TxG31

Appreciate the heads up saw this last night and got motivated. Thank You the W helped!

Van, how much do you believe someone has to invest in bitcoin at its current price to turn their investment into 100k at the 5 year mark.

I heard about van last year around playoff time and decided to tail this year (with a week off here and there to calm nerves since it wasn't going great)...down a little over 20k since unfortunately I have to pay the vig. I tailed of my own free will just figures i come in on the dip....not sure how much stomach I have left for this since I'm not as well off as many here but at this point i may as well ride till it's over and hope for the best. Best of luck the rest of the way Van I'll be following.

I have been an unregistered user of this site off and on for 20 years plus. Lots of highs and lows through these years. As I'm getting older, to me gambling has become more of a hobby (expensive one), but one I am willing to pay for as it's one of the few activities in life I look forward to. One thing I am starting to notice (but has always been there) and would like some feedback on is this obsession with what side the money is on and how that is so important to know. If you know this info you can't lose cause vegas doesn't lose right? Well my thoughts on this have become IT DOESN'T MATTER, Vegas can give two sh*ts about any one single game, they are there for the long run and if u win 1 million dollars cause they made a "mistake" they are only gonna get it back tenfold over the course of your lifetime. Some of the biggest gamblers I know all won big their first time gambling, and guess what...you already know what happened. Please let me know if my thought process makes sense here or if it's just my personal experience.It just seems to me like the gambling industry is fueled by addiction and that fact alone makes any one game or any one bet irrelevant. No one or very few will win big and walk away for good.