FOR A MOMENT.

Yes it reached that price for only 2 hours, and after that, it went down below $26,000 yet again. Well, the good thing though is that we've seen a massive upward movement after that 2 massive downward movement caused by the Silvergate issue as well as the SVB issue.

This massive upward movement that happen just yesterday might have a small downward movement, but this is a good sign already for Bitcoin. It just shows that the bull are in control again. Bitcoin to $30,000? I guess in a few months, we can see it going to that price. Just wait and see.

I guess as long as both parties will accept to use Bitcoin as their payment method then there's no problem to it, and you can buy literally anything. I mean it's the same a few thousand years ago where both parties agreed to a note that this note is worth something. It's the same with Bitcoin.

As for Bitcoin being a bank, I don't know if I'm dumb, but I can't think on how Bitcoin can be a bank. Yes it's considered as a store of value, but banks have a centralized authority that is operating the bank itself while Bitcoin doesn't have.

I've been gambling in an online website for some time already, and TBH, I didn't bother to visit their Terms and Conditions, or FAQ's whatever it is. Even I'm a newbie, I didn't visit or read this one, and I'm pretty sure that the newbies are doing the same.

This quote isn't applied only for the newbies, but also for the gamblers who are gambling on their website for a long time. I mean I'm pretty sure that there are some long time gamblers out there who didn't even have a time to read their rules and regulations. What gamblers are thinking more is the potential profits that they can make rather than the security or the TOS of the website, and when the worst thing happens with them, they will post a scam accusation here, or they will rant somewhere else, and will share their story.

At the end of the day, this quote still isn't helpful for newbies if they don't know how to control themselves whenever they're gambling.

That's why if the Warriors will play like this until the playoffs, at least they might chase the 4th seed so that they can have at least 1 game home court advantage.

On the other hand, I'm also thinking, they are playing like this without their 2 best defenders playing in Wiggins and GPII. We know how good them in what they can do in the court. Wiggins is a good defender, and we've seen it in the last NBA Finals where he guarded Tatum, and he's a reliable offensive player as well. GPII on the other hand isn't as efficient as Wiggins, but he can shoot threes as well, and an elite defender as well.

Aside from the 2 of them, let's not credit Kuminga who stepped up on his performance on his 2nd year as a pro. Dude played really well when Curry was out, and it's just unfortunate that he also experience the same thing KD did during the warm-ups. Overall, the Warriors is still a good team looking at their roster. Like you, I'm also excited watching them playing on their home, but I just hope they will make some adjustments when they are playing on the road.

Didn't put much bet this time, and only bet on the Bucks winning on the road against the Suns. Giannis will play (as he isn't in the injuries list), and we know how formidable they are. The top team in the league currently, and they just won on the road against another top team in Kings.

Looks like the Lakers are rolling on the road as they are currently leading by almost 30 points on the road against them.
After a career night by Trey Murphy, and a huge home win against the Blazers, here they are down on their home.

As for the Nuggets, they are yet down again on the road against the Raptors by 20 points. I think there's a problem with the team that the public doesn't know. 

The answer's in the first page. Not an admin/moderator I guess, but part of their management team.

Days before the nationwide lockdown happen in our country, we already gathered some goods that is enough for us to eat for at least a month or two. Good thing though that we have a nearby store so that we can just get anything that we need. We also have emergency funds at that time, so we used it to buy the goods, and our source of income never stopped because my work at that time didn't stop fortunately, and I'm still getting monthly income.

TBH, I'm not affected by the pandemic at all, or at least the lockdown issue because even before the pandemic started, I'm not going out that much already. We also have enough food at that time, and maybe the fact that we are living in a provincial area made us even safer. On the other hand, I saw online these people who are struggling to find some food and money. Many people begging on the streets asking for help coming from the government. Many people are having a hard time to the point that there are times where they aren't eating, or if they'll eat, it's only once a day.

The pandemic that happened a few years really taught us a lesson. Lesson to have some emergency funds in case things like this happen. I can say that I'm lucky that I'm not affected that much at least financially, but emotionally a little bit because it's really hard to see some people struggling at that time, but there's nothing that I can do to help.

There are many factors as to why this happens.
Hard work, dedication to what they're doing etc. etc. Right now, the rich are more privileged compare to the poor, but they worked hard for it. Rich know what they will do to their money, and what to do to maintain it. On the other hand, the poor don't know doesn't have any financial literacy that's why they don't know how to use their money to make them out of their current state.

Nope.
The best example is Jack Ma. He worked hard as an employee and often times, he is being rejected when he applies, but he didn't stop there. He worked hard until he reached his goal of being a successful businessman. Another one is the owner of KFC. The owner of one of the most successful malls here in our country. The list goes on and on. All of the rich now didn't start as rich. Some of them just worked hard and dedicated their life just to be a rich, and successful person.

Many of the successful people right now started as a poor person. I still remember the story of the person who is just a shoemaker when he is just a kid until he is the owner of one of the most successful malls in our country. It all comes to, hard work, your goal and how you will achieve it. I mean there's nothing impossible right now. Some rich now dedicated their whole life when they are young to their goal until they reached it.

