I've been betting with a local for a month now. I only place about 7-8 bets a weekend of about 20-40 dollars each so it's nothing huge. Last night I called and he said I was down 70. I thought I was only down 61 but I made some bets while driving in my car and didn't write them down so I thought I might have messed up. After he told me this I made a 20 dollar bet on the Jets to end my week. I just called to bet the FIU / Ark State game and he says I'm up 130 for last week. Should I question him on this?
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ummmmmmm noooo thats a $200 swing what do you care. Bad part is he will double check his side before paying you out the cashComment -
No
Build it up and bury himComment -
If it was me I would be honest with him
Show him you can be trustedComment -
i would try to freeroll him. if he catches the mistake then you deal with the change.Comment -
since this is a month into your "partnership" id say its quite possible hes testing your honesty. i have a few guys who bet some college football and mostly nfl with me and one was a little shaky and i said he was up more then he really was and surprisingly he said he was only up the correct said amount. i say be honest.Comment -
One time in high school I got a 0.5 gram of coke spotted to me from this guy at school. It was a friday and I told him I'd pay him monday. He then spent the whole weekend freebasing and forgot I owed him the money. Sucker!Comment -
Cash out and run.Comment -
I would be honest! Karma could come back and you lose the next 7 wks in a row. That's what would happen to me!Comment -
let him know mistake dude..next time you make a wrong bet or screwed up somehow, he'll remember this time and be more willing to help. is that amount really worth it to lose someone's trust over?Comment -
which bookie take 20 dollar bets? Plus be honest with him built that trust.Comment -
If a bookie let you bet $20 a game, I be nervous if I hit a huge parlay or when i'm up bigs.Comment
