1. 08-19-09 11:34 PM #1
    remote_sports
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    need advice for 100,000 bank roll

    Hey folks,

    Been following this forum for quite some time and decided to post to ask advices from you.

    I been doing sports bets for some time, and was successful, not too great, but still. I do have some thoughts and ideas about management of money.

    I have an idea to start small "betting hedge fund"...with around 100K or so.

    Will have money probably in top 3-5 books (pinnacle, greek, diamond)

    However will be gladly listen to you people, hope will get some ideas that will help me to get where I want to be.

    There isn't too much specifics that I really want to ask you, but just in general...all thoughts and ideas are welcome.

    Thanks in advance
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  2. 08-20-09 12:19 PM #2
    mubasher23
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    I can help bro, hear me out

    Whats going on,

    I also started off with a $100,000 bankroll 4 months ago but turned it into $200,000 in 4 months. Dont just gamble your money away, have a strategy to beat the books. I know how to exactly do this, Im looking for someone who has a huge bankroll like me to make insane amount of cash. Most of the gamblers dont have a huge bankroll, I can tell you exactly how to make more cash. Im not selling anything, no bs. No chase system, no martingale system bro. Just your average joe working 9 to 5. I need couple guys to get together and work on this. If you need further details, I can explain it anyway you want. No problem. Were going to begin Sept 1st, if youre interested let me know immediately. Good luck. Thanks.
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  3. 08-21-09 07:56 PM #3
    dimon
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    do not have that much but I will diversify as much as possible
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  4. 08-22-09 10:42 AM #4
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    I don't want to seem rude, but if you don't know how to allocate your BR at this level. You shouldn't be gambling at this level.
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  5. 08-22-09 10:51 AM #5
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    Go play online casinos, you have less than a 1% to make millions.....
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  6. 08-23-09 12:33 AM #6
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    What I can't understand is why "mo money" would help you if you have $100,000. Making dime bets is all ready problematic in many books.
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  7. 08-23-09 02:00 AM #7
    THEGREAT30
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    $100,000 huh?
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  8. 08-25-09 02:16 PM #8
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    I would follow the 2-2.5% rule.
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  9. 08-25-09 03:54 PM #9
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    Well, without knowing anything about how you bet, I would say your first problem is limits. However, since you can get into Pinnacle that helps, plus Bet Phoenix, BookMaker... Then it depends on what you bet: NFL $20K limits at You Wager, but on NHL only $5k limits. You can't be moving that much money around quickly so you would need to go with the lowest common denominator relative to the sports you are betting on. So, YouWager would only receive a bank roll to cover $5k limits in all sports you bet. Anyway, just one issue you will have...
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  10. 08-25-09 04:19 PM #10
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    This is a joke guys... What are the odds of a guy with that kind of roll who JUST joined posting in here and THEN the same day someone similar doing the same thing???
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  11. 08-25-09 05:34 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by themajormt View Post
    This is a joke guys... What are the odds of a guy with that kind of roll who JUST joined posting in here and THEN the same day someone similar doing the same thing???
    no odds..doesnt exists...
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  12. 08-25-09 08:49 PM #12
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    Give it to charity
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  13. 09-07-09 07:28 AM #13
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    I stick to 2% wagers these day's .I use to play 4% when I was younger and could stomach the 20% swings .
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  14. 09-07-09 07:32 AM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by themajormt View Post
    This is a joke guys... What are the odds of a guy with that kind of roll who JUST joined posting in here and THEN the same day someone similar doing the same thing???
    I read the gaming industry forum for years before I signed up.What is their angle?
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  15. 09-07-09 07:37 AM #15
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    Never mind my what's their angle coment I didn't read the second posters coment.
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