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Messages - luckyledger

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I think such an important, unification fight deserves its own topic.

The legendary fight for the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion is only a little over 2 weeks away. Both fighters are undefeated in their professional boxing careers and both put their belts on the line, which are as follows:
WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, IBO, The Ring

So far, Fury is a favourite but only a slight one with odds as follows:

Fury: x1,84
Draw: x16.0
Usyk: x2.00

Feel free to share your thoughts and predictions.

I was ready to put my money on Fury, but having some second thoughts after his rather poor performance against Ngannou.

Personally, I support Usyk, but it's my preference. If we are talking about Ngannou's fight, he is not the boxer, but he is definitely the opponent you don't want to see in the ring  :D

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Gambling discussion / Re: Do you tell your husband you gamble?
« on: May 15, 2024, 01:02:23 PM »
Before entering into a domestic relationship, it would be good for us to be open with our partners, don't let them find out after marriage or they find out about our habits from other people, this is one of the factors that will create a rift in the household.

However, they will definitely accept everything if they really love us. Whether something is good or bad can be communicated, and it would be better if we were open before marriage.

In as much I don't see anything wrong with gambling, I don't think all this formality is needed but be transparent in everything you do in your relationship, you should ask each other questions, ask your hobbies and what you love to do in your free time so you don have to start any explanation when he later see you pressing your phone or changing tab from one casino to the other. ;D

Make sure not to be a person that is addicted, it is going to affect your relationship a lot because one of the problems of relationship when there is financial misunderstanding and zero accountability, gambling gives you these two.
This will also have a good impact when we are open with our partners, so there are people who will always remind us when we start not being good at gambling, I mean we are leading to a bad addiction. By being open with your partner, there is control that they can exert without us having to tell them.

This is something important, because maybe if it were our partner, we would be more accepting of what they say, because we know that a household contains two people who must understand each other. When they start reminding us, it means there is something wrong with us.
When there is a good relationship between each other, one will give importance to the other's opinion, one will support the other's decision, but then there will be peace in that family. The constant turmoil between husband and wife, if someone does not give importance to someone's opinion or respect someone's decision, then there will never be peace in that world. The husband decided to gamble, if the wife supports him, then the husband will get confidence, and if the wife is interested in gambling, if the husband helps her, then both of them can do their jobs well. If husband and wife work in such a way that both of them are unhappy, then there will always be trouble in that family.

Wise words! If gambling doesn't hurt your family, and you can spend some money on gambling just to have fun, I don't see any problems here!

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Yeah exactly. Poor people do gambling more than rich people though there are gambling addicts that were from rich family as well but there were only few of them because majority comes from poor people and one more thing money is not a problem for most rich gamblers since they do have stable source. Based on my observation here in my place that is what the reality is. Regardless of financial status both can gamble even after a huge win.
While it's true that money is not a problem for rich gamblers, you should also remember that there is no limit to how much a man can lose in gambling if he doesn't control his emotions, and considering the fact that rich people has lots of money, then that means they have even more to lose than the poor because they have a steady flow of income, that's why it's possible for gambling to cripple even a rich man financially.
Even if a rich person has a lot of money, his money is not infinite at all, that is, at some point, his money may run out. Since money can run out, it doesn't take long for a rich person to become poor. If Rich Duari thinks that he has enough money and that gambling and losing money won't have a bad financial impact on his life, then I think he's wrong. If he is constantly losing money by gambling, then at some point he will surely run out of money and then he will realize that he must have had the wrong idea.

Many rich people have a source of income and play just to have fun, so it's almost the same for hobbies like playing guitar. I know some people who spent more than six figures on it, just collecting.

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Ethereum Forum / Re: Why Ethereum is The Best?
« on: May 14, 2024, 05:34:48 PM »
ETH L2 is great option, but using ETH as main network, it's expensive!

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Solana Forum / Re: Are you stacking solana?
« on: May 14, 2024, 05:30:54 PM »
Check out LSTs, it's a new trend!

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Solana Forum / Re: Is Solana coin a good investment?
« on: May 14, 2024, 05:27:54 PM »
Solana has the best community across all the chains!

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Gambling & Crypto Casinos / Re: STAY AWAY FROM 1XBIT
« on: May 13, 2024, 04:48:37 PM »
Thanks for warning users!

As the mentioned above, the proofs will be good, but I don't want to risk with this after reviews!

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SocialFi can be the future, but nowadays there are not so many interested users in it!

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Crypto gaming (GameFi) / Re: Thoughts on Notcoin hype so far.
« on: May 13, 2024, 04:43:07 PM »
Many people have FOMO right now, and it was an option to try or skip! TBH, I skipped it, and have FOMO, but there are lot of copycats, and looks like it won't have such a success!

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Gambling discussion / Re: Whats your experience with gambling?
« on: May 02, 2024, 05:32:17 PM »
I'm not sure if it is bad or not. But it was because I didn't understand what I was doing that the beginning of gambling turned out to be very bad. ha ha ha'
This was a very unsuccessful attempt at that time, so it made me pause for a moment to at least understand what I was playing.

