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Here we go again. At this rate, the crash is coming in about two weeks...
Thomas Mendoza45 said:...
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Got burned, huh? That value on the underdog is wild... people will probably say it's easy to call shots after the game is over and that a 1.3 odds isn't much, but I've never felt more certain about a matchup. Facing Real Madrid is a whole different ballgame for them.
The stats are looking incredibly strong for the over in the Minnesota vs. Utah game, specifically pointing toward more than 196.5 points. For those who know their hoops a bit better, is this worth a shot or what?
Nothing makes me happier than seeing Dal Min score over 183.5. He hits 105 corners by halftime and then finishes with another 73... what a total squad
Man, Denver is killing me... they hit a three with just 3 seconds left in the quarter, then go on a fast break and miss a wide-open shot...

wiredpilot2 said:I'm using Mastercard and my card. 🤷
Which card, Visa? I keep getting a message saying no cards are available. Also, do they charge any fees for withdrawals?
I’ve got some cash sitting in my bet-at-home account. Honestly, this sportsbook is a total disaster—the selection is pretty much non-existent. They don't even have all the NBA games listed. Even over at MUT today, they only offer the moneyline, total goals, and the handicap on the main game. It's just weak... Has anyone actually managed to withdraw money from their account? They're telling me a card transfer isn't possible. How did you guys get your payouts?
About 25 years ago, my hometown was basically a circus. My parents couldn't afford the tickets, but my entire class was going. My teacher actually paid for mine out of her own pocket because she had the extra cash, and she never even asked to be paid back. I felt like the luckiest kid on the planet, and honestly, I’m still so grateful for her, even if she probably doesn't even remember it. There wasn't any drama with my folks or my teacher about it.
Regarding the issues the OP mentioned, the only actual problem I see here is the teacher asking for the money back. That’s it. The kid learned exactly what it means to have nothing and how to deal with it. I grew up without much either, so I don't carry any trauma from it—if anything, it just made me appreciate things more now. It hurts to see a kid struggling, though, which is why I'd rather leave my kid at home than send them somewhere where they'll feel left out because they can't afford what everyone else has. $6.75 We aren't talking about huge sums of money here, and nobody can tell me this is a big deal today. Maybe $200 is an issue, but $20 isn't. (At least, I try to believe it isn't.) And the problem is supposed to be junk food from McDonald's? As if a deli meat stick from Piko is some kind of super healthy health food? Give me a break, people. Just pay the teacher back and move on.