It seems Jimmy Butler can’t help but check in with the Warriors’ front office. Understandable, since he joined the Warriors chasing his first ring, but the team isn’t really doing anything right now. They’re not adding anyone who could actually help, while other teams are stacking up their rosters for a strong comeback. The Warriors’ trio already expressed they want Kuminga back, but the real question is, will the Warriors give him more playing time and a bigger paycheck? I don't think so.
The upcoming season is about to happen. There can still a lot of things can happen for the Warriors. If they want to revamp their roster, they'd do that. I think that there were some offers already for them to trade but as for Kuminga, you're right, he's asking for a bigger salary.
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Just use it and have fun, don’t expect too much from it, especially since the wagering requirement is high and it has to be played on games with a high house edge like slots.
I agree. Bonuses are meant to be spent and if you're simply lucky, you'll get to fulfill that wagering requirements and that's the time that you'll have to withdraw it. But if you're out of luck and you can't do it, that's also fine because we won't deposit another money just for us to get that bonus and wager with what they're asking.
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What if I doom scroll on a casino look for the games that I want to play and it takes me a while before I find one?  Well, if I am going to do any of it then I'll make sure that I have time and money that's ready to be used. Money for gambling, time for doom scrolling. I think that many of us here are doom scrolling when we don't have anything to do.
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You are correct and everyone should maintain it but it is a matter of sorrow that almost all the user gamble with high expectation and do not stop gambling even there is enough profit as till then the expectation increases and they never frulfil their expectation hence they loss all of their money.
Those kinds of gamblers will learn the hard way. If they are not taking their profits when there's enough and they're not stopping, it's true that it's a matter of how they'd take their regret later. They'll never full in their opinion but in fact, there's already enough for them and they should take that opportunity before the house takes it back.
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46 is a very young age. Boxers' lives are like this: they take numerous blows to the head during their professional careers, numerous concussions, and these effects persist in later years, sometimes permanently, and sometimes symptoms appear later. The official cause of death hasn't yet been announced; it could be anything. He also suffered from depression and addiction. The boxing community is deeply saddened, may he rest in peace.
He is young and you're right. There is an after effect of all of the blows that they've received and probably have shaken their brains and it will impact their neurons that runs there. Or whatever is that called in science, it's true that it's something like that. So I've read that Hatton was in grief because a friend passed away too, maybe he has felt that to his heart and head and hit him emotionally.
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People that deal with anxiety are more prone to deal with losses when it comes to gambling...There are lots of reasons why anyone in this category should avoid gambling, the most important one is health issues that might be developed due to anxiety...it's possible to end up having a cardiac arrest when overly anxious, gambling shouldn't be taken too seriously and those that are not mature mentally shouldn't do it
If it's avoidable then a gambler should do that. When we lose, we get more of the dose of anxiety and that adds up to having more problems. We do the wrong decisions that we think are right and that's why if it's going to be about this impact to ourselves, we know that it's real. Being a problematic gambler and you're also being the anxiety inside, you'll have to check on yourself first and don't touch your device to gamble. Take time to learn if you can manage it or not.
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And I should not really give attention to what others thing about me, there will always be someone to criticise what we do no matter how perfect we try to lead our life, it's better just ignore them for a peaceful life than hiding away what we are.
There will be people always! that likes to criticize what we're doing. Whether we win or lose, they're there just to drag us down. It's a real thing that these people only wants something for themselves to get satisfied with. And if we're noisy when we win, they're be silent. If we become silent with our losses, they're there to make noise to make fun of our losses.
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Getting Jaquez JR and Wiggins is huge win for Lakers and for sure they would never get hurt for trading Hachimura , Knecht and Kleber since they are not using this player so much in their rotation.
If Jacquez JR is going with the Lakers, I doubt that he'll get a lot of playing time if he's with those guys. But if these names are part of the trade then, he'll get some of it. Hachimura is a good one and same goes with Dalton. But they have now became a trade asset instead of being an actual winning game asset to the team.
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I don't know about the Mavs' intentions, but I've noticed a lot of discussion in the media lately that Leonard's current contract may be voided. And the remarkable thing is that no teams currently have $50 million of salary cap space that they could offer Leonard as an alternative. If I'm not mistaken, only a few teams have $14-20 million of salary cap space right now, and that's not much for a player like Kawhi.
They want a superteam and that's it. But with salary cap, they could have a problem. I am sure that they don't want to be the Clippers scandal involving Kawhi having that under the table transactions just to keep him. It's already too much for the league.
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It's hard, you know when it's an internal family problem you don't meddle with it. But if you're also so concerned to the daughter, then step up and stand with your principles.
There could be a lot of ways informing her by you without knowing that it was you.
And how to do that? you are the one to determine on how to inform her with that. Saying that this is a family problem, if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen.
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I've seen lots of cases where people failed to even realize or admit that they're addicted, let alone attempt seeking help, and even when you try to tell them or even advice, they might even feel offended.
Me too and that's not new. The admission that they're addicted is hard to bear and that's why they are in denial phase. But the time will come to these gambling addicts that they'll realize on how addicted they are already and have ignored people who warned them.
