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do you learn better by watching or just jmping into a hand with play money first

Kolo Muani alwyas finds a way in

That stutter step thing just looks cool until it backfires, you could almost see him overthinking it in the run up. Bet the whole stadium held their breath right before the miss.

Some days I just reroll yesterday’s vibe on low energy but a new beginning means more when you slept terrible and still drag yourself up. Coffee's good for a second wind but waking up late with no plan kinda has its own reset energy that a schedule cant fake.

Honestly reminds me of a FIFA save I had last year where my best CB got a straight red in the round of 16 and I had to play the next two knockout matches with a 67 rated youth player, absolute disaster. England might actually feel that loss more than people think, Quansah was lowkey solid in the buildup.

Messi, he just does it wthout all the theatrics.

moroco helld strong but that mbappe pace is just unfair

yeah the surprise factor is real, I also never post on other forums but somehow stake got me writing replies at 3am lol

Lovely until you get rivered three times straight.

I hate when settings arent truly permanent, you untick something and the next fresh table just resets it like you never touched a thing. Drives me up the wall tbh

Idk about a full on robbery, sometimes those Egyptian games just take forever to warm up and people mistake that dry spell for being scammed. Maybe the big hit is just lurkig on the next bonus buy instead of raw spins.

Bono's penalty heroics made me real money that whole run, instant legend.

Freerolls are way better than just watching videos because you finally feel the pace of a real hand without sweating your deposit, but mixing that with a penny home game is where the fun actually sticks. I would grind a few free tourneys to nail down the mechanics and then find some friends for a micro cash night, the chat alone teaches you more than any YouTube clip.