Exhibition matches became popular during the peak of pandemic. I noticed it became a thing when boxing matches were limited due to safety contraints and there are only few boxers who are willing to fight because of restrictions and health related reasons as well. The set up was a match against a professional and amateur boxer most of the time and you can really tell that it's already a fixed match. I mean, you could already guess and tell that there's already an agreement made.

I gues exhibition matches are more on money and entertainment only and not really sports because of the set up. The level of strength and knowledge about boxing is evident and the stamina as well. But despite this, there are still people who support and are fond of it and I have nothing against them. I just find exhibition matches not really interesting.

We share the same sentiments. Trying to try out your luck through gambling isn't really gonna work out fine everytime. The odds wouldn't be a hundred percent on your favor every single time you make a bet. There are probability in certain game that you would win or lose. Depending on your strategy, the rtp, and luck will be the basis of you either winning or losing. Not just entirely luck unless of course you are playing slots or roulette. But this game has also a greater chancr of winning inclined with the house, so, still, it's already altered. We're still talking about probability.

Gambling just to test your odds and degree of luckiness sounds absurd to me. Because if ever you belong to the poverty line, how would you even afford to do it without breaking your budget? For me, the necessities should be prioritized over a tradition if ever I were be in a culture that would require such, I will do my own ways.

I don't really think that it's necessary to have this. After all, we can get sufficient knowledge about gambling over the internet or through others experiences and to our own experience as well. We can collaborate our knowledge that we have learned from different subject areas and incorporate it to our gambling habits if ever you are planning to make a bet.

We have different areas we can learn on from the traditional schools and online schools. We can use that to our advantage despite not having to enroll from gambling school that you are pertaining because foremost, if ever that's an additional expense in our part and secondly, that would take up some time.

I think cash is one of the best choices there is for gamblers because with cash, they can easily withdraw their winning funds without the hassle of going through some sort of exchanger. In addition, they wouldn't be craving for gambling more and more because their winnings is already in cash and they would have to go converting it again to crypto if the gambling platform or website they are using only accepts crypto as deposits.

However, if the gambler is continuously gambling and do not really plan to withdraw any of his winnings I guess this would be an inconvenience to them. Because winning cash prize means another form of transaction for them. Hence, a hassle on their part. I guess, it's really a matter of preference and on what type of gambler they are. Because they would feel different emotions depending on what purpose they are gambling for. They differ in reason: for entertainment or for profit purposes.

I strongly oppose this. You'll never know how each children's mind works. Their curiousity varies in levels. Some are really curious about a particular thing to the point that they will watch whatever that intrigues them. While some are just jumping from one activity to another without considering watching or researching.

Hence, Google, Youtube, and other platforms that cater gambling should be filtering what they are showcasing in general. Although I also believe that this will be hard because of the technology nowadays and because of the children's creativity and resourcefulness.

I think it's still a good thing that he didn't take a loan for betting on unverified information that he heard of. Because if ever the information turned out wrong, he would definitely lose all the money he borrowed for in a snap. It's just fortunate that the odds were in his favor before. But if ever something similar happens again, who would have know if the same scenario will happen again, right?

I also do hope that OP won't be dragged down in betting continuously without risk assessment. Because no matter how big the winning prize would be, just one wrong decision could cost him so much. Bet small, win small. Bet big, lose big amount too.

Valid point. Sponsorship is essential for streamers that are not really well-off and do not have extra money to be spent in luxurious activities such as gambling. If they are just streaming for the sake of engagement, entertainment, and for the sake of doing new things, they really need to have the fund in order to continuously showcase gambling methods. Of course, despite being streamers, they still have budget to follow on, unless they are super rich.

The same way with other people, streamers must know how to set boundaries despite having engagement and profiting from it because addiction and loss of money could happen to them to. Afterall, there's no some sort of immunity from it but only discipline.

I agree with this. Despite giving good advices that could make someone's journey in gambling be a little more at ease and trouble-free, we should still also consider the consequences and other possible negative repercussions that come along with playing. Of course, we still need to manage the risk if we want to save money and not overspend.

Since gambling is addicting, continuous playing could play a factor too in developing one. Hence, we must still know when and where to draw boundaries before it's already too late.

Sometimes, we have to take risk in order to have high rewards. However, this is applicable if only the money we are going to risk is really ours. At the very least we have to be responsible of the money that isn't really ours to begin with. In my principle, I wouldn't gamble the money I don't initially own. This is because of the risks gambling possess.

Afterall, not everyday is a good day in gambling. There would be times that you will lose unexpectedly. Maybe that time that you risked, the odds were just on your favor. But how about if the circumstance that happened was the other way around? How would you bounce back? You should think of the repercussions before deciding so that you won't be in the losing end.

