This survey or study happen in UK, but I am feeling this is true for many other countries as well, but sadly we have not authentic statics because I live in country where gambling is not allowed but during pandemic we have too many peoples involved in this and lost some good amount even they were not on jobs or having other activity, so this was excellent for them to spend time.

Living inside home with nothing is really difficult, so mostly peoples were doing gambling and some different things related to this which help them in this all pandemic. Now after end of this mostly peoples going back as normal and have nothing special with this all, very few still doing this all fun.

With current form it's not easy for Roya Vallecano to have spot in Champions League because we already have some good teams fighting hard for their spot after today match it's having some good impact on their position they need some more hard work for this spot because currently 2 teams from Madrid, Seville and Real Sociedad already doing very hard for their spot Barcelona is struggling for their next years spot, but they can do some better in coming weeks.

Today Levante have very poor result against Granada at home lost match by 0 - 3 this form can settle them in relegation zone until end of season, and they have to be in La Liga2 in next season.

So, has that done anything  to stop the cryptocurrency market? As long as there are countries where cryptocurrency is still legal to make use of and also for the companies to operate, there's always going to be a way out.

Immediately the Chinese government issued a statement to ban cryptocurrency in the country, there were news that crypto mining companies in China quickly relocated to other countries and continued their mining business. so I don’t think that this is a heavy blow at all to the market, because it never stopped the market , rather the market kept going strong. Did I mention that analysis has proven that the market will still increase in value before the year runs out?

Seeing how he is a legendary and he is not putting out a scam accusation or anything like that, the clear choice is that he probably lost some money here. I understand that it is not really something that I would be doing, just because you lost some money somewhere it is not logical to actually sit down and write bad about a place, you could be angry, but making your anger seen publicly is not a smart choice and as a legendary account owner he should know better.

But, this is also nothing too major neither, we all get angry, we all get upset when we lose big, it is totally understandable to see people be disappointed and then taking it out on others.

You can just decide to keep holding what you have in your wallet, and you can look for something else to be doing. Investment is not the only thing there is in this community, there are lots of things you can do, even writing and a lot more.

So, I’m going to advise you that if you’re not skilled in trading, you can look into other options that are available to you, so that you can be able to be earning income even when the market is down or bearish. Some people usually think that it’s all about investment and trading only, but that is not the only thing there is. You can even try cloud mining if that’s something you’d be interested in. You can check out cloud mining websites and see how much you will be able to make from it.

Not that you are wrong but no one can actually predict the right time to exit the market for any altcoin.

I was among the few people who held dogecoin for a very long time, for technically no reason but love for the coins. Then some time ago, before the Elon Musk saga started, I sold my doges because I needed some cash and I never felt selling doges for cheapwas a bad decision because in a perfect world, there is no reason why doge coin among all other great ones will pump.

So, no matter what you think, anything can happen and I've now started to save some coins of every type, you never know which ones will pump even after you have lost faith in them.

Yeah, only for altcoins, the bull market lasted till the first quarter of 2018 (I remember ethereum peaked as much as 0.11 BTC by that time).

I had watched bull market in 2013 and the bear market in 2014 and also bought some bitcoin when it was trading below $200 in January 2015. Still, I failed to act by the end of 2017 to sell and buy back bitcoins so that I could have enjoyed at least 4x more bitcoins by this time. I believed into continuation of bull run into 2018 but market reacted exactly same manner and showed us up to 80% downfall.

Some people are speculating about continuation of bull run into 2022 this time but not sure what will happen. Only time will answer, I am just watching exactly how I did by the end of 2017.

Southampton vs Stake will be one of the best games ever for a long time for crypto people to watch. Stake vs Sportsbet.io, watford rocked sportsbet.io sponsorship last year, and moved to another crypto casino which is cool to see, probably the first team to ever have 2 crypto related sponsorship, at least in premier league as far as I know.

This is going to be super entertaining, and there are some things that sportsbet.io gives away to winners, no idea if stake is doing something similar as well. In any case, it is the hash clash! and we will definitely just have fun, as fan of neither team, I do not care who wins or who loses, the winner for sure will be crypto and crypto gambling and that is all that matters to me. I do prefer Watford a little bit though I have to say, not just because of stake (even though I love stake) but because they were the first one to have crypto sponsorship and even btc sign on their arms, that is why it goes way back.

That is the thing about the increases and decreases. The moment you realize that it doesn't care about what you think about then we are going to make a lot more profit as well. Proudhon is not a bearish person but more like a joking person. He knows that bitcoin will go up, he just doesn't want to admit that because this is a lot more fun.

I seriously believe that he just makes this as a joke and he just talks about how bitcoin will go down because it gets more attention for him and at the same time it is actually a trolling that people like as well. Plus he is acting like this because there are people like that too, so it is serious for some people. Bitcoin will always be bull, sure there will be downs at some times but at the same time it is not going to be recovered and go even higher.

74th minute goal from Marquinhos brings PSG on level against Lille, but it's really shady because Mbappé is ill and Messi is also gone after first half they still have some good number of quality players, but all fail to give them good results against local teams which are struggling badly it's big frustration for management and players they need to have some better strategy which give them better result otherwise they could be in nightmare as now they have just one win from last 4 games which is not acceptable with team and players like this.

