Chelsea to beat Manchester Untied on the weekend probably by a 2+ goal margin, I can't see Manchester United scoring unless it's through a bit of Ronaldo magic. Liverpool to beat Southampton, going to put a bet on Salah, and Mane scoring with Liverpool scoring both halves. Arsenal probably going to beat Newcastle, I'll go for a 2-0. I'm also fancying Wolves to beat Norwich 1-0 or 2-0. Not entirely sure about the Brighton vs Leeds, and Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa games could go either way.


Ah, I can't believe I've actually missed that. I've been using fiat based websites for football, and I've been looking to change for a while. Didn't realise Sporetsbet had it right in front of me. Cheers for that.

Seriously, if you believe in Bitcoin, and you don't want to continuously start doubting it whenever it hits a few snags in terms of its current price, then don't look at the price. I can't remember how long I went without checking the price of Bitcoin, it must have been years. I used to avoid the economics/speculation sections like the plague, and at the time I hadn't withdrawn in a long time. The only time I would see it is when I was purchasing or taking some out temporarily.

In fact, I think checking the price too often is one of the leading causes of reactionary selling, and therefore losses. Look at it this way, if you invested 5 years ago, you would have went on a roller coaster of a ride because there's been multiple "bubble" bursts according to the news, and there's also been several times Bitcoin has hit snags, which at the time seemed quite big, but in the long term were pretty irrelevant.

Obviously, this goes without saying that there could be drawbacks to not checking the price frequently, but personally I think people get sucked in too much on its current price, rather than its actual value.

As good as the Wiki can be, it isn't really a good learning resource for those that are new. Bitcoin needs to be explained in a newbie friendly way, there's too much jargon, and technical terms on the wikipedia, and could potentially scare off new users. I know usually the technical terms have their own pages which explains their meanings, but really a new user needs to learn the fundamentals before getting caught up in the technical details.

Problem with that; especially when you're new is there's no real way of telling whether the information your being fed is actually accurate. Especially Bitcoin, there's so much misinformation around it, that it can be difficult for experienced users, let alone someone that is new looking to learn.

The USD inflation definitely isn't temporary, while Bitcoin was designed to be deflationary, rather than inflationary, USD or any fiat currency for that matter is actually designed to be inflationary, this is why I don't get why so many people act surprise when we get high inflation rates. Massive inflation is exactly what you get when you continuously inject new money into circulation, and it seems that USD is particularly bad for it, and injects it without much regulation at all. 

I'd personally prefer to have my savings in Bitcoin, despite the risks than fiat currencies, any day of the week.

My question would be though; is it worth investing in a hardware wallet, when you could just make a offline wallet. Since, hardware wallets really start to shine when you want to frequently access the Bitcoin, while still remaining pretty safe. However, since this is a inheritance plan, that isn't really required. Might be better putting that 30-50 quid that it would cost for a hardware wallet, and put it towards more Bitcoin for his kids.

Always worth betting Ryan Hall by submission I think, if there are any websites which allow me to bet on what type of submission, please let me know because for the foreseeable future I would chuck a leg lock submission down every single time on him.

Definitely was exposed, though it's nice to see him actually fighting somewhat regular again. I know everyone is loving O'Malley, but I actually think he's rather weak willed, and will be exposed as he climbs into the top fighters.

He needs to significantly work on areas that isn't wrestling for him to have a chance, and he doesn't seem to want to do that so far in his career. He isn't going to wrestle himself to the belt, far too many dangerous fighters in the division.

Are there any Bitcoin gambling websites for football, that allows you to bet build? For example, a bit like bet365's bet builder where you can select what will happen in each of the games. I prefer that format, to just predicting who will win.

Usually not, though if PSG want to get rid of him, and he wants the job at United then they could potentially waiver part of the compensation he would be due if PSG just outright got rid of him, which might benefit both parties.

I know PSG have lost a few times in the champions league, I wonder if they were not to qualify would that mean Poch would be released by mutual consent.