Speaking of Fajardo, he will be out for at least 6 weeks base on this article.
https://www.spin.ph/basketball/pba/smb-big-man-june-mar-fajardo-diagnosed-with-mcl-injury-a793-20230314?ref=feed_1_section

I already quote that juiciest part of the article, and the most hurtful one as well for us SMB fans. His injury that he got in the EASL affected him and his playing time here in the PBA. Kind of unfortunate that he is just coming back from his injury that he got 2-3 years ago I think, and yet here he is again with another injury.

As for the bet, I think risking on the NLEX winning might be a good choice still because SMB has no Fajardo. That alone might be an advantage for the Road Warriors, but on the other hand, I don't still want to underestimate the SMB because they still have Tautuaa and Clark that can play for Center position.

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Anyway, I'll just add that the Converge FiberXers can't find a replace import still after they removed Franklin on the team. They also said that Franklin isn't practicing with them anymore. With only a few days remaining, I wonder how will the FiberXers compete especially now that they have a twice to beat disadvantage.

Warriors won "ON THEIR HOME" where they have one of the best home records right now.

TBH, I'm more nervous than exciting on how the Warriors are playing this season. Yes the Warriors are winning on their home, and like you said, they beat Bucks and Suns who are at the top teams currently, but that's on their home. What if that happened on the road? Will it be the same.

Anyway, that's Warriors' 8th straight home win, but they are on a 8-game road lose streak as well. They are 1st in 3-pt FG% on their home, but only 29th on the road which is a huge disparity. Anyway, Splash Brothers + Poole lead their team scoring 81 of the total 123 points. Klay exploded for 33 points in the first half, and got 8/12 3-pt shooting while the team overall got 14/21 from threes in first half alone. They ended the game having 14/39 3-pt shots. The Suns made a comeback in the 3rd quarter putting the lead of the Warriors as low as 4 points, but the good thing is that the Warriors made a small run to end the quarter leading by 10 points, and eventually the win.

Now the Warriors will be tested because their next 5 games will be on the road. It will be against Clippers, Hawks, Grizzlies, Rockets & Mavericks. They are currently 5th at the standings right now, but if they will not adjust on their next games and will still lose on the road, a 3 loss out of these 5 road games will put them down as low as 9th spot, so they need to make some adjustments before their road games.

When you think of any altcoins, any or most of the investors will first think Ethereum except maybe for the newbies who only know only one altcoin.

Now to answer your question, Ethereum is King of Altcoins? I don't consider it as a King or whatever it is at all. I think using the word "King" to an altcoin is kind of irrelevantat all. The word "King" is being used to a male person or maybe some animals, but not on an altcoin or any coin.

Let's not make it more complicated at all. Let's just say that Ethereum is the top altcoin in terms of market cap.

I feel pity for this guy that the OP has posted, and I wish that he learned a lesson from his losses... but he doesn't and he still wanted to continue to play slots. A very unfortunate turn of events for that guy. He got money from his father, but instead of using it for their own good, he used it for his own good thru playing slots. He sold everything as well just to play slots.

This is a prime example of "Gamble Responsible". Same like with drinking liquors where they always say "Drink Responsibly". It's the same with this one. Maybe putting him to some experts might help him and at least decrease or even remove his addiction with gambling.

For now. He isn't a criminal, and he isn't a thief, but what if he will do it in the future just because he don't have anything to sell anymore, and he doesn't have any money to use to play slots? For now, it's good that he isn't doing it, but there is a chance that he might do it in the future.

Like what other people does, of course I will advice the addicted person especially if he's that close to me. On the other hand, there is a limit on how I will give him advice. I mean if he doesn't listen to my advices, what's the point of helping him if he, himself doesn't want to do it. Return him to the family or put him on the rehabilitation center.

Sadly, they don't care about that. What they care more is the possible earnings that they can get when they gamble.
I've seen here in forums users who are sharing their worst moments in gambling. I've seen also here some of the best advices that a gambler can share to those who had bad experience in gambling.

There might be some who are learning after they experience the most hurtful thing that they can experience, but there are some who are hard-headed and will never realize their wrongdoings. There are still gamblers who after losing huge amount of money, will again gamble without any discipline or can't control themselves at all.

Winning and picking in bets takes time. What others see is only the winnings, but they aren't looking at the amount of money that they've spend and the possible losses just to get that amount. Like OP said, LUCK plays a big role in gambling, but aside from that, I believe that attitude plays a big role in gambling as well.

I saw a Facebook post from Bleacher Report FB page (a reliable source) saying that Ja Morant will be away from the Grizzlies "INDEFINITELY".

I bolded the word indefinitely because that's the key word with this one. Many are expecting that he will come back and play for the playoffs, but with what happened, we might not see him playing on this regular season as well as the playoffs.

Base on that post, he entered a counselling program in Florida and there is no timetable for his return. This is a bad news for the Grizzlies and their fans. Adams, is out and might come back at least in the playoffs. Clarke is already gone for the season because of his injury, and Morant will be away indefinitely because of the issue. Good thing for the Grizzlies is that, they have Tyus Jones who is playing really well as their reserved point guard. They will still enter the playoffs, but the question is that, how high they will achieve?

