I don't agree with you when it comes to profitable gambling. You see, there are no limitations in terms of how much you can earn through gambling; all you need to do is establish that consistency, and you'll undoubtedly lead a prosperous life. However, it's important to note that gambling is often perceived as a high-risk endeavor, which is why only a few manage to succeed in it. Yet, if you possess the necessary skills, generating income from gambling shouldn't pose a problem. In the future, your challenge might shift to how to effectively manage and use your wealth.

My point is, it's not accurate to always assume that no one can make money from gambling, as this notion is merely a myth.


Then, over time, they might face financial difficulties due to their low income and substantial expenses. From a business perspective, this situation is referred to as bankruptcy.

Maybe Coach Steve Kerr has a plan. CP3 is a top 10 PG in my book, and Curry can't handle point duties all the time due to potential fatigue. Given Curry's skill at off-ball movement, he becomes an excellent target for CP3, who can consistently find opportunities for him to shoot.

I'm unclear about him being relegated to the 2nd unit, as he's a bona fide star player; he might contribute more as a starter, considering his abilities.

Anyway, let's find out together once the season starts.

Those who are afraid to take the risk will never see their future success.

Crypto is for everyone but I don’t think everyone is capable to find sustainable profits from crypto. Otherwise, we will definitely see all people focus on investing and trading because they are making good income from them. But based on how people share their experience with crypto, I can see that not all are lucky enough and are knowledgeable and skillful enough to bite the challenge of crypto and win them.

If only all of us will be able to make our own trades profitable, then there will be no bitcoin hodlers left as everyone will end up as reliable traders. But that’s not the case in reality. Some aspiring traders have been seriously learning about trading but still, a lot of them end up in frustrations. Not because they are losing consistently, but because they find it hard to analyze and time the market due to its volatility that makes it very unpredictable. And so they end up as plain bitcoin hodlers, something that we should not also overlooked.

If a boxer lacks a sturdy chin and doesn't possess the same level of power as Inoue, their chances of defeating him are likely slim. Regarding Tapales, he's not known for being a knockout artist. This means that Inoue could probably absorb his punches and continue his offensive.

Looking at Tapales' record on https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/482863, he has only secured 19 KO wins in 37 fights. This doesn't compare very favorably to Inoue, who has achieved 22 KO victories in 25 matches.

I'm a bettor with a personal bias, and while I should be supporting Tapales, I can't help but recognize Inoue's exceptional skills.

Maybe some bettors would not understand that fraction odds, so let me convert that into american odds and decimal odds.

Using this https://www.aceodds.com/bet-calculator/odds-converter.html

Inoue 1.5 or -200
Ancajas 3 or +200

If these odds are indeed available in the actual sportsbook, I would consider them very appealing. Personally, I would place a bet on Ancajas to win, so I'd be quite pleased with that +200 if he manages to defeat the current champion.

Trading signal channels are running a business, so expect that they will do everything to deceive people especially for those who are in greed for quick profits. You can be profitable at your first subscription, but never assume that you will remain profitable in the end. That is part of their strategy, by unrevealing their intention at first until everyone else is falling on their trap. So if you are a wise trader, stay away from these trading channel apps, as they can’t be trustable and worthy of our money.

It’s really easy to say that you’ll get bigger profits from trading out from less hassle, by simply copying trades from profitable traders. But in reality it’s not. It’s hard to find reputable traders these days since a lot of traders mostly claim that they are good and profitable in all their trades, when in reality they’ve been losing in most of their trades. Worst is, they never know exactly how trading works and they just pretend to act like good traders because it’s part of their job to make an income. That’s the reason why I don’t give a try from those copy trading apps, because that will only increase the rate of losing than just relying on your own and learned from all your losses.

The gambling site I'm using doesn't require KYC to start gambling, so you're right; they will only require it later when they choose to, based on their terms and services, and we are obliged to comply. As of now, my account is still normal. I created it in 2020, and I haven't been required to undergo KYC, maybe because I haven't won? Let's see if they will require me a KYC once I start winning. 

It's their personal investigation, so we have no choice but to wait, but if it's a reputable casino, you'll surely be treated fairly.

Thanks, @AbuBhakar! Now I can watch the Philippines vs. Dominican Republic match without interruption. I'm betting on this particular game, so I have to watch it. Additionally, I'm looking forward to seeing how the crowd will react during the game, as they are a significant factor for the Philippines to potentially cause a major upset against the powerhouse team led by Karl-Anthony Towns.

