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Most Traders Chase Win Rates… That’s the Problem  Podcast: Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass #644: Most Traders Chase Win Rates… That’s the Problem In this video: 00:22 – Paul Tillman – Director of Coaching at TFTC 00:53 – On holiday/vacation in Europe and trading. 01:44 – As a trader, be prepared for the unexpected. 02:40 – Casino win rate and your trading win rate. 03:30 – High reward:risk trading in trading is key. 04:35 – Monte Carlo Casino visit. Here is the complete transcription with the timestamps and speaker labels removed and number words changed to numerals: How would you like to achieve a win rate in the forex market that’s much less than you can even get here at the casino? Let’s talk about that and more right now. Paul Tillman – Director of Coaching at TFTC Hello traders, this is Paul Tillman. I’m the Director of Coaching Services here at The Forex Trading Coach, and this is video and podcast number 644. I want to talk about 2 things today that we encounter in the forex market. The 1st one is expect the unexpected for trading, and the 2nd one is achieving a lower win rate, much lower than you can get here at the casino in Monte Carlo. But you can get that rate achieved in the forex market and still do very well in your trading journey. So 1st is expect the unexpected. On holiday/vacation in Europe and trading. My family and I, we’ve been in Europe for the last 11 days. We started out in Paris and got to Disney, and then came down to Barcelona, Spain. And lo and behold, we found out that my wife was missing her passport. So we’re in another country. Talk about things going unexpectedly. So just like in the forex market, we had to pivot. I had to take a flight back up to Paris, come back down to Spain, and then find the passport, get it, come back down, and meet the family just so we can be on this cruise right now. So what does that mean for the forex market? Well, many people think it’s a get-rich-quick scheme. People show you spreadsheets. “Oh, it’s so easy all the time. You can just sprint to the finish line and it’s not a big deal, and you can just get rich fast.” And that’s just not true. As a trader, be prepared for the unexpected. You’re going to have unexpected things happen in the forex market, just like our trip, all the time. You’re going to have spreads that you have to deal with. You’re going to have price spikes you have to deal with. You may not have a certain pair on your broker platform. You may miss a time frame change. You miss a trade. A trade may not fill you in. All these unexpected things that can happen on a trip can certainly happen in the forex market. You’ve got to be adaptable. Yeah, I was adaptable and took an early morning flight to save my family so we could go on a cruise and get home back to the US, back to North Carolina, where we live. And in the trading markets, you’ve got to adapt to all of that. You know, it’s also news trading. What if you have round numbers and full Winter Band support? All of these things you have to account for, and the unexpected can certainly happen. But to succeed, you’ve got to deal with that. Well, the 2nd thing I want to talk to you about is the win rate. Casino win rate and your trading win rate. So here at the casino, many of the games you might have a 47%-48% chance to win. And that’s because the house always has the advantage. So you’ve got a little bit less than a 50-50 chance of winning consistently in the long run in the casino. The great thing about the forex market is, and the way we trade with consistent risk management and a great reward-to-risk, great trading is all about reward-to-risk in the markets. I’m talking about 2-to-1 trades, 2.5-to-1, 3-to-1, 4-to-1. We’re in some great British pound weekly chart trades just this week that, on the market orders, can have upwards of 5-to-1, 6-to-1, or 7-to-1 in the market. And so you can do very well with, say, a rate of even 35%-40%. High reward:risk trading in trading is key. So it’s the 1 thing in the world, really, that you can get a less than 50% win rate and still achieve great results. Different things like sports. Our Carolina Hurricanes had a much bigger than 50% win rate, and they got in the playoffs and just won their 1st Stanley Cup in the last 20 years. Even in all sports like tennis, you’ve got to win more than 50% of the points. In basketball, football, you’ve got to make more than 50% of your kicks and all that. But in trading, you can have that lower win rate and you can still do extremely well. So what are we talking about today? Expect the unexpected when it comes to trading. Be adaptable, willing to make changes on the fly. Have a routine, even though things are there, subjectivity there. Then you’ve just got to go with the unexpected, trade your plan, and get it going. With the casino and the win rate, then you’ve got to make sure you have a decent win rate, but it doesn’t have to be 50-50. Monte Carlo Casino visit. So I’m heading here. Going to go have a look at the casino, see if I can get that win rate for a little bit, and then head back on our cruise and our trip. Andrew will be back next week, but great to talk to you here from our Tillman trip in Europe, and we’ll see you next week. Episode Title: #644: Most Traders Chase Win Rates… That’s the Problem Find out more about Blueberry Markets – Click Here Find out more about my Online Video Forex Course Book a Call with Andrew or one of his team now Click Here to Attend my Free Masterclass