Boxing is a sport that is enjoyed by the enthusiasts. It is a kind of recreational activity wherein the strength of the boxers are measured through their overall performance. I think people doing boxing are in it for either one of the things you've mentioned or mixed of both. To some people with amazing strength and stamina, boxing is their way to make name and of course, to make money.

Making a reputation in boxing industry is no joke. You will undergo tremendous hardships such as training and the actual fight itself to develop more of your potential. Some people start small and eventually get big. Some initially started because of money, while some are in it because of their passion to fight and showcase their ability.

When it comes to paid advertising of gambling websites thru videos made by streamers, the influence could be case to case basis. If we are talking about the streamer's influence on players encouragement to play in a specific website they are promoting, the rate will vary depending on their reputation, on how famous they are, and how reliable the information they are giving.

On the other hand, if the influence we are talking about is regarding gambling habits, this will depend on the gambler himself. Because despite the streamer's effort to influence and educate, we still have the final say on the decisions and actions that we will make most especially on our gambling habits and methods.

It depends, I guess.

I mean if you don't have any problem financially, then I don't see anything bad on buying things you wanted since you are working to get those things as one of your dreams way back then when you don't have that much money to get the things you wanted. But if your salary is just enough to survive every day, then without money management, that's really a serious problem. Only spend money if you have a lot of extras, but not too often.

It's not bad to spoiled yourself when you worked hard but it's bad if you don't have any limitations.

Entrepreneurship has its own disadvantages and advantages, same as to office job. The only difference is that you have your own freedom in entrepreneurship that you can't have in a office job. Entrepreneurship gives you freedom on everything, you decide your own income and has no limits on your profits unlike in office job which your salary is fixed on a certain range, while you exhaust yourself and drain your emotional and mental health if you're working in a toxic workplace.

I agree.

Futures trading is not gonna give you a fixed salary, that's why you never know what you're income per month. Sometimes it is big, sometimes it is small, sometimes none at all. Trading is not like the typical jobs we have in the real world that has a fixed salary per month, but at least you're sure that you're gonna receive it if you're gonna work everyday.

Also, in order to become an average trader, I think you need 2-3 years of continuous learning about trading (correct me if I'm wrong).

Maybe your internet connection is bad? or your exchange platform has different pricing in cryptocurrency. I'm also confused, I mean you could manually do that if you were scalping, scalping only uses small timeframe in trading, so why use a automatic take profit feature? If you are scalping, I suggest only use 1 or 2 coins only, for you to monitor it easily and do the take profit manually instead.

That's the worst thing, most of the Government doesn't have any plan on how to counter inflation, they are too busy stealing the money of people while watching them suffer on poverty, that's the reality of most government around the world, lucky if you're in a country that has a good governance. Inflation could be prevented, but if the cause of inflation is the lack of action of the government, then nothing would happen, it will just become worst every single day.

I think the term "bad" is suited for those addicted gamblers, because most of them are irresponsible. They are neglecting their duties as a certain individual just to make themselves happy in a way they are wasting their money uncontrollably. Add the fact that not all of them are playing gambling legally, some of them are illegal, like casinos who doesn't have licenses or just some traditional gambling games.

Market movement is also the price movement, the market won't move if it doesn't have any assets on it, like stocks and cryptocurrency. The technical analysis depends on the chart prices, and the current trend, most of the newbies contradict the market trend that's why they always lose trades. Professional traders know what to do whatever the market situation is, that's why if you started trading, you must continue to grow even though you lost a lot of money already.

Losing in trading is normal, you need a lot of courage and dedication to hone your skills to make profits.

It's very hard to predict such thing, all of the information of how much Bitcoin would cost this year or after 5-10 years etc. are just mere speculations. My opinion on this matter is that let's just support Bitcoin and continue to use it until it hit its peak (highest price), because no matter how much effort we put in prediction, Bitcoin's price will be its price and we are all going to be benefited because of our patient in waiting for that moment.

There are countries that are not really into bitcoin because their leaders are not fond of it, have the wrong impression and understanding of it, and are scared of it. I think the reason why there are still countries which are against in adopting bitcoin are the aforementioned individually, and perhaps mix of it.

Some people even the most educated ones are even unaware or only have a little knowledge about bitcoin. They lack understanding of it which makes bitcoin scary to their perspective. And some are just downright greedy or do not really want it because of the potential it holds. Since bitcoin is a decentralized asset, givernment have little to no control over it. In terms of taxation, they don't get to tax it directly, but only in exchanges transactions. Which is why they do not really agree with legalization of bitcoin. Money matters and perhaps security reasons as well. Because other crypto activities are already infiltrated of schemes and scammers which the government officials are wary about.