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Originally Posted by
coach belly
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Originally Posted by
kewlJ
B&M or online....if there is a record of your play and it shows constant winning, they wont want your action.
How did Billy Walters get action down after winning millions, while on his way to winning 10s of millions?
The book knew that he was constantly winning when they took his 3mil bet on one game...right?
If these guys are actually asking how a winning sports bettor can get down even though he has won, my mission here is pretty much done. The answer to that kind of question is beyond obvious and nobody with any actual experience would ask it. If you are baffled by this question, you should probably step back and realize that you are approaching a non-random, permeable problem as if it were a video poker machine, and you really have no idea what you are doing.
So everyone call into the PFA broadcast and ask this question. Please.
Some of the stuff that has been written here the last few days is mental butchery. Like people can't understand the fundamental, college freshman difference between precision and accuracy. Jesus.
And then we have, "How do you get down if you win?" LOL. Unless you're Billy Walters (and even he does it, as coach pointed out), having a historical winning record means you are often MORE LIKELY to get down. And get down earlier to boot. If the geniuses here can't figure it out, well, I pointed out the lines are in Gambling Wizards by Munchkin. That's a pretty old book, and there are only three or four sports bettors profiled in there, so go do some reading.
God bless you all, and God bless Tiny Tim.