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In questa puntata di "Non volare ma viaggiare" di Ninni Ricotta, siamo in compagnia della travel blogger Eliana Intruglio per scoprire le bellezze del Principato di Monaco, uno dei luoghi più affascinanti del mondo. Monaco è un piccolo stato situato sulla Costa Azzurra, in Francia. È famoso per i suoi casinò, i suoi yacht di lusso e la sua vita mondana. Con Eliana, visiteremo il Palazzo dei Principi, la città vecchia, il museo oceanografico, circuito di Formula 1, il Monte Carlo Casino e tanto altro. Scopriremo anche la storia e la cultura di questo straordinario luogo.

On the latest PokerNews Podcast episode, Chad Holloway and Jesse Fullen give updates on the PokerNews Cup on Global Poker, as well as the Matt Berkey vs. Nik Airball grudge match. Additionally, they discuss Nate Silver being out at 538, Patrick Leonard going back-to-back in the PartyPoker Sunday Party, and poker players having their fines dismissed from the Watauga Social Poker Club raid. As for Connor Richards, he chats with the legendary Patrik Antonius, who shares his plans for both the upcoming PokerStars EPT presented by Monte-Carlo Casino and 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP), what it was like to capture his first Triton High Roller title, and of course, winning the largest-ever broadcast on a US Live Stream. The new WSOP Thrill Team Ambassador also shares his thoughts on the current state of online poker. Don't miss your chance to hear from the Finnish poker legend! Finally, Chad is headed down to Florida for the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown from April 28-May 2; while Jesse will head down to PokerGO Studio for the High Stakes Poker Live Stream.  Time Stamps *Time|Topic* 00:25 | Welcome to the show 01:35 | Patrick Leonard Goes Back-to-Back in the PartyPoker Sunday Party! 03:37 | PokerNews Cup on Global Poker finishes Qualifying Events 07:35 | The Rattlesnake Open coming to Global Poker in May 08:16 | Poker player Nate Silver's time at 538 coming to an end 11:45 | Sponsor: 888poker 13:00 | Charges & Fines Dismissed for Players in Texas Poker Raid; $205K Still Seized & Staff Await Fate 20:47 | Guest Patrik Antonius joins the show 22:00 | Plans for EPT Monaco 23:48 | What do you think of the current live poker scene? 25:50 | How did it feel to win your first Triton High Roller title?  27:05 | How did you make that crazy call? 29:15 | Discussing his record-breaking hand against Eric Persson 34:40 | How big was High Stakes Poker in your poker career? 35:46 | Any interest in playing the high-stakes live-streamed cash games? 39:10 | Signing on as a WSOP Thrill Team Ambassador 42:03 | EPT Monte Carlo officially gets underway 45:00 | Sponsor: WPT Global 47:00 | Chad headed to WPT Poker Showdown in South Florida; Choctaw coming up 40:40 | Matt Berkey pulls out to ~$400K lead over Nik Airball 53:30 | Jesse to head to High Stakes Poker Live Stream

