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The difficulty of a sport. I think a popular sport is always having a low threshold but taking a lot to get to the high level, meaning that the range of difficulty is wide. So that most of normal peopel can take part in it, and the high-level players would also be cheered by spectators
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Emotions, anti stress and all that stuff. It all depends on the atmosphere in the stadium. I am a big football fan and can say that I like both variants.I always visit some interesting matches of the league alive but as for every day I prefer watching on TV. I also bet through https://livescores.biz/ and it is always exciting to get some extra money sitting on a comfortable chair.
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Emotions, anti stress and all that stuff. It all depends on the atmosphere in the stadium. I am a big football fan and can say that I like both variants.I always visit some interesting matches of the league alive but as for every day I prefer watching on TV. I also bet through https://livescores.biz/ and it is always exciting to get some extra money sitting on a comfortable chair.

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