Originally Posted by redietz View Post
You know, kewlJ, in whatever fictional LaLa land in which you reside, I understand paying this bill or that may mean something. In the United States, however, your credit rating is pretty much a full-scale analysis of your finances. Having said that, I'll bet my net worth that my credit score is higher than yours. LOL. Can't wait to hear the "card counter" pithy comeback to that challenge.

As far as trends go, have you ever actually read a couple issues of Playbook, now or from 25 years ago? Or picked up a Playbook magazine? Or read anything regarding Billy Walters? There have been programs running 24/7 for 20+ years analyzing every aspect of every sport.

You gotta realize that people with 100 times the money Shackleford has and significantly more math abilities and programming abilities have been applying themselves to beating sports betting for the last 40 years. And, for the most part, I've outperformed them in any actual tracking of ATS records. People have been doing what you're touting for decades, with more brains and resources devoted to the endeavor than anything you could possibly muster.

That's reality, dude. People can get real money down on sports betting, unlike patty cake blackjack betting. The best and the brightest, with serious financial resources, have been applying themselves to the task for a long, long time.

And I have to add this -- LOL. You would think, according to kewlJ, that people like Billy Walters would be recruiting Shackleford. Doesn't happen. Gee, I wonder why.
Financial Adviser and syndicated talk show host, Dave Ramsey, does not have a credit rating. He doesn’t buy anything on credit. Don’t even have credit cards (he uses debit cards).

I once heard him ridicule a guy that bragged he had an 830 credit rating. Ramsey doesn’t like paying interest, period.

Redietz, would you like to bet your net worth that you are more wealthy than Ramsey?