Depends what type of person you're. If you invest now, you're risking losing that investment, however this is true for anytime you invest in Bitcoin. That's just the reality of investing. Though, the only person who can really determine this for you is you, since you know if you believe in Bitcoin or not, and you know how much you can afford to lose.

Personally, if I had more disposable cash that I didn't have tied up elsewhere, I would absolutely be taking the risk, and buying more Bitcoin. Though, I wouldn't be looking to take that Bitcoin back out again for a very long time.

Plenty of people make money on things that they don't personally understand, though for obvious reasons it's always recommend that they do learn about it. Though, all they need to know is the amount of support it has, and predict how much support it could potentially get, and that's usually a recipe for increasing its value due to supply, and demand increasing.

Hardware wallet if you don't mind spending a few quid or a simple offline wallet will suffice. Just save some of the addresses, and you can deposit Bitcoin whenever you want without actually opening the wallet. It's probably best to educate your children on how to stay safe with Bitcoin wallets, and the most common pitfalls.

Basically, the only thing your children need is either the private key or the seed, or preferably both. So, you only need to generate them, assure that they're working properly (which you can do safely on a offline computer), and that should avoid most of the common pit falls. Don't use a online service, since the attack vector increases, you can't guarantee that they haven't seen the private key themselves, and you also can't guarantee that the online service will still exist when your children grow of age to claim the wallet.

I'm not saying he's a terrible manager, just not someone I would associate Manchester United with, as you saying goes, I would say he lacks the passion, and also tactical knowledge. Manchester United need a breath of fresh air, and quit going for the managers which are known for tactical approach only e.g Van Gal, and going for passion only e.g Ole. Instead, they really need to combine to two, look at the most successful managers in the Premier League, and you'll probably associate them with both. Klopp is often underestimated in his tactical approach, and the guy is probably one of the best man managers around, while Tuchel is known for his tactical approach more than his passion, but he has the latter in buckets full too.

Both of these are ways of getting your players to not only play to win, but to play for their manager which is vitally important. Obviously, Manchester Untied had a good result tonight, but I watched most of the game, and it was far from impressive. Although, I can't pretend I would love for the fans, and board to put their confidence in Carrick for the season.

Basically, you could hear Chiesa saying to his corner that "he's so strong", but other than that I'm not overly impressed by him. Yeah, he definitely has good wrestling skills, but I think that gets tested a lot more with more wrestling focused fighters. Chiesa I thought did pretty poorly, considering I was betting on him winning, but it is what it is. He definitely did rock Brady at least once in the last round. Plus, Brady's gas tank is questionable at best.

Yeah, then the week after that we have Poirier vs Oliveria I believe. Plus, Ryan the wizard, and just a bunch of other great fights setup. Can't wait for that card. In fact, I'm probably going to avoid betting on the next event to save some money for that banger of a card.

Chimaev looks promising, but I'm not sure if he deserves a title shot against Usman yet? Usman also has two outlets to his attacks, he can knock people out, and he's also a decent wrestler. Chimaev we've only really seen the wrestling side. I don't think he'll man handle Usman like he has with everyone else that has been put in front of him so far.

I want to see Chimaev put in front of a few lesser opponents than Usman, but are known for being able to prevent the takedown, and have heavy fists. This is MMA, and it would be nice to see if Chimaev can mix it up. Despite all the criticism Khabib gets for his wrestling style, he actually did have decent stand up too.

Yeah, this forum isn't really designed for a nice filter. Probably not going to be implemented in the current forum software, I suspect it would break too many things, and be too time consuming to implement. The best your going to get is filtering it yourself via the search function which can be rather dire at times or using a search engine to do the filtering.

Simple Machines Forum while how good it used to be, really starts to show its age when it comes to implementing new features, due to the fact that it doesn't seem to scale well, it wasn't built with modern coding practices, and even the smallest change can break things. At least, that's been my limited experience with it.