Meanwhile, Angola vs Italy is playing already, Angola had a strong start but Italy was able to take the lead now.

It's still a close game though so this is fun. 

Trading is not actually relying from someone’s trades, but it’s simply learning on your own so you will understand how to navigate your trades despite of the market’s high volatility. Because if you keep following those trading signals providers, aside that you are not growing on your own, you will never learn too from your own experience in trading since you copy other traders experiences. That is why I don’t encourage people to follow these trading signals, they’re not accurate and they will only increase the chance to lose. Instead, go trade on yourself. Don’t mind your losses as they can be your gateway to success in the future.

I agree, he needs to start strong and hurt Usyk if he wants to win the fight. Undoubtedly, he has the power, as 18 of his 19 wins came from KO. If we convert that to a ratio, it's a 95% KO rate. However, bookies will not offer very attractive odds if they believe Usyk will lose. This creates a puzzle for us bettors because bookies are smarter than us; they set odds based on the likelihood of winning.

Inoue's camp is just trying to delay the negotiations a bit, as they know Tapales would be willing to fight if the price is right. Tapales was the underdog when he won the championship, so it's obvious that he is not a popular boxer. However, since he has become a champion, which Inoue is very interested in due to the opportunity to get his belts, that's why he's standing firm with his demands. It's a good thing that there's now some hope of it happening.

Day trading is indeed more risky and more challenging than long term trading. Because even pros and veteran traders in this type of trading still end up losing no matter how good they are in analyzing the market. However, despite of how risky day trading is, there are still who make outstanding profits from it but if you mean getting a daily fixed income out from day trading, I doubt you can actually do it. Day trading is way more unpredictable. You think you can take advantage on the daily trading market, but in reality everything that seems easy path end up even more scary and risky. The reason why I don’t encourage day trading especially for those who have never established years of experience trading in the market.

Precisely my point. It’s a great goal actually if you dream to own one whole bitcoin, but seeing how extremely high cost it is, I think doing DCA could be the best option for now. However, while your focus is to own a single bitcoin in the future, well a lot of us here dream of getting massive profits out from long term hodling and trading, and once it happens you won’t only own a single bitcoin but you could also diversify your investments through the vast amount of profits that you have been earning. Do not limit your goal just for bitcoin, but think of diversifying your investments as well when you’ve had enough amount of capital in the future.

That's a double-digit loss, but it was close in the first half. The second half is the most important, and that's where the Gilas are tested to see if they have good chemistry and are playing as one. There's no doubt about Vucevic being an NBA star and a dominant big man. However, when compared to KAT, we know who the better big man is, and it's obviously KAT. Not only can he penetrate inside, but he's also a good 3-point shooter. So, despite Montenegro having a better ranking than the Dominican Republic, I think the latter is the better team because the ranking was created when KAT was not yet confirmed to play.

Yes. Maximize your risk but only trade within your risk. If you can’t handle it and do the risk management, then never rush in trading because if you pursue your trades with high leverage, not only you will end up in debt, but you will lose all your hard-earned money as well.

Trading with high leverage is only safe if you’ve gained years of experience in trading and you know how to turn your trades into profits despite of its highly volatile market, otherwise you’ll end up experiencing in a much higher downside risk.

Precisely. Everyone gets lucky upon knowing this forum, especially if you stayed on the forum for years and maximize your crypto learning. Without this, I guess until now I would still be a fan of fiat and would also think the same majority people believe that bitcoin is a big scam and would never do anything good with our finances. But thankfully, I chose to stay in this forum and now my knowledge and skills have even lead me to its great advantage, that is finding profits through my crypto investments as well participating signature campaigns that are giving us good compensation.

I agree with you; there's no problem with accessing the results or the history, as all of that is recorded on the internet or whatever website serves as a source. However, using that information to generate predictions might be beyond the capabilities of an AI. I'm not entirely sure, but I would appreciate it if @AmoreJaz could provide some screenshots of AI-generated predictions to clarify this point.

I don't fully concur with this statement. In my opinion, AI excels at providing information, but when it comes to prediction, its function is based solely on algorithms to offer insights. Even if individuals possess the same comprehension of the information, they might arrive at different predictions. AI lacks the capability to experience emotions or feelings, which makes it unreliable for predicting the inherently unpredictable outcomes of a game.