The EPL is still the strongest competition in the world. It is also not without reason that Liverpool and Man City have been among the strongest teams in the world for a few years now. At the top of English football, it is always the same teams that rule there, with a small exception of Leicester City in the 2015-2016 season. After that they have been against European football for a while, but there have been no real chances for the championship. Arsenal will have a mixed feeling about last season. Played well since the last few years but in the end didn't reach the Champions League.

Maybe Madrid is gambling a bit, but I think they can afford that. Even if it doesn't turn out well, they can still handle it quite easily. And count on even more players going to Madrid. Benzema is in the shape of his life right now, if you sell it, the counter will start running. But Benzema is enjoying himself at PSG. I still don't know how the adventure with Frenkie de Jong will end. Several clubs want him but there is nothing concrete yet.

60,000 people coming to watch? That reminds me of the Barcelona game, haha. But I do assume that Germany will now win a match, because they have had a poor start in the Nations League this season. Players don't think the tournament is very important, but they do want to give the supporters some fun. And also in the run-up to the 2022 World Cup, this is a kind of important practice route to see how the players play together. Germany also has very strong players individually.

In the meantime, F1 has started free practice again. It won't be much different from the previous races. That means it will normally be between Ferrari and Red Bull. I wanted to write between Leclerc and Verstappen, but Perez can also come along nicely and won the last grand prix in Monaco. I think Verstappen has the best papers for the world championship, but there are still a lot of rounds to race. It would be nice for the sport if Leclerc also wins something so that it remains exciting.

On average, Europe has the best football countries in the world. At least continental. South America also has a few good countries, but the selection has thinned out a bit in recent years. Brazil is good every year, Argentina is a close second, but Argentina lacks the connection with the real world top. Brazil is clearly above that. There are other continents that are also allowed to delegate countries, will have to do with rules. Countries from Asia have little or nothing to do with a World Cup from a sporting point of view.

Mane is a very good player. I do think it is a strange route he is taking at the moment. He was already very good with man city, then perhaps he should have gone straight to Liverpool? I don't understand why Bayern are quickly getting rid of him, he is still quite young and very talented. But yes, at Bayern you also have some competition. at Liverpool of course. I understand Liverpool want him.

Stake has been active in the gambling market for a number of years. I usually don't read any problems from the site on the forum. Customers may have some issues with the site. Stake has also become a fairly large party with a sponsorship of a team in the Premier League. They have enough money. If you win fair, it seems to me that they just pay you fair with no problems.

It is very nice for Wales that they have qualified for the World Cup. Yet it makes little difference whether Wales goes to the World Cup or Ukraine, since both countries will not play any significant role there. from my head Wales now joins the group with England and America. There they could still be 2nd, but then they play against the number 1 from the group in the Netherlands and that will be the final station. Especially for Bale it is nice that he can finally go to the World Cup.

I've actually never heard of this concept. There is something special and challenging about coming up with a sports contest yourself. You rarely see that happen. I assume that everything is allowed as long as it is associated with sports, for example? And should users also take the odd jump into account? The odds can change daily or even hourly. That can be quite complex.

I actually expected Ronaldo to stay at United for at least a few years. They didn't win the Champions League last season, but I don't think that's the only reason he's leaving United? It could also have to do with the fact that he does not fit in well with Ten Hag's vision, or that he has to play too much in the service of the team. Of course he wants to shine and score as many goals as possible. I think Ten Hag has other plans for him.

I don't see any player experiences at the moment. Most players, like you, will probably want to wait for confirmations from players who have successfully paid out. That doesn't always have to be a problem with gambling sites, but often new sites still have to prove themselves to get a good reputation. I also see that there are very few substantive responses in this thread. The site looks simple but not bad. They will need some time to work on their reputation.

1xbit continues to be very active in organizing promotions and many customers will like that very much. We see 1xbit becoming more and more popular. That said, another signature campaign has also started from 1xbit. I have not yet looked into what kind of promotion it is, but with the previous promotion, 1xbit gave away large amounts to its customers. I think that customers can now also win a lot of great prizes. 1xbit also has a lot of live bets on the site that you can't find with other bookmakers.

Bonuses that you have to bet high for, players are definitely not waiting for that. I think you should get those kinds of bonuses out of the system. If you also add that a bonus is only valid for 48 hours, it comes across as very intrusive. It would be better to work without bonuses for a while, and ensure that the payouts are processed quickly without a lot of problems. As someone mentioned before, it is also worth considering working with an Igaming provider. Much more professionalism and those companies know what they are doing.

Real Madrid is a team you always have to keep in mind in the Champions League. They can occasionally have a lesser period, that team individually has so much quality that a match is completely turned around in a few minutes. We have seen that several times. Especially against Real Madrid it was almost unreal how they did that. If Benzema hadn't been on this team, they wouldn't have become champions. He has been very important. I hope for Real that he stays at Madrid.

I don't know how Sevilla look back on the past season. In principle they were not really able to seriously compete for the title, but the 2nd place was very firmly in their hands. At some point, something like 10 points ahead of Barcelona at least. And then they put down a really bad series. It is sympathetic to end up behind Barcelona and Real. But that Atletico also caught up with them will hurt and still put a dent in the season. Getting 3rd wouldn't have been a bad performance given the strength of the competition.

It depends. You can also have events and competitions that have been manipulated on a small scale, fixed bets have also come into the picture but won't stand out because the volume of bets is low. If you end up in higher divisions, it is not surprising if a lot of money is bet. Then it will also be less noticeable if people bet a lot of money. And what is also essential is the type of market. Taking a yellow card can be paid a lot for it, and can be hard to prove because anyone can get it.

Looks and sounds like the war is going to go on for a while yet. I don't think gambling sites will ban Russians, it's of little use either. But what about all the other measures taken against the Russians or imposed by gambling sites? Would they then be negated once the war is over? I don't expect the war to end this year. The gambling world is about too much money, they can't lose Russian customers. Interests are too great.

A good strategy is the start. But even with a good strategy you are still dependent on a huge amount of luck. And you can't influence that unfortunately. There are people with success stories who have won a lot of money at a casino, but believe me there are more stories of people who have lost a lot of money. A Martingale would be a good strategy to start with. And a good bankroll.

I don't know how Betfury feels about using a VPN, but I would be careful with that. Have you read the terms and conditions carefully what it says there regarding the use of a VPN? Using a VPN usually means that your internet connection is being refused by the server. With a VPN you avoid that problem, but you can also run into other problems. And the last thing you want is for your account to be blocked.

Nadal has won his 14th title in Paris. That is really unprecedented, to win a Grand Slam tournament no less than 14 times? Today, when you look at the scores, it seems like a walk over. But it went very differently. In the 2nd set, Ruud was leading 3-1 and a set win seemed close. Then he lost all games in a row from the rest of the match. Ruud is not a bad player at all, the current number 8 in the world. But you can be as good against Nadal, if you don't play well you will be swept off the court. The odds of 2.1 for 3-0 were very favorable.