[dontknowhowtobet]

Figures that an absolute degenerate who is in and out of GA meetings would play at a book called bean bag sports.

I admit I have self-excluded myself from many bookmakers but at least I could play normally at books that pay me same day and don't give me hassles like 5Dimes or god knows what.



So you can laugh as much as you want, but I'm laughing all the way to the bank with the money in it already, and I'm just wondering how long it would have taken guys like you to withdraw £1833.33 from a bookmaker ... probably would allow you to withdraw $500/week at most and by checks that you need to go and physically deposit ... now how pathetic is that?!

I am going to see in my bank account by 17:00pm UK time today (30/04) exactly £1833.33 without any hassles whatsoever. So who's the dummy??

[jjgold]

dontknowhow where are you living now??

[dontknowhowtobet]

dontknowhow where are you living now??

Not far away from Tel Aviv.

[Rudeboy]

dont think odds matrix runs books, I think they just provide software and odds, so management could be anyone

have had problems with odds matrix books before, probably cause they are not very selective in who they do business with

but if this one is based in the UK then it should be safe, better make sure that uk licence number is authentic

ireland is not in the uk

[Rudeboy]

Thanks ... I'm worried about it .... 70% or more is 2.1 (Upper 2nd Class) .... 69% or less (Pass mark = 40%) is 2.2 (Lower 2nd Class) ... not sure if you're from the UK but if you are correct me if I'm wrong but a 2.2 degree is worthless, right?

70% or more is a 1st class degree

2:2 lower second is not worthless, you could say a third is

[MickeyMan]

I admit I have self-excluded myself from many bookmakers but at least I could play normally at books that pay me same day and don't give me hassles like 5Dimes or god knows what.



So you can laugh as much as you want, but I'm laughing all the way to the bank with the money in it already, and I'm just wondering how long it would have taken guys like you to withdraw £1833.33 from a bookmaker ... probably would allow you to withdraw $500/week at most and by checks that you need to go and physically deposit ... now how pathetic is that?!

I am going to see in my bank account by 17:00pm UK time today (30/04) exactly £1833.33 without any hassles whatsoever. So who's the dummy??

Shut your fukkin puszy mouth you are retarded.

It takes me two seconds to withdraw from my main book and into my bank account 1-2 days later.

And lol at you thinking you have this money to keep, you know and I know that you will lose it all back and more. You are an absolute degenerate there is no other outcome for people like you.

That is unless you quit now and go back to GA and start your whiny threads about gambling again.

[dontknowhowtobet]

70% or more is a 1st class degree

Not with the Open University

2:2 lower second is not worthless, you could say a third is

I'm safe from getting third, I mean even if I get 40% in the exam then I would still get 2:2 (not Third) and less than 40% will require me to resit the exam (definitely not planning to) .... but the problem is the exam is hard, you can revise as long as you want, but you never know how it will end ... I'm so nervous about it .....

Agghhhhrrrrrrrrrr

[Rudeboy]

Not with the Open University



I'm safe from getting third, I mean even if I get 40% in the exam then I would still get 2:2 (not Third) and less than 40% will require me to resit the exam (definitely not planning to) .... but the problem is the exam is hard, you can revise as long as you want, but you never know how it will end ... I'm so nervous about it .....

Agghhhhrrrrrrrrrr

open university how is it?

I went to two universities never a course with open, above 70% is a 1st class honors, don't be nervous you'll be fine














































aslong as you GET THE FUK OFF HERE & REVISE!!

[dontknowhowtobet]

aslong as you GET THE FUK OFF HERE & REVISE!!

HELP ME !!!!!
lol

[dontknowhowtobet]

Shut your fukkin puszy mouth you are retarded.

It takes me two seconds to withdraw from my main book and into my bank account 1-2 days later.

And lol at you thinking you have this money to keep, you know and I know that you will lose it all back and more. You are an absolute degenerate there is no other outcome for people like you.

That is unless you quit now and go back to GA and start your whiny threads about gambling again.

Yes, does this "main book" have a name?!
Otherwise you could have helped this poor chap here:

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...ortsbooks.html

I'm just wondering where all these "main books" are located?
Are they like the ones running the bets in a mafia?

Hmmm....

[jjgold]

There's no such thing as an instant payout unless you're in Las Vegas or in a legal walk up book in the United Kingdom, Russia, Ireland Lithuania

An instant payout is when you get cash right after the game is final

[MickeyMan]

Yes, does this "main book" have a name?!
Otherwise you could have helped this poor chap here:

http://www.sportsbookreview.com/foru...ortsbooks.html

I'm just wondering where all these "main books" are located?
Are they like the ones running the bets in a mafia?

