I saw a review of the topfollow app and simiral banch of apps and started wondering if it actually works. According to the reviews, everything is free, there are just in-app coins that you earn within the app and can use to get followers and likes on Instagram. Another plus is that there are zero ads in the app. Can anyone tell me if they know about it, have seen it, or tried it?
I've been trying to improve my trading discipline lately and realized that risk management is much harder than learning technical analysis.For those who trade forex, indices, or crypto, what was the biggest lesson you learned about managing risk? Was there a specific mistake that changed your approach?Would be interesting to hear experiences from South African traders.
Curious how everyone here approaches investing. Do you automatically invest every month, or do you wait for pullbacks and better opportunities?
Tested a bunch of these for a small business page and the gap in quality is pretty wild. The bad ones all fail the same way - demand your IG login upfront (instant no), paywall after 5 minutes, or so ad-heavy they're unusable. The ones that actually work use an internal coin system, e.g. topfollow - complete tasks in the app, earn coins, spend them on reach. No account access needed which solves the main trust issue immediately. Clean permissions, transparent economy, no dark patterns. Anyone else been down this rabbit hole? What did you actually find worth using and what was just noise?
Before finishing my Hume Health purchase, I spent extra time checking whether any additional savings were still active. The site already offered 20% off through signup along with a referral discount for the Hume Pod, but most of the offers I found elsewhere were expired or tied to older products. I also tested Honey during checkout and nothing useful appeared.
Later while searching again, I came across HUME20 listed on HotDeals.com and gave it a try. Surprisingly, it still worked and slightly lowered the final amount. Considering how many outdated offers I tested beforehand, I honestly expected this one to fail too.
From what I see, most people still prefer to play 1X2 for all matches. I started playing AH in most cases about 3 months ago, and the difference in my ROIs is quite visible, and I wish I had started using this format earlier. The vigorish difference is quite real here. While the normal 1X2 market is 5-6%, Asian Handicap offers something like 2-3%, or even lower for games with high liquidity. While it may seem insignificant at first, let me tell you how it translates into money over the course of a season. If you make 200 bets at $50 each during a season, the difference in vigorish will cost you $300-400 in expected values. Not because you won your bets more often, but because you chose a better market. The only thing you need to keep in mind is that in AH you need to consider margins of victory, which most casual bettors hate. However, if you're doing some analysis, it shouldn't be too hard. Do you consciously decide which market to play depending on the game, or do you prefer 1X2 or AH by default?
Eco round, full buy enemy, three taps to the chest and theyre gone. The thing is a laser and nobody respects it until its in their face. Whats your go to eco gun that wins way more rounds than it should
Tried a bonus buy function for the first time last night after avoiding all of them ever since playing. Paid about 70 times the original bet just to not grind and start playing the feature immediately. First attempt was a total failure. Second attempt gave me some money that helped me get back to the game. Third attempt nearly convinced me of finding a pattern until the truth came back at me 😅 I sort of understand why people use them but only when there are sports-related slot games with fun bonus features. It does feel a little risky to do this though as it can cost a lot more than usual spinning. What about you guys?
The new number 2 in town