Now Champions League next round is also coming they have very small-time for fixing their few issues which are not going well right now just 8 minutes left and match is still level with score of 1 - 1.

Honestly I learned that there is no way I could profit from gambling in the long run years ago, and yet I still gamble because it is fun. Don't get me wrong, some people do believe that they could make a profit, and they are sort of right because if you really do, then you will be in big profit but you need to get out, if you keep gambling that amount then eventually you will lose it.

I made so much money from gambling, if you calculate all my wins then I probably won more than 10+ thousand dollars easily, but that doesn't say anything, if you are lucky you could start with 10 dollars, win a total of 10k dollars, but lose 10k+ 10 dollars overall and be out. So, I have been gambling for years and so far I do not remember any time when my winnings never turned to losses, and I am fine with that. As long as it is "fun" to gamble, I will keep doing it.

Yes, all the beginners of trading must get into live markets as early as possible along with learning process. People usually think about live markets only after prolong learning phase. But, just theoretical knowledge will not help any trader to cope against market fluctuations. So, getting into demo account or trading in live markets with least capital will help any trader to become successful trader over the time.

Books and videos will definitely help traders but when you are practicing on real market then you can easily understand and get familiar to risk management and emotion controls. Honestly risk management and emotion controls  cannot be learnt by learning but possible only through practical sessions.

Honestly speaking, no it's not. Crypto betting is slowly moving to fiat gambling standards. More and more sportsbooks are now asking for KYC. That said, the casino part of crypto gambling is still very safe and respects privacy.

Actually, crypto gambling sites are miles behind when it comes to fiat online casinos but yeah better than local sportsbook where you have to wait in queues and then go back to cash your winnings.

I believe crypto gambling was much better with no restrictions and KYC but the way it's going now, I can't say it's progressing too well.

In my understanding, booking profits for what we are holding in our wallets or addys is completely different from exiting a position in leveraged market. I mean we need to have different strategies for our holding and for our active trading. I guess booking profits from our investment will be easier for most of us because we have time to plan and act but booking profits for trading is definitely a crucial one as within short period of time, we need to finalize.

Like someone mentioned on different topics, the strategy we have used to open a trade should again be used to find out where to exit; yeah for both target and stoploss levels. It means the profit booking or cutting losses of active trading should be done at trend changing point.

Yeah, weekend trading must be belonging to part time traders as full time traders may go for break by weekend (we can ignore those who even trade on all 7 days a week to maximize their profitability because must be only 1% everywhere). I am into regular job and if I wish to risk something then only weekends are my appropriate time to check my skill and experience in crypto trading.

But, I guess when you are profitable with something then I guess you may go for it regardless of where you are focusing right now; still I guess your available and free time must be a constrain here to prioritize what you prefer and need.

The problem with sportsbook is that there are multiple ways players can cheat them and hence at times almost every sportsbook will enforce one of the two:

1- Limitation on account, which means you cannot bet significant amounts. It can happen for many reasons and they can limit you if you are simply winning too much consistently.

2- KYC is another way of restricting you and making sure you are afraid of cheating the sportsbook knowing they can report you to the local authorities.

I guess it would be too early to think about who are going to finish up top two positions Group-2. Because, T20 matches are known for surprises and upsets hence anything could happen in coming matches hence for any country there would be fairer chances are still remaining (already Scotland upset Bangladesh in qualifying matches).

I do not think so. Your scenario will be valid given that Afghanistan and Scotland may not win any match against other other countries in their group, right? If anything unexpected happens then I guess you need to work on run rate rather than just going by winner of India New Zealand match.

Being popular alone will not be enough to attain higher value; just think about a situation like bitcoin is having unlimited supply and there is no halving event, what would have happened? Probably bitcoin might be trading under $100 by this time as no one would bother it for investment purposes but might be a popular one to get rid off paypal or any other problematic payment processors.

So, bitcoin has this value all because of limited supply. Halving is acting like a trigger or remainder to investors.

At the same time, we cannot ignore the solutions provided by bitcoin to this world. A privacy oriented regulation free financial freedom is something new that human race never before experienced. So, the current value of bitcoin is just a token of appreciation to it for the solutions it has provided to us.

Define "needed", and we could have an answer. I mean surely it is not "needed" in the sense that we do not have to have it, we could handle p2p and swaps and so forth and make due, we will not be forced to use them. However do they make it easier? They really do, I still pay fiat wherever I go, so I need fiat in my bank account, I could use p2p when trading if I want to, but using Binance and withdrawing to my bank account directly makes things a lot easier to be fair.

So, I have to say that things are looking amazing for banks now because they make things easier. You are not forced in any way or shape, so they are not "needed", but still it is definitely not a bad thing neither.

The problem is that people are trying to make sure that they know exactly what will happen and nobody will be able to do something like that. You are going to make some estimates for sure but you are not going to make sure that you know exact date and exact price and that's the problem. I understand that there are some people who are traders and trying to know the future and how it will go up or down.

However, even the best trader can't know what it will do at a short term and you are not going to be making any profit that way. You are going to just assume what it will do and if you are right then you are going to profit, and sometimes you will be wrong as well, you hope that when you are wrong is a lot less in numbers than when you are right.