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most people love the thrill of making/loosing money in bets

but the truth is if u are smart enough..u stop gambling and start making money

I am getting to the point where gambling is becoming boring and too slow for me...am entering the number theory game now and i have discovered a system..only me and me alone will use...and no i will not sell any system

I have found several loopholes to exploit..and i have come to find out gambling yes i will win eventually..but seriously its too slow..i want x10 real quick n if u try that gambling u will loose...gambling needs patience even for the best handicappers


Am living handicapping alone..am getting into number theory!


 
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As someone who has been here for 11 years I have seen a ton of number theory people come and go. I handicap full time and have since 1999. I don't have a single system or anything. I rely on knowing how to use your time wisely, friends I have made around the country and STRICT money management. I have a Masters in Game Theory which makes me a great Chess player and does help with handicapping certain events. I find the biggest mistake gamblers make is trying to find what games to wager on instead of finding what games to not wager on and then using their time wisely. But, this day in age with so much contact between everyone you can make friends at every college to find out who was drinking the night before. Whose girlfriend got pregnant or broke up with them that week etc... I find that is most useful for college betting. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Raging_Fetus:

As someone who has been here for 11 years I have seen a ton of number theory people come and go. I handicap full time and have since 1999. I don't have a single system or anything. I rely on knowing how to use your time wisely, friends I have made around the country and STRICT money management. I have a Masters in Game Theory which makes me a great Chess player and does help with handicapping certain events. I find the biggest mistake gamblers make is trying to find what games to wager on instead of finding what games to not wager on and then using their time wisely. But, this day in age with so much contact between everyone you can make friends at every college to find out who was drinking the night before. Whose girlfriend got pregnant or broke up with them that week etc... I find that is most useful for college betting. 


masters in game theory from what schl?
 
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I'm a generous donor lol
 
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Quote Originally Posted by fcksptbtng:

most people love the thrill of making/loosing money in bets

but the truth is if u are smart enough..u stop gambling and start making money

I am getting to the point where gambling is becoming boring and too slow for me...am entering the number theory game now and i have discovered a system..only me and me alone will use...and no i will not sell any system

I have found several loopholes to exploit..and i have come to find out gambling yes i will win eventually..but seriously its too slow..i want x10 real quick n if u try that gambling u will loose...gambling needs patience even for the best handicappers


Am living handicapping alone..am getting into number theory!


........sorry bro, there is absolutely no thrill in losing money.....NONE !!

 
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I have a PhD in Economics as well as a PhD. for Political Philosophy. Game Theory was a big part of the undergraduate and masters coursework for Economics. It also had its spot in my Political ventures as well. I don't believe any schools currently offer an actual Masters in Game Theory. I just say Masters as explaining what Game Theory is to most people is tough enough. And then having to explain why I couldn't major in it just makes them usually more confused. I went to Arizona State. I also attended the London School of Economics during special summer Game Theory classes they held, as they are as far advanced on Game Theory as anyone. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Raging_Fetus:

As someone who has been here for 11 years I have seen a ton of number theory people come and go. I handicap full time and have since 1999. I don't have a single system or anything. I rely on knowing how to use your time wisely, friends I have made around the country and STRICT money management. I have a Masters in Game Theory which makes me a great Chess player and does help with handicapping certain events. I find the biggest mistake gamblers make is trying to find what games to wager on instead of finding what games to not wager on and then using their time wisely. But, this day in age with so much contact between everyone you can make friends at every college to find out who was drinking the night before. Whose girlfriend got pregnant or broke up with them that week etc... I find that is most useful for college betting. 



 
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Quote Originally Posted by Raging_Fetus:

I have a PhD in Economics as well as a PhD. for Political Philosophy. Game Theory was a big part of the undergraduate and masters coursework for Economics. It also had its spot in my Political ventures as well. I don't believe any schools currently offer an actual Masters in Game Theory. I just say Masters as explaining what Game Theory is to most people is tough enough. And then having to explain why I couldn't major in it just makes them usually more confused. I went to Arizona State. I also attended the London School of Economics during special summer Game Theory classes they held, as they are as far advanced on Game Theory as anyone. 


got u
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Quote Originally Posted by Alien-1:

........sorry bro, there is absolutely no thrill in losing money.....NONE !!


 
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Talking about game theory in sports gambling lmao. Ease off the drugs you child.
 
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School can't teach you how to earn money in life. 
 
 
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School put people in debt.. The naturally talented like the people whom created the algos to beat the books werent learned from school.. Yet the naturally bright still needed huge backers or a huge bankroll.. If you don't have neither of these two.. Then you are dreaming... Go short some stocks instead LOL
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