They'll probably make some adjustments in the next game, and CP3 won't consistently have such a poor shooting performance. I initially thought that home court advantage would be a big factor, but it doesn't seem to be. Nevertheless, the game is still entertaining to watch; it's like a playoff matchup where the team that's trailing always finds a way to come back. Perhaps the Warriors just ran out of gas after a huge 3rd quarter run, resulting in them losing the lead in the 4th quarter.

Sure, there are a few mistakes, but I can confidently say that the small ball lineup is working well. So, fellow bettors, I reckon we should put our money on the Warriors in the next game as they're bound to bounce back. They'll be up against the Kings on the road next time.

The Warriors seem to be struggling at the moment. It appears that CP3 might not be the best fit with the team. In his debut, he was shooting a dismal "0-6" from the field – that's zero field goals made. However, he's not entirely scoreless, as he managed to score 2 points from the free-throw line. It's been a tough first half for the home team. The big question is, can they make a comeback in the second half despite the significant deficit?

They haven't publicly announced the search for campaign managers yet, but they have promoted the business through a signature campaign in the past. So, they already have some experience with that type of promotion.


Are we in the bull run already? 

t's a common trend .... more businesses are either created or become more active during a bull run. There might be a connection between the increased influx of money into the market, as evidenced by the rising trading volumes on exchanges.

That's just how it is, man. Boxers who engage in trash talk tend to get more attention. While Tapales might not naturally be that boastful, he's probably following the orders of his promoter. Marketing the fight is crucial, and this kind of promotion is designed to make the fight more interesting, attract a crowd, and boost potential PPV sales if there is one.


I'm certain that winning is their top priority. So, they must focus on studying Inoue's techniques. While Inoue might have more powerful punches, you know, one punch can change the complexion of the fight. That's what Tapales needs to be prepared for.

I have my trust for the Nuggets, but I'm leaning towards the Warriors on opening night. KD is undoubtedly great, but in this game, I think either team could win. What I'm considering here is the home court advantage, nothing else. Also, the noticeable line movement is interesting – it opened at 232 and is now at 235. I have a feeling this game could reach 250 points, so I'm betting on the over as well.

Mr. Cramer obviously doesn't know what he's talking about. His perceptions about bitcoin are totally different from the reality about bitcoin. That's the reason why every time he opens his mouth on his bitcoin predictions, the opposite thing will happen.

However, if we analyze it closely, would it be that all what he is showing to all of us are part of the show? Know that he's a well-known celebrity that can influence millions of people, so if majority of his audience will agree on him, that means his show will also come out successful and top rating. And to think that he said that bitcoin is about to go down big in the time that bitcoin halving is near to happen, so that means he is obviously stating the ironic way. And only those people who don't really understand bitcoin will definitely favor his side and his own points of view.

Just learn to stop when everything that is happening is not on your side. Even professional traders sometimes experience this kind of feeling, so they just take a pause and eventually come back in trading when they're not exhausted anymore. But no matter how often you take your breaks but still the same result is observed, I guess you need to change your strategies in trading. Develop a new one and then work on it. And if it's still not working, assess yourself if you can still bear your future losses because if not, change your plan and change your career. Sometimes we need to separate our habit and interest to our own career, if it's the only way that we can stop ourselves from experiencing the same failures and losses that already happen repetitively.

No one holds the future of bitcoin so I believe that you are not alone in your present state right now. So don't blame yourself for not investing in bitcoin earlier because in reality, there are still a lot of opportunities coming to perfectly invest in the market. Just wait for another price drop so you can enter at a very good position. However,, with your current life's status, even if you know already about the basics of bitcoin, that is not the only basis for you to decide to invest in bitcoin. Yes, you have your money, but you cannot afford it to lose because that is very important to continue your education.

Learn to focus more on your studies at the moment. Bitcoin investment can definitely wait because there's no late or early when it comes to bitcoin investment. And you will only be successful with bitcoin investment if you use your own hard-earned money to invest. And that will only happen if you have your own sustainable source of income. Learn to be patient and wait for the right time to invest.

You hit it right! We pour millions of pesos into basketball, while we can't seem to nurture a sport that brings glory to our country. It's frustrating, to be honest.

I heard that during the FIBA World Cup, they shelled out $1 million for Clarkson and handed Kai Sotto a hefty sum, albeit smaller than what Clarkson received. It really took me by surprise. Just think, if that $1 million had gone into boxing, we could've had top-notch gyms and support for our talented boxers.


Biases in fights abroad are nothing new, especially in boxing. It's not just Japan, but even popular venues like Australia and the US have had their fair share of controversies on this matter. So, it's something Ancajas should definitely keep in mind. To make sure he secures a win, it might just have to be by knockout.

Man, the hype around Wemby is off the charts! He's been straight-up killing it in the preseason, and I won't be shocked if he keeps that fire going in the regular season. My only concern is the potential for injuries, especially for a big guy like him who's hustling on both ends of the floor.

