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Comment by EdwardH on July 1, 2025 at 4:26am
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And if you compare betting to gambling games? I’m not gonna lie to myself and pretend gambling could bring in steady income. But still, why choose something less profitable when you could go for something more profitable.
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And what about betting? I heard that it is a good way to earn money.
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