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Anyone ever see a show called "Money Talks" on CNBC?

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damn, I missed this series.  Is it online?
 
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You can torrent it Bling
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:

damn, I missed this series.  Is it online?

https://www.cnbc.com/live-tv/money-talks

You'll have to put in your cable provider but believe me, it's worth it. 

This show is outstanding, hilarious, ridiculous etc.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Enjoi:

You can torrent it Bling
I tried earlier to search for "Money Talks" and got about 30 gazzillion porn torrents.  Then I tried to narrow it down to "CNBC Money Talks" but was only able to find the pilot episode. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


https://www.cnbc.com/live-tv/money-talks

You'll have to put in your cable provider but believe me, it's worth it. 

This show is outstanding, hilarious, ridiculous etc.
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It's on demand if you have comcast
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50% commission is nuts.   


 
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I'm guilty ..I'm gonna watch the shows tonight.This guy has served time for pretty scummy stuff like conning elderly folks.
 
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Go to Watchseries-online.com I got this site from another dude on covers and it works free/easy.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

50% commission is nuts.   



It is absolute bonkers insanity.

There is NO WAY you can profit over the long term with that kind of commission AFTER A VIG no less!!!

These dopes don't know it's hard enough to profit with NO COMMISSION whatsoever!
 
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Watching the first episode right now on cnbc.com.  First impression, this guy is a real douchebag. 
 
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A few of those fucktards sound like some of the posters on here.  I wouldn't be surprised if they do. 
 
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Would be curious how the ratings and reviews are for CNBC if they keep it.  Good TV for a sports bettor and gambler, another show to promote Vegas.  You never see him walk into any of the Strip books or talk to any book managers on camera?  I would think everyone knows everyone in the business out there.  Don't give me this bookie killer, banned in casinos BS.    
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:

Watching the first episode right now on cnbc.com.  First impression, this guy is a real douchebag. 

Bling lay off.

Just pony up the $500 for his play of the day and you'll change your tune.

https://www.vipsportslasvegas.com/sportspickdeals/todays-owner-selection-play/
 
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New England +1.5   BLOWOUT WINNER!!


 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


Bling lay off.

Just pony up the $500 for his play of the day and you'll change your tune.

https://www.vipsportslasvegas.com/sportspickdeals/todays-owner-selection-play/



Absolute blowout winners, every day!!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PhantomFlag:

Would be curious how the ratings and reviews are for CNBC if they keep it.  Good TV for a sports bettor and gambler, another show to promote Vegas.  You never see him walk into any of the Strip books or talk to any book managers on camera?  I would think everyone knows everyone in the business out there.  Don't give me this bookie killer, banned in casinos BS.    
...I read somewhere on net that the sportsbooks didn't know who he was.He s a likeable guy...Hey he s got a show..the advertising he will get is a tour's dream.Why do u think Brandon Lang is selling picks...2 for the Money
 
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Thought the show was awesome..Not a bad gig. Convince some guy to Fly to Vegas ..play 1 game a DAT at 10 to 30k a game..go 2 for 3 ..he flies them home winners .If they lose " Sorry man, we will get them next time.First time seen Skipper..cool guy..
 
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Did anyone see the guy who he 'forgave' 30k of debt to he paid 5k as a "peace offering"?

The guy who owed the money was acting like he was talking to Sonny Black from Donny Brasco, ready to piss himself right in the VIP Sports office out of fear of retribution.

What a set-up!

Now Steve Stevens is trying to convince the world he'll take ya out to a deserted cornfield if you don't pay your commissions!
 
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Seen every episode. I must say that I enjoy the show simply because there aren't any other gambling related shows out there.

But the commission thing is crazy. Next time a tout calls me I want to ask what happens if you lose game 1. Loss of $1000. bet the same amount game 2 but you win. Do I owe you $500 for the win or do I no owe you anything until you're back in the black?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by bizkilla:

Seen every episode. I must say that I enjoy the show simply because there aren't any other gambling related shows out there.

But the commission thing is crazy. Next time a tout calls me I want to ask what happens if you lose game 1. Loss of $1000. bet the same amount game 2 but you win. Do I owe you $500 for the win or do I no owe you anything until you're back in the black?


I've always thought about this.

He only takes commission on wins. But when?

IMMEDIATELY after wins only!

Did you see how happy Stevens was after the guy who never talked paid him up front after every win in cash?
 
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Absolute blowout winners, every day!!!!

That is why he is choosing -20 point favorites.

If he hits at that number, even by a point, he can say "BLOWOUT" winner (when it wasn't a blowout ATS but likely a true nail biter).
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


I've always thought about this.

He only takes commission on wins. But when?

IMMEDIATELY after wins only!

Did you see how happy Stevens was after the guy who never talked paid him up front after every win in cash?
In the first episode, he only took commission on the guys total winnings for the weekend.  So after losing $33 grand, then winning the 60 grand on the last desperation bet, he only payed commission on the $27,000 net profit. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:


I've always thought about this.

He only takes commission on wins. But when?

IMMEDIATELY after wins only!

Did you see how happy Stevens was after the guy who never talked paid him up front after every win in cash?

Yeah, and how he liked that he was a true gentleman having his money ready to pay. What a joke.
Totally misread the guy. Taking him to a male salon. C'mon man!
 
 
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I saw the second episode today.  A lot of stupid people out there still paying for picks.  One phone operator earned $13,000 commission for a single week  . 
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