nice stuff. here's another one. if a guy is up, delay and stall for a week. hopefully they lose some of it back.
agreed. always offer them to play with house money
9 times out of 10 they will do it
By sticking with it for the long haul, and not freaking out when their clients catch lucky breaks over a small sample size.
If you don't know this, you're probably not a bookie, or shouldn't be trying to be one.
By sticking with it for the long haul, and not freaking out when their clients catch lucky breaks over a small sample size.
If you don't know this, you're probably not a bookie, or shouldn't be trying to be one.
Only an idiot would deal with scum like this. Glad you found some willing idiots. Congratulations dirtbag. Hope your idiots get really stupid lucky despite your buggering and clean your clock. Someone will. Karma baby. Don't judge me for thinking you are a total a-hole.
Only an idiot would deal with scum like this. Glad you found some willing idiots. Congratulations dirtbag. Hope your idiots get really stupid lucky despite your buggering and clean your clock. Someone will. Karma baby. Don't judge me for thinking you are a total a-hole.
lol be a middle man, not the bookie. They call you a bookie because you book for them but technically you are the middle man of let's say MR. Boss bookie, and every win or loss they spit you 10%-30% com. So in order for you to live in a long run and not selling everything you have or going bankrupt then don't take over the lines, send them, and win your com $. that's how "local bookie" win... ofcourse people get greedy and don't send the lines out, to win 100% instead of 30% com, guess what you may take a chance of losing 100% and no com.
For ex I bet Philly 1k this week, you decided to hold my line and philly won, you just lost out of your poket 1k- but if you send my line out to your bookie, and philly won, you would have made $100 com. (well depend on how your com work), so goes the other way around...
Best advice- Dont be too greedy! Find like 5 big betters 5k-10k avarage weekly and you would make over 3k per month on com $ easy...
lol be a middle man, not the bookie. They call you a bookie because you book for them but technically you are the middle man of let's say MR. Boss bookie, and every win or loss they spit you 10%-30% com. So in order for you to live in a long run and not selling everything you have or going bankrupt then don't take over the lines, send them, and win your com $. that's how "local bookie" win... ofcourse people get greedy and don't send the lines out, to win 100% instead of 30% com, guess what you may take a chance of losing 100% and no com.
For ex I bet Philly 1k this week, you decided to hold my line and philly won, you just lost out of your poket 1k- but if you send my line out to your bookie, and philly won, you would have made $100 com. (well depend on how your com work), so goes the other way around...
Best advice- Dont be too greedy! Find like 5 big betters 5k-10k avarage weekly and you would make over 3k per month on com $ easy...
I don't understand the back lash against ADC's post. I've never been a bookie but none of that surprises me. As some people have said: congratulations on finding suckers to go along with it. One of the smartest things I've ever heard is "if you can't spot the sucker in the room - it's you." For the most part, unless all of us are in one of the few cities that allows gambling, everyone that is wagering is doing something illegal - it's a bit preposterous to get on this guy's case for hedging the odds of being profitable in his favor.
He makes his own rules. If any one of that surprised you, then you're a sucker, not him. Keep tabs on your own bets and balance, then you'll have no problem. If some guy ran up to you and said "I'll pay you $100 to kick me in the nuts," you'd jump all over it and the same thing applies here. If someone wants to be stupid enough with their money and not follow-up on their own "investments," then they're to blame.
Don't judge the guy for being dishonest when he's the one that takes your illegal bets.
I don't understand the back lash against ADC's post. I've never been a bookie but none of that surprises me. As some people have said: congratulations on finding suckers to go along with it. One of the smartest things I've ever heard is "if you can't spot the sucker in the room - it's you." For the most part, unless all of us are in one of the few cities that allows gambling, everyone that is wagering is doing something illegal - it's a bit preposterous to get on this guy's case for hedging the odds of being profitable in his favor.
He makes his own rules. If any one of that surprised you, then you're a sucker, not him. Keep tabs on your own bets and balance, then you'll have no problem. If some guy ran up to you and said "I'll pay you $100 to kick me in the nuts," you'd jump all over it and the same thing applies here. If someone wants to be stupid enough with their money and not follow-up on their own "investments," then they're to blame.
Don't judge the guy for being dishonest when he's the one that takes your illegal bets.
i had a nice 8 yr run bookn mostly small action 2-4 guys regular dime players. Anyway economy goes in dumper guys cant pay.ILL.crime strike force visits 1 sunday 1130 am one of the smaller players didnt wanna pay . Im still on probation 2yrs later. But i would do it all over again! GLTALL DK
i had a nice 8 yr run bookn mostly small action 2-4 guys regular dime players. Anyway economy goes in dumper guys cant pay.ILL.crime strike force visits 1 sunday 1130 am one of the smaller players didnt wanna pay . Im still on probation 2yrs later. But i would do it all over again! GLTALL DK
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