Hmmm....

Have you ever heard of pinnacle sports you fukkin clown?

[Rudeboy]

HELP ME !!!!!
lol

well if its an exam theres not much i can do...maybe review your notes and simplify them, get your revision focused on the niche...time is valuable use it wisely.

if you got assignments send me your brief...just pm me i'm here to help especially with winners

if i may ask what are you doing all the way in israel? how are the chicks?

[dontknowhowtobet]

There's no such thing as an instant payout unless you're in Las Vegas or in a legal walk up book in the United Kingdom, Russia, Ireland Lithuania

An instant payout is when you get cash right after the game is final

No, JJ, I have to disagree ... many European books process payouts within hours - or take SportingIndex for instance, using Moneybookers (Skrill) when you make a withdrawal the payout is INSTANT, and by INSTANT I mean it's INSTANT, like on the spot, less than 2 seconds it's in your Moneybookers account (and usually same day into your bank account or latest by the next day with Skrill).

Here are some proofs:
http://www.gamblingstories.com/topic...-vip-worth-it/

Look at the time there:
04/02/2015 - deposited £1,000 @ 04:20am
04/02/2015 - received £1,262.50 @ 04:37am

Wanna know what was this bet? Take a look here:
http://www.gamblingstories.com/topic...-way-i-wanted/

I told you, JJ, I document everything, literally everything related to my gambling activity.

[dontknowhowtobet]

Have you ever heard of pinnacle sports you fukkin clown?

I have, but if I were to deposit £1,000 with them and bet on the halftime yesterday OVER 210.5 and get even "better" rates of 1.90 - you realize if I don't rollover that amount they will charge me 3% i.e. £1,900 would turn into £1,843 and let's not talk about their fees on top of it like $15 if you withdraw more than once and so on ...

And that is assuming they gave me 1.90 at halftime, they usually give you much less!

[jjgold]

A withdrawal request is different than cash in your hands that to me is an instant pay out

[dontknowhowtobet]

well if its an exam theres not much i can do...maybe review your notes and simplify them, get your revision focused on the niche...time is valuable use it wisely.

if you got assignments send me your brief...just pm me i'm here to help especially with winners

if i may ask what are you doing all the way in israel? how are the chicks?

I'm done with all my assignments, thank god, I only got the exam left, simply 1 exam separates me from a BSc degree in Computing & IT and Business.
I won't lie to you, it's after 5 years of studies (I started in 2010), but I took it with a very slow pace ... I know the value of degree in general nowadays is not as much as it had 20 years ago ... but it's a good thing to have, so it's worth putting efforts to seal these 5 years nicely and not badly ... the OU was pretty fair in everything that I experienced, I have no complaints about them whatsoever.

Okay, Israel, chicks ... you got plenty of hot chicks here ... I'm married (to my beautiful wife), but I can tell you there are lots of hot chicks here, just visit Tel Aviv and you would see for yourself .... also the weather is much better as well.

[dontknowhowtobet]

A withdrawal request is different than cash in your hands that to me is an instant pay out

Well, I just showed you an example that with SportingIndex you get the cash in your eWallet instantly ... Moneybookers is like a bank account if you wish to call it, like PayPal (although I wouldn't trust it like a bank)... it's an eWallet ... you get the funds instantly ....

I see what you mean though, you talk about cash, coins, notes, literally and physically in your hand ... well, we're living in the Internet era... I see nothing wrong with getting the cash into your eWallet, and especially that that is instantly it's quite reassuring.

But I can't tell people what to do ... I can just share my own experience, everyone can eventually judge things for himself.

[MickeyMan]

I've never had a rollover at pinnacle, deposits are free and withdrawals cost $2.00 unless you need more than one a month.

[Rudeboy]

I'm done with all my assignments, thank god, I only got the exam left, simply 1 exam separates me from a BSc degree in Computing & IT and Business.
I won't lie to you, it's after 5 years of studies (I started in 2010), but I took it with a very slow pace ... I know the value of degree in general nowadays is not as much as it had 20 years ago ... but it's a good thing to have, so it's worth putting efforts to seal these 5 years nicely and not badly ... the OU was pretty fair in everything that I experienced, I have no complaints about them whatsoever.

