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So why do most(all) fail betting on the nags?
So why do most(all) fail betting on the nags?
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You think people are making it up?
Of course the majority will be making it up. Whoever met a punter who admits to losing? At worst they’ll only admit to breaking even. Where's your street cred as a punter or a professional if you don't boast that you've had accounts closed by bookies? |
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15. 8. 2019 22:55
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I must have had more than a dozen bookmaker accounts at one time. I've just checked my last bet with a bookmaker was September 2017. Obviously I stopped betting with them to enhance my credibility
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I have zero interest in street cred, and I promise you I've had all bar one account closed, or rather restricted to point of being of no practical use.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-FxmoVM7X4
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Surely the lure to betting on the horses is the perception that you can win?
Why would any professional connected to horse racing not want to play up this perception? And closed accounts is the proof. If we can believe them. |