Good posts, men. But, what about all the emails I get from people who state they gamble for a living and want to share the knowledge for a small fee?
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eaglesfan371
SBR MVP
01-08-19
4079
#37
They make a living off those "small fees" you pay. They don't make a living betting sports, they took an online marketing class and take advantage of idiots who believe them.
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Foxx
SBR Hall of Famer
05-25-11
5832
#38
Originally posted by Easy-Rider 66
LOL. Wish I could claim to be one of the sharks but no go. But all kidding aside really think tourneys are the way to go. Average hold on horse tourneys is 11.5%.
Anyone playing the game professionally is no doubt commanding top level rebates which will take their personal hold down below 10% across pools. Even the 7% offered by BOL gets a lot of pools down to or below 11.5%. Nothing wrong with tournaments though.
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2daBank
SBR Aristocracy
01-26-09
88966
#39
I thought I could make a career as a gigalo, apparently you have to be good looking, you would think some ugly broad having to pay wouldn’t be so picky!
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#40
I love the guys said they gamble professionally but have four different incomes coming in
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SlickFazzer
SBR Posting Legend
05-22-08
20209
#41
Even Billy Walters had MULTIPLE STREAMS of income.
Gambling alone - impossible.
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cecil127
SBR Hall of Famer
11-19-09
7312
#42
Originally posted by jjgold
all old cars in parking lots and every guy banged up
think of this everytime I bet against the odds on fave...best advice you've ever doled out.
*JJ should I mention I ran into you at a track?
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Eddy Munny
Benched
08-13-13
15769
#43
Cecil127 made a career out of breeding horses with his mouth, except for the being paid to do it part.
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eaglesfan371
SBR MVP
01-08-19
4079
#44
lol the old car comment...its so true. Look at the cars in the parking lot next time you visit a casino, especially racetrack. Then you'll understand why professional gambling is a joke.
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cecil127
SBR Hall of Famer
11-19-09
7312
#45
Originally posted by Eddy Munny
Cecil127 made a career out of breeding horses with his mouth, except for the being paid to do it part.
still on my jazz for no reason after all these years? I should be flattered but sadness quickly overrides it...
tell us: will you ever get out of the chair?
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Joey Vigs
SBR MVP
06-10-18
1425
#46
Used to frequent the track back in the day. The biggest maniac there, used to slap the program, scream and curse. Found out years later he was a prominent brain surgeon
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Eddy Munny
Benched
08-13-13
15769
#47
Originally posted by cecil127
still on my jazz for no reason after all these years? I should be flattered but sadness quickly overrides it...
tell us: will you ever get out of the chair?
You should be flattered that your face isn't on posters in every horse track in America as "PETA's Most Wanted."
The word you're looking for is "throne" and no, I'll never relinquish the throne.
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Louisvillekid1
SBR Aristocracy
10-17-07
52143
#48
Horse handicapping is a big part of the makeup needed to be successful in other sports.
Every true handicapper should have knowledge of the ponies and be able to read the form, to atleast put together a decent a card on big race days.
It’s normally where it all begins for most of us.
Losing a few Hundred at the track , can many times be more enjoyable than making a few units on other sports.
But that’s not my point
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Chi_archie
SBR Aristocracy
07-22-08
63172
#49
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Eddy Munny
Benched
08-13-13
15769
#50
Originally posted by Louisvillekid1
Horse handicapping is a big part of the makeup needed to be successful in other sports.
Every true handicapper should have knowledge of the ponies and be able to read the form, to atleast put together a decent a card on big race days.
It’s normally where it all begins for most of us.
Losing a few Hundred at the track , can many times be more enjoyable than making a few units on other sports.
But that’s not my point
While I won't debate the veracity of your statement, I think handicapping protocol needs to spelled out to certain members of the horse capping community who didn't get the memo i.e. Cecil127 whose knowledge of the thoroughbreds was largely limited to their genitalia, of which he thoroughly researched with his tonsils.
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trytrytry
SBR Posting Legend
03-13-06
23656
#51
stay away from horses unless its in your DNA and blood, never start if you have not started..now on to Evangeline race 8
win place show
#1 Naughty Me
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MC PICKS
SBR Hall of Famer
01-10-10
6644
#52
Originally posted by Louisvillekid1
Horse handicapping is a big part of the makeup needed to be successful in other sports.
Every true handicapper should have knowledge of the ponies and be able to read the form, to atleast put together a decent a card on big race days.
It’s normally where it all begins for most of us.
Losing a few Hundred at the track , can many times be more enjoyable than making a few units on other sports.
But that’s not my point
So true, used to love going to the track, now I just login to 4njbets.com and watch TVG. The 4 day all star break I bet horses from tracks all over the country all day long since there isn't really anything else to bet on, I don't fukk around with HR derby and all star game.
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Louisvillekid1
SBR Aristocracy
10-17-07
52143
#53
Eddy munny & t3, right on per usual
Has to be in blood
But makes us cappers on different levels going elsewhere
M C picks, nothing wrong with that
Cheers
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The General
SBR Posting Legend
08-10-05
13279
#54
Definitely enjoy days hanging at the paddock and tossing a few dollars around while talking with Freddie from Kentucky.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#55
Work hard
Gamble recreationally
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TheMoneyShot
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
02-14-07
28672
#56
Is Big Brown still around? Take him
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littlekona
SBR Hall of Famer
11-19-15
5250
#57
Years ago there was a maintenance worker at hawthorne who was said to of made near a million dollars on show bets and then to lose it all back on win and gimmicks...outside of the exchanges where consistent profit can be made on lay bets my more recent strategy has been to play bigger tickets pick 4 and 5s and supers with thought being I will lose long run betting into pari mutual pools anyway may as well go for bigger hits...
Trytrytry is right too...do not start horses....I’ve been hooked on them and love the sport and wish I was never introduced to them at young age...it’s losing proposition