Check here to see what the Doctor is prescribing every night...
Let's hope that SBR lets me start a thread for once. I'll be posting my daily plays in here from now on.
Here's the lowdown on me.
I joined SBR very recently, and starting day one, I've been making a good run with my NHL plays. I've received several PMs asking me what my plays will be, and what my unit sizes are. I'll give the details on that, and then some.
I'm not actually a Doctor, but my friends call me Doc, and I actually have a couple credit cards with the "Dr" designation inscribed on the card. I wanted to become a physician after highschool, but went down another path instead: business. I've seen quite the success with my two business ventures so far; both are stable and maturing businesses.
So what does a guy do when he has cash flow rolling in and, technically, not much to do during the day time? Heck, he gambles! I love to play poker, and bet on sports. Degenerate? Nope. I'm more than smart enough to lose control and I don't let me feelings get in the way. When I play poker, I never go on tilt. Likewise, when I bet on sports, I've never chased.
Don't get me wrong: even though I enjoy gambling and do so every day, I'm by no means a high roller when it comes to betting. When I play poker, I play $1-2 NL. When betting on sports, each unit only represents $100, which is my standard bet. See, with my personality, this gambling phase kind of evolved partly from the need to kill time, and partly from the thrill of the win. But like I mentioned earlier, I've got money to spend, and money rolling in. As a business person, all day, even when I'm gambling, my mind is constantly working to find niche markets that need to be serviced, or develop new business ideas.
So, without further adieu, here's my OFFICIAL thread.
Starting with a record: 6-5 +3.53 units
twitter me: DoctorsPlays
*All plays will be put in bold to make it easy to follow
**Warnings about potential plays will be put in red font
Here's the lowdown on me.
I joined SBR very recently, and starting day one, I've been making a good run with my NHL plays. I've received several PMs asking me what my plays will be, and what my unit sizes are. I'll give the details on that, and then some.
I'm not actually a Doctor, but my friends call me Doc, and I actually have a couple credit cards with the "Dr" designation inscribed on the card. I wanted to become a physician after highschool, but went down another path instead: business. I've seen quite the success with my two business ventures so far; both are stable and maturing businesses.
So what does a guy do when he has cash flow rolling in and, technically, not much to do during the day time? Heck, he gambles! I love to play poker, and bet on sports. Degenerate? Nope. I'm more than smart enough to lose control and I don't let me feelings get in the way. When I play poker, I never go on tilt. Likewise, when I bet on sports, I've never chased.
Don't get me wrong: even though I enjoy gambling and do so every day, I'm by no means a high roller when it comes to betting. When I play poker, I play $1-2 NL. When betting on sports, each unit only represents $100, which is my standard bet. See, with my personality, this gambling phase kind of evolved partly from the need to kill time, and partly from the thrill of the win. But like I mentioned earlier, I've got money to spend, and money rolling in. As a business person, all day, even when I'm gambling, my mind is constantly working to find niche markets that need to be serviced, or develop new business ideas.
So, without further adieu, here's my OFFICIAL thread.
Starting with a record: 6-5 +3.53 units
twitter me: DoctorsPlays
*All plays will be put in bold to make it easy to follow
**Warnings about potential plays will be put in red font
I'd like to think of myself as smart as well. I'm considering going for my MBA next year, but nothing's official yet. Gambling is two-fold for me: a bit of a hobby, and a bit of a pass-time. I don't let gambling consume me, but I love all facets of betting on sports. So, what can ya do? Hehe
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