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If you ask me, they’re easily among the best... I mean, what’s the big deal about a $50 minimum withdrawal? You can just top up whatever amount you're missing to hit that $50 mark and pull it out—I’ve done it myself, works like a charm. The absolute best part is they don't hit you with those annoying fees on deposits or withdrawals, unlike some other places that'll nickle-and-dime you... you know, like taking a dollar just for a currency conversion or something. I’ve moved thousands in and out through them and honestly, never had a single issue...
PayPal is a total mess if you ask me, and I know plenty of people who've lost money, so I'm staying far away from that. Stick with Bank of America and enjoy the peace of mind in the USA 🙂
Maybe give them a shout—who knows, they might actually recognize the bank's name if you phrase it a slightly different way...
Honestly, nothing new here—I just lose all faith in humanity whenever I see someone dropping massive stacks on SS or HL. It’s pure stupidity, plain and simple... nothing else to it.
We aren't going to put up with posts like this anymore. Look, everyone is entitled to their own take, but nobody gets to be a jerk to anyone else.
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Honestly, I've had my best luck using Unibet and Wwin.com so far... they just seem to work better for me...
Arthur Hill2 said:I mean, if none of the star players are stepping on the court—hell, even the coach isn't showing up...🙂
What’s even the point of playing them? : )
Keith Moore21 said:Memphis -13.5
They're facing off against Charlotte—honestly, the absolute worst squad in the league right now—who just can't seem to stop losing by huge margins... plus they've got a laundry list of injuries, and word on the street is some players are even getting into scraps with the coach, so the locker room chemistry is basically non-existent... Memphis is easily one of the top-tier teams in the league, playing lights out lately, sitting at the 4 spot in the West—which means home-court advantage in a potential playoff showdown against the Clippers (who are also hovering around 4th with just one more loss than Memphis)... there is such a massive gap in talent, momentum, and vibes here, not to mention the injury situation... everything points to a blowout, maybe like a 20-point lead for Memphis... 😁
pros and cons, kind of like the Cold War... 🙂
It’s not even about guts, really—it’s just common sense... if every single indicator is screaming "over," why on earth would you go with the under?
Arthur Hill2 said:👍 I'm watching
In that case—good luck🙂 honestly, I’d love some double picks from you guys since I don't have the time to track every single player myself... though I do love placing a little something on a game here and there. Ideally looking for an under if possible, so if anyone has any advice on what might be worth playing in the prop markets for a bit, just let me know. Thanks! 🙂
Just passing along the info from Dominik Hasek, for those who haven't seen it yet or if anyone's getting mixed signals... honestly, I can barely keep up myself, but hey, just trying to help out where I can.
NBA: Utah Jazz vs Toronto Raptors - Jan 26, 2012; 03:00 (Dominik Hasek)
PICK: Al Jefferson (Utah Jazz) over 18.5 points @ 1.85
STAKE: $83
So, Al Jefferson is playing center this season, averaging about 33.2 minutes a night with a stat line of 18.3 points and 9.4 rebounds. One thing you really gotta keep in mind—and it’s pretty huge—is that he’s basically the ONLY true center the Jazz have right now. To make things even more interesting, the squad only has two other guys who can flex at forward/center: Paul Millsap, who’s in the starting lineup, and Derrick Favors, who steps in for both Millsap and Jefferson. Jefferson had a bit of a rocky start to the season because he was dealing with some minor injury stuff—he missed one game and only managed 4 points in another—but once he got his rhythm back, he’s been the guy leading the charge when it comes to scoring. He’s looking at roughly 16-17 field goal attempts per game with a 47.4% success rate, plus he’s actually a decent free throw shooter, hitting over 75%, which is kinda rare for a big man, right? Over the last four games, Jefferson only cleared 18 points once (twice he landed exactly on 18), but look—the Jazz are coming off five full days of rest, and I really think that extra downtime means we should expect a massive performance from him tonight. The Toronto Raptors are actually a perfect matchup for him because they don't have a defensive powerhouse at the center position. Andrea Bargnani just came back from being sidelined and immediately carried the Raptors to a win against the Phoenix Suns by dropping 36, but let's be real, he's an offensive-minded center who doesn't exert himself much on defense... and Jefferson should definitely exploit that. It also helps that Utah isn't exactly loaded with elite shooters, so their whole game plan often boils down to just feeding the ball inside. Last season, Jefferson went off against Toronto, putting up 27 and 34 points in their matchups. Since he's not the type to constantly get himself into foul trouble—he's only picked up 5 fouls in just one game all season, and in the NBA, you're out after 6—and since I don't see the Jazz completely falling apart here, it's pretty logical that Jefferson is going to see plenty of minutes tonight. I don't know about you guys, but everything I'm seeing points toward him clearing this number... I'm taking this one without a second thought.