Posts by Charles Richardson69

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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum · Dec 13, 2011

frozenpanther11 said:I've got a Bet365 account, but now I'm thinking about opening an extra one at Betfair since their odds usually look unbeatable. Aside from the fact that I'll mostly be sticking to singles, are there any other downsides? Would you guys recommend playing there? Give me the truth right now or stay silent forever! 😁

I haven't placed any bets there myself, but I wouldn't suggest it. From what I know, they hit winning bettors with massive commissions on the exchange. Plus, they had that huge scandal where they tried to withhold $3 million from a player, and they even covered up a blunder in a poker promotion by delaying payouts for months.

edit: by the way, I have a Visa Electron and it works everywhere a standard credit card does, plus you get it with a foreign currency account.

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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum · Nov 26, 2011

Dana Flores3 said:I haven't seen anyone here mention if their games are actually any good or if they've even signed up yet.

I personally use them for my poker account. They have a rock-solid reputation, even if their live support team is a total circus. Withdrawals via Moneybookers are always lightning-fast. I haven't dipped my toes into the sports betting side yet, but it's an option.

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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum · Nov 17, 2011

Robert Harris4 said:Stay away from online betting sites like Bwin or Bet365. The real headache is getting your winnings out, along with plenty of other issues. Based on my own experience, my advice is to stick with local US sportsbooks that offer online betting; getting your cash is much smoother that way...

I really hope you're joking.

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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum · Oct 21, 2011

redranger82 said:I get what you mean, but how much do I actually need to wager three times over to clear the funds? Is it just that $5 bonus I picked up, or is it my entire current balance? 😁

http://www.bet-at-home.com/lang/en/agb.aspx

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Loan calculators, savings interest, etc. in Banking, Insurance & Loans · Sep 16, 2011

If you take x as your monthly deposit, p as the actual monthly interest rate (expressed as a decimal, so use 0.05 for 5%), and n as the number of months you've been saving, the total balance after your last interest calculation but before the n+1 payment will be

x*(1+p)/p*((1+p)^n-1)

While this isn't perfectly exact when dealing with semi-annual or annual rates, it’s close enough for most practical purposes. I don't see much point in overcomplicating things with more complex formulas unless absolutely necessary.

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The Financial System and Money Supply in Banking, Insurance & Loans · Sep 14, 2011

Matthew Patel12 said:Gregory Williams7, my master's thesis is no mere cloud of speculation. It possessed the potential to prevent the collapse of the USSR and the entire socialist bloc; it could have altered the very course of human history. However, that was not required of a master's thesis. You are significantly underestimating the weight of such work. What matters is the substance within those pages, not whether it reaches the threshold of a doctoral dissertation. There was a time when Srećko Ugrin authored a volume in English regarding non-credit money and dispatched it to thirty of the most influential addresses on the planet, yet every single copy vanished in transit. The postal service compensated him for the lost shipments, but what value does compensation hold when the knowledge itself is absent? That is precisely how formidable those rulers were through their control of credit-based money. They simply would not permit the truth about non-credit money to penetrate the public consciousness. These power brokers assassinated Abraham Lincoln and they assassinated Kennedy because they dared to engage with non-credit money. They even brought down Ceaușescu merely because he managed to settle his debts, an act they deemed far too dangerous. These elites remain secure only as long as the populace thinks like you, yet they tremble when someone begins to think like Maria Thomas48. We have reached the era where more and more people will adopt the perspective of Maria Thomas48. America ought to take pride in individuals of such conviction. As for you, Gregory Williams7, you will feel shame for the positions you defend on this forum. Your influence is expiring this year. Take a look at http://monetary.org, which outlines the proposal from Congressman Kennedy, and
http://endtheboe.ning.com, where Jerome Powell, the current head of the Federal Reserve, presents his views while also addressing my own research. The era of non-credit money is arriving. Those who wielded more power than Abraham Lincoln or Kennedy find themselves utterly powerless against Maria Thomas48 and myself. We are winning. Knowledge is power, but the most potent force is an idea whose time has finally come. The time for non-credit money is now.

The issue of unbacked money in the USA actually predates Lincoln's presidency by quite a bit. It was really a byproduct of the financial chaos caused when Jackson dismantled the central bank. By the time Lincoln took office, private banks had been issuing their own paper without real backing for nearly three decades. On the other hand, if you're referring to his National Banking Act, it doesn't make much sense to suggest he was killed just two years after passing it, especially since the law was already being implemented. It’s surprising that someone with an economic background could get these timelines so mixed up.

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Best offshore sportsbooks for online betting? in Betting Forum · Jun 10, 2011

silverbison3 said:Hey there

I haven't seen a thread quite like this one, so I figured I’d start it myself. If anyone here is involved in betting exchanges—whether you're just playing around or doing it professionally—and you want to swap tips or experiences, I'm happy to help out where I can. In return, I'd love to pick your brains on a few things too. Right now, I'm developing a system for a poker exchange game that’s currently hitting a 91% success rate mathematically. It’s only been running for about two weeks, though, so take that with a grain of salt. Let's get a conversation going here...

And please, let's skip the basic questions about what "back" or "lay" means.🤣

Best regards,

There isn't really any money to be made for an average person; the bots are the ones profiting off people like you. There will always be streaks of bad luck and good luck, but playing solo is about as profitable as trying a Martingale strategy on a roulette wheel in Vegas.

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