I am 25 years old and work as an investment banker earning over 250k a year and have a hot as f**k gf in med school. My weekly betting turnover is give or take $15,000. Tonight I had $5k on GB moneyline and $900 on GB -4. I accept losses and move on but after tonight, I've realized there is nothing more valuable then cash in hand.
I've been sports betting since I was 18 and have never ever finished a year ahead. I go on streaks weeks/months thousands and thousands ahead but I never end up with a positive balance.
Putting your hard earned money in the hands of complete randoms, whether they be replacement officials or baseball umpires is a dead-end street.
The books always win. Simple fact. Tonight is the greatest moment of my life. I've withdrawn every single dollar from my 3 bookies and will never ever bet on sports again.
Instead I'll live a lavish lifestyle and laugh at anyone who claims to be a sports bettor. My only regret is that it took 7 years to learn, and I have the money to lose. What chance is there for 95% of the gamblers our there?
I loved this forum and spent way too long on here for my own good, but tonight marks the end.
Laugh at me, call me a sore loser, claim I am a joke, fine. But there is a reason why gambling is illegal in most states.
Life is too short.
The end.