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 on: Today at 07:14:13 AM 
Started by rdluffy - Last post by AHOYBRAUSE

Yeah Ronaldo scored two goals today and really stepped up for his country, he started the World Cup bad but he’s starting to improve and rise up to the occasion, let’s see how his next few matches go. Still, Messi is on another level right now, Messi is just built different, He’s been putting on a masterclass and holding the all-time World Cup top scorer record for good reason, he’s clearly the best of the three, He’s just the better player overall.
Neymar is unlucky with that calf injury. Hope he gets fit soon and can show something against Scotland, but right now he’s missing out while the other two are carrying their teams. Let’s see how it goes.

Well to be fair, they also faced an opponent that makes it more easy to score against them, right? These 2 goal have been fairly easy ones, not something he should get too excited about. The "i'm back" shout from him after is a bit cringe if you ask me, haha. Obviously he had a lot of pressure and any goal would feel like a big relief for him, guess that's why he celebrated that excessively after scoring. It's not like he just scored a dream goal or a cup winning decider.  Grin


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 on: Today at 07:13:56 AM 
Started by Pikiboy - Last post by bubilas
Few days past I met an old friend who loves gambling on parlays, where he would have to accumulate much matches around 10 to 20 matches with long betting slip when we where together he was making predictions on the word cup game and I saw him have to select several matches and I told him why do you always risk your bet? At least to be at the safer side why not you just select on 2 to 5 matches that you confirmed to be winning than having much matches in one slip? He said, having 2 to 5 matches won’t give him the required odds and the amount he is intending to win.

My question is, do you people look at the odds before placing your bet or you at the possibility of winning the match, irrespective of the odds or without considering how copious the matches could be?
At least, I have understood that 1 to 2 matches gives you the chances to win.

You can share your thoughts in regards to this.

I don't like accumulators, and you gave your friend very sensible advice that he should spread his bets across several matches from the World Cup currently underway. It's not so much about money and winnings, but about interest. You'll agree that a much better scenario would be to place not an accumulator, where one wrong bet would ruin your interest in all subsequent games, but rather single bets, where a loss in one of the matches on the list won't affect your interest in other matches.

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 on: Today at 07:12:57 AM 
Started by Oshosondy - Last post by EarnOnVictor
I know many of us are not yet making money from bitcoin holding, but if you compare it to trading, which one have you liked the most that you have done in the first half of 2026?
There will always be choices between trading and investing, and the one you go for should represent your kind of experience in the field. Still, nothing is bad in diversifying in the two, which I see as most reasonable, but of course, no one should be losing in trading and remains there, as investing is a safer option.

However, experience will always make some people choose trading because what they make from trading is uncomparably bigger than what investing can afford them.

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 on: Today at 07:12:54 AM 
Started by EthereumII - Last post by EthereumII

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 on: Today at 07:12:06 AM 
Started by Obim34 - Last post by Nahl
If speaking about hard labor my country has a long history about these words, that decades ago the invaders have came into our country and stole everything we have even, the people which mostly the men should do hard labor because if the people refused the invaders will kill all of them.

At that time people have to work almost no stop from morning to night with no paid for their work even the workers cannot gets decent food which makes some of them have to died. I think it's enough to describe what is hard labor for me because that mean, those who works with crazy our but they didn't paid for decent salaries i think these can be categorized as hard labor

But with the current era i think hard labor is not exist anymore but for work hard certainly the meaning is different because the more work you automatially your salaries will be increases too even, people have good opportunities to earn more money if you work overtime then the money will much higher than the initial salaries so, in my opinion this is the real definition of hard work

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 on: Today at 07:11:58 AM 
Started by GreatArkansas - Last post by Betwrong
~I'm curious that this could be some solution for gambling addiction of someone we know?

I think adults shouldn't be forced to do or not do something if it's not against the law. Let's not turn the Earth into a prison camp just because some of us think that this or that rule should be enforced. The fact your family member has gambling addiction must be confirmed by a specialist, not by other family members, and then, if confirmed, you can send letters, attaching the official diagnose, to all sites he's playing on asking to exclude him.

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 on: Today at 07:11:32 AM 
Started by Plutosky - Last post by babo
come in tutte le cose penso che quando ci sta un nuovo "mercato" e si affolla di squali ci sara una normale selezione naturale (vedi ad esempio ai)
la cosa un pochino mi disturba devo dire, ma fa parte penso del gioco
in passato sarei stato molto disturbato ma grazie a te Plutosky ho recuperato la "pace"

bitcoin come campo dove la concorrenza puo avere sfogo senza mani invisibili che favoriscono l'uno o l'altro, si spera..

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 on: Today at 07:11:02 AM 
Started by tokeweed - Last post by Wake Up
Alvarez really wants to join Barcelona and he has made it clear to his club that he wants to make the move. It's also true that Barcelona are also very much interested in signing him, but Atletico Madrid are not interested in selling him to a direct rival,  which I totally understand. Right now nothing is happening on this deal and I believe that Atletico Madrid are more willing to sell him abroad. They have been rumors of Arsenal and PSG interest in him, but I guess we will just watch and see how this unfolds.


The possible way Atletico Madrid wouldn't sell Julian Alvarez to Barcelona is if he doesn't want Barcelona move but since he wants Barcelona and Barcelona are also interested in him Atletico Madrid can't stop him from moving to Barcelona if Barcelona meet the asking price of Julian Alvarez. Nothing is happening on the deal right now, because Julian Alvarez wants to fully focus in the World Cup tournament and he doesn't want anything to distract him but once the World Cup tournament is over he will push for a move to Barcelona.

It all depends on Alvarez. If he wants to leave, Barcelona can't keep him, and Atletico Madrid wouldn't be able to keep him. It wouldn't make sense for them to keep him. The transfer will most likely happen after the World Cup. Alvarez would be useful at Barcelona. Right now, Barcelona's biggest weakness is still the striker position; they don't have a replacement for Lewandowski. Alvarez isn't a pure striker.
The real question is whether Alvarez wants to go to Barcelona or Real Madrid if a transfer happens. Currently, Barcelona seems like the better team, but Real Madrid looks set to improve significantly under Jose Mourinho. Their recent signings have strengthened weaker areas, and Real Madrid now boasts a very powerful squad. With Mourinho's discipline and confidence, the team will likely improve further, and perhaps Alvarez knows this and chooses Real Madrid. Or maybe he wants to go to Barcelona because of last year's success. However, if he wants to stay at Atletico Madrid, I'm sure Atletico Madrid will be very happy about that.

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 on: Today at 07:10:12 AM 
Started by JamesDaniel90 - Last post by summonerrk
Those who still believe we are following a 4 year cycle do not think we have bottomed yet and will do so in September/October later this year.

I am not quite sure what to believe but will DCA this summer and if we have to wait till later this year to bottom then so be it, its only a few months away and will be good to get some cheap prices for Bitcoin and alts.

Curious to know what we all think, do we think we are in for a red summer or are we near the bottom at $62k?  

This summer is an opportunity to buy cheap Bitcoin. Right now, Bitcoin is trading at no more than 70,000, essentially at local lows that have already been tested several times.
And this is a sign to really think about buying Bitcoin now. Because we all understand that overinvestment in AI has long since created a bubble effect. Like an arms race, governments and large companies are investing recklessly, not understanding the consequences, and therefore it's an attempt to jump on a rocket that's already high. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is currently selling at a discount.

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 on: Today at 07:08:43 AM 
Started by Murat - Last post by verdinio
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