Is This Good : Approx $26,000 to Win $75???

[jjgold]

IWinYourmoney invested all this amount yesterday and his net was like +$75.

So many ways to look at it, put $26K in bank top Dow Jones stock and easily make a nice rate of return in 10 years, sports most of the time that money will be lost.

Invest 26k in real estate and you will be fine long term

[RogueJuror]

Depends, how long was his money tight up?

[Richkas]

IWinYourmoney invested all this amount yesterday and his net was like +$75.

So many ways to look at it, put $26K in bank top Dow Jones stock and easily make a nice rate of return in 10 years, sports most of the time that money will be lost.

Invest 26k in real estate and you will be fine long term

IWin is a zillionaire, didnt you know that.

[HedgeHog]

$75 per day = $27,375 per year. That's over 100% return on a 26k bankroll, not a bad ROI.

[sickler]

That's a lot to have in action for such little profit, but free money is free money.

As long as this wasn't obtained by one of those "guaranteed winner" -6000 locks.

[jjgold]

The risk is too great to invest that much on sporting events unless he was middling or scalping with no risk. I think a bad move.

[smitch124]

Yes with that kind of bankroll its possible for him to scalp and middle with some decent returns.

[durito]

So many ways to look at it, put $26K in bank top Dow Jones stock and easily make a nice rate of return in 10 years, sports most of the time that money will be lost.

the dow has returned a whopping 0% (negative in real terms) in the last 10 years

[donjuan]

286% annual return > DOW/FTSE/any hedge fund.

[Iwinyourmoney]

JJ,
Thats invested since the start of football season, not 1 day.