I think that if you are +18 years old, you make decisions, the activity is irrelevant, I think that classifying the effect of your profession is secondary, so, it doesn't matter the profession or activity, if it is going to affect you, it will.

I know successful stories of students who have managed to combine their love of gambling with the obligation to study.

If you replace the above with "students" for any profession, it works. :  )

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Exactly, "that's way where the shots go," says a saying, so that's where the bets go, in what you post.

I just mentioned it in other thread today, in poker, a very high level player in tournaments loses 70% of the time, that is, he has an ITM of 30%, then the average of mortals loses 80%, which puts him at an average ITM of 20%.

The skill of betting is not to win, it is to stay away from losses as best as possible percentage-wise.

to whom the comment falls:

There are achievements, triumphs, joys, incredible defeats, amazing stories of how they manage to win medals and others lose them and that doesn't reach the collective, but a true and viral news everyone is a referee to comment on it, it starts to rain commentators on duty who perhaps only read a headline.

It is a particular situation, these athletes give their youth for the Olympic achievement, let's celebrate that, this stupidity of the boxer should never have happened, but that doesn't stop these athletes or the achievement that means winning a medal.

Today I watched for fun the medal final on trampoline, where the favorite Chinese athlete Hu Yicheng, not only lost the gold medal but was left off the podium.

Someone saw the defeat of the Japanese judoka, someone saw the exceptional Simone Byles come back and win again.

Today Mexico made history, and by 2.5 points lost the Gold medal to the Chinese, which would have been a great surprise.

Man, don't see the glass half full and even less, say that the glass is full of shit, because you don't have the slightest idea of ​​what Olympic sport means.

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First of all I thought you were looking for additional comments on your ideas, but you throw out "premises" as if they were truths.

Nowadays, in my personal opinion there is very good documentation on the Internet to support yourself with readings that allow you to train yourself as a player. Read well to train yourself, let's start there, reading a book on game theories is to inform yourself, to have an idea of ​​why you lose, why you win, why there are long periods of losses, they are called Downsize, and in those conceptual ideas you learn to live within the world of betting.

Read well again, I still haven't said successful, winner or loser, since, absolutely nothing that you read makes you a winner and in that perspective it doesn't make you a loser either.

I have to be honest,I think  we are over 18 years old, right?, and your comments are like throwing candy:

First thing to do is change your mindset. Yes as you heard it! Stop gambling and stop losing. Set a gaming budget and use money you've planned to spend on gaming. Well, gaming is playing with a strategy; gambling is going in without a plan and hoping for the best.

It doesn't work like that, there is no budget that is worth it if you don't establish an adequate resource to betting size.

You will lose depending on the case more than 90% or 99% of the time, this in traditional casino games.

In poker, Tournaments, which depends on your skills, no matter how good you are, you lose on average, and it if you are really good more than 70% of the time, and the average mortal will lose more than 80% of Tournaments.

Losing is a rule normal of betting.

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 If you're on a hot streak, ride it out, but don't spend all your winnings on the streak. The secret is! Learn to recognize when you're on a hot streak and when it's over, so you don't waste money. I know this is not an easy method but with practice you will get the hang of it.

In traditional casino games that idea ruins you, just always keep in mind time routines or number of bets, regardless of whether the winning curve is positive or negative.

In poker, this idea works, yeah! when you are "runner runner," it is incredible, it is like playing in god mode, and just as there are negative streaks, which last for months, I have read about players who have negative streaks for years, a player from my region has documented this streak very well, but he was able to sustain losses basically because he applied the first point I mentioned well.

In any case, in this one I do give you credit, skill and experience are needed to detect these abnormal appearances, which are not strange, since just as we have stages of losses, the positive ones appear, in any case, it is something that the good player manages to maintain in the Breakeven.

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Finally, "luck is a lady," and ladies love the generous and the confident players...

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man luck is variance, that's what you have to know.

In a capitalist society where the rich are getting richer and the poor are poorer, the introduction of crypto-finance can create a sustainable economic environment in the face of inflation. The expansion of trade in decentralized financial systems and especially the rising value of Bitcoin can be an important hedge for marginalized people. Also, by introducing transactions at various institutional levels, excess pressure on the fiat can be reduced, which can help curb inflation. Above all, economic freedom at the individual level and expansion of the institutional transaction system can bring a positive financial outlook for the entire country

What is your opinion?

I don't think that bitcoin improves economies, it is a recurring theme and in a certain way it is a Pandora's box, it is the reality, but what emerges within that box cannot be an intrinsic result of the application or use of bitcoin, in the first instance, no.

For now, there is only one practical example from the macroeconomic point of view, and it is El Salvador, for now, despite being in force for almost 3 years, it is only still in standby mode. In the rest of the world, where its use is widespread, it is still a reserve of value, an investment asset, (etc.) which is oriented to particular interests.

These particular interests do not have to be a reflection of improvements in the economies or in the influence on the people, you can see it or better said, an example is the ETF, its benefits go to a privileged sector, and the triggering factor is what is left for the bitcoin community.

That is, you may not have a dollar in your possession, that is, you handle FIAT, but the effect of its decline or growth affects your local currency; for now, bitcoin does not have that influence.

I don't know why there is a belief that bitcoin should or should not be taught, surely they don't have children, I'm 90% sure of that. 

Man, today's children, S XXI, have grown up in the era of  information at their fingertips, so, today, we have become (I'm speaking as a parent) guides of the information that our children receive.

A child between 4 and 6 years old, is on a platform such as... e.g. example; Roblox, buying and selling items, in some cases a little older, 10-12 years old or older, they design these products and put them up for sale, with something called Robux... then, that roughly gives you an idea of how young people learning today, and on perspective on how (they) to deal with bitcoin.

It is an issue that, based on the times we live in, young people today do not wait for information, they demand it.

You mention Ki Young Ju, I don't know what the difference is in what we all think in reference to the existing data and what we could project, but it is just mere speculation, whoever expected an ATH this year, broke the known historical ones.

So unless Ki Young Ju has a crystal ball, we will have to wait, but without a doubt, 2025 foresees breaking at least the last ATH, that in my case could be a `'measured' projection.

En la 'jugada*' para capturar la imagen, Freemind... aunque teníamos unos 15 días para su captura, digo, por lo que duran estos juegos Olímpicos.

Ese logo muy bien, totalmente original, y ese #2 jugando con la visual para ser parte del #4, esta muy Cool.

^{*se dice en el coloquio (slang de estos lares)de alguien que consigue sus objetivos en el justo momento o cuando corresponde hacerlo.}