03/06/bitcoin-price-10-years-harvard-kenneth-rogoff/

It's a Harvard professor, guys! He knows his stuff. We gotta all sell now before it drops to $100 a pop lol 

A little follow-up article I found about whether or not Scott Foster got paid for his performance with the Chicago Blackhawks: Link to the article:
https://www.sbnation.com/nhl/2018/3/30/17181908/blackhawks-scott-foster-emergency-goaltender

And the gist of it:
Why am I not surprised that the Hawks are making a profit off Scott's fame by selling jerseys lol  

Hey dude why haven't you got a Sir before your name? Aren't you a staff member too? And congrats on the nice score. I am here wiping my tears away with my paltry sum of 90 lol 

80 points here as well. It should have been 120 but that late equalizer by Bournemouth spoiled the party  The Premier League and its late goals such a classic 

I found a little nifty map that shows the legality of Bitcoin around the world. The article was published on 15 January 2018 so I guess the information is not outdated yet. You can check it out here:  
https://howmuch.net/articles/bitcoin-legality-around-the-world

Bitcoin is a store of value in a very volatile market. Extra emphasis on volatile  So big changes are to be expected and huge chunks of money could disappear overnight. That's the nature of the beast. Investing in traditional stocks or precious metals could offer you high stability and security but low profitability.

Even though he wasn't paid for his appearance, he became pretty famous as he was on the national tv and all the news outlets. I think some interviews are paid and if he is invited to talk shows and such he will definitely receive a handsome remuneration. Plus his business is going to blow up as everyone would want the services of that accountant who played for the Chicago Blackhawks and has a perfect save percentage of 1.000 

Bayern Munich absolutely destroyed Borussia Dortmund in the first half. 5-0 lol. So much for the derby today  Lewandowski with a late goal in the second half got his hat trick. I thought Dortmund would put at least one in but nope.

Nothing from the above because I do recreational gambling. Why do you think everyone who gambles is some kind of a dead-beat gambling addict lol? Some people have addictive personalities and can't control themselves.

I am used to the price fluctuation of Bitcoin and the big jumps or crashes don't faze me any more. As long as I am in the green I am happy. I check the price briefly in the afternoon after work and that's it. Just don't be a weak hand and sell off prematurely 

I just wanted to share this amazing story about a guy named Scott Foster who played for the Chicago Blackhawks as an emergency backup goalie some days ago.
The guy works as an accountant and after work he was called in to attend the Blackhawks game and in the 3rd period entered the rink after Colin Delia had to leave the game due to cramping. A dream come true 


https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/30/598263399/36-year-old-accountant-called-in-as-emergency-nhl-goalie-and-he-crushed-it

Found this article about the Shaw-Mourinho falling-out where it's explained in detail what happened so if anyone is curious to know the reason here is the link: https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/what-luke-shaw-said-jose-12276306

As long as I could buy a cheeseburger with my Bitcoins they have value  As it stands now, 1 Bitcoin = 7000 cheeseburgers. Oh my that's a lot of cheeseburgers guys 

Game-protect could ask the support staff everything he would like to know but instead he prefers to ask complete forum strangers on the Internet for answers  What an investigative genius 

Is owning money a crime? Because money facilitates the trading of such illegal things, too. If/when Bitcoin is regulated in your country of residence and you are obligated by law to declare any possession of Bitcoin but you haven't done so, then owning Bitcoin might be illegal.

Real Madrid are apparently interested in signing Salah over the summer transfer window. I just read that Liverpool have offered a new contract of 200k pounds a week to Salah but his manager has denied any concrete info on the matter saying they are still in talks with the club. I think Liverpool might end up selling Salah for a hefty sum in the summer. What do you think?

Liverpool - City is 50/50 chance of winning for either team. I think this is the most balanced match among all the quarter final games. I am not going to overthink it much and will just pick the team with the higher odds which is Liverpool @ 2.90. City to win is @ 2.37. Liverpool +0.5 is @ 1.8. I mean City have a monstrous team and all but Liverpool can dish out dangerous attacks with ease so anything could happen.

Really? Barca looking to get Luke Shaw? I don't think the lad is that good as least from what I have seen. Am I missing something here lol? 

Btw just saw that:

Yeah he wants to leave but why Barca?

Ahem guys Bitcoin is not anonymous  I am also starting to doubt its decentralization. People think hiding behind Tor and coin mixers will give them privacy. In my humble opinion it would actually be harder to trace a suitcase with unmarked banknotes in it than coins over the Blockchain. P2P exchanging of stolen goods off the Blockchain could be potentially anonymous, though.