Just accepted a graduate assistant coaching position for football at a university, that starts in January, which means NO GAMBLING ALLOWED per NCAA rules
So I am moving back to Texas to work for my dad for a few months until January which I begin grad school and my new position
As far as people who always say they want to move here to Las Vegas, I personally do not recommend it unless you are extremely financially stable, and by stable I mean either you have a steady, decent income or at least $50,000 in the bank. Because trust me, you aren't going to come here and make money off of betting on sports. In my year here I probably won slightly more than I lost, which is break even at best. And I lived a very economically conservative lifestyle(never spent money on anything except the necessities) and had a full time job.
Making money off of betting on sports is a pipe dream at best. You are better off having a job and just betting on sports as a side hobby.
So I am moving back to Texas to work for my dad for a few months until January which I begin grad school and my new position
As far as people who always say they want to move here to Las Vegas, I personally do not recommend it unless you are extremely financially stable, and by stable I mean either you have a steady, decent income or at least $50,000 in the bank. Because trust me, you aren't going to come here and make money off of betting on sports. In my year here I probably won slightly more than I lost, which is break even at best. And I lived a very economically conservative lifestyle(never spent money on anything except the necessities) and had a full time job.
Making money off of betting on sports is a pipe dream at best. You are better off having a job and just betting on sports as a side hobby.