I'm aware of that system inside a school but here in the story, I will assume that these students are already at the highest level where contribution to fund graduation is not a usual practice anymore, at least compared to what's the usual practice here in our country. That's why I said that's the first time I hear of a student able to access graduation funds specifically at that level.

Well then, what happened already happened and consequences will surely be imposed or already happened now even though no follow-up news was posted. We don't have any idea what happened next in that story.

His camp has no power to influence his decision because, after all, it's his wife who is acting as his handler.

They will just continue to fight if there's an opportunity. Since this is a big opportunity, they grab it right away.

Only if Donaire will lose they will consider hanging his gloves.

That's why when these two teams meet again early in the season and the Suns won it after a big comeback, the celebration is like they truly got revenge on the Mavericks lol. They should really be bitter in their last year's playoffs exit as just imagined having the best record in the NBA and up by 2 wins in the playoffs against the Mavericks but still choking and losing it. And the worst, they allow the Mavericks to give them as much as 46 points behind, a literal choke.

I hope though that they will meet again in this year's playoffs to continue their rivalry, with no injuries and in a healthy lineup.

Not probably but there's really huge money in Japan in terms of boxing.

Others say that Inoue is afraid to fight outside Japan and he should fight out of his comfort zone to truly achieve being a so-called monster but these people didn't realize that it's not the main case here but it's really a box office as always when Inoue is fighting at his home country and promoters will surely be happy with the expected revenue they can get. Just imagined how much money will be earned here in this fight.

Boxing currently is not just about legacy but also a business. While Inoue is making his legacy, his promoter will surely take advantage of it. The same goes on the side of Stephen Fulton.

I don't think we can consider it a shortcut. Cutting lines on other contenders? Honestly, Inoue is already overqualified that's why it just makes sense for him to be up against a champion already at the Super Bantamweight. Again, 118 to 122 doesn't really have that difference that's why it should be obvious that Inoue, after moving up to 122 as a unified bantamweight champion with no loss record, can consider a top contender already at that weight.

Honestly, just be grateful since Bob Arum agrees to negotiate this fight as early as Inoue moved up since as we know, Arum's Top Rank doesn't really do business with PBC. They gave the fans the most requested fight once Inoue moved up and we will now witness it in a few months.

We are talking about a person here which already at the point where there's no need for any teaching about anything related to honesty. It's not appropriate to blame the school for failing to teach the student about honesty. There is also no way for them to know that the said student is addicted to gambling.

More importantly, why trust graduation funds to a student? This is the first time I saw a student able to access a graduation fund. Regardless of the student's status or let's say she is a top notcher, any related to graduations shouldn't be handled by a student.

Fast forward, I hope though that the student truly learned her lesson. That experience will be lived on her mind for several years.

Aside from injury, there's an ongoing concern between Northport and Bolick.

The future of Robert Bolick playing in the NorthPort is still in question. His contract on the team is about to end in a few days and yet, no progress or development have seen so far. No official announcement related to that and all we know is rumor and speculation.

The latest on that is, Bolick's camp is prioritizing a possible new contract extension with the Nortporth although they have PLAN B if the negotiations fail.

With that statement, it's just creating speculation that the rumor during the last conference, Bolick might end up in SMC teams.

I really doubt it. For let's say Nonito Donaire will win against Moloney, who is currently ranked #1 by the WBC, he will think that all boxers below him are easy to beat. He might push for another title shot on other boxing bodies and will try to claim it all.

If continue to win his next fights in the future, I'm seeing Donaire will retire at the age of 42-43.

On the other hand, if he will lose to Moloney, seeing him retiring and hanging his gloves after that fight.

Actually, if gambling in a respective and established sports book, expect that it's a rare case where you can bet on a fixed match. Although it's happening, it's not that big leagues or players will be involved in that. These people won't exchange their reputation for a small amount they can get by joining the fixed match.

Instead of the actual fixed match, what others do prioritize is, always staying at those random users who will offer you such things.

There's no such thing as these people who are involved in the fixed matches for real will contact random users to offer their sh*t service.

If referring to fiat casinos, yes that can be fully implemented since these casinos are under the country's main gambling authority.

If referring to crypto casinos, that might only be fully implemented in those big casinos that have no choice but to accept the regulation. There are also decentralized gambling sites that obviously, won't be part of that.