That's not easy enough. Because indeed a lot of gambling is influenced by luck. And I thought, my luck isn't that good. Yes, even though sometimes it is a win, it seems like there are more losses. Because of that, I don't accept gambling because I really realize that it's not easy and the risks are actually very high.

you had a really good start with gambling :D I understand how it feels when luck isn't always on your side. Wins can be exciting but the losses definitely sting a bit more. It's super important to recognize that balance just like you have.

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Being in the right state of mind can truly make or break the experience. I’ve noticed myself that when Im mentally prepared my decision making improves drastically. Mental readiness seems like a crucial, yet often overlooked element of successful gambling. In fact, mental health is important in any activity. Its really not advisable to engage in tasks that require attention and responsibility when we're tired, confused or unfocused.

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Im with you. Such people are often sensitive and unsolicited criticism is rarely constructive and brings no results. People without addictions must learn to cultivate empathy and treat addicts with understanding. And probably this is also easier said than done because usually the first reaction to the action of a person's addiction is negative. But still since those facing addiction may not fully grasp their situation, expecting them to respond positively to criticism is unrealistic.
I wouldn't completely agree with you that the reactions to the actions of an addicted fellow is ALWAYS negative. If you say it's mostly negative then I'll agree but not always.
Let's assume you were once addicted to gambling and then you finally got help and quit the addiction, are you saying that you'll get a negative reflex or reaction when you confront someone who is still fighting addiction.

In such a case, I bet the first thing you'd do is put yourself in his shoes because you'd understand what it means and how it feels to be addicted and how helpless the person is.

Its true, my perspective might have come off as a bit too general. Reactions can indeed vary widely. But what I was trying to say is that most of the time, people's first reaction is negative, and that's because not many folks have been through this themselves or seen someone close go through it. They can really relate and understand. But the truth is, most people haven't had that kind of close up experience with addiction. So my point is as a society we really need to learn how to be more understanding and supportive. We're not really taught how to handle these situations, how to treat people who are struggling, which is something we need to work on. We need to bring a bit more empathy.

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Cryptocurrency Trading / Re: Trading is not same thing as Gambling
« on: May 01, 2024, 01:21:16 AM »
I keep seeing this type of comparison all the time and everywhere. I think its quite obvious that they are not the same but for some reason it must be "feeling" same to some people. If you are not using TA or FA, if you are not reading the charts, if you are not putting your entire trading knowledge into each trade, then yeah you may feel that way. Still doesn't mean its gambling, but a newbie just randomly picking something may feel a little bit like a gambler. I believe that as long as we get to just have a positive return or at least potential to it, the lack of house edge alone makes it quite possible for you to be fine.

Its true, any activity where a newbie jumps in and just hopes for the best can feel a lot like gambling. Its about luck for them at that point kind of like playing the lottery. If you're not looking at charts or putting your knowledge to work I can totally see why it might feel more like a gamble. But processes that you can control or predict more than 80% can hardly be considered random

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a gambling addict will stop if he is aware of it on his own and cannot be forced if it is not from their heart, even if it is religion and family, if they do not have a strong intention to leave gambling

I fully with you. True change does indeed come from within and gambling is no exception. Its essential that the person has a genuine and strong desire to change. I wholeheartedly agree that self awareness is the cornerstone of meaningful and lasting transformation.

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Gambling discussion / Re: No risk no gain
« on: May 01, 2024, 12:24:46 AM »
Dont you find it funny, that "no risk = no gain" can simultaneously be "risk = no gain", but it almost unlikely to be "no risk = gain" situation? That no matter how much you risk you can still lose. Originally it suppose to mean that you cant achieve without trying, but it turns that you can try, spend time money and still fail. To this quote, I would like to add the word regret. This would suit perfectly as a motivation and a lighthouse for every gambler. No matter how you play, how you deal with your money and how your life is going, a person should never regret what he did. This is his life lesson, experience and he should accept it no matter if it is bad or good.

And what if there are rare instances like receiving an unexpected inheritance where "no risk = gain" does indeed seem plausible :)
However, as you noted typically to gain something substantial one must be willing to take a risk whether it be of time, money or effort.
Each situation demands a unique approach to risk and how we manage that risk often defines our outcomes.
I agree with your perspective on regret as well. Every experience, whether positive or negative shapes us. Embracing each as an invaluable lesson allows us to transform our experiences into strengths.

What happens is that when things like inheritance are something inevitable, there is no risk, but it is a great loss that is suffered, so everything has its risk and effort in the same way, so this is something that will always be noticed, Personally, I say something, in everything in life you Must take risks in order to have some profits, and the most you can do is lose the rest if it goes well , then you win and big, so what happens is not bad. This also applies in the casino, when we play we know that money is at risk, in investments and everywhere, in gambling the risk is much stronger, there are people who have lost everything because they do not know how to control themselves, that is something This happens to many players and is what should be Avoided.

Its true, every aspect of life involves some level of risk and managing it effectively is important. And in gambling we can see how risk plays out in more intense environments.
Its important, as you note, to maintain control and awareness. I think it underscores the value of self discipline and the need for effective risk management strategies not just in gambling, but across all areas of life. Learning to navigate these risks, understanding when to take chances and knowing when to step back are essential skills that can lead to significant rewards or protect us from serious losses.

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