Sometimes an old athlete may want to come back for some special match. Some bettors might still bet on him despite of old age and lack of recent experiences in the sport. That is because of what we call nostalgia. They might recall the past memories or past performances of the athlete that may not necessarily reflect the recent performance of the athlete. So be careful when betting because you might just be nostalgic.

I am afraid that a lot of Americans may fall for this. They might think that they would be doing it for their country but they most likely wouldn’t know where their money is going to. They might think they are being patriotic but they’re just making a mistake. It’s like paying taxes twice.

For me, I’ll stop when I have won a pretty good money. Preferably double the initial bet however any win and I should know it would be best to stop. So many times it has happened where I was winning but kept gambling and in the end I just lost money and never got to win any more. So if I won, I should at least keep some and consider stopping soon.

Yes, it’s regrettable when for example you sold your money immediately when bitcoin hit $100k but now you will see bitcoin hitting $120k or more you will definitely get FOMO and think of buying again but hold on to that urge and just wait for bitcoin to correct. It will correct and then you can buy.

I would not blame anyone not just from football but in any sport. After all sports are also businesses deals and sources of income and that is their career we are talking about so if they think they see a better future with another team then there is nothing to talk about. It would be devastating for fans of the team but sport is a business too.

What if he is just extremely lucky that is why he keeps winning? Is that called a professional gambler already? Anyone can be lucky and anyone can be responsible but I would not just call anyone a responsible gambler.
Probably someone who uses gambling as a source of income. If he has learned how to play a game that uses strategy then that may be considered as professional.

There could be ways to verify what both are saying and this is what is good with blockchain tech, right? They can't just manipulate proof because anyone can verify for themselves. But right now, there are so many uncertainties going around. El Salvador remains to be genuine about their bitcoin journey though since they are the ones who first took the risk and made bitcoin legal tender anyway.

A lot of famous and big crypto casinos require KYC too anyway so as said there is not much difference unless you are really using a complete decentralized casino then you would just prefer crypto for that to maintain complete anonymity. If you are not that strict about anonymity, you can still use crypto for privacy and for convenience.

China and Asia is known to be pioneers of tech and innovation. There are so many people in Asia and China particularly that are tech savvy and before the ban, China was known to have high transactions in bitcoin.
There are also other countries who may be following US. Like UAE, there have been many moves that are definitely making sure that bitcoin is being welcomed properly in the country.

My question is did he trade or did he just buy at a right time then sold at a right time? I think you should inform him that bitcoin is doing really well right now because it is currently on a bull run but there are possibilities that bitcoin will not be doing so well later on. Sure, it can recover but there would be hard times. Regardless whether how good bitcoin has been treating him, I do not think we should only depend on one source of income. We should always have safety nets.

It is still exciting for the rich people but the levels are different. If you are not that rich, $100 is probably very exciting for you but to rich people they may not even give another thought a $100 lol that is why the richer they are the higher of the amount they bet to increase the risk.

Have you ever been successful? I am curious about those who are extremely dedicated to this field. It seems like it is hard to actually be successful in this field unless you have some partial information that can help you. There is also the question of whether this is unethical because you are gaining access to coins that are not yours. It might be considered hacking, is it not?

The what if's will be definitely insane. I think it will not go away but just like anything in life we would have been left with no choice but to accept the results of our choices. But then again, not winning your whole life would also give you lots of what if's so the question is still which hurts more.

The most important and valuable resource in the world is time. It is limited and non-refundable. You can never take back the time you lost. Time spent productively is valuable. Every second, every minute, every hour dedicated to something that could improve your status whether that is physically, mentally or financially... expect something good to come out of something you made time for. You have to choose wisely where to spend your time because making this choice, you will be trading an opportunity for another. If you decided to spend this time lounging around instead of dedicating your time to improving yourself then you are losing the chance to be a better version of yourself.

It is a good thing that he himself is confident in Bitcoin. This will make those who are underneath him and as well as shareholders trust him more. It shows that he knows what he is doing and not just following the trend but in reality he doesn't know how to manage bitcoin really. If you do not believe in one thing, how do you expect for others to believe what you preach?

The article may have only found data from countries where gambling is legal because all the other countries are only gambling secretly or in underground. But I still also think that countries definitely should legalize gambling instead of restricting it and making it impossible to track gambling activities.

Altcoins are known to usually be preferred by those who want quick profits. They are not very known for long term holding because they usually end up dumping after only a few months and they never get another ath. Only very few altcoins remain relevant today like ethereum. But it is also not reaching new aths from what I know.

It might be tedious but I would rather go through all that process just to ensure the safety of my money than regret what I did not do. Like everyone always says, it is better safe than sorry so do not be lazy and comfortable. Always remain alert and vigilant. Better to be paranoid than lose all my money.

Not really sure if my country has grown, lol. There seems to be issues from the past that continue to persist until now. I feel also that individually there wasn't much growth if we are talking about wealth at least.
Is it not possible to have all three? We should strive for most in life and not just settle for one. We should cover everything that we lack.

Let's say when gambling, you follow a specific pattern. Let us use lottery for example. You bet on the same specific set of numbers. What would be more regrettable? Betting on the same set of numbers for the rest of your life and not winning or... changing up the set you bet on only for your old set to win?

Basically, would you rather bet on the same thing again and again then regret not exploring more or explore different kinds of bets then miss out on a win?