Okay, Israel, chicks ... you got plenty of hot chicks here ... I'm married (to my beautiful wife), but I can tell you there are lots of hot chicks here, just visit Tel Aviv and you would see for yourself .... also the weather is much better as well.

the value is getting better

[dontknowhowtobet]

I've never had a rollover at pinnacle, deposits are free and withdrawals cost $2.00 unless you need more than one a month.

Yes, I made 3 withdrawals and they had cost me nothing:

http://www.gamblingstories.com/topic...-so-far/?p=340

If I were to deposit £100 withdraw £110 from Pinnacle and this wasn't my first withdrawal at that month I would have ended receiving less than what I deposited!

Do you see what I mean?
You are FORCED to leave your balance with them to avoid fees, I'm not.
That's the difference.

I'm free to withdraw as many as 100 times and no fee would be taken from me.
You however must keep the balance there, for the entire month, to avoid paying the fee.

And I understand some people scream here it's not okay to withdraw, withdraw and withdraw, but why leave money there and not take if you can actually take it?! Where is the common sense of all these people who are advocating of this masochistic approach ?!

[dontknowhowtobet]

the value is getting better

That's good to hear as I put 5 years of my life into it, but why do you think so? I'd love to hear your justifications

[jjgold]

Well, I just showed you an example that with SportingIndex you get the cash in your eWallet instantly ... Moneybookers is like a bank account if you wish to call it, like PayPal (although I wouldn't trust it like a bank)... it's an eWallet ... you get the funds instantly ....

I see what you mean though, you talk about cash, coins, notes, literally and physically in your hand ... well, we're living in the Internet era... I see nothing wrong with getting the cash into your eWallet, and especially that that is instantly it's quite reassuring.

But I can't tell people what to do ... I can just share my own experience, everyone can eventually judge things for himself.

If you have a Neteller cash card then its instant or if moneybookers has a card

Dontknow you like spread betting at Sportingindex

[Ghenghis Kahn]

Have you ever heard of pinnacle sports you fukkin clown?

this fukking loser self excluded from all the good books so he has to find shit books to wager.

not sure if i should laugh at this loser or feel sorry for him...

[frizzelli]

I've never had a rollover at pinnacle, deposits are free and withdrawals cost $2.00 unless you need more than one a month.

There is 100% a rollover @ Pinnacle on all deposits. If you don't roll your balance over there is a 3% charge on the balance. I've run into this a couple times lately. Also the Inst a debit withdrawal is subject to an $18 fee at the moment.

[dontknowhowtobet]

this fukking loser self excluded from all the good books so he has to find shit books to wager.

not sure if i should laugh at this loser or feel sorry for him...

[Rudeboy]

That's good to hear as I put 5 years of my life into it, but why do you think so? I'd love to hear your justifications

well firstly the fees have increased, whilst the general perception amongst the public such as yourself thinking a degree is "losing more face value" and people opting for something different it only means gradually 'degrees' will become more valuable, more & more people are taking apprenticeships too, these big firms want educated people... that separate apart, this of course differs between certain sectors such as engineering degrees which are very valuable

the current market shows if one lacks any sort of education your basically fukked & your future/income will be limited

[dontknowhowtobet]

If you have a Neteller cash card then its instant or if moneybookers has a card

Dontknow you like spread betting at Sportingindex

Yes, Moneybookers also has a card but why should I use it if it has so many fees? I'm not in a rush to go to the ATM and take the money, and if I would, like right now outside of the UK - I would get the money into my bank within the very same day or latest by the next day ... then use my Halifax Clarity Card in the ATM or the counter inside the bank to pull out Dollars/Shekels/Euro/Whatever @ without paying any FX (=Foreign Exchange) fee whatsoever.

Let's take the GBP/USD for example, it is 1.54 currently and I can take up to £500 a day with that card that means I can pull out from the ATM exactly up to £500 x 1.54 = $770 USD and I won't be charged a single penny for it. (PS I tried it in the US as well, it works like a charm).

[dontknowhowtobet]

Let's take the GBP/USD for example, it is 1.54 currently and I can take up to £500 a day with that card that means I can pull out from the ATM exactly up to £500 x 1.54 = $770 USD and I won't be charged a single penny for it. (PS I tried it in the US as well, it works like a charm).

I can actually take more than £500/day with the card at the counter ... that is the limit for the ATM (i.e. without speaking to anyone, just in and out).
If I go into a bank I can ask them to swipe the card and give me up to £3,000/day (that's my current limit, others might have more/less), and I would probably be required (up to the bank's discretion) to show my Passport, Driving License and other proofs of ID to prove that I'm the owner of the card (otherwise the bank might not want to do a "Cash Advance" for me).

