I've decided- because of the still illegality of sports betting-to keep only basic records this year,which take about an hour each day instead of the 4 hours or so I've been doing for most of the past 2 decades to concentrate on something legal-horse racing.
I'll still post here and there,but I will not be a regular again anytime soon if ever.
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I've decided- because of the still illegality of sports betting-to keep only basic records this year,which take about an hour each day instead of the 4 hours or so I've been doing for most of the past 2 decades to concentrate on something legal-horse racing.
I'll still post here and there,but I will not be a regular again anytime soon if ever.
yes, tho technically online sports betting is illegal in some states, they've never prosecuted a single individual bettor, and doubtful they ever will...The Federal laws are all aimed at bookies and betting sites, they've never prosecuted a single individual bettor, and doubtful they ever will.
the vig in horse racing is higher than sports betting - it's like an additional 10% tax that is just another burden to overcome, in an already tight money-making situation, I wouldn't want to mess with.
but best to you in your future endeavors!
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so sorry to hear it!
yes, tho technically online sports betting is illegal in some states, they've never prosecuted a single individual bettor, and doubtful they ever will...The Federal laws are all aimed at bookies and betting sites, they've never prosecuted a single individual bettor, and doubtful they ever will.
the vig in horse racing is higher than sports betting - it's like an additional 10% tax that is just another burden to overcome, in an already tight money-making situation, I wouldn't want to mess with.
By the way - I am not sure what problems you are encountering from a 'legal' standpoint, however, I will tell you that if you have an account with Bookmaker you can get a debit card from them that all of your withdrawals can go on and you can withdraw up to $2,500/week on that ($10k a month). Then get an account with BetUS and they will give you a gift card and will allow you to withdraw up to $3,000/week ($12k a month)
If you are doing great and withdrawing the above amounts that is $22k a month.
I don't see any issues there
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By the way - I am not sure what problems you are encountering from a 'legal' standpoint, however, I will tell you that if you have an account with Bookmaker you can get a debit card from them that all of your withdrawals can go on and you can withdraw up to $2,500/week on that ($10k a month). Then get an account with BetUS and they will give you a gift card and will allow you to withdraw up to $3,000/week ($12k a month)
If you are doing great and withdrawing the above amounts that is $22k a month.
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