A couple of years ago the boss came in my office when Pinny was posting the NCAA basketball games for a Saturday card. I did not even try to hide it. I was carrying on a conversation while simultaneously clicking in bets. He never said a thing about it. Hard to believe that with 20+ years of sports gambling in no employer has ever said anything to me about it.
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Originally posted by Helmut
I work with a bunch a women so they don't know the difference however the few men I have worked with have questioned me when talking about games and I say something like it will be a low scoring game and Boston will win by ten. A gambler can spot a gambler and I do hide it.Comment -
I used to bring my laptop into my job and bet on the european sports while I was "working"Comment -
My job, I work on a computer all night so this is what I do...
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last couple weeks, there is one engineer saw us making a bet and checking the score on the internet, he sent the email to my boss, and complain to HR, it scare my ass about it, it lucky that they all saying it is my break time and all gambling web were filter block by web sense, so it is ok, I don't know why is it matter to him, really BSComment -
helmut, what kind of job do you have. that is awesome you can just look up lines at work.Originally posted by HelmutComment -
They block almost all gambling sites at work. I haven't found a proxy to get around it yet either. It really sucks.Comment -
Originally posted by picoman
I'm an MFG Engineer. I try to stick to my breaks when going on gambling sites, however that is not etched in stone.Comment -
99% of the time I switch windows super fast...so no probComment -
try co call customer service and ask Tech support to give you the IP address so you can go through the web sense block, or try to make a connection with an IT in the company, they can give you the access through the server, maybe you take them out for lunch couple times and asking his favor, that's how it work with meComment -
work computers are monitored
I stay away from gambling sites at workComment -
'Twould be an oxymoron.
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Helmut, you may be more powerful than you realize.Originally posted by Helmut
Playin any WNBA totals this summer?Comment -
Oh Yes! WNBA has been very good so far.Originally posted by SlickFazzerHelmut, you may be more powerful than you realize.
Playin any WNBA totals this summer?Comment -
Working graveyard at a hotel lets me do all my research for my picks each night, and My Friday is Saturday night so lots of good facts come out for sundays during football!Comment -
Disclosing my (profitable) gambling on my security clearance review caused me no end of trouble.Comment -
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At one job I worked, I was playing alot of poker. They said nothing for about a month, then they told me to review the employee again and there was something in bold print about no gambling LOL. Now I am self Employed and do what I want.Comment -
My bosses know and don't seem to mind.Comment -
Just about everything good is filtered out of the internet at work. I use my laptop for this very post and to surf the underbelly of the internet for all of my flagitious needs. If the company doesn't like it, they can find someone else to run the department, cause I can freelance this stuff also if I need to.Comment -
rager i thought you were a professional day-shooter, check that day traderOriginally posted by RageWizard
posters try proxypimp.com, although that url is just as bad as wsexComment -
Got fired about 5 times through the years because of gambling for various reasons.Comment -
everyone who knows shit about sports knows I know the spreads/totals/ML's and whose injured and trap games.
I have two guys at work who paid me to see who I was on for NCAAF.Comment -
jay cohen wouldn't have been sued it he had just used wsx as the url and not wsexComment
