Just curious, what size of a bet is everyone’s average play? $20, $50, $100, $500, $1000, more? Something different?
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01-14-18 11:11 AM #1
Bet size
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01-14-18 11:40 AM #2
So far, i haven't bet more than $350 as far as i remember but as i get more experienced in the field i dont think it's bad to bet good amount of money. (of course one should bet what he can afford!!)
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01-30-18 11:18 AM #3
Most of the time $20-$50
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01-30-18 11:23 AM #4
Honestly you Bet what you feel conformable with.
It doesn’t matter what anybody else bets...
It’s your money bud!!!
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01-30-18 11:49 AM #5
Originally Posted by pimike
Great words here...to add on ..Always stay within your means. If you don't have the cash its not a good idea to make a wager.
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02-14-18 11:15 AM #6
I get confused with all of the "dime" info and how much I should be betting.
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