Yah. Thats ruff. It is hard to keep bankroll intact if not betting set %.s. And if the bankroll gone then. U are in living expense moneyOriginally Posted by jjgold
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09-29-15 11:01 PM #36
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09-29-15 11:09 PM #37
That's like saying if Liquor stores can control the consumption of alcohol that people drink we wouldn't have alcoholics and or drunk drivers anymore.. Originally Posted by High3rEl3m3nt
People should be responsible for their own actions and not the books and or Casinos.. This is a free society we live in and I wouldn't want it any other way...
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09-29-15 11:10 PM #38
men bet with your head and not over it
so easy if you follow simple math rules
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09-29-15 11:23 PM #39
the point of my comment flew right over your head. Originally Posted by JIBBBY
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09-30-15 12:45 AM #40
lol. what's your record on your spreadsheet? oh right Originally Posted by jjgold
money management is somewhat important but if you suck at picking games you aren't making money regardless.Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: Rudeboy
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09-30-15 08:16 AM #41
Higher gets it. Originally Posted by High3rEl3m3nt
Books are looking for lifelong customers. Not short term losers.SBR
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09-30-15 09:08 AM #42
I use it most of the time until I get stupid and go all in
Many of us are guilty of bad betting habits
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09-30-15 10:47 AM #43
Yep, ya gotta be able to pick em.. That's the best gambling strategy of all.... Originally Posted by Seto
lol. what's your record on your spreadsheet? oh right
money management is somewhat important but if you suck at picking games you aren't making money regardless.
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09-30-15 12:47 PM #44
Let's all stay in action
That is the main thingPoints Awarded:
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09-30-15 01:20 PM #45
Looks like it's time to up my bets as I have been betting 1.5%
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09-30-15 02:28 PM #46
Diggity watch your back
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09-30-15 02:51 PM #47
Is somebody after me? Originally Posted by jjgold
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09-30-15 03:22 PM #48
Diggity get a crew cut and change your image
It works
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09-30-15 05:18 PM #49
Personally, I think you're a moron and you don't know crap about sports betting; however this post might be your greatest post ever! Originally Posted by jjgold
You should retire now and stop posting. BTW, I agree with you 100% on this one topic.
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10-13-15 07:52 PM #50
All in Chargers ML for $7350! Originally Posted by jjgold
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10-13-15 08:05 PM #51
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10-13-15 08:56 PM #52
time to infract Pavy for all these vicious bumps
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10-13-15 09:16 PM #53
Does Miami +2 for 3300 and Chargers ML for 7200 mean 2%?
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10-13-15 09:32 PM #54
Heat in 5.
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10-13-15 09:37 PM #55
Mason Mammoth has some interesting theories on this topic.
He says that since everyone gets money differently at different rates from different people in different amounts at different times that you should simply just bet with whatever you're comfortable losing. If you're a lottery winner and you get another million dollars every month because you took the long-term payout you would not care about betting a million on a game because you know you're getting another million next month. if you're a kid who works at Burger King making $8 an hour I would suggest not betting more than $10 a game. Different strokes for different folks.
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