Congradz. :)

It can and has been done. It isn't easy, but not impossible either.

I don't drink whisky any more, but when I did, generally neat (straight), over the rocks, or, occasionally, in a Manhattan.

As most have seen on the news, Pope Francis passed away on Easter. Soon the Church will select a new Pontiff. (I was born and raised Catholic, so I follow news related to said, to some degree.) Weird question: anyone, even informally, willing to bet who will be the next Bishop of Rome...

Interesting. Would you consider the US top-tier and, if so, what venues / opportunities would you suggest one pursues? Because a c-note a day largely on autopilot / online would be a fine side hustle. Thanks.

These days, boxing.

Indeed. Mike Shackleford, also known as the Wizard of Odds, have a series of tutorials should it be of interest:

The chatter doesn't impact my play, but it does the experience. I don't know, maybe it is because I'm getting to a certain age where my tolerance for BS is limited, but negativity is just a waste.

I was figuring the Chiefs too, but man, so far it has been a blowout for Philli.

Roger that. Thanks much.

Hey all. I tried adding a poll to the American football section, but the option does show there like in other sections. Anyone else see this and know how to fix? Thanks!

Hey all. Who do you think will win the big game? The Kansas City Chiefs or Philadelphia Eagles? Cheers.

Out of curiosity, what kind of income potential does Discussion Bucks offer in real world terms? I've done at least a couple like those in the past (e.g., Postloop and ForumWheel) and the policies and pay were atrocious. The payouts were a fraction of even some of the crappier content mills...

There's been a lot of pictures made over the years set in, around, or about casinos. Do you have any favorites? Do share. :D

The United States will have a president sworn in next week. He used to own and operate casinos, so is no stranger to the industry. He also claims to be big on deregulation. Any chance we'll see more favorable laws and regulations in gaming, casinos, online venues, etc., here in the States...

Ditto Keno: boring and the odds are heinously bad. I get why it was invented; to keep playing when having a meal, drink, or whatnot. But, man, the numbers stink. Beyond that, most slots don't do anything for me, as I'm a tables game fellow. Sure, to fritter away a few bucks or minutes...

My "day job" is working remotely for a company I've been with on and off for years, so everyday. If you mean side hustles, that is a bit more hit and miss. And with health issues I've had lately, more off than on lately. Though it would be nice to get back into the swing of things.

Actual salaried or hourly jobs online are the best, such as information technology and writing, as examples. Remote work is harder to get into and you have to have a credible resume, but it pays as well as an office or factory job.

Some of the really low end content writing jobs (e.g., bulk content, forum posting, cheap ad copy, etc.) can be soul-destroying. Those stupid paid surveys too are pretty bad too.

I can't imagine it wouldn't. Having a higher IQ is an advantage in almost all spheres of life.