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I know what you mean and want from a world financial point of view. But all of that is not enough because when we look back at the conditions in one country, the reality is that we are nobody, have nothing to control, and have no strong legal force. I think it is difficult to break the capitalist system with scripts and without full support. We are silenced because we have nothing but to survive for ourselves and our families. Talking about growth or economic power will be quite broad in nature. Bitcoin can't even do more than now because the government with 1000 ways of providing a centralized exchange and tightening KYC then making it easier for them to control anyone who has big finances in it can be seen clearly.

Everyone contributes well and no one is superior to the other. After all, the goals that Haaland collected could not be separated from the beautiful passes from players such as De Bruyne, Gundogan, Mahrez, Grealish, Foden, and many more. And the most important thing is that Man City is led by a competent coach like Pep Guardiola. It doesn't matter how ideal the Man City players are when the coach isn't Pep Guardiola, I'm sure they won't get to this point in winning a treble winner. Everyone stays on the brain key behind the strategy on the sidelines and by having the right players it will go well. All complement each other and it's perfection on the field for Man City this year.

What is clear for Hazard is that there is no other choice but an offer from Miami because his potential in Europe is no longer needed by other clubs. By eating blind wages from Madrid, he should be aware of what Hazard has, showing bad results. The condition of the injury which is detrimental to the club is also the reason for him being sold rather than having to be maintained. Now if he is in Miami it is not certain that he will be able to play optimally and his activities will still be as normal as being on the bench and taking advantage of the club's salary.

I remember there was a saying by Benjamin Graham: "Everything that doesn't go through a deep analysis process is a gamble". So here you have at least learned how Bitcoin works, what it will be worth in the future, and you have the right decision to invest in Bitcoin. Please note that this is not financial advice, this is just sharing experience. When we study Bitcoin and its whitepaper and explore the intent and purpose of why Bitcoin was created, then everyone can easily make a decision.

When it comes to altcoins, most of us speculate because investors in altcoins relying on the hype, Fomo, don't even have time to study the purpose of these altcoins. So if you are only speculating and don't understand deeply the purpose of altcoins, it's the same as you are gambling.

I was quite surprised that this happened to Ziyech, some said it was clear he had not passed the medical test because of his knee, while on the other hand, Al Nassr could not afford Ziyech high salary. So, in my opinion, judging from Ziyech performance at Chelsea was not very promising and suffered a bit of a setback. But about Al Nassr they are not unable to pay his wages, but the results of medical tests show that Ziyech will sit on the bench more than strengthening the team. So that Al Nassr is not willing to spend a blind salary just to pay dearly but the results at the club are not in accordance with the amount that will be issued by Al Nassr.

Therefore, as parents, we have a duty to always control what children access. In the case of those who misuse personal data, things like using data from the internet, stealing and currently a lot of personal data are also being sold. It's hard to appreciate, apart from being the parents' job, who really have to be able to monitor the child's movements when they are identified as accessing gambling.

Agree, when the casino provides an opening for our bets and manages to make a profit, in the end the gambler's job is to get out of the casino and withdraw the winnings. Increasing the bet is quite tempting, but after achieving a 100% win, there is no solution other than cash out. Usually the gamblers that the OP described above are still having a hard time controlling their mentality, well, I mean mentally, when faced with an apparently bigger profit, in reality the balance will end at zero.

What we need to emphasize is knowing how to stop after a win and enjoy that win outside the casino.

The legal action taken will usually apply to the child's parents because the underage age range is still under parental control. Now, regarding the minimum age for gambling, it really doesn't really guarantee that after reaching the age of 18+ years the child meets the requirements. Because gambling is not only related to age requirements, such as mental control, responsibility for what is at stake and age development according to psychology in general. Not a few children who are 20 years old still cannot have a sense of responsibility, their psychological growth rate is slow and this is not recommended at all for gambling.

The reason is that the impact resulting from gambling is more frightening than madness. Triggers unstable mental changes, and difficulty controlling emotions. In a country like the US maybe that applies but in some other countries I'm not sure that age is the general standard.

Losing some important players is a loss and it can't be denied. AC Milan condition could decline drastically in the next season, especially when the key players who have made a big contribution so far donate goals. Meanwhile, in Serie A, each club does not want to stagnate and will try to improve its performance. Leao needs a suitable partner but it's a shame whether AC Milan budget can recruit at least 1 or 2 players to remain a balance on the front lines.
For now, Arab players are not in great demand by leagues in Europe, because from the beginning the goal of Saudi Arabia was to increase the attractiveness of foreign players in terms of sponsorship business. Therefore they preferred to attract top European players to bring in more money. In addition, the most ideal strategy is investing in European clubs and little by little mastering it without you noticing it.

Real Madrid still needed a few finishing touches in the transfer market but Perez ended Ancelotti hopes and decided not to spend any money. Whether this is a strategy or not, the fact is that Madrid attack line is still not quite certain to be ideal, the void filled by Joselu or Brahim is not very promising and forces Ancelotti to take care of this gap until next season. Plus his position managing the team also until next year, meaning there is no other choice but to accept Perez decision.