[dontknowhowtobet]

well firstly the fees have increased, whilst the general perception amongst the public such as yourself thinking a degree is "losing more face value" and people opting for something different it only means gradually 'degrees' will become more valuable, more & more people are taking apprenticeships too, these big firms want educated people... that separate apart, this of course differs between certain sectors such as engineering degrees which are very valuable

the current market shows if one lacks any sort of education your basically fukked & your future/income will be limited

That's good to know ...
Would you classify the type of degree I'm taking as valuable one - it is BSc (Hon.) in Computing & IT and Business.
IT stands for "Information Technology".

The word "Computing" is a sort of a new way of treating "Computer Science" slightly different, I tried to figure it out ... it's really up to the type of courses you're taking but many people wouldn't really know it anyway ....

Anyway what do you think? Would it have any value i.e. if you were in my position you would beat yourself up to ensure you're not 100% but 200% ready for the exam?

[Rudeboy]

That's good to know ...
Would you classify the type of degree I'm taking as valuable one - it is BSc (Hon.) in Computing & IT and Business.
IT stands for "Information Technology".

The word "Computing" is a sort of a new way of treating "Computer Science" slightly different, I tried to figure it out ... it's really up to the type of courses you're taking but many people wouldn't really know it anyway ....

Anyway what do you think? Would it have any value i.e. if you were in my position you would beat yourself up to ensure you're not 100% but 200% ready for the exam?

Nothing wrong with a BSc or the awarding body, mix degrees give you the advantage of wider ventures....your more versatile to employers in your educational credentials, being it an open university i would ensure a upper second 2:1 make sure you work hard for that exam i would be gutted personally.

you don't sound very confident in this course you choose...very abnormal questions for a student in the finale stages of a bachelor of science/arts

[MickeyMan]

There is 100% a rollover @ Pinnacle on all deposits. If you don't roll your balance over there is a 3% charge on the balance. I've run into this a couple times lately. Also the Inst a debit withdrawal is subject to an $18 fee at the moment.

Really? Maybe I've never noticed because using inst a debit you have to wait a week after a deposit to withdraw so I've always completed the rollover. You get charged $18 on your first withdraw? My first one is free using ID.

[Rudeboy]

not to sound negative either but computing & business degrees are very tight lotta competition my friend this kind of sector will slowly gain popularity amongst firms, but you've chosen it now you obviously choose it because it interests you & your good at it you've given 5 years so make sure you get the best grade pal, and good luck with the future

i recommend some sort of postgraduate studies combined with experience

[dontknowhowtobet]

Nothing wrong with a BSc or the awarding body, mix degrees give you the advantage of wider ventures....your more versatile to employers in your educational credentials, being it an open university i would ensure a upper second 2:1 make sure you work hard for that exam i would be gutted personally.

you don't sound very confident in this course you chose...very abnormal questions for a student in the finale stages of a bachelor of science/arts

Thanks for your feedback, it is always helpful to get some feedback!
The average of students who get 70%+ in this course if I'm not mistaken is below 15% !!!
The ones who're getting 85%+ are 3% ....

Students in the Facebook group report their OCAS (=Overall Continuous Assignment Scores) is 50% - 60% at best!! One lady jut posted in the FB group she's hovering between 53% to 55% (which is crucial as 55% for her is Grade 3).

Wanna know my OCAS? 87%
Basically if I could only rely on my assignments I already have a distinction in my pocket - but the thing with the OU is that your FINAL RESULT is the LOWEST of your OCAS and EXAM ... so if I get 40% in the exam my final result is 40% !!! You realize how scary that is?!

You're asking if I'm feeling confident ... yes and no ... I know the material, most of it ... but watching the low % and aiming to be among those 15% who score 70%+ is scary .... it's hard ... I don't know how to explain it to you ... but do you get what my mind is going through lol?? (agghhhr feel like I wanna scream thinking about the exam lol)...

[dontknowhowtobet]

Really? Maybe I've never noticed because using inst a debit you have to wait a week after a deposit to withdraw so I've always completed the rollover. You get charged $18 on your first withdraw? My first one is free using ID.

That's fine ... but the guy was just proving to you that Pinnacle is not the best website for betting ... especially if you deposit and withdraw small amounts ... this $15 fee would literally "kill" your profits .... of course if you play with $5,000 or so it would be "peanuts" money.