Anita Sandler from the Key Biscayne Woman's Club join us today to tell us all about the Monte Carlo Casino Night on March 11 from 7-11pm. A great fundraiser to help raise funds to help students pay for school. Guest:Anita SandlerGet your tickets here:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/monte-carlo-casino-night-tickets-520194936057?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Fluent Fiction - Frenchwww.FluentFiction.org/FrenchEpisode QQQQ: Exploring Monaco's Hidden IslandStory Transcript:Fr: C'était une audacieuse aventure pour Faustin et Gaëlle, deux étudiants de Guinée équatoriale, de partir en vacances à la découverte de la culture monégasque.En: It was a daring adventure for Faustin and Gaëlle, two students from Equatorial Guinea, to take a holiday to explore the culture of Monaco.Fr: Malgré leur excitation, aucun d'eux n'aurait pu prédire les expériences incroyables qu'ils allaient vivre.En: Despite their excitement, neither of them could have predicted the incredible experiences they were about to have.Fr: Le soleil brillait alors qu'ils descendaient de l'avion.En: The sun shone brightly as they stepped off the plane.Fr: Faustin et Gaëlle n'étaient jamais allés à Monaco auparavant, et les images et les sons de la ville étaient à couper le souffle.En: Faustin and Gaëlle had never been to Monaco before, and the sights and sounds of the city were breathtaking.Fr: Partout où ils regardaient, ils étaient entourés d'une architecture étonnante, de gens fascinants et d'une culture dynamique qui ne ressemblait à rien de ce qu'ils avaient jamais vu.En: Everywhere they looked, they were surrounded by amazing architecture, fascinating people, and a vibrant culture that was unlike anything they had ever seen.Fr: Les deux étudiants étaient déterminés à profiter au maximum de leur séjour à Monaco.En: The two students were determined to make the most of their time in Monaco.Fr: Ils ont passé leurs journées à explorer la ville, à admirer les images et les sons et à découvrir la culture.En: They spent their days exploring the city, taking in the sights and sounds, and learning about the culture.Fr: Ils ont visité le palais, les jardins et le célèbre Casino de Monte Carlo.En: They visited the palace, the gardens, and the famous Monte Carlo Casino.Fr: Partout où ils sont passés, ils ont été émerveillés par la beauté et la grandeur de Monaco.En: Everywhere they went, they were amazed by the beauty and grandeur of Monaco.Fr: Un jour, en se promenant le long du front de mer, Faustin et Gaëlle aperçoivent un yacht amarré au port.En: One day, while walking along the waterfront, Faustin and Gaëlle spotted a yacht docked at the harbor.Fr: C'était un spectacle impressionnant, et les deux étudiants ne purent s'empêcher de se demander à qui il appartenait.En: It was an impressive sight, and the two students couldn't help but wonder who owned it.Fr: Alors qu'ils admiraient le bateau, une voix les interpella soudain.En: As they were admiring the boat, a voice suddenly called out to them.Fr: C'était le propriétaire du yacht : un riche homme d'affaires du nom de Pierre.En: It was the owner of the yacht: a wealthy businessman named Pierre.Fr: Pierre est intrigué par Faustin et Gaëlle et les invite à bord de son yacht.En: Pierre was intrigued by Faustin and Gaëlle and invited them aboard his yacht.Fr: Il leur a demandé pourquoi ils étaient à Monaco et après avoir appris leur voyage, Pierre a proposé une idée intrigante.En: He asked them why they were in Monaco and after learning of their trip, Pierre proposed an intriguing idea.Fr: Il a proposé de les emmener faire une excursion d'une journée sur une belle île juste au large de Monaco.En: He offered to take them out on a day trip to a beautiful island just off the coast of Monaco.Fr: Il a dit que c'était un endroit que très peu de gens connaissaient et leur a promis une expérience culturelle unique.En: He said it was a place very few people knew about and promised them a unique cultural experience.Fr: Faustin et Gaëlle ont été enthousiasmés par la perspective et ont accepté l'offre de Pierre.En: Faustin and Gaëlle were excited by the prospect and accepted Pierre's offer.Fr: Le lendemain, Faustin et Gaëlle rejoignent Pierre sur son yacht et partent pour l'île.En: The following day, Faustin and Gaëlle joined Pierre on his yacht and set off for the island.Fr: Après un court trajet, ils arrivèrent à destination.En: After a short journey, they arrived at their destination.Fr: C'était un endroit vraiment magique, où la culture et les coutumes monégasques étaient encore intactes.En: It was a truly magical place, where the culture and customs of Monaco were still intact.Fr: Les deux étudiants ont passé la journée à explorer l'île et à apprendre tout ce qu'ils pouvaient sur la population locale et leur mode de vie.En: The two students spent the day exploring the island, and learning all they could about the local people and their way of life.Fr: L'île était une source de fascination sans fin pour Faustin et Gaëlle, et leur temps passé là-bas était une expérience qu'ils n'oublieraient jamais.En: The island was a source of endless fascination for Faustin and Gaëlle, and their time spent there was an experience they would never forget.Fr: À la fin de la journée, ils s'étaient fait un nouvel ami en Pierre et avaient acquis une compréhension et une appréciation plus profondes de la culture monégasque.En: By the end of the day, they had made a new friend in Pierre and had gained a deeper understanding and appreciation of the culture of Monaco.Fr: À leur retour en ville, Faustin et Gaëlle étaient remplis d'un sentiment d'accomplissement.En: When they returned to the city, Faustin and Gaëlle were filled with a sense of accomplishment.Fr: Ils s'étaient lancés dans une aventure audacieuse et, ce faisant, avaient acquis une toute nouvelle perspective sur la vie.En: They had embarked on a daring adventure, and in doing so, had gained an entirely new perspective on life.Fr: Alors qu'ils se disaient au revoir, ils étaient désormais à jamais changés par leur séjour à Monaco.En: As they said goodbye, they were now forever changed by their time spent in Monaco.Vocabulary Words: Faustin : Faustin Gaëlle : Gaëlle Guinée équatoriale : Equatorial Guinea Monaco : Monaco soleil : sun avion : plane images et sons : sights and sounds architecture étonnante : amazing architecture gens fascinants : fascinating people culture dynamique : vibrant culture palais : palace jardins : gardens Casino de Monte Carlo : Monte Carlo Casino front de mer : waterfront yacht : yacht riche homme d'affaires : wealthy businessman Pierre : Pierre excursion d'une journée : day trip côte : coast expérience culturelle unique : unique cultural experience endroit vraiment magique : magical place culture et coutumes : culture and customs population locale : local people mode de vie : way of life sentiment d'accomplissement : sense of accomplishment aventure audacieuse : daring adventure perspective sur la vie : perspective on life ami : friend compréhension plus profonde : deeper understanding appréciation de la culture : appreciation of culture

