These matches could be rigged.

If they're for the clout, they've already won the attention of their fans and also the people who just want to see how they box.

But I wouldn't put any penny on these matches because it's how they make money, making big bucks from the bookies and who knows if all of these celebrity matches and youtube matches are just scripted.

I understand but sometimes there is also wrong in our perspective the way we read and understand them.

While it could be a normal reaction and words to them and in their culture but with yours, you think that they're being rude and condescending to others.

I also notice that but we also have to understand maybe that's how they are expressing themselves in a way that we think we're offended. But in no means, that's just normal to them.

In some people, the obviousness of their rudeness is there and we can't stop them from being like that.

And if it's about the market surprise, just be known to it and you'll no longer be surprised if something goes bad to the market.

We may never know how high Bitcoin is. But we have an idea and saw it that it can rise for as high as it can be for each cycle that is going to come.

The demand is there and many of the adoptions that have happened lately includes the massive amounts from the biggest financial companies that are now part of our community and this market.

Yes.

Many have become popular through the forum and the way they market it here through signature campaigns, bonuses, giveaways and competitions that are under their platform.

We'll see if ybets has something in plan in the next coming days or weeks. They prolly have some plans to become more aggressive in their marketing.

Yes, both are addictive.

Sports betting or slots, they're both addictive and it depends how a gambler will control themselves still if they are hooked to both games.

I've tried both games and mostly sticking to sports betting and if you're not careful enough with it. There is the likelihood that your losses will trigger you into becoming an addicted gambler.

With all of those factors that you've mentioned. A real good trader can be seen through the results of his traders.

An output based trader can be said as a good trader if the winning ratio of his trades are better compared to his losses.

Losses are inevitable but if he's getting less of that and his risk management is tolerable, in the eyes of just normal traders then they're the real ones.

Yes, the solution is already there.

You just have to plan it well and how it will be given in case that life takes you away from this world. So, getting your most loved involved to how in accessing and keeping safe your wallets could be done when you're already feeling that it's not going to take any longer for you.

It's still about how these people give value and importance to their assets. Not all that owns a Bitcoin are already keeping it well on a storage like hardware wallets where it's safer in the sense and proven by the many of us.

One thing with the banking system is that they can be bankrupted by just simply filing a chapter 7 or 13. And not just that, if there is an economic turmoil, the banks can simply stopped all of the withdrawals to delay the panic of depositors upon doing batches of withdrawals.

Whilst for Bitcoin, it is in our hands except those that are deposited in exchanges and that's in the same situation in the banks.

But if we're the one who's holding it, we hold our wealth and there is no third party intervention and we're free to move it in and out anytime we want to.

Don't believe those apps.

It's fake that you can mine Bitcoin on android phones. What they do is show you some graphics that may look like you're mining. But the real deal is nothing is happening behind that.

You need ASICs, powerful miners for you to mine Bitcoin and using a mobile phone will just destroy your phone because of the heat. Or it might not even work from the beginning.

Being a professional gambler means that you're solely committed into it and have left everything in your career just to pursue it. But the advantage of one taking risk in that as a profession is they can go back from where they've come from.

It's a difficult profession because you'd rely on yourself and you have to keep on winning for you to do that. I don't know if some pros here are relying to the bonuses that they have been receiving as incentives of their wagers.

That is possible but that's not something that they can rely wholly as their source of income and they still need to do some bets and win it.

Yes, that's the first thought that both of us have when we've seen the pages of this thread because I've also posted there.

It's okay, the other was already closed.

The competition is hard for the new ones if they're not going to make their brands exposed and advertised.

And that's why marketing them is important and that gives them an edge to be recognized by the other customers of the casinos that are in this competition in the market.

I remember that there was a thread already but then if that was locked and this is the new one, let's stick on this one.

Unlike before when I was accessing ybets, I have problems of not viewing the entire casino. But this time, when I've checked them again.

I was able to see it and it's a good dark themed reddish design. And so this means that my country isn't on the blocked list.

Do you plans of having an additional bookie for sports betting?

One is about their way of living. If gambling is already in the roots of their living since they were a kid and have seen it done by the older people, they have been with that tradition and so it's just brought up until they become adults and professionals.

Next is, that's the livelihood in their country and so many of its citizens are also gambling because it's been everywhere and the government earns a lot from the industry.

While they can afford not to allow their citizens to gamble and so with such policies, their main target is only to let tourists to gamble.

If that's me, I don't think that I'll gamble if there is no desire for me to win. I won't waste my money gambling all day long just to find that feeling. But as usual, the feeling is always there.

I'm not sure with wealthy people if it drives them to just lose their money and they don't care if they just lose everything.

There is something that we have in common, small and big time gamblers and that's the craving to win more, and have more.

Yes, that's not discriminatory. The banks would even want you to spend your card and purchase your things under your limit if it's a credit card.

Addressing the issue of rejected card and concluding that it is racist isn't actually enough. Everyone experiences this when there's a problem from the bank and we don't even conclude that we've faced racism.

But if it's about Bitcoin, we agree that it's open for everyone. And the transactions are irreversible so there is no room for mistakes per transfers.

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This is the biggest mistake that I've done years ago. Thinking that my BTCs converted into the altcoins of my choice would give me more profit than by just holding Bitcoin.

A huge mistake that I've learned of and that's why after that mistake, if I want to invest in alts, I just let it pass and in no way I am going to use my BTCs for taking profits.

I guess with this bull run, if someone has took profit and sold some BTCs to own their dream house. I won't argue with that.

A dream, and a house that has become true because of Bitcoin.

I have also planned this before.

But I am unsure of how the markets would go. Well, you're free to do this.

With you can leverage your position for buying at a quite lower price and then selling them when it's a bit high.

15% isn't bad. That's a lot considering that you've seen many corrections already and I think it's a timing that if it's the peak that we have for this cycle, corrections will definitely too deep like what we've seen when it's down by under $80k.

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If you already have a plan to sell, you should have done that when it was $123k or above $120k.

But I guess that I don't think you already have something to hold on to and so, if you're thinking of buying now. At what price you think you'll think of selling it anyway?

It's going to be a difficult decision for you and that's why you're hesitating because these are the harder times when you don't if it will be back to the peak soon or it will start to drop.

Why not just hold it if you know that BlackRock and the rest are also holding long term?