a win is a win
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anything tonight?Comment -
Jerky hook up with Columbians and deal manComment -
.5 unit each = 500
Colorado +120
St.Louis -105
Cubs +104Comment -
Jerky still firing awayComment -
T-Dog is on one hell of a run Nasher I wish I tailed more of those, but you netted me a profit for sure & I’m grateful for that.
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Jerky your a grinderComment -
Jerky just scraping
Life and death daily
He is tough lived in Hollywood the bad sectionComment -
Jerrrkeey, come out to plaaaaay!!!
Jerrrrrrrkeeeeeeey come out to plaaaaaayaaaaaaay!!!!!
Jerrrrrrrrrrrkeeeeeeeey come out to plaaaaaaaaayaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!!!!
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But don't force bets, that's not what I mean.
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Jerky step it upComment -
I have scared money guys. Last night I loved the Heat -2.5 +108 & didn’t bet it because all my accounts are zero. Did a small withdraw last week. I’m never gonna be able to scale if I need the money I win to pay bills. It’s a 20 year cycle of mine & it never changes.Comment -
I need 100k bankroll JJGold or I’ll be stuck in sportsbetting purgatory forever.Comment -
As usual, you are smart jerky.
Scared money is bad to bet with, even for an advantage gambler, spitting out the most advanced predictions.
Most need to live by the motto..."Don't gamble the rent money"...but the truth is the real advice is...."Don't pay rent with the gambling money."
Be patient, keep the gambling roll aside, don't withdraw, at least not as much. Continue to work, keep your roll part time. It can sit, be patient.
Don't bet with scared money, I know that you know what a toll it takes.
I know that you are feeling it now. I have been there too. So many of us have, and we all know. You have been able to turn around a long MLB season, you have experience here over years that you should not ignore, you have skills and a desire that you should not set aside.
Over the years when I've thought about tossing it all aside and doing something else, the one thing that has kept me in the game is the amount of experience and knowledge that I have gained over the years as every type of bettor.
I just can't throw that all away.
Think part time, but still think business. Think investment. Think of the goals of your money and do your best, even with all this shit that gets thrown at us in life (I got kdis too, my friend), to stick to those goals with discipline.
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As always KVB coming strong with the seasoned vet betting advice. Yes you are right KVB. I clump all my money together, besides my small earn crypto account which they just lowered the APY from 8.05 to 6.95 which sucks. I really don’t want to touch that money, but the problem is some of that money was part of my sports market bankroll. So now things are even tighter than before. I’m trying to make this work. Yes I still have my electrical income which is never consistent, but helps make ends meet. I’ll be back betting in a couple weeks taking advantage of a deposit bonus from betnow.euAs usual, you are smart jerky.
Scared money is bad to bet with, even for an advantage gambler, spitting out the most advanced predictions.
Most need to live by the motto..."Don't gamble the rent money"...but the truth is the real advice is...."Don't pay rent with the gambling money."
Be patient, keep the gambling roll aside, don't withdraw, at least not as much. Continue to work, keep your roll part time. It can sit, be patient.
Don't bet with scared money, I know that you know what a toll it takes.
I know that you are feeling it now. I have been there too. So many of us have, and we all know. You have been able to turn around a long MLB season, you have experience here over years that you should not ignore, you have skills and a desire that you should not set aside.
Over the years when I've thought about tossing it all aside and doing something else, the one thing that has kept me in the game is the amount of experience and knowledge that I have gained over the years as every type of bettor.
I just can't throw that all away.
Think part time, but still think business. Think investment. Think of the goals of your money and do your best, even with all this shit that gets thrown at us in life (I got kdis too, my friend), to stick to those goals with discipline.
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