Don’t even start sportbetting at all, not even 1dollar.

**TheMoneyShot** · 10-31-22, 10:18 PM

I'm not taking advice from anyone who can't spell mobile properly.

**pologq** · 11-01-22, 07:16 AM

Originally posted by GunShard

I disagree with "not even 1 dollar". I encourage all newbies to start betting $1 for a few years and watch your bankroll shrink even with $1. Just imagine if you were betting $100 while your bankroll shrinks. $1 bets until you know how to fade the public and bet underdogs.

interesting concept

**lonegambler23** · 11-01-22, 08:21 AM

o/u how many days it takes for tomobile to say he has future and if dont hit, quit?

**cecil127** · 11-01-22, 08:44 AM

Originally posted by GunShard

I disagree with "not even 1 dollar". I encourage all newbies to start betting $1 for a few years and watch your bankroll shrink even with $1. Just imagine if you were betting $100 while your bankroll shrinks. $1 bets until you know how to fade the public and bet underdogs.

Words to live by when betting horses….

**yisman** · 11-01-22, 06:33 PM

is this JMobile's cousin?

**tmoible** · 11-05-22, 10:14 PM

Bullshit,I start betting 0.5 cents,I hit a 15 parlay win 8050,Guess what, lose triple in one day, you don’t want to chase lose,but you can’t when you get addicted,not even 0.5 cent

**KVB** · 11-05-22, 10:20 PM

Obviously you didn't mean half a penny so you made a 15 pick parlay betting 50 cents and won over 8k and then had a day where you lost 24k in bets?

That's a wide range of control.

Did any of it involve a drug taking or drinking?

Do you take any drugs for Parkinsons (that's personal and you don't have to answer)?

Legit questions here, I am curious.

**gauchojake** · 11-05-22, 10:29 PM

The real reason you probably shouldn't bet is that it's a complete time suck.

**KVB** · 11-05-22, 10:32 PM

Originally posted by gauchojake

The real reason you probably shouldn't bet is that it's a complete time suck.

Man, it can be so easy to waste a lot of time, too.

Sometimes the time pays off, sometimes not so much.

But either way, there is a cost of time.

"Since it costs a lot to win
and even more to lose
you and me bound to spend some time
wondering what to choose."

**gauchojake** · 11-05-22, 10:41 PM

Don't get me wrong there have been some very valuable things that I've learned that I can use in my daily life/professional life. I was not a math guy in my education but poker and sports betting sharpened those skills.

In general though, if I would have spent the time I took learning how to bet and put it towards building a business, I'd be way better off. I could also say the same about drinking and smoking weed though.

**KVB** · 11-05-22, 10:47 PM

Yeah but time does get sucked up.

I generally do a lot of work for a season during the season of the previous sport. Like buttoning up NCAAF and NCAAB during baseball.

Then you can make bets all week, and not spend time while games happen.

But I've been actively trading each weekend so I'm putting in 16 and 17 hour days even after I've done all that other work.

It definitely helps to work smarter as well as harder and to use computers to your advantage, but time is definitely one of the costs of sportsbetting at that level and it is one of those costs that you don't get back directly, but do (hopefully) get paid in what you've learned, win or lose.

Time does equal experience, but no matter how you spin it, the cost of time must be paid with time.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 11-05-22, 10:51 PM

Wrong site, bruh. This isn't GA.

**d2bets** · 11-05-22, 10:54 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Yeah but time does get sucked up.

I generally do a lot of work for a season during the season of the previous sport. Like buttoning up NCAAF and NCAAB during baseball.

Then you can make bets all week, and not spend time while games happen.

But I've been actively trading each weekend so I'm putting in 16 and 17 hour days even after I've done all that other work.

It definitely helps to work smarter as well as harder and to use computers to your advantage, but time is definitely one of the costs of sportsbetting at that level and it is one of those costs that you don't get back directly, but do (hopefully) get paid in what you've learned, win or lose.

Time does equal experience, but no matter how you spin it, the cost of time must be paid with time.

You are the Shakespeare of sportsbetting.

**KVB** · 11-05-22, 11:03 PM

**KVB** · 11-05-22, 11:08 PM

It's funny because the same post can have some posters saying there are a lot of words and they can't see any meaning, they say it says nothing or say it's vague.

While other posters pick up what's put down and thank me for posting it. They will argue it's not vague but very specific when I can be.

I get those same responses for the same sets of words. I'd like to say those not getting it are just trolling, because they don't want to read, but the truth is the frame of mind of the sportsbettor can be so different between advantage players and action junkies.

So I understand the differences.

**Goat Milk** · 11-06-22, 10:19 AM

Originally posted by KVB

Yeah but time does get sucked up.

I generally do a lot of work for a season during the season of the previous sport. Like buttoning up NCAAF and NCAAB during baseball.

Then you can make bets all week, and not spend time while games happen.

But I've been actively trading each weekend so I'm putting in 16 and 17 hour days even after I've done all that other work.

It definitely helps to work smarter as well as harder and to use computers to your advantage, but time is definitely one of the costs of sportsbetting at that level and it is one of those costs that you don't get back directly, but do (hopefully) get paid in what you've learned, win or lose.

Time does equal experience, but no matter how you spin it, the cost of time must be paid with time.

How much do you clear per year, after taxes, doing this?

**d2bets** · 11-06-22, 07:29 PM

Originally posted by Goat Milk

How much do you clear per year, after taxes, doing this?

It's never going to be the same every year. Might be more useful to ask for a 5-year average, or something like that. I might tell you myself privately, I guess you're not a nark lol.

**jjgold** · 11-06-22, 09:01 PM

Sports betting is peanuts
Hold too low
Nobody gets rich, betting sporting events

**d2bets** · 11-06-22, 09:17 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Sports betting is peanuts
Hold too low
Nobody gets rich, betting sporting events

Wrong.

Don't need a huge hold if you churn with volume.

5% ROI doesn't sound sexy right? Well, it does if you can get $10 mil volume per year, right?

**jjgold** · 11-06-22, 09:26 PM

Lol 98% don’t get that volume

Originally posted by d2bets

Wrong.

Don't need a huge hold if you churn with volume.

5% ROI doesn't sound sexy right? Well, it does if you can get $10 mil volume per year, right?

**d2bets** · 11-06-22, 09:28 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Lol 98% don’t get that volume

2% is nobody?

**jjgold** · 11-06-22, 09:38 PM

You’re in a dream land

**Bostongambler** · 11-06-22, 09:46 PM

Read “ Confessions of an Ivy League bookie”

**pologq** · 11-07-22, 08:57 AM

tmoible did you stop after last night? looking forward to your next return in 10 mins

**d2bets** · 11-07-22, 09:17 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

You’re in a dream land

Living the dream, baby!

**Goat Milk** · 11-07-22, 10:24 AM

Originally posted by d2bets

It's never going to be the same every year. Might be more useful to ask for a 5-year average, or something like that. I might tell you myself privately, I guess you're not a nark lol.

Direct messages sound like too much work and effort lol. But happy you are doing well