Proof:
https://twitter.com/cryptosfaucets/status/1569024965391056898?s=20&t=kMy7E-HY2yNV-jEnzESVJw

Seriously, how likely is it that 3 games in a row will end up 94-86 each one?

Is this truly a coincidence?!

 

Or perhaps we can all say that FIBA is rigging the games somehow using the referees or through something like that.

I think my favorite among those I have seen for now is the fruit themed.
I think it gives me this nostalgic feeling from the early 2010's when games like Candy Crush were at their peek of popularity among smartphone users. The super bright colors  and the cartoon art style of the fruits are quite similar to Candy Crush franchise games. It makes it more enjoyable imo.

Not familiar with this product pero it looks interesting kase medyo stress din lately, and good thing nagaaccept sila ng BTC. Looking forward for some review as well about the product, I thought this is a e-commerce site, health products pala yung binebenta nila. Well, back to school na nga at dagdag stress na naman ito panigurado. 

I recently made a post on Reddit calling out market manipulation using Bitcoin. This post was removed from /r/Bitcoin without notification or reason.

I think there is an army of bots watching certain social media sites to ensure certain topics aren't discussed.

I'll be spending a few Satoshi to embed the message in Blockchain as it's been censored on social media.

Unlike social media, Blockchain cannot be censored by bots.

This is actual utility beyond just recording transactional records.

You do need experience but you also need self-control so that you don't get dragged into gambling because those of you who are new to gambling may get addicted to gambling. You must continue to maintain the use of small amounts of money because that is what can help you not to become addicted to gambling in addition to the self-control factor. And don't gamble too often so that your mind doesn't think about the defeat you will experience later.

This is not to preach lawlessness, yet the fact remains that there are many countries' governments that are less informed about Bitcoin and the benefits therein, thereby depriving their citizens of these benefits. But the good part is that some of these countries do not ban the accessibility and domains of crypto wallets and exchanges, which makes it possible for anyone to disregard the government and use Bitcoin, but carefully.

Taking Nigeria as an example, the most suggested approach is through P2P, it is working well, but I read that many have had their bank accounts banned, especially when there is a huge inflow, or the amount becomes much in its accumulation with time without a good explanation for it.

What are your suggestions for me and other beginners/users that are in this condition but want to participate in the technology and benefits that Bitcoin brings over the banks and government interference?

Hi guys! I need some good streamers who do live stream their gamble. So what is the best way of contacting them? If you know about it, or you have a good list of streamers please share. Or if you are a streamer you can contact me, and we can make a suitable deal for streaming. Thank you.

You will be found out sooner or later with that. That's easy to recognize by just searching that same balance amount on their system. Ban evasion or multiple accounting really is something to every casino that should not be tolerated.

The typical human mind initially considers the fictitious drawbacks and rejects the possibility of another type of money. However, a growing number of individuals are visiting exchanges like Binance, Primexbt, Kraken, etc. People are afraid because they were taught to be afraid as child. This is, unfortunately, what the educational system does.

I am also a victim. Wish I had joined this forum earlier.

It's entertaining to watch but I wasn't able to finish watching. I've watched some streamed videos of Drake and he always provides entertaining gameplays by betting huge amounts. If it's for partnership purposes, I don't still see anything wrong with it. He makes money while entertaining his viewers at the same time. Stake is also a reputable gambling site so having a partnership with it is still beneficial to Drake.

Just saw this news. I am so sick and tired of this kid and his brother fighting these old dudes who aren’t even boxers. I mean Anderson Silva is 47 years old. I guess if I could fight someone who played a different sport, is much older and past their prime yet still make millions of dollars I’d do it to. I just want to see these dudes actually fight a legitimate boxer their own age.

Regardless I’ll be tuning in hoping for a Silva KO.

It seems like esports is a heavily competitive field with a huge fan base in the hundreds of millions. It's surprising that more gambling companies are not capitalising on these trends, because you tend to only see very old games like counterstrike and Dota accepting bets. I've seen FIFA short games on offer in one place but that seems to be the most recent example of a game you can bet on. It would get a whole new younger audience involved if they can offer tournaments in things like COD, battlefield and other titles.

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Just wondering how everyone else invests in Bitcoin? How often do you buy and how long do you plan to hold?

It is obvious that with these technological advancements also come some negativities for a lot of people, great example outlined here are gamblers who cannot control their gambling urges. Usually self-exclusion solves this problem. But there are still cases wherein people can access other gambling platforms due to a weak self-exclusion system. By this time, it would be best if the gambler would seek advice from a psychologist regarding their condition. Intervention really is the key and perhaps the last resort for addicted gamblers if they keep on finding ways to gamble even though they want to stop.

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I mean, this really isn't the first time a service has banned bitcoin/crypto-related ads. Also, this is just Netflix — it's really no biggie compared to the likes of if Facebook/Twitter/Google does it. Heck I didn't even know Netflix had ads.

Gambling is betting something valuable on an uncertainty outcome right? Isn't this the same with Trading?/i mean even pro traders said out of 10 trades you can lose 4 and win 6, is this not a form of gambling? I had this argument with few of my friends that are traders some hours ago and I will like to here from you all what hou think about this.

It is now clear (although Carlsen doesn't talk about it at all) that this was due to Carlsen's opponent Hans Niemann cheating. I find it strange that the organizers of the tournament invited Niemann, who has already been caught cheating in online tournaments 2 times. Despite the fact that the opinions of the grandmasters are divided (for example, Karpov believes that the defeat is only the result of Carlsen's bad play, and Nakamura that Niemann cheated), it seems to me that everything is very clear here.