Paseo a pie completo por el Malecón de Puerto Vallarta desde Calle Venustiano Carranza en la Zona Romántica a Calle 31 de Octubre en el centro de Puerto Vallarta y de vuelta https://www.puertovallarta.net/espanol/que-hacer/malecon-de-vallarta [Tradicionalmente el Malecón de PV va entre calle Zaragoza por el sur y Calle 31 de Octubre por el norte, el Fideicomiso de Turismo ha decidido llamar Malecón al tramo entero entre 31 de Octubre por el norte y Venustiano Carranza por el sur].

Walking tour of the Puerto Vallarta Boardwalk, starting off on Lazaro Cardenas Park in Old Town walking north over the Cuale River along the Little Malecon to the Traditional Malecon in downtown PV all the way to 31 de Octubre street and then back again to the L. Cardenas Park https://www.puertovallarta.net/what_to_do/puerto-vallarta-malecon/ [Traditionally PV’s Malecon/boardwalk runs between Zaragoza St. on the south and 31 de Octubre St. on the north, the City’s Tourism Board has decided to call “Malecon” the whole stretch between 31 de Octubre on the north and Venustiano Carranza on the south.]

Filmado/Shot 23 June-Junio, 2024 Saúl Manzo.

00:00 Calle Venustiano Carranza
00:10 Extremo Sur del Malecón
00:36 Calle Lázaro Cárdenas
00:59 Salud (Cheers!), Jim Demetro (2023)
01:22 Calle Francisco I. Madero
01:39 Playa Olas Altas (beach)
02:16 Calle Aquiles Serdán
03:06 La Lavandera (Jim Demetro)
03:31 Puente del Río Cuale
03:57 Río Cuale/Cuale River
04:38 Escaleras a Isla del Río Cuale
05:53 Malecón Dos/Small Malecon
06:37 Calle Agustín Rodríguez
07:22 San Pascual Bailón (José Ramiz Barquet)
07:34 Calle Libertad
07:45 Eriza-Dos Maritza Vázquez “BLU”
08:08 Calle Guerrero
08:18 Bailarines de Vallarta (Jim Demetro)
08:43 Museo Histórico Naval de PV
09:03 Calle Zaragoza
09:24 La Fuente de la Amistad (Bottoms & Gonzalez)
09:38 Los Arcos del Malecón/Teatro al aire libre Aquiles Serdán
10:36 Calle Iturbide & El Malecón
10:52 El Niño sobre el Caballo de Mar
11:23 Calle Mina
11:33 Tritón y Sirena (Carlos Espino – 1990)
12:20 Lluvia/Rain (Jovian)
12:37 Calle Galeana & Malecon
13:18 Calle Corona (Street)
13:28 En Busca de la Razón (Sergio Bustamante)
14:05 Calle Aldama (street)
14:15 La Rotonda del Mar (Alejandro Colunga)
15:06 Calle Abasolo (Street)
15:16 La Naturaleza Como Madre (Adrián Reynoso)
15:58 Calle Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez (street)
16:08 El Unicornio de la Buena Fortuna (Aníbal Riebeling)
17:00 Calle Leona Vicario (Street)
17:10 El Sutil Comepiedras (Jonás Gutiérrez)
18:06 Calle Pípila (Street)
18:16 Nostalgia (José Ramiz Barquet)
18:49 Calle Allende (Street)
19:01 Origen y Destino (Pedro Torres Tello)
19:52 Extremo norte del Malecón
20:02 31 de Octubre & Malecón (Street)
21:09 Los Milenios/The Millennia (Mathis Lidice)
22:05 Av. Mexico & 31 de Octubre
23:00 Allende St.
23:10 Origin & Destination, Pedro Tello
23:45 Pipila St.
23:55 Nostalgia, José Ramiz Barquet sculpture
24:30 Leona Vicario St.
24:40 The Subtle Stone-eater, Jonás Gutiérrez statue
25:32 Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez Street
25:42 The Good Fortune Unicorn (Anibal Riebeling)
26:12 Abasolo St.
26:22 Nature as Mother, Adrian Reynoso sculpture
27:01 The Rotunda of the Sea, Alejandro Colunga
27:11 Aldama St.
27:45 Corona St.
27:55 In Search of Reason, Sergio Bustamante
28:33 Galeana street & the Malecón
28:44 Rain, Jovian (2020)
28:55 Malecon Lighthouse
29:24 Mina St.
29:56 Iturbide St.
30:06 The Boy on the Seahorse
31:01 Esplanade Aquiles Serdán/Malecon Arches
31:48 The Friendship Fountain
32:06 Malecon Dos/Little Malecon
32:27 Guerrero Street
32:44 Vallarta Dancers, Jim Demetro
33:06 Libertad Street
33:16 Eriza-Dos, Maritza Vázquez
33:28 San Pascual Bailón, José Ramiz Barquet
34:05 Agustín Rodríguez St.
35:00 Cuale River Bridge walkway
36:02 Stairs to Cuale River Island
37:18 Olas Altas Beach, Romantic Zone
37:35 The Washer Woman statue, Jim Demetro
38:10 Aquiles Serdan Street
39:10 Francisco I. Madero St.
39:38 Salud (Cheers!), Jim Demetro
39:57 Lazaro Cardenas St.
40:44 Southern end Malecon/Boardwalk

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We tracked every peso we spent living in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and averaged it out to share our monthly cost of living in Puerto Vallarta. Is the total more expensive than you expected? Less expensive? Puerto Vallarta is a very popular beach destination for Americans and Canadians, but most people flock to the all-inclusive resorts that costs thousands of dollars per week. What if you could stay for a whole month, for a fraction of the cost, but with less luxury? Do you think it would be worth it to travel to Puerto Vallarta still?

