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Iv'e got £50 in my billys account and I'm going to let the roll of a dice decide my bets!!! £5 per bet so lets see how far I get...this should be fun 
Even Numbers = Over / Odd Numbers = Under
Event - R. Madrid v Seville over/under 4.5 goal market - Dice result = 4
Event - R. Madrid v Seville under 10 or over 12 corners - Dice result = 11
Bet 1 - Over 4.5 goals £5 @ 7/4
Bet 2 - Under 10 corners £5 @ 8/5
Even Numbers = Over / Odd Numbers = Under
Event - R. Madrid v Seville over/under 4.5 goal market - Dice result = 4
Event - R. Madrid v Seville under 10 or over 12 corners - Dice result = 11
Bet 1 - Over 4.5 goals £5 @ 7/4
Bet 2 - Under 10 corners £5 @ 8/5
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Event - Delhi Daredevils v Rajasthan over/under 163.5 inns runs (Delhi)- Dice result = 5
Bet 3 - Under 163.5 £5 @ 17/20
Bet 3 - Under 163.5 £5 @ 17/20
Event - Celtic v Rangers over/under 2.5 goals - Dice result 6
Bet 4 - Over 2.5 goals £5 @ 10/11
Bet 4 - Over 2.5 goals £5 @ 10/11
Bet 1 LOST
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 Pending
Event - Chelsea v QPR over/under 2.5 goals - Dice result 5
Bet 5 - Under 2.5 goals £5 @
Bank - £34.25
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 Pending
Event - Chelsea v QPR over/under 2.5 goals - Dice result 5
Bet 5 - Under 2.5 goals £5 @
Bank - £34.25
Bet 1 LOST
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 WON
Bet 5 LOST
Event - Mumbai v Deccan Match Boundaries over/under 34.5 - Dice result 6
Bet 6 - Over 34.5 boundaries £5 @ 5/6
Event Spurs v Blackburn over/under 3.5 goals - Dice result 8
Bet 7 Over 3.5 goals £5 @ 11/10
Bank £33.80
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 WON
Bet 5 LOST
Event - Mumbai v Deccan Match Boundaries over/under 34.5 - Dice result 6
Bet 6 - Over 34.5 boundaries £5 @ 5/6
Event Spurs v Blackburn over/under 3.5 goals - Dice result 8
Bet 7 Over 3.5 goals £5 @ 11/10
Bank £33.80
Event - Mumbai v Deccan 1st 6 overs (Mumbai) over/under 41.5 - Dice result 5
Bet 8 - Under 41.5 runs £5 @ 17/20
Bank £28.80
Bet 8 - Under 41.5 runs £5 @ 17/20
Bank £28.80
Bet 1 LOST
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 WON
Bet 5 LOST
Bet 6 LOST
Bet 7 LOST
Bet 8 WON
Bank £38.05
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 WON
Bet 5 LOST
Bet 6 LOST
Bet 7 LOST
Bet 8 WON
Bank £38.05
Event - Real Betis v A.Madrid over/under 1.5 goals - Dice result 5
Bet 9 - Under 1.5 goals £5 @ 4/5
Bank £33.05
Bet 9 - Under 1.5 goals £5 @ 4/5
Bank £33.05
Bet 9 - LOST
Event - Boston @ Atlanta over/under 179.5 pts - Dice result 7
Bet 10 - Under 179.5pts £5 @ 10/11
Bank £28.05
Event - Boston @ Atlanta over/under 179.5 pts - Dice result 7
Bet 10 - Under 179.5pts £5 @ 10/11
Bank £28.05
Bet 1 LOST
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 WON
Bet 5 LOST
Bet 6 LOST
Bet 7 LOST
Bet 8 WON
Bet 9 LOST
Bet 10 WON
Bank £37.60
Bet 2 LOST
Bet 3 WON
Bet 4 WON
Bet 5 LOST
Bet 6 LOST
Bet 7 LOST
Bet 8 WON
Bet 9 LOST
Bet 10 WON
Bank £37.60
Why is this "fun"?
Looks like sheer lunacy to me......
Looks like sheer lunacy to me......
I will define "sheer lunacy"
In 1999, I was day-trading extensively on the NASDAQ. The trading room was full of eccentrics (perhaps myself included), all with methods of trading in and out quickly with thousands.
Our "banks" were a minimum of $25,000 + 25K in margin, so a minimum of $50K a trade.
This one guy in his late 20's sat in front of his computer screens looking for a volatile stock, usually one being pushed on the televisions. When he found it, he had one dice and would roll it - Odds he bought the stock. Evens, he shorted. Simple.
Some days, I watched him rake in hundreds in minutes with a grand total of thousands at the end of the day.
When he was silent, I knew he had lost more than one play in a row. Every few minutes from his cubicle, you heard the sound of the dice rolling on his desk. If there was silence over the next few minutes, it meant the dice was now in his hand again ready to chase his losses.
Weeks and weeks of ups and downs always returning to his original investment.
It went stranger. I would hear him whispering under his breath "Odd...Odd...come on, odd" meaning he wanted to buy but the dice ultimately made the decision for him that he would follow even if his instincts from watching months and months of stock movements told him otherwise.
The people running the room were happy with the commissions and data usage charges so they let it keep going. I know it was just under six months, but he finally cracked under his relationship with his dice and called it a day after a net loss of around 10K.
Around three weeks after he left, I was sitting in the park across from the trading room having lunch and spied something in the dirt by the bench. There, pushed into the dirt by a heel, was his dice.
I dare not pick it up.
In 1999, I was day-trading extensively on the NASDAQ. The trading room was full of eccentrics (perhaps myself included), all with methods of trading in and out quickly with thousands.
Our "banks" were a minimum of $25,000 + 25K in margin, so a minimum of $50K a trade.
This one guy in his late 20's sat in front of his computer screens looking for a volatile stock, usually one being pushed on the televisions. When he found it, he had one dice and would roll it - Odds he bought the stock. Evens, he shorted. Simple.
Some days, I watched him rake in hundreds in minutes with a grand total of thousands at the end of the day.
When he was silent, I knew he had lost more than one play in a row. Every few minutes from his cubicle, you heard the sound of the dice rolling on his desk. If there was silence over the next few minutes, it meant the dice was now in his hand again ready to chase his losses.
Weeks and weeks of ups and downs always returning to his original investment.
It went stranger. I would hear him whispering under his breath "Odd...Odd...come on, odd" meaning he wanted to buy but the dice ultimately made the decision for him that he would follow even if his instincts from watching months and months of stock movements told him otherwise.
The people running the room were happy with the commissions and data usage charges so they let it keep going. I know it was just under six months, but he finally cracked under his relationship with his dice and called it a day after a net loss of around 10K.
Around three weeks after he left, I was sitting in the park across from the trading room having lunch and spied something in the dirt by the bench. There, pushed into the dirt by a heel, was his dice.
I dare not pick it up.
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