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 on: Today at 01:26:39 PM 
Started by Queen uloma - Last post by Odogwu-Blockchain

‎So, whenever you decide to gamble it should be planned, and short minimum of 1hour you are done, this only happen when you apply discipline, most times our friends may pressure us more to gamble, please walk away because the best gambler are not those that are strong but are those that knows when to leave.

The best gamblers are those that knows when to leave, you said it more better, I've seen so many virtual gamblers that stays and gamble from morning till night, no profit they can ever get, they keep loosing while spending the whole day on the screen. These sets of gamblers do not know when to stop, relax and leave the area, there is no time limit for them.

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 on: Today at 01:26:17 PM 
Started by AB de Royse777 - Last post by Bitcoin.com97
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 on: Today at 01:26:01 PM 
Started by God Of Thunder - Last post by Xyloo
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 on: Today at 01:26:00 PM 
Started by OgNasty - Last post by Qastessa
On their prime, Mayweather just ducked and ran away all game long and just worked for the points. In a "fight" Manny would win without a doubt, boxing of course has rules and Mayweather works on those rules and he is the greatest ever when it comes to those rules.

This isn't a street fight, Mayweather would lose in a street fight to almost half of his opponents he faced in his life, he is a "boxer" in the sense that he utilized the rules of it very well. At this age? Manny has absolutely no chance at all, not even a single bit. It would require some lucky punch somewhere, otherwise Mayweather will get a very simple and very boring win.
This is so true and I couldn't exactly explain what kind of fighter he was, and you explained it very well. In a street fight, or basically like "whoever standing last" type of fight, Mayweather would have lost to half of his opponents he faced in his life. He is a master dogder there is no doubt about that, he doesn't get hit that often and he just does many quick jabs that doesn't hurt. Don't get me wrong he had TKO fights as well, so he would have done alright with those, but in most cases it didn't even look like a fight. This is why I want to see him be defeated at least once if possible but I doubt many can do it here.

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 on: Today at 01:25:55 PM 
Started by hostm - Last post by Odusko
But it would be great seeing some altcoin season at least. Most of altcoins are already becoming a dust Grin.
Has something like altcoins season occured before in the year it supposed not to occur? In history, the years that represent 2026 were all of bear market. What will make this season to be different? This is not the end of alt season but it will occur in year it is supposed to occur and that will be some months after the bull run started, not this time.
Being specific is impossible with crypto speculation so I agreed with you that alt season will come when it will but not just yet and if I must predict then I will say we shouldn't expect alts season this year 2026 may be next year ok but this year seems I bit out of hand for altcoins and even bitcoin to do that extremely high bull market season, I beliythis year should be a good buying year and waiting for the next big market shift to come in near time but not 2026.

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 on: Today at 01:25:44 PM 
Started by azguard - Last post by Volgastallion
But I'm wondering what F1 is planning to do with races in Middle East, considering whole this mess there. There is a bit more than month until race in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, it's possible that within month it will safe to race there. But that's not that much time, I hope they have some plan B.

F1 is currently monitoring the situation in the Middle East, and the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian GPs could be canceled if the situation does not improve. Instead, circuits that struggled to get onto the F1 calendar last season could be substituted, such as the Portuguese GP, Imola, and the Turkish GP. However, these are just rumors, the FIA ​​has not confirmed whether the races there will be canceled, as these two circuits generate significant revenue for the FIA ​​and Formula 1.

So we are gonna get rid of the arabian circuits but no in the way we all thinked?

I think this is gonna stabilize in a few days so for me i dont think they are gonna be canceled, aside of that now that you mention portuguese and Imola GP, they were bad for the past cars but now they are much more smaller so..... maybe they are gonna be mcuh better circuits for the actual cars.

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 on: Today at 01:25:38 PM 
Started by AB de Royse777 - Last post by Salahmu
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 on: Today at 01:25:24 PM 
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 on: Today at 01:25:04 PM 
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 on: Today at 01:24:57 PM 
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