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[AxelWolf]

So I have only placed bets with 1 entity in past 10 years. I found a local book who offers juice free parlays but only on the lines that were even, so they ended up on on .05. I'd go take pinny's line and round robin'd the fuck outta every edge so that I got the juice free parlays. Over 1 thousand wagers I made probably 1-2% per bet. Came within a hair of making 5% had a round robin parlay hit every leg. I know nothing about sports but I know enough that when someone found me a bookie and this was their promo, I exploited the crap out of it.

How am I not an advantage sports bettor? I cherry pick my spots and don't wager if I don't expect a positive outcome.

There are always unknowns and edges are never precise, but not sure how I wouldn't be considered an advantage sports bettor even if I almost never bet.

PS I don't go around calling myself that, but for the sake of this discussion. I would place a wager if I happened across one but I'm not that much into it outside of proving a point. It was a lot of fun sweating all the bets and if I knew how to find such a dopey bookie I'd surely do it again.

TBH I can't remember exactly what I was doing. They put their numbers on .05 type lines, but then pinny doesn't do that. So these bets were always likely off compared to pinny but also were juice free. "Juice Free Parlays" was the promo for their book. I gave a little other action. I should go play poker with those guys one day and see if they had any clue, I was cut off because of affiliate had a lot of bad debts and they weren't making $$ off me. At least that is what I was told. I'm sure I would have won more had I been given more time.

That's pretty cool dude, I think calling you an advantage Sports better would be a perfect description.

I don't think I even ever heard the term Advantage Player until about somewhere around 2010-20012. Before that you just refer to someone as pro (professional gambler was assumed and that's what the casinos called it and that's how you filed.) I didn't really like the term advantage player cuz it sounded like you were taking advantage of the casinos and I just felt that sounded a little negative. Advantage player seems to have taken off and that's what people know it has and that's what they refer to it as, so when in Rome. For the most part people haven't really heard of the word advantage player and if they have it really hasn't registered with them and they wouldn't even know what you were referring to. You would have to follow it up with professional gambler before they would know what you were talking about. I'm pretty sure the only person in my family or friends that don't know much about the gambling industry is my nephew and the rest of them but have no idea what I was talking about if I said Advantage player. PS I really hate the word vulture and Vulturing, it's such a Negative term. It's something a pissed-off Casino customer would describe someone picking up bonuses as. I was hoping people wood use a different word like sniping or something else. I tried to get the book to catch on but it didn't seem to work. for some reason I think machine Hustler sounds better and vulture. I rarely do that so I guess it really doesn't matter much however that seems there's a lot of lumping in of all different types of Advantage players including but not limited to credit hustling.