Years ago I was just starting. and I would bet one dollar which (I am sure you are aware) in bookie terms is usually $100. My man knew I was only betting a buck and the read back was "one grocery dollar".
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Easy-Rider 66
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02-14-12
36080
#9
Originally posted by Pigpen
Years ago I was just starting. and I would bet one dollar which (I am sure you are aware) in bookie terms is usually $100. My man knew I was only betting a buck and the read back was "one grocery dollar".
1 dollar was a $100 Back in the day for me as well.
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shadymcgrady
SBR Posting Legend
02-27-12
10036
#10
Wow straight plagiarism from the Tim donaghy documentary, geez JJ content getting lame
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pologq
SBR Posting Legend
10-07-12
19899
#11
Originally posted by Pigpen
Years ago I was just starting. and I would bet one dollar which (I am sure you are aware) in bookie terms is usually $100. My man knew I was only betting a buck and the read back was "one grocery dollar".
same. just easier to say a dollar and sounds more innocent. $5 would be $500.
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Pigpen
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05-09-08
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#12
Originally posted by pologq
same. just easier to say a dollar and sounds more innocent. $5 would be $500.
I don't know what my limit was but I remember I bet $500 on the Superbowl one year ( my largest bet at the time). I called in with a quote of "$500 on so and so" he let it go thru with the read back of "nickel on so and so".
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pologq
SBR Posting Legend
10-07-12
19899
#13
Originally posted by Pigpen
I don't know what my limit was but I remember I bet $500 on the Superbowl one year ( my largest bet at the time). I called in with a quote of "$500 on so and so" he let it go thru with the read back of "nickel on so and so".
def makes sense with nickels and dimes.
i just know of guys when i was first learning this who would say small dollar amounts but they were the equivalent of 100x that amount.