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Women do gamble, but for quite some time, I have only been seeing articles on men's addiction. Women seem to be more addicted to gambling as well. There have been lots of hidden stories about female addictions, and they try as much to keep it a secret so that third parties would not hear about it, and so far, this is what I believe happens. In my country, stories like this that involve women who are gamblers are not really known that much. Maybe the fact that they are women makes it go unnoticed to save their face, but one thing I know for sure is that women do gamble and not only the men.
But with female gambling addiction, the number can't be at par with the men who are addicted to gambling. We know that there are more men who become addicted to gambling. Although these stories could complement each other that a woman could be more addicted to men. It happens but these women know that they've got to lose everything if they won't stop.
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What are your thoughts? Are you affected by the ban?
Nope. I've heard of this and it's for sure that Indians who are into gambling will still have ways to gamble. Regulate it. Have strict rules about the amount of deposits. Take the tax. I believe that's the only solution for now, instead of banning everything.
That's what they have to do but if they are determined with this rule, it's a true thing that they are making it worse.
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Ahh right.
So there's not that much participation during the tournament but that's still a good start for them.
Maybe they need to make a louder noise next time if they will make another so that more participants will be interested on this event they'll make.
It's worth noting that the larger the prize pool in such free tournaments, the more likely it is that it will attract the attention of more users. Although for those who participate, it's better to have less competition in the tournament, because in this case, it's easier to accumulate chips and compete for prizes in the final stage of the tournament. That's right. It attracts more poker players to get into these free tournaments when there is a high prize. But I think that even with less, as long as it's managed by a known person. The crowd will flock and join it and so, informing the public about it that it's gonna happen is also important. And so for the early participation when they're not that much, it had given them higher chance of winning it.
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Ahh, I missed the tonpoker tournament. Do you have another schedule for that next event for the forum members?
It seems a success and everyone who joined enjoy it. Congratulations to the success of the event and looking forward to the next one.
Not yet but I think before hosting a new one they should consider the community suggestions first. For some it is, but seeing lot of offline players I don't think it was especially on my table, we are 8 as far as I can remember but we are only 2 or 3 who's calling the flops most of the time. Ahh right. So there's not that much participation during the tournament but that's still a good start for them. Maybe they need to make a louder noise next time if they will make another so that more participants will be interested on this event they'll make. Yeah there wasn't much but I don't know with other tables but on my table it was likely playing with ghosts. It's a good start considering it's just the first time, it could be improved. I think it would be good if they'll announced or bump it on their signature campaign thread or hosts it with members like their signature campaign manager or with the likes of @royse or @memehunter who happens to have groups with other bitcointalk members, just my two cents. Those are known people and they're good at managing these events so, they would need to get some help for more attention to be drawn. Not gonna complain since I wasn't there and knowing that it just ended and thought of it as a success which is. So good luck for the next one and will wait for it to come. And if that time comes, wishing that I am vacant at that moment.
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Ahh, I missed the tonpoker tournament. Do you have another schedule for that next event for the forum members?
It seems a success and everyone who joined enjoy it. Congratulations to the success of the event and looking forward to the next one.
Not yet but I think before hosting a new one they should consider the community suggestions first. For some it is, but seeing lot of offline players I don't think it was especially on my table, we are 8 as far as I can remember but we are only 2 or 3 who's calling the flops most of the time. Ahh right. So there's not that much participation during the tournament but that's still a good start for them. Maybe they need to make a louder noise next time if they will make another so that more participants will be interested on this event they'll make.
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I confirm my participation and the details are correct on the spreadsheet.
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Yes, that's always the situation.
If they gamble with an amount of money that they can't afford to lose, they're only putting themselves to a scenario that they will have hard time.
Too bad that they have to end up loaning and that's because they have the thinking of might be able to recover their losses until they cannot anymore.
Some people will never learn and I believe this people are already addicted or almost addicted because someone who is not close to this..., will never for one day think of taking loan to gamble I mean that is crazy and that's the highest order and height of it all. I can not imagine myself going to loan money for me to use and gamble even on a normal day when I have money I don't gamble talk more of when I don't have, I will rather stay and not play game because the possibility of winning is not sure or certain and so losing the money will make you turn a debtor which is another thing I don't like. I think responsible gambling, is gambling when you have money and stay off when you don't. We won't take loans for our gambling needs. And one reason, we're responsible. Second is we know what will be the impact of it and that's a bad one. Lastly, we just don't feel that there is a need to do that. So, for the gamblers that have been doing that, they'll regret that in the end with the interest that will tick their mind to pay it on time.
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Ahh, I missed the tonpoker tournament. Do you have another schedule for that next event for the forum members?
It seems a success and everyone who joined enjoy it. Congratulations to the success of the event and looking forward to the next one.
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This is a better thinking and acceptance. Not all gamblers are like that in their minds because the more we gamble, the more chance of losing and winning we get. But, that also closes the idea that we have to stick around in gambling if we want to either win or recover our losses.
Each person may have their own view. However, it is the fact that people who force themselves to gamble with the money they can't afford to lose, many of them end up with severe losses. Even, some of them can be trapped with loan because they take a loan to have more money for gambling. Well, we must be aware that gambling can't be treated like trading or investment!! Yes, that's always the situation. If they gamble with an amount of money that they can't afford to lose, they're only putting themselves to a scenario that they will have hard time. Too bad that they have to end up loaning and that's because they have the thinking of might be able to recover their losses until they cannot anymore.
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