In this video, we’ll show you how far we were able to push our backpacker budget in Puerto Vallarta. Some parts of life here are really affordable, and others are surprisingly more expensive than what we pay in Canada (I’m looking at you, gas and dog food ?). While we go through this budget with you, we take you around the city of Puerto Vallarta to show you what life is really like here (off the resorts of course!). We try some a Mexican breakfast dish called chilaquiles for the first time, climb to Hill of the Cross Viewpoint, grab some groceries, give you an Air BnB tour, take you to our favourite running spot, and show you the best beach for sunsets in Puerto Vallarta.

All the while, we’ll be sharing the cost breakdown of our life here, including the following categories: eating out, activities, transportation, accommodation, groceries, miscellaneous, and dog costs. For our travel and work needs, Puerto Vallarta has been a great getaway. The cost of living in Puerto Vallarta isn’t as low as many Asian countries we have traveled to, but it’s still affordable in many ways. We hope you stick around until the end of the video to hear what an entire month costs!

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Allure of Risk: Why Some Are Drawn to High-Stakes Wagering

The flashing lights and sounds of the casino floor or sportsbook can prove irresistible to some. The allure of placing high-value bets for potentially massive payoffs holds a powerful sway for certain personalities and mindsets. But what exactly drives individuals to seek out and embrace high-variance gambling propositions where wins and losses can number in the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars?

In exploring this topic, we’ll analyze the appeal and drawbacks of pursuing elite gaming levels, the psychological traits of those who thrive at this lofty level, and what keeps LuckyHunter players coming back to try their luck in games where the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Thrill of the Big Score

Chasing volatile bets that can instantly transform small sums into a fortune holds an obvious and universal fascination. Who hasn’t daydreamed about what they’d do if they hit a sports score worth six or seven figures? But for some, these dreams compel them to step into the high limit room and put their money on the line for a shot at life-changing winnings.

Psychologists identify this motivation as “sensation seeking” – pursuing new thrills and experiences that activate our reward centers. Risk-taking also lights up regions like the nucleus accumbens which processes dopamine, driving gratifying feelings. For some personalities, only games with the highest stakes can trigger these craved responses.

Additionally, the potential social rewards serve as strong incentives. Being able to tell friends you won big or gained VIP status feeds ego needs. Humans feel driven to acquire status as it enhances access to resources.

Table 1: Key Motivations Behind High-Stakes Gambling

Ability to Absorb Loss

Chasing jackpots and payouts worth hundreds of thousands demands an appetite for risk – namely an unusual tolerance for loss. Variance at nosebleed stakes means absorbing frequent and substantial defeats.

Those drawn to elite levels tend to exhibit certain traits enabling them to navigate the choppy waters where six and seven figure swings are common. These include:

• Robust egos – Able to separate wins and losses from their self-worth.
• Emotional stability – Don’t make decisions based on temporary mood states.
• Analytical nature – Adept at calculating odds, risks, and bankroll math.
• Competitive drive – Possess an intense desire to win and achieve.

Of course, one could argue these traits also describe the makeup of successful business executives. But when channeled into gambling, they allow some players to make high-risk bets without second-guessing themselves.

This enables them to follow a central tenet – avoiding tilt. Even long downswings don’t spur them to stray from their system and make irrational plays trying to immediately recover losses. Their steadiness allows them to persist until the cards turn back in their favor.

Downsides: Chasing Losses and Addiction

The same appetite for risk leading some players to the nosebleed pits, however, can spur a dark descent for others. The high stakes mean losses too painful to walk away from. And desperate chase begins, fueled by cognitive biases that delude gamblers into thinking they can win back money.

Even for disciplined players, questions exist over whether high stakes gambling feeds addiction for the sheer euphoric rush. In “chasing the steam” – the elusive dream of hitting a hot streak with big bets riding – players may unconsciously pursue a high rather than rational outcome.

And evidence indicates that around 1% of players contribute nearly a third of casino revenue through extreme wagering – an indication these individuals exhibit addictive tendencies.

Yet for professionals who thrive on volatility, the emotional and financial swings are willingly endured for a shot at glory. The same bet that would devastate the weekend warrior merely rolls off their back. This ability to absorb what could ruin others lets them continue waging at nosebleed limits most would consider insane. They don’t just survive the storm – they relish sailing straight into it.

In Summary

Clearly, high stakes games hold a potent appeal tied to financial windfalls and ego gratification. And certain personality types possess an unusual appetite for uncertainty that allows them to navigate volatile environments. Yet risks exist in overestimating one’s edge against the house and falling into addiction’s clutches.

But the human allure of wagering fortunes for a chance to triumph over long odds and seize life-changing payouts will likely forever cast its spell. For now, the lights continue flashing and wheels keep spinning, awaiting the next wave of players lured by the siren song of wagering everything for a chance to win it all.

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