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From what I understand with the story, I conclude that THE PROBLEM IS YOU AND NOT YOUR FRIEND.

You called that as worst and ridiculous moment of yours just because your friend didn't end up covering the supposed weekend hangout?

The nerve. If you have a weekend hangout then, of course, bring some money as well. Why end up being called that worst just because he didn't fulfill his promise? If your friend isn't able to show up then still, invite him to come along and share the bills instead.

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There are ways to avoid such questions in the future and not put yourself into lots of related questions.

Just stick with famous and reputable bookies from now on. It might not be an assurance that you are 100% safe even using famous bookies but at least you will minimize the chance of being scammed by these sites as they are registered and centralized.

I wondered why there are users who still end up in illegal bookies despite several famous bookies today.

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It's just the same as the usual sports analyst predictions - nothing special.

Supercomputers or what you call them, have no way to predict what's the "exact" thing that will happen since there are game scenarios that can happen in actual games. What they give as a set of predictions is just a product of their followed algorithm.

I'd rather stick with a real sports analyst that discusses the details of their prediction.

Didn't you know that "entertainment" is dangerous?

So much entertained by gambling that these people don't realize that they are now slowly reaching the level of gambler from casual, to regular, to heavy, and will end up addicted. Since they are gambling for fun therefore they want to continue that fun. Since it's gambling they will throw away money here just to make fun. I don't think these people will have good control over their emotions. Regardless of the purpose why they gambling, emotions are part of it, and no excuse. If these people who considered gambling for fun will win at some point, for sure they will continue. If they lose, for sure they will attempt to chase those losses. Not much different from those people who treat gambling for other purposes.

What do you mean by "problem" there?

Just because most players on the Lakers bench aren't that famous or popular, they are considered a problem. These guys are solid role players too.

They are just not getting enough playing time, since for now, the priority is to focus mainly on starters as they are catching up a nice spot in the post-season to avoid the hassle of play-in tournament. But this entire season, this second squad, when being executed properly by their coach, are all playing well.

Changing the game works but depends on how I looked at the difficulty of winning at those games per game provider.

There are games that after you've won a big amount, won't give you another taste of it even if you stay loyal to that game. There are games providers like that. In the case of games that I already experienced winning but am currently, on a bad losing streak, I will try my best to stick with it for a long since I already experienced winning big several times there despite losses on the way. Like it testing my patience lol.

In terms of reducing scams or being minimized, yes it's a good start to see casinos being licensed.

Just think of it, are you willing to play in an online casino that doesn't show the legitimacy of your business? Yes, it might not be an assurance that they won't do some dirty work in the future but likely they won't consider doing that kind of bad stuff since the whole identity of the people running the site is exposed once they apply for a license.

Real people's feedback/review + licensed casinos = should be one of the priorities to look at before using a casino

There's no reliable prediction since it's a prediction lol. Prediction is the same as forecasting.

What you might be looking for is a sports review that analyzes a certain pre-match. Whatever sports review websites you can encounter should do the work but remember that what is stated on those websites is purely analytical and doesn't guarantee that it will happen 100%.

Sports betting isn't that easy.

From the way you asked that question, it's like physical casinos are now doomed because of the growth of online casinos.

How can land-based casinos manage to hold their ground? In the first place, such a question isn't appropriate to ask since land-based casinos are continuously growing and becoming bigger. Just look at how big and active those physical casinos are at those popular gambling havens around the world.

Either online or offline gambling, as long as its gambling, expect it to become more big!

When you lose:

* you will realize that gambling isn't that easy and is not a money-making scheme
* you will understand that losing is mostly bound to happen than winning
* you will always take care of the bankroll as much as possible and don't want it to end quick
* for strategy-based gambling games, you will improve your decision-making skills in the long run since you want to minimize your losses
* for sports betting, you will enhance your game analysis skills as you progress
* and since you always lose, you might quit gambling for good

Unfortunately, there's a worst-case scenario too when someone loses:

* will chase those losses irresponsibly
* will ruin the finances of its own family
* worst behavior will begin to show up

To put it simply, the SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT plays a key role regardless of race, ethnicity, culture, and other related things.

If a society is a gambling-friendly community, obviously expect them to be exposed to gambling at most times. Since gambling is also considered a form of entertainment, expect more people to be involved with it as time goes.

But generally speaking, don't put that as a reason why others ended up addicted to gambling.

Maybe it's better to just give that person the benefit of the doubt and just let them do what they want. In the end, we are still the ones who will decide if we will continue to gamble or not despite lots of advice we will encounter. It might be annoying to hear advice from others saying that we should quit gambling just because they experienced worse but just take it as good advice.

Instead of making it a big deal, let's just understand the behavior of these people as they experienced really bad in gambling.

The movie scenario you mentioned is a product of fiction and might not likely be happening in reality. Since you referred to that UFC fighter as a reliable bet, it means the said fighter might be popular, therefore we can consider him as a big professional fighter.

If these professional players/athletes are involved in intentional loss, the cost of it is so huge, better than being a one-time millionaire just to win the high odds on the bookies. A player might faced sanction such as stripping the status of being a professional athlete with a lifetime ban on that sport, lose sponsorships, face a lawsuit, and many other worse things.

I doubt a professional fighter will be involved in that.

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