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abolo
When: 04 Dec 11 01:29
Yes i was on football for a very long time, switched to tennis and enjoy it, i find it easier.
I should have study seriously when i was in university but i didn't, so found myself with little jobs, that's why i involved myself totally in sports betting when i saw i was starting to have the skills and the knowledge to win some money (after many years losing). But it's always better to have a real good job if you can find one and bet just for pleasure and additional income, good luck to you.
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acquiesce12
When: 04 Dec 11 02:53
thanks abolo good luck to you, betting for a living is a skill as only 2% are in that bracket, you're in the 2% so it seems, well don if I put my mind to it I could do it full time but like I;ve said, maybe when I'm a bit older and poorer lol.
By:
flatliner
When: 04 Dec 11 03:34
I shall stop smoking, which means I will have to stop drinking. Sad
By:
frimpong
When: 04 Dec 11 19:32
And it's more lucrative than the poor 1k a month jobs i always had.

you pro on here abolo?
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abolo
When: 04 Dec 11 20:24
I don't like to call myself a pro, frimpong, because i think it's a bit ridiculous when we speak about gambling. I always loved sports, watched it a lot and after years of losing money betting on it i learned gradually how to win. When i saw i could make more money in betting than with my low-payed jobs i started to do it full time. But betting is everything but a job. Markets are changing, players too, places where you can bet too (ex. : PC charge, new laws in some countries), so you can lose your edge any moment and have to find new ones. Betting is something i do now because i enjoy sports and it works quite good but maybe it will end one day so i will be back to a day job.
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