He better be careful because he's the main man for the Spurs now. Without him, all that promise they've shown might just go down the drain, and you know they'll start tanking for sure.

Good luck with that, I think you are putting your money at a high risk bet, but we never know for sure what the outcome would be, as you know, upset is not impossible, Honestly, I have a feeling this is Thurman's time to shine. He loss the opportunity or a significant fight, one that was rumored to be a prelude to facing either Spence or Crawford. I'm sure his goal is to make a comeback and get another shot at the championship. Winning this fight is the first step, and his performance needs to be electrifying to drum up excitement among the fans, which is what the promoters are looking for. So, I think there's a good chance Thurman might secure a victory by knockout in this fight.

In the world of sports betting, it's your call whether you want to give the house the upper hand. This is a massive market, and if you're betting on odds of +100 or higher, you can effectively eliminate the house advantage you mentioned. It's true that they often say that odds with +100 have a lower chance of winning, and that might hold some truth. However, I'm only pointing out that in the realm of sportsbook betting, we can sidestep the house edge.

You'll fall prey to the house edge if you opt for odds like 1.90, which are usually seen as an even field for winning chances. That 10% juice can be seen as the house edge in this case.

Now, when it comes to casino games like roulette, that house edge is a constant. All your choices are stacked against you, and it's designed to make you lose. So the best approach here is to simply kick back and enjoy the game.

When it comes to moral support for his teammates, I think he's really big on that. However, it's clear that he's not the same player he used to be on the court. I mean, it's evident in his performance over the last two seasons with Memphis – his numbers have significantly dropped compared to when he was still playing with OKC. It's sad news, but I don't think it'll have a huge impact on the team since they have younger bigs who could step up and fill the gap left by their "Aquaman" in the paint.

I'm hoping he can make a strong comeback, and that Ja Morant won't make any foolish moves that could derail their good run. It's a fresh start for Memphis, and I still believe they're a playoff-caliber team, even without Dillon Brooks.

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We can't just sit around waiting for that bull run before we dive into investing. If you want to savor those juicy profits once the bull run hits, now is the time to jump in. Bitcoin's price is still pretty reasonable compared to what it could be during the bull run. We're discussing preparation here, and that means acting before the bull run arrives. Trust me, if you wait until the bull run's in full swing, you'll likely only see modest gains and risk losing out if your timing's off. So, if you're looking for a safe bet, the time to buy is right now.

The rumor was a trade, that means during the time when he was still a free agent and yet that didnt' happen.

PBA Trade Rumors: How BAD was the rumored SMB trade offer to Robert Bolick?

Bolick chose to play abroad for a while and left the PBA. Now, he's back, and the timing seems just right as the PBA season is about to kick off. I'm not entirely sure about the PBA's rules on signing players with the season so close, but if it's allowed, I'm pretty certain Bolick won't have a tough time finding a team. He's kind of a special player right now because he's the only star player available. So, he's in a fortunate spot, and on top of that, he gets to be close to his wife regularly, unlike playing abroad.

First off, big congrats on that parlay win! It's not something that happens every day. I'm curious, though, what were the total odds on your parlay? You had quite a few bets in there, and hitting a parlay like that doesn't come around all the time. And you bet less than a dollar, which is pretty low risk. It's a lot of fun winning a parlay because when you're betting, you might not even notice the money you're spending, especially if it's just a small amount. You can do that daily. But for me, I'd go for a bit more, maybe risk $2 daily on a parlay, but making sure the potential winnings aren't less than $2,000. That way, if I do win, it's incredibly satisfying.

Sounds similar to the martingale strategy, right? It's quite a popular one. Personally, I've used it, but with strict limits on my bets. I can't go all-in with that strategy because it can quickly wipe out my bankroll. I'm guessing the figure you mentioned isn't the actual amount you're betting, as $1 per bet seems pretty small to me. No offense, but I value my time in gambling, and if I want to win big, I know I have to risk a bit more.

You can't really equate trading with gambling because trading is a serious gig, whereas gambling is more about having a good time, you know, entertainment. Casinos serve up free drinks because they want gamblers to have a blast, and, of course, to get them to bet more aggressively. They've done their homework and found that when people have a few drinks, they tend to lose more easily.

I think the most crucial thing for a trader is to truly understand what you're doing. When you have a solid grasp of your strategy, your emotions are less likely to take the wheel. You're confident that your approach will lead to profits, which lets you stay calm while you work. Trading is a mental game, and once emotions get involved, they can cloud your judgment, leading to regrets later on.

As you spend more time trading, you're bound to experience a full spectrum of emotions. The market's wild volatility can be like a roller coaster ride. But with knowledge and experience, you're more likely to maintain discipline.

One last piece of advice: don't mix trading and drinking. Trust me on this based on my experience.