I think Vettel has found it beautiful enough. Moreover, he is no longer so good that he can ride for a really top team. And someone like Vettel wants to compete at the highest level, so you want to participate in the battle for the world championship. That is impossible with his current team and if you want to become world champion you have to drive for Ferrari, Red Bull or optionally Mercedes. I don't think he wants to act as an extra in F1 anymore. He has had a pretty impressive career.

Alcaraz is now especially very changeable. I think he's still a little under the pressure. But he, too, is only a child in fact. When he is a bit older and more experienced he will withstand the pressure better. We have seen that he has what it takes to become the next Nadal. Nadal was looking for a new gravel king because he is now at the end of his career, but for now Nadal is still the clay king. It is impressive how many times he has won Roland Garros. I don't think we will ever see a player who wins Roland Garros more times than Nadal has.

The deposit bonus is tempting, but definitely not convenient to offer. Almost all gamblers know that there are many conditions attached to this and that you can hardly play around with the bonus. Then you have to bet the amount so often that it is actually impossible to release it. You could work with a one time deposit bonus, but I wouldn't offer a lifetime bonus, that's too flashy and just arouses suspicion.

I don't really believe in the theory of psychology with gambling and so on. Gambling is someone's need, you don't need a psychologist for that. Things you like can make you addicted. If you've been to a psychologist, that need really doesn't go away. Then you should go to an addiction clinic sooner. And if you're not addicted to gambling then you don't need a psychologist at all, right? Or am I missing something? Gambling naturally has psychological elements, but I don't think that is what is meant here.

Fenerbache seems to be a considerably less strong team than Dinamo Kiev. Especially if you look at the past few years, Dynamo Kiev has grabbed a lot more. Turkish football seemed to be on the rise last year when a cub qualified for the Champions League. But Dynamo Kiev managed to eliminate Barcelona and that was quite an achievement. If both teams now make it to the group stage, they will be very satisfied. And playing in the group, will be a bonus. The match can still go both ways.

It is a pity that Schmeichel did not become as good as his father, that had become a real legend. Especially at the European Championship of 1992, but that aside. I don't know how good Schmeichel is, but because he is the son of he automatically has more prestige than other goalkeepers. It is now all exciting at Juventus how Pogba's injury will go. They were able to bring him in on a free transfer, but if he is not fit then it will not be much fun.

Germany - France is now 2-1 ahead of Germany and the game is now entering stoppage time. I don't think France will make it anymore and it looks like Germany will win again, because they already won in the group stage. Then we have a very nice final with Germany - England in which England has a huge home advantage , that could be decisive in the final. But the game isn't over yet, of course.

Carlsen was very good at a young age. I can still remember that when he was 13 years old (something like that) he played a game against Kasparov in the world championship. He almost won the first match against Kasparov, who eventually ended in a draw. In the 2nd match, Kasparov won and advanced to the next round. Carlsen's comment "I played in the 2nd game as a kid" was appreciated by journalists because of his age

That doesn't sound good for Juventus. And then the question is whether he can really play again after 2 months. And even if he can be used again after 2 months, you will miss at least something like 6 matches, which can be of great importance if you leave a lot of points there. This team needs Pogba badly, last year it was bad and now De Ligt has also left in the rear. We have to hope that Pogba will recover quickly because that man can play football incredibly well, only due to many injuries and motivation problems he went through a somewhat lesser period.

Playing from the USA is normally asking for trouble. There are many countries where it is excluded by the licensee like Malta and Curacao, but that is not because of America but because of the other countries. You can hardly gamble anywhere from America, what you could still consider is to use a VPN connection, but then it is also a matter of time before the problems arise because you cannot escape a KYC and then your winnings might be removed from your account.

It has now become 3-0 for England and Sweden is therefore eliminated, But never say never. There are examples of matches that even ended from 4-0 into 4-4. I don't see that happening here in this game. I think England are favorites in the final anyway, they have tremendous mental resilience and when they survived that match against Spain they became twice as strong with a lot of lying in their own abilities. I expect France to beat Germany this time. After all, a match in the early stages doesn't say much.

It's also starting to get a bit boring for Carlsen, to be honest. He no longer has the motivation to recharge and go full for the world title. He has been world champion many times and if you take the rating list, he is also ahead of a cartload of points. His only motivation seems to be to break through the magical 2900 barrier once, apart from that he has already won everything there is to win. Firouzja is seen as the new world champion, but as long as Carlsen plays chess it will be difficult. That boy is already 2nd or 3rd in the world rankings. And he's 20 I think.

Boycotting is useless. And how do you want to achieve that technically? If you are going to block everyone in Russia, then people will just use a VPN connection from another country and they will still have access to another gambling site. You gain nothing with that. You'd better think about how things are going to get organized again when the war is over. That will probably be in a few months. I also haven't read anywhere that gambling sites have banned Russian players.

Users have been asked several times to post their betting history. That is not done every time. The times it has been done, it happened to be tennis and table tennis. It is not unknown that many cheaters join in who have cameras hanging out through which they can see who has already won the next point. In some cases even the next 2 points, that way you can gain a big and unfair advantage and you are actually scamming things. Is it so strange that 1xbit is acting against that and these players' accounts are being closed?

I did not see that defeat of Alcaraz coming. He seemed to be able to easily win today, especially when you see how he easily won the previous rounds. And he was also placed 1st this tournament. I have no idea how good today's opponent was. We have often seen players in the past who are mayflies. We haven't seen much of him at Roland Garros, for example. It's all preparation for the US open, where Djokovic will in any case not appear at the start 

Arsenal did well last year. It is no longer the great Arsenal of 10 years ago but they have shown in several matches that they are doing well again. They will of course never compete for the title, but in the first 5 seems to me a realistic target for this team. And then you also have to be lucky that you take points against the bottom teams. Last year they were also able to claim a CL ticket. That will also be nice for Arsenal to play in the Cl once again. Except that they started playing better when Eaubamayang left.

It is much too easy to write what the activities of 1xbit are. Why are it always the same situations and players complaining about 1xbit? And no one wants to show their betting history. If you've been gambling at a bookmaker, don't you save your betting history? If you don't or don't want to show it, there's more to it. And of all the players willing to show their betting history, it's always been about tennis and table tennis, and we now know that there's a lot of cheating going on there.

I think Brazil has had the best team on paper at every World Cup since 1990. However, they haven't had much success lately. Neymar will also be hungry for a world championship. This year they are again the big favorites. All their players all play for major European top clubs. But France is about as good as Brazil. The 2014 World Cup was a big blow for Brazil, and in 2018 they lost to Belgium. This year I think it will be between France and Brazil. But the question is whether Brazil has a good team collective, the French usually have more and the English too. Belgium has become less strong.

If you end up being better than the opponent, you will still win the matches. Even because of a wrong decision by the referee. You see top teams make the difference in that, they don't need VAR to win matches. The World Cup is also getting closer and closer, after the summer holidays there are still a few matches for the Nations League in preparation and then we can start counting down.

France The Netherlands is 0-0 but France has been close to a goal a few times. Even hit the pole. It seems to be only a matter of time before the first goal is scored. The Netherlands can only stop. This French team still plays nice football to watch, where it is sometimes not to be seen in other matches. I think 0-0 will be the halftime score. If it remains 0-0 in regular time, we will at least get a nice extra time.