If JJ is such a degenerate losing gambler wouldn't fading all his picks in the long run be profitable?
SBR Lou
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08-02-07
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#2
there was a great video about this. sadly it is gone.
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jrcaces
SBR Sharp
08-25-07
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#3
Was it one of JJ's videos and what did it say ?
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SBR Lou
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08-02-07
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#4
Yes, he begged people not to fade him and demanded respect. Pro gamblers have feelings too bro.
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jrcaces
SBR Sharp
08-25-07
284
#5
I remember one video when he said " DON'T YOU FADE ME EVERYONE WHO FADES ME WILL PAY " something along those lines lol.
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BuddyBear
SBR Hall of Famer
08-10-05
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#6
Not really.
Unlike poker, there is not much discrpency between great gamblers and very bad gamblers. Wheras poker, you will be destoryed in a few rounds if you sit with elite poker players. By chance alone you can hit 50% ATS in sports gambling, throw in some luck a little bit more or less. The wrost sports gamblers in the world will hit approximately 45-47%% ATS. Given JJ's experience he is unlikely to be in that category. He is probably like most people in the 48-52% range. I wouldn't fade him....