So how many wins do you need to win the bounty? It is not clear.

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What are the rules? How would it work? Count me in.

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The way United fans are crowing over this transfer just shows they've learnt nothing from the furore that greeted the Di Maria signing, the Falcao loan and the Schweinstiger signing among others. Each of those was supposedly a "game changer" and a sign of intent. They all failed, as has pretty much every other signing of the last 3 seasons, and United and the fans were left with egg on their faces. They even claimed Van Gaal was going to win the lot to start with. Still gloat away. The rest of us will be here to laugh when the whining "attack, attack" chant starts in September, when the usual boos start up again in November, and when the "Jose out" banner flies over Old Trafford in March.

You are right. To be honest I withdrew a bit along the way, so I was basically playing for free. I intend to do the same here if I get far enough.... maybe at bet 10.

Hey man, this is just for fun. You could always try again. I lost my 1st bet too. But last season I went 36 wins before losing.

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Yes, you will always lose and the house would win most times  unless you develop  an edge you can exploit.

An edge can be any piece of information a gambler uses to gain an advantage over the house when placing a bet.  For example, if a gambler has inside information from team officials that a player is injured or will not play their usual role, that is a big advantage. 

Many sportsbooks and bookmakers use historical data and any available information to gain an edge over those placing bets.  If a player on a team has a favorable matchup or valuable information about their opponent, the athlete is considered to have an edge.

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Having been dismissed for just 117 on the first day, Sri Lanka were looking at a large first-innings deficit only for Rangana Herath and Lakshan Sandakan to dismiss the visitors for 203, the left-arm spinners claiming four wickets each.

I think there should've been more focus on the idea that what Michell was accused of didn't fit into the current Florida money laundering statutes, not whether or not bitcoins is money.

In my opinion, even if bitcoins were considered money, what Michell was looking to do wasn't money laundering, because there wasn't any evidence presented in the case that showed that he acquired the bitcoins illegally. (Someone who knows the case better than me is welcome to correct me on this.)

My understanding of money laundering is that it's where you take illegally acquired, tainted money, and look to convert it into clean money. There was no evidence that Michell's bitcoins were illegally acquired. The undercover officers staged the transaction to make it look as if Michell was complicit in future crimes that *they* wanted to commit with the bitcoins (credit card fraud), but that's also not money laundering, at least, not Michell's side of the transaction. It's definitely unclear to me, legally, whether *just hearing* someone comment on what they want to do with the money, or property, that they buy from you makes you complicit in *their* future crime.

I believe the judge, during the case, even made a comment about how, if anything, what Michell had been looking to do was more like "reverse money laundering", an activity that isn't in the law.

The days of cash are soon coming to an end, from all indications, and this can be a boon or a bust for banks everywhere.

Wait until people start to figure out you don’t need a bank to live a prosperous life.

New technologies have beaten the establishment before and banished them into the corn fields.Traditional banking is next.

This is a joke right? are you honestly saying that MU could end up paying 120m for Paul Pogba? not Messi, Ronaldo, Bale or Neymar but Paul Pogba?

The money in football is sick. Not too long before we reach the billion mark for a player the way things are going, United should back out of the Pogba deal.