In the one hundred and eleventh episode we explore the Gambler's Fallacy, starting with Trump misunderstanding tariffs again, then being wrong about Covid and climate change.In Mark's British Politics Corner we look at the entire Tory party playbook.In the Fallacy in the Wild section, we check out examples from The World According to Garp, The Simpsons, and a Night in Casablanca, as well as some real world examples from Monte Carlo Casino in 1913 and decisions made by US asylum judges.Jim and Mark go head to head in Fake News, the game in which this week Mark has to guess which one of three Herschel Walker quotes Jim made upThen we talk about the 9th Jan 6 Select Committee Hearing.And finally, we round up some of the other crazy Trump stories from the past week.The full show notes for this episode can be found at https://fallacioustrump.com/ft111You can contact the guys at pod@fallacioustrump.com, on Twitter @FallaciousTrump, or facebook at facebook.com/groups/fallacioustrumpSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fallacious-trump/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

If you didn't know... Monaco is a teeny, tiny place on the French Rivera with it's own government... and known for it's grand casinos, designer malls, opulent clubs, and super yachts. It's no secret that it's one of the wealthiest spots on the globe....And maybe the most famous spot there is the Monte Carlo Casino which opened in the 19th century. The casino has very strict rules...and if you're not in fancy clothes, you'll get turned away. But that's no the only condition, there are guards at every door checking ID's to make sure only certain people are allowed to gamble... And it has nothing to do with age. Tell me, what are they looking for?