It's not about the money, but about you not having self-confidence. You are too afraid of quantitative values but override how the process. Your mentality has not really formed to be responsible for yourself and even always feel the burden of other people is becoming more in control of your mind. If you are able to be confident in your abilities, and don't complain about what you have produced, the family will accept it as it is.

What you feel is just excessive fear, lack of self-confidence, always comparing life with the lives of higher people and the result is as if you are blaming yourself. Get rid of that habit, always think optimistically, and don't expect uncertain results. Do what you have to and produce what you can produce.

Talking about gambling patterns, or perhaps more precisely, my gambling routine can be said to be erratic, not having a specific pattern of either the time or the amount spent. I just made the bet as he wanted. And sometimes it can be an aggressive pattern like trying 3 to 4 times a day. It's quite annoying because the bets made end badly. So after that I took a long break and came back in pep mode.

Gambling weekends sure are packed and as far as I'm concerned the moment is always unfavorable, as the sheer volume of gamblers that play results in the lower RTP of a game. Then I like to play another time.

It's a shame that Luis Enrique arrival, who was appointed as PSG coach, is called too late, because if the trio were still there, maybe PSG's results could have been better in the Champions League last season. As we know, Luis Enrique is very suitable to lead PSG. Now, this will be quite interesting when Luis Enrique designed the PSG squad from the start, all he has to do is build the squad as ideal as possible. Huge financial support certainly makes his job easier, so buying some quality players is no doubt. When PSG was coached by Galtier there were still many things that were not perfect, for example Galtier was not able to design a suitable game strategy in combining the trio of Messi, Mbappe, and Neymar. I mean the three players still look awkward and still keep their distance from each other and there is often a little friction. No wonder because all three have their own reputations that must continue to stand out.

It didn't seem difficult for Szoboszlai to adapt to Liverpool, after all, he was very optimistic that in the hands of Jurgen Klopp his abilities would really help. The position he currently plays is Midfielder in other words Liverpool can still put him in the same position. However, Klopp can experiment with providing other positions. As for the nominal 70 million euros, it is quite fantastic because Liverpool needs to demand Szoboszlai according to the same quality.

Andre Onana really didn't want to go to another club, he was very excited when he was brought to Man United. Even though currently United fans are grieving after the loss of their legendary keeper who has served for a very long time. For that, Andre Onana must be able to show his best and deserve to be called a replacement for De Gea. After all, the position of Man United goalkeeper is not easy to really get full trust. Erik Ten Hag had high hopes that Andre Onana was the character he wanted.

Believe it or not, the impact of Cristiano Ronaldo arrival to the Arab League opened up new avenues for the world of football. Even now the Arab League competition is being broadcast in 36 countries and in my own country when Al Nassr plays it seems to be a must-watch. Maybe you can see that this big impact is really happening. Then I remember when David Beckham's arrival to MLS also had the same big impact and paved the way for other players to come to MLS like Lampard, Rooney, Pirlo etc. After Ronaldo arrival at Al Nassr, now Saudi Arabian clubs are bringing in many other European players. Not only focusing on the salary offered, this will also be a point that the Saudi Arabian League is increasingly interested in.

What I'm noticing at the moment is that Chelsea has dumped some good players and kept bad ones. For example, Mudryk is being defended while Kante, Mason Mount, Silva, Kovacic, Havertz, and many more are all I think players who are still better than those currently being defended. I know the sale was to cover last season's losses due to Todd Boehly carelessness. It's already a risk, but learning from experience now I'm still not sure that Chelsea can finish in the top 4 next season.

So far and until now what I have done is when I want to gamble, I do it, I mean not focused on a certain time of the day, night or morning, so I will play just to check whether the game being played is profitable enough or not. So sometimes in a week, I can be full every day, and maybe not at all, it all depends on my own mood. Because at this time the soccer betting hasn't started yet, so I play more slot games to fill my free time.

To be honest, I don't know what kind of gambler I am but I only play when I really feel like playing. only that

I agree with what you say, I don't understand why financial freedom is sought when everyone can determine their life path in their own way. It is difficult to measure the meaning of one's financial freedom, even with different levels of freedom that will not always provide a choice. For example, if you measure financial freedom by having passive income, I guarantee that the higher the income, the greater the expenditure. No one is really satisfied and no one really feels enough with what they have produced.

Seeing how Arsenal's season went and almost won a trophy, of course this is a strong benchmark for Arteta to be more confident that next season they still have this opportunity. It's just that Man City certainly doesn't stay silent, Pep Guardiola's consistency is difficult to break, so it demands that Arteta be able to get out of pressure at the end of a season which is always disastrous. Having a balanced tier 2 squad is the main thing to maintain game stability. It won't be easy for Arteta to do that, but with the remaining time they have, hopefully Asenal can put it to good use.