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I can't write Arsenal off from winning the champions league as things stand. I have some strong convictions that they have all it takes to go all the way and win it. In a one legged final, it is very fine margins that defines victory.
I naturally don't replay games that I have completed. It is boring already. But if combat and strategy are excellent, I can play that game multiple times.
If micro transactions don't affect gameplay, it is fine. They are good for cosmetics and skins. It is only bad when it determines the outcome of a game and turn it to pay to win.
I think self driving cars are presently overrated as at now. What with the wild timelines when we are still more than a decade to achieve full autonomy of self driving cars.
I think digital payment systems are really underrated. They have transformed lives in many regions of the world helping people to take up online jobs and get paid.
Generative AI tools has helped a lot of people save time and efforts by taking up task like writing drafts, analyzing data and scheduling from users. That's what I love about it. What I don't like about it is the bias that it always displays as a result of it's training.
Xender is the app that I think it is too good to be free. Data subscription is already expensive and having to send files over the internet would have been very expensive. I think Xender offers such incredible value to be complete free.
I prefer single bets. The outcome is dependent on one event which is some solid chance. Accumulation of bets reduces your chances of winning because the odds are more against you.
I can't play virtual sports betting. It is very easy to lose money on virtual sports betting than with live sports betting. Within an hour, there are more than 50 virtual sports events, increasing your risk of losing money.
I think the best way to recover from your gambling losses is to handover your bank accounts to a trusted family member. That would help to limit you taking out money to gamble to recover that big loss.
If I won the lottery, the first thing that I would do would be to build my parents a new home, setup a business for them, as also expand my own business.
I think Uncut Gems is the best movie that I have seen that is based on gambling. It captures the total reality in chasing losses. You see the main character always sleeping on a chance to walk away, always looking for a way to get back the small funds he staked and lost.
One gambling fact that I know is that only about 10% of gamblers end up with more money than they started long term. That's to say on average, gamblers are more likely to lose money.
It is sports betting that I have mastered among all the gambling games. I have won sports betting more than any other form of gambling. If I have to play one form of gambling for the rest of my life, it is certainly sports betting.
Binary trading is much closer to gambling than it is to trading. Being wrong by a fraction of a penny means that you lose 100% of your investment, that sounds like even advanced gambling to me.