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Quote Originally Posted by DumbWalrus:

Your Roll  =     

i agree sw, fuckin weak.

 
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Searchwarrant relax there go take your nitrous pill. I as well as everyone on here have no pity for people who gamble. You take responsibility for it every time you click submit bets. We are all grown ass adults and assume the risk when you lose in this case your entire bank roll. You have to take the good with the bad in gambling. Tomorrow there may be someone else jumping for joy on here bc he hit 5grand. That's the way it goes and to say that we are kicking him down (which nobody was) when he loses and are classless, that to me is taking this a bit to far and maybe you should take some anger management classes down the hall from your buddy red sox boy who's in GA. LOL Anyway good night and risk responsibly!!!
 
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No pitty but respect man, way to go to flame every guy for losing. 
 
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if i lost 5k on a bet, i'd be done. sadly, most gamblers go chasin after a loss like that and find trouble.

 
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See you tomorrow 
 
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Posted: #56
money management would have saved your ass!! 2.5% to 5% of your bankroll should be used for betting purposes each day. Like days like these when the blowjays play like dogshit and cost a lot of people on this site. gl to you. build up another bankroll and come back with money management or you will blow it all again
 
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Wow...$5 grand on a baseball game.  I see the bet was lost.

Hang in there...regroup.  For what it's worth I play ponies, and if I had $5 grand to use I could do some business.  I watch races from various tracks, bet sparingly and only in situations where I feel I have an edge.

There are ONLY 2 ways to make a profit playing horses:  How much you are willing to spend and wagering in sequences (daily doubles, pick 3s, 4s and 5s).

 

 
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Posted: #59
hey bro,

im sure you could afford this loss otherwise you wouldn't have bet it. if not, take your time and come back another day..

learn about money management, play small build a bankroll, and start to play within yourself and never get carried away.

chances are you'll be back one day man... let this be a lesson, and learn that the next time, there won't be a next time
 
 
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Unlucky Red!

I dont hate but money management is the key... Let's be honest though you only learn from losing and you never ever learn from winning!

Take your time and please dont chase!

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