Betting analyst and author Joseph Buchdahl joins the BashCast for a chat about: The Monte Carlo Casino, August 18th 1913 Monte Carlo or Bust - the writing process The Wisdom of the Crowd Betting Theory Bias - is estimating bias Maths, Science, Art or a bit of all? Monte Carlo Simulations and why every bettor should choose them Where the Sharps are - using a Weibull probability distribution for estimating goals in football Pinnacle Articles - the writing process Libertarianism vs gambling - should we be free to decide how much we can bet? #bettingat100.1andabove

Will luck be a lady for Monte Carlo Casino? It’s Our Sinclair Episode 70.

Will luck be a lady for Monte Carlo Casino? It’s Our Sinclair Episode 70.

Casino resorts are usually filled with wondrous buildings designed by some of the most famous architects around the globe. It's safe to say that casinos in Las Vegas have some of the most beautiful designs. Still, many other venues around the globe look just as great as the resorts in the Entertainment Capital of the World. Interesting Casino Architecture Worldwide We're taking a break from looking at brilliant online platforms like Ultra Casino, and we've decided to make a list of several breathtaking buildings that are home to popular casinos worldwide. Read on! Luxor, Las Vegas Luxor is inspired by ancient Egypt, which is often associated with casinos. Therefore, the architects designed two unique structures — a sphynx and a pyramid, decorating the popular gambling property's exterior. If you prefer innovative and modern design, you might dislike Luxor, as it's created to attract the masses and impress rather than please aesthetic cravings. Nevertheless, it is a unique casino in terms of exterior design. The architect responsible for bringing the piece of Egypt to Nevada was Veldon Simpson. Casino de Monte-Carlo, Monaco One of the most legendary casinos in Europe, the Monte-Carlo Casino, looks like a huge 19th-century castle. It's also one of the oldest gambling houses in Europe, attracting tens of thousands of tourists from all around the globe. The casino was designed by Charles Garnier, who also designed the wonderful Paris Opera. Casino de Montreal, Canada Casino de Montreal is an architectural wonder. You can compare it with the Sydney Opera House in terms of design, and it's breathtaking as the Australian masterpiece. If you happen to be in Montreal, make sure to visit this landmark or at least get near enough to see what it's all about. Jean Faugeron is the architect who designed the casino. Casino Helsinki, Finland Casino Helsinki is neither impressive nor massive. However, its design has a great vintage feeling to it, as the property fits perfectly with the rest of the city. It's one of those casinos that people enjoy visiting because they represent the very heart of the city. We weren't able to find out who designed this casino, but they certainly did an excellent job. Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Singapore is home to one of the most beautiful casinos in the world. In fact, even if you're not a casino enthusiast or an architect, chances are that you already saw this piece of art. The property consists of three separate buildings connected on top with a huge rooftop pool (several other facilities are located on the top). Once you're up there, you'll be able to see the entire city, which is especially beautiful at night. Moshe Safdie is the talented architect who designed this casino, and he is known for a very unusual approach — using Lego pieces. Morpheus Casino, Macau Morpheus Casinos is one of the most beautiful buildings in Macau, thanks to the traditional Chinese design with a modern twist. The building has a hole in the middle of it, which is a very common feature in Chinese architecture. However, the twisting exoskeletal with geometric figures decorating it is definitely something that will take your breath away when you see it up close. The mastermind behind this design is an architect called Zaha Habib, the first female winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. Which Country Has the Best Casino Architecture? This is a very difficult question to answer since not all of us like the same things. For example, tourists who are used to visiting Macau casinos may not be impressed with the architecture of Las Vegas, and vice versa, even though both feature architectural wonders. However, if we were to take variety as one of the factors in the process of describing fine architecture, the US would definitely win the race. Why is this so? The answer is simple — there are many more different approaches to designing casinos in the US simply because there are more casinos there...

