Nobody can follow this by heart, there will be a time when people are tempted to put in more money, gambling is associated with our emotions and sometimes our emotion betrays us, this can happen most of the time to a gambler who loses control but for a response, they do this only from time to time, besides we are only human and not perfect in controlling our emotions.

Facebook is too restrictive regards crypto content that they have become an unreliable platform to advertise. Instagram is more picture related platform and Tik-Tok video related, and although I'm not familiar with their policies, I think it's pretty possible to advertise gambling content there when adapting the ads to each platform style. On Instagram banners explaining promos could be displayed in abundance and at Tik-Tok short promotional videos could be made. About Bitcointalk specifically, it's more gambling oriented advertisement, because it's a crypto niche which also embraces a significant portion of gamblers' community. So we could say the traffic here is more valuable than the traffic at social medias and that might be the reason why casinos invest so much time and money at the forum.

All things colonizing a country is the most heinous act of human relations, including the Israeli army killing Palestinian civilians without any defense from any country, there is no discussion on all topics, maybe many members don't bring up news of the atrocities committed in Palestine. I think for social care to all countries, we must voice peace for Palestine regardless of cultural and religious differences.

Tottenham vs arsenal game did not end as expected, no one predicted a 3 0 win for tottenham the game was really close despite the large score if arsenal did not had that early red card the outcome would've been different they were on a winning streak they won their four last games and they had a decent performance despite the loss now they have to be carefull since tottenham are one point behind.

Racehorses owners are a mixed bag, there are owners that do in fact treat their racehorses as they should and treat them well, however there are also many owners that treat them horribly, it is those type of owners that need to be either kicked from the sport or even face charges for animal cruelty, however many owners protect their kind as they do not like the idea of strangers getting into their business, which is why practices like that still continue to our days.

Yes, sure, I also confess that Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best soccer players in all history!

I believe he deserved to be champion of this World Cup, he would be deserved!

But as in all the other cups CR7 participated, he played alone, and unfortunately he couldn't "carry" the Portugal team on his back 

That happen when some players become more powerful than the board or when institute lack decisive leadership. Even Sachin didn't enjoy this much of power despite being backbone of Indian cricket for so long.

Yes, I also have no doubts that Cristiano Ronaldo will give his all in his last World Cup!
Portugal is a team that has potential, let's see if they can be champions in this 2022 World Cup.

Amen, 110% agree with you on this. Horse racing is absolutely cruel and there is absolutely no argument against it and if you think it’s okay then I suggest you look up the facts about how cruel it is. If you still support it than FUCK YOU! The same thing can be said about dog racing and there’s a reason why dog racing has become almost completely banned here in the United States. The eastern world needs to wake the Fuck up and stop supporting so much animal cruelty. I’m absolutely fucking sick of it, especially Asia!

take care, don't be greedy, don't be too ambitious and don't fall too deep, don't let yourself lose consciousness with things that make you lose your mind, because if you can't avoid all of that, you will definitely lose everything you have, we must remember that we play gambling not to seek wealth but to seek entertainment and just want to add a little pocket money.

Exactly. Most people don't even have the resources to access Bitcoin, so it's unlikely adoption for the cryptocurrency will grow within the short term. El Salvador's government should've built the necessary infrastructure in order to make people adopt Bitcoin in mass. I hope businesses and merchants in the country adopt Bitcoin as their main currency of choice to help contribute to the cause. The market is bearish right now, so it's going to take some time before people in El Salvador become interested in Bitcoin. At least, the government is buying the dip. Who knows if BTC's next All-time-high in price turns El Salvador into a developed country in the future? Just my thoughts

Liverpool fans will be watching the match Manchester City vs Wolves. Any mistakes will effect their club point and Liverpool exactly wants to happen that. I hope there will be no drama but Wolves can do anything. My bet on Manchester City and no wonder they'll go through their dominance and lift the trophy.

Decentralization can't be changed by making it legal tender. Only what you can do with it could be legally ruled out, otherwise bitcoin itself can't be centralized nor can it ever be controlled by anyone, only what you can do with it.

This needs to be learned by everyone, I keep seeing these type of messages and posts by people who do not know what decentralization is all about. Just because you can use it or you can't use it doesn't make it centralized, decentralization means that you can't change anything regarding bitcoin itself, like no rollbacks, no freezing it, nothing directly related to it, only things they can do are impacting what you do with it.

Perhaps one of the players who regret coming to Manchester United this year is Cristiano Ronaldo. The team that brought him into world football was Manchester United.  But the old Manchester United is no more. Ronaldo also seems to have lost faith in them. It is possible that he will leave Manchester United at the end of the year. Ronaldo cannot afford failure. He gets more angry after each defeat.

It takes practice for some time to be able to stop immediately after benefiting from the games we play. But most people will try to double the amount of profit they have already made by playing longer but that does not guarantee they can win more profits.

Maybe it's okay if we play a round or two after getting a profit but don't increase your bet amount because it can make you lose. Being wise is very necessary when we play gambling to avoid big losses.

This is one of the basic rules that I use when gambling. Immediately after any significant winnings I leave the casino. But according to my statistics, even this rule does not allow me to get rich by gambling. This approach allows you to spend money somewhere else and enjoy it rather than lose every last cent and leave the casino with nothing.

Right there is still big room for the commencement of FIFA and we have already started discussing about it whereas there could be changes at the near moment we don't know about so the predictions could be wrong then.But we all know it's the most loved and hyped event around the globe and football fans are eagerly waiting for it.

It should be backed by science stroke on human is very much different in some way from horses, human develop it over time because of abuse on what he eats and what he thinks, horses are made to run, if it's a different animal race where the nature of them is not to run like monkey or turtle then it can develop depression on these animals.

Right and strict supervision and diagnosis should be implemented to fully check the horse's condition, horses can and will run they are created to run but it should be within their limit and must not be drugged to reach the desired results.

I think it is too early to conclude that the adoption of Bitcoin by El Salvador has failed. The problem is not Bitcoin in itself, rather it is the manner/approach the country have adopted. First, I feel it is wrong for Goverment to use any form of coercion or force citizens into the adoption. The first thing Government ought to do is to sensitize, educate and encourage the citizens to see the advantages of using bitcoin. When the citizens see the need and adopt it out of free will, that is the beginning of the success. The Government is IMO hasty on the implementation. Offering the people $30 for downloading the Chivo wallet was a good incentive but not enough to sustain continuation of the project.

They need to take time to sensitize people - especially the technical aspects of handling bitcoin. Not everyone is technically savvy to be able to handle bitcoin wallet. To sensitize and teach the people on the technicalities of bitcoin could take several months or more than one year, it all depends on the peoples ability to understand. Again, since Bitcoin is very volatile, it is not going to be easy for some business outfits to adopt as they may be confused. Sensitization is the key - teaching the people how to profit and use Bitcoin, rushing the people will likely not yield results.

I think, El salvador need to go back to the drawing board to re-access the journey so far, highlight the mistakes, correct it and move on. With proper approach, they will make it.

There are all sorts of motivating factors behind what you say is the failure of Bitcoin in El Salvador. Firstly, the government tried to hurry the process along by basically forcing El Salvadorean's to fund a purchase of Bitcoin (through taxes) which was then given back to every citizen - basically just a vote buying attempt. A slower roll out, which focused on setting businesses up to process payments through Bitcoin in a really efficient way, would have been the correct way to do it or even focusing on the "send money from overseas and avoid excessive middleman fees" would have been a stronger angle to take on this. However some people in the country struggle to find work or even eat, so they're not too interested in this inanimate internet currency when they already have existing payment facilities.