Good point, I think it's often underestimated fighters that are used to fighting five rounds, it's a totally different pace at which you need to fight. For example, Sean Brady would definitely not be competitive going into the championship rounds, and while he did definitely do well against Chiesa, you could see he was gassing out towards the end, and another round I think he could have definitely been in a lot of trouble, since Chiesa was finally getting to him. In fact, I think he may have been rocked twice during that last round, hard to tell because he went straight for the takedown, which is a normal reaction for a wrestler when they get rocked.

Yeah Aldo being the underdog still hasn't hit me yet. Such a legend, I forget he's getting on a bit now. Still, I consider him the favourite in my heart .

I'm still one of those people that think Poch isn't all that great. That Tottenham side is a very good side, should definitely be challenging for top 6. Plus, when Harry Kane is happy, and firing on all cylinders that really would improve anyone's chance in the league. I think he's done a rather lackluster job at PSG, and some of his decision making is questionable at best, which I think is overshadowed by the quality players he has at his disposable.

To be honest, as a rival fan if Poch goes to Manchester United, I don't think I'm all that bothered.

Yeah, probably. Though, I never really had anyone voice their concerns about it when I was very public about the amount I reported. Though, I guess it definitely gives certain users more ammo. theymos doesn't really release the information that often, however I imagine if you requested for your data not to be released when he does do it, I'm sure it wouldn't be much of a problem to omit it from the results.

Though, I do think most users worth listening too understand the importance of reporters.

Gerrard turning around Aston Villa's recent form with a win. Is it too early to get excited?

Thiago has just been extremely unlucky, and his injuries haven't really been from strains caused by normal activity, usually its from a Everton player smashing him up. I'm kidding, only partly. However, I'm not too concerned about his injuries, and they have mainly been impact related, which is unavoidable. Whereas, players like Sturridge for example had a new injury every other game.

Fabinho is normally quite fit too if you look over the seasons. I'm expecting a nice run of games for both, especially because Henderson has been quite hit, and miss recently. Some games he plays his normal self, and then other games he not only just goes invisible, but becomes detrimental to the attack, and I'm a big fan of ol' Henderson.

Even then, only under excruciating circumstances I'd say releasing a personal message is the right thing to do. I wouldn't be giving anyone access to my account, regardless if they're on DefaultTrust or not. I'd much rather give them access to one personal message, instead of all my personal messages since it's almost impossible to look at your inbox, and only see one personal message due to the way they're displayed, so your unfairly exposing other users personal messages too, and of course then it's the security of your account.

Like I said only under excruciating circumstances would this be justified. Though, I also guess it depends on the context. Whatever that personal message says, might already be deemed public knowledge or something that's not considered private. Though, even then it's probably best to reference that personal message, instead of giving out personal details.

I basically put a few of the favourites on an accumulator, and they all won. Except, I included it on a accumulator with some football bet builders, which Manchester City didn't get over 8 corners, so I actually fell short. It was more of a punt in the dark rather than anything.

Terrible fights for most of the night I thought was definitely a card to forget. Sean Brady did alright, not impressed massively by him, and Chiesa also seemed to only wake up in the last round, where Sean could then just dive for the takedown, and keep safe. Disappointing even all around.

The good news is we should have a few weeks of absolute banger of cards now that one is over, and done with.

My early leans for the next even are; Jake Matthews, Aldo, and Kape. So, I'm pretty much fancying the favourites again this time around. Though, Font could shock Also. Jake I'm very confident about.

I'm considering just avoiding this event, at least betting on it. Except for Chiesa who I'm pretty confident might pull off the upset here. Other than that most of the other fights are a coin toss, which I'm not willing to test my luck on. I kind of fancy Pinhiero, but I keep changing my mind with the rest of the fights. Anyway, we've got an amazing event coming up on the 11th of December, which I might just save my money for.

The thing is Adesanya will win 95% of the fights in the division, and that's meant that the division is starting to stagnate,  so despite being a Adesanya fan I'd like to see Whittaker take it. It at least spices up the division temporarily.