Champagne dreams? Caviar wishes? Millionaires in every direction? Sounds like Monaco! Join our trip to a tiny country with serious cash, decadent cuisine, luxurious cars, and the one-of-a-kind Monte Carlo Casino! 

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Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Tim Ferris and many others have said, "we are the average of the five people we spend the most time with” or something along those lines. In this episode, we have you take a real good look at just how healthy or unhealthy your social diet is. You shouldn’t spend your time or energy hanging around spiritual vampires that don't support or align with your passions and mission in life. Dr. Dan also shares a story about when he was gambling at the Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco (Where James Bond hangs out) and almost got kicked out for scaring the employees.   Post For This Episode:   http://rockstarinlife.com/episode4   Download Both of Dr. Dan's Books FREE:   45 Lessons To Be a RockStar In Your Life   How To Attract The Person of Your Dreams & Keep Them

Bookie Bashing BashCast - this week we have more DDHH value, a mathematical look at why so many NFL mugs are coming in, the Ashes 2nd test is on a knife-edge, an outrageous goal in Serie A, Channel 4 review unfair bonuses and an edge from a Monte Carlo Casino in 1873  #thisisBig

This week’s radio show comes from the Fairmont Monte-Carlo in Monaco, which may be the second smallest country in the world, but it is a highly visited one. Monaco sees nearly 300,000 visitors each year, who enjoy the warm weather of the French Riviera, the rich history…and yes, the Monte-Carlo Casino. Joining Peter Greenberg at the Fairmont Monte-Carlo for this year’s International Luxury Travel Market is Vanity Fair‘s Travel Editor, Victoria Mather. She explains how shared services like Uber and Airbnb have given more luxury experience access to the middle class. Then, National Geographic’s own Urban Insider, Annie Fitzsimmons, shares why Berlin is one of the hottest cities in the world and where else you should be traveling in 2015. Nathan Lump, Editor of Travel + Leisure, helps us redefine luxury and why it is now all about experiential one-ups-manship. All of this and more when Peter Greenberg broadcasts from the International Luxury Travel Market and the Fairmont Monte-Carlo.

This week’s radio show comes from the Fairmont Monte-Carlo in Monaco, which may be the second smallest country in the world, but it is a highly visited one. Monaco sees nearly 300,000 visitors each year, who enjoy the warm weather of the French Riviera, the rich history…and yes, the Monte-Carlo Casino. Joining Peter Greenberg at the Fairmont Monte-Carlo for this year’s International Luxury Travel Market is Vanity Fair‘s Travel Editor, Victoria Mather. She explains how shared services like Uber and Airbnb have given more luxury experience access to the middle class. Then, National Geographic’s own Urban Insider, Annie Fitzsimmons, shares why Berlin is one of the hottest cities in the world and where else you should be traveling in 2015. Nathan Lump, Editor of Travel + Leisure, helps us redefine luxury and why it is now all about experiential one-ups-manship. All of this and more when Peter Greenberg broadcasts from the International Luxury Travel Market and the Fairmont Monte-Carlo.

The Monaco Grand Prix runs through the streets of Monte Carlo this weekend, and The Travel Brigade Show gives you information about making your own fast-paced - or relaxing - visit to this glamorous principality on the Mediterranean Sea. We’ll have an interview with the Fairmont Monte Carlo, the hotel located right on the famous "hairpin" turn. Besides the Grand Prix, find out about the famous Monte Carlo Casino, the Prince's Palace, fantastic hotels, amazing dining, a variety of museums and seaside activities. Follow us on Twitter @TravelBrigade. Enjoy the trip!  

Monaco is the home of the rich and famous, the pink palace, the Monte Carlo Casino and also the location of the IAEA´s Marine Environment Laboratories (MEL) - the only marine laboratory in the UN system. Louise Potterton speaks to Maria Betti, Director of the IAEA´s Marine Environment Laboratories in Monaco.