Boston Celtics struggling losing 4 of their last 6 games. The good thing though is that their 4 losses are against teams above .500 except the Hawks and Rockets.
Denver Nuggets is also struggling currently losing 3 straight games, and 2 of these 3 losses are from teams that are below .500 (Bulls and Spurs).

Is there a problem with these 2 top teams right now? I mean losing is normal I get it, but losing to a low-seeded team? Well, maybe it wasn't their night to win. Give credits to the Rockets indeed because they defeated the Rockets thru their collective effort offensively. Martin Jr, Smith Jr, and Green combined for 72 of the total 111 points. They spoiled the 43 point game of Brown. Good game for both teams, but the question now is that, is there anybody here who put their bet on the Rockets before the game?

In a bull run, all of the projects are being benefited thus, the coin of that project increases by at least 2x or even 3x.
Top projects? Top 50 coins? Top 100 coins? Some Low market cap coins? You name it, they all increase.

However, the most famous coins or those at the top are the ones who will benefit the most in a bull run, and I'll specify Bitcoin on this one because why not? I mean it's the top cryptocurrency, and most of the altcoins' prices are moving the same as how Bitcoin's price moves. Another one who will benefit the most are the projects who will be the hype during the bull run. During the last bull run, it's the NFT's who benefitted hugely because of how many investors invested into it. Some turned out as scams, some are still developing and some just rug pulled.

Mac Belo??
I guess he's out of the league already.

The last team that I know he played was in the Blackwater and before that, he's on the Meralco Bolts. He's one of the promising players in the league in his prime, but when he's on the Bolts, he didn't have much playing time for most of his stint there. One reason is that, his position and the import's position is the same, so the coach gives more time to the import obviously thus, he's been benched and he will only play in the final minutes of the game. Second is injury. I think he's injury prone in his prime though he's a great player.

Unfortunately, there isn't any news regarding him on which team he is currently, or he retired, or he is playing with other basketball leagues whatsoever. I remember him being a scorer back when he's still in the Blackwater.

I answered NO in all of the question, and I'm just being honest.


1. No. I'm only spending less than 30 minutes gambling because most of the time, I'm only gambling on sports bets. What I'm doing when I'm putting my bets is that, I'm looking both team's statistics, and a bit of analyzation then after that, I'll just watch games.
2. No. I can say that I'm a disciplined person when it comes to gambling, and I know how to limit my spending when it comes to it.
3. No.
4. No. Like I said, I can control my spending on gambling.
5. No. I'm not lying to them because they don't know that I'm doing it.
6. No. I'm making sure that, my work, my relationship with others is my priority before gambling.
7. No. When I'm losing, I already consider it as a loss and will accept it. Will not make reckless decision just to recover my losses.
8. No. I didn't ever experience having financial troubles with gambling as the main cause.
9. No. I have many ways to remove my negative feelings, and gambling isn't one of them. Playing online games is one. Going outside with other people is another. Eating food while watching videos is another.

Meron sikat na quote sa crypto world at ang sabi "A project isn't a scam until it become a scam."
Gayunpaman, may mga red flags na ang PHLWIN.

Una, saan nanggagaling yung mga binibigay nila sa mga nagcacashout? Hindi nila dinidisclose in public kung saan galing yung mga funds na yun. Gaya ng sinabi ni @lienfaye, kung wala silang source of funds, posibleng isa itong ponzi scheme.

Pangalawa, wala silang lisensya galing sa PAGCOR. Kapag ang isang casino or ano man ay mag-ooperate ng business dito sa PH, need nila ng license ng PAGCOR. Nakita nyo yung Lelegold? Wala silang lisensya sa PAGCOR at hindi nila sinasabi sa public kung saan galing yung mga funds na binibigay nila sa mga nananalo. Hindi nagtagal nagshut down yung app, yung game at naging ponzi scheme.

Katatapos lang ng Lelegold at nung Crazy Fishing Game. Nasaan na sila ngayon? Wala na tumakbo na kasama ng mga pera ng mga nag-invest. Sana mamulat na ang mata ng mga tao sa mga ganitong klaseng bagay at sana alam na nila ang Ponzi Scheme sa hindi.

Pwede niyong panoorin tong Youtuber na ito na nagshare ng kanyang insights regarding sa PHLWIN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2Cfo_fmC_Y

Yes you can. The question is that, can you still make a good decision while being drunk?

I tried one time, but didn't enter a trade because I didn't see any entry points that I feel I'll be safe or gaining profits. I'm not totally drunk at that time, but I'm half drunk so I'm have a feeling where I want to sleep, but at the same time, I want to trade more. Kind of confusing, but that's what I felt at that time. Ending is I didn't trade and just waited for my dizziness to be gone, and then I proceeded in trading.

I guess it isn't advisable to trade while drunk though you can still trade, but you might make decisions that will make you regret once you're not drunk anymore.