wrenvi5
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Saw them teaar apart Netherlands last month, Griezmann just ran the whole midfield like it was nothing.
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What is your go-to bet size when starting a session?
wrenvi5 replied to BeepBaby's topic in Casino Discussion
i tend to go in with my usual size rght away, hate wasting time on micro bets lol. do you ever switch sizes mid session if the vibe feels off? -
Before you even deposit, set a hard limit on how many minutes you will play and never adjust the game speed.
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id rather lose a bet on a match where I can actually watch and feel the momentum shift than stare at spinning reels that just eat my balance slowly without any feedback
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I actually think the thrill of uncertainty gets a bit too much credit. For me it is more about the small moments of relief from daily stress, even if it is just a quick session.
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Messi shapes the game so differently
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Mbappe clears if they go deep
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Horse Racing: Are we ever going to get a proper racing product?
wrenvi5 replied to MarkusEmo's topic in Sportsbook Discussion
do you think it's a liuqidity thing holding them back? -
Any good sports documentary recommendations? Content: Looking for som
wrenvi5 replied to Ixecube's topic in Multimedia
I caught a BBC doc called "The Four Year Plan" about QPR when they were bought by billionaire investors and it was absolute chaos. Felt like watching a car crash in slow motion, honestly way more gripping than most drama series Ive seen -
Honestly after losing a bet on Argentina in 2014 when Gotze scored that extra time goal I just can't trust them in tight finals anymore. France feels safer with Mbappe's speed wrecking defences plus they have the depth to handle it if someone gets injured.
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Went to a Padres game last year and watchhed Darvish throw a pitch so slow the batter had already stepped out by the time it crossed the plate.
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France cruise mode huh
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The first time I watched O Brother Where Art Thou I ended up replaying the Man of Constant Sorrow scene like five times in a row, that whole soundtrack is dangerously catchy.