More importantly, regardless if there's KYC or not, don't test the waters on unknown gambling sites. Better to comply with KYC than face the risks at those.

Even chat software won't do and is not an effective way to know if we are up against humans.

When a real player tries to talk with their opponent to check if that's a real player, expect that not all the time, these players will reply. Yes, there's no permanent fix on this and the site will have a hard time proving to its users that the game is fair and square.

As I mentioned, the only thing that user can be rely on here to check the fairness is, the site reputation.

Feel bad for people here that this story leads to them not trusting their own family haha.

I'm glad that I am surrounded by trusted people. Not bragging but I already entrust worth million pesos to my own family when I started to construct and build our own house. That was even in the year when people need money, yes it's 2020 when the pandemic hits the world, and so is our country. But no one in my circle of the family did some sh*t to me even though I'm not focusing on monitoring it but just taking care of the financial part. I know the amount I mentioned is not that much compared to the winnings in this topic but sorry, I do trust my family even if I won a jackpot lottery and ask them to claim it on my behalf.

But seriously, I won't bother to think of that first. I'd rather hope that someday I will win big in a jackpot lottery before thinking that situation where not to trust close relatives in money. That was easy to solve lol.

But for sure, crypto-gamblers don't want that idea. There are lots of lurkers who maybe just want to test the site and if KYC will be a thing from the start, it will discourage them to try that site. For me, the current and most setup by crypto-casinos today where KYC would just be asking for big winnings should be the best option instead of asking it from the start.

Although, it doesn't really make sense to ask KYC for big winnings as "why it should be" if in the end, that winning is a legit one and no associated cheats or whatever, we just have to follow that terms or find another site that will suit our own criteria.

Good thing though that Naoya Inoue moved up (which is an expected plan) as that was the pre-requisite for Nonito Donaire having a chance to taste again being a title holder at the bantamweight. Since Donaire is still at the top of the WBC Bantamweight ranking, he got his chance again for a mandatory title fight and now it was materialized, and he will face the Rank 1 Jason Moloney for the vacant title.

As I said in the other thread, we don't see if Donaire is at his limit yet since the last time he loses is against a real monster. Again, I want to see him facing a boxer aside from Inoue in the 118 lbs to see if he can still match with the boxers at that weight.

Since many are confused too about how this fight turned out, no choice but to wait for the result.

I'm thinking what will be the situation here if Thurman will upset Spence at 154 lbs.

I don't want the fight to happen but now, I want to see right away the possible aftermath of this fight regardless of who's the winner.

The odds have nothing to do with the respect thing or something along those lines.

Bookies have their own factors on giving the odds and maybe, all factors that they refer really favors Inoue even if he's the challenger here.

Going back to the odds, if @1.4 will really be given to Inoue once the odds are out officially, including the crypto sportsbook, that was worth placing a bet. As I said, I can't remember the Monster being given with such good odds to consider.

Out of curiosity, what crypto-gambling sites can be topped-up using a credit card?

And as far as I know, gambling sites with credit card options as a deposit method are all subject to KYC and it should match the cardholder's name. It's not your typical card number + the 4-digit number on the back of the card.

Just want to know what crypto-gambling are these as I don't have any idea.

It will be subjective. I'm sure in my case, I have a close one who I can rely on that matter even how big the amount is.

It's just that unfortunately in that story, the winner becomes a victim and that was not expected.

More importantly, the person involved got arrested and will now face the wrath of the law. As for the victim, at least that experience shows the bad side and true color of one of their relatives. Time will tell if a peace offering will take place between these two.

From the very first place, fiat casinos really mandate KYC even not for big winnings. Therefore rules and terms referring to verification should already be expected by all users. Referring to crypto-casinos on the other hand, KYC might be a mandatory requirement in the future due to regulations.

But for now, we shouldn't really bother with KYC-related stuff on crypto-casinos as most of them don't require KYC and users can still be free to play anonymously. However though on big winnings, always be ready that some sites must really ask for KYC and we have no choice but to accept it as regulations are now touching the crypto-gambling sites.

More importantly, just always refer to their Terms and Regulations to know more about how KYC will be imposed on that said crypto-gambling site.

Converge has shown a good start. They are the only team that I saw active in development after being eliminated at the last conference.

One of the best independent teams and the only one I saw that is serious about winning.

I hope that they will have a good run at this conference like what they did last. Just a tough road though as SMC teams are a hard wall to break for them.