the stigma from gambling (34)
pedro27: the stigma from gambling should only apply in certain cases on that note, a clever wise gambler wins and makes profit
im playing roulette 14 years and im up profit.......profit of 1000s
im playing roulette 14 years and im up profit.......profit of 1000s
What are the girls like in your fantasy casinos?
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pedro27: the stigma from gambling should only apply in certain cases on that note, a clever wise gambler wins and makes profit
im playing roulette 14 years and im up profit.......profit of 1000s
im playing roulette 14 years and im up profit.......profit of 1000s
No gambler ever,has admitted to making a loss.
You've never seen a bookie on a bicycle.
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jimgi: No gambler ever,has admitted to making a loss.
You've never seen a bookie on a bicycle.
You've never seen a bookie on a bicycle.
I am more than lucky in playing roulette, my proof is my pocket and profit in my pocket in 14 years is more than satisfaction thank you
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bragging wise
my nickname playing roulette is the ''MAGICIAN'' ok .......................top rank player..................
my nickname playing roulette is the ''MAGICIAN'' ok .......................top rank player..................
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Gambling has a stigma for a good reason, the same way people say being an alcoholic is a stigma, both are addictive, and both destroy families.
The only people who win regarding gambling are those who can afford to lose, they play for fun and the thrill, the money is secondary.
Roulette is just a luck game and worse the odds are never in favour of the player, Roulette is a drain on your wallet simply because the game doesn't pay what the bets are worth. With 38 numbers (1 to 36, plus 0 and 00), the true odds of hitting a single number on a straight-up bet are 37 to 1, but the house pays only 35 to 1 if you win!
The only people who win regarding gambling are those who can afford to lose, they play for fun and the thrill, the money is secondary.
Roulette is just a luck game and worse the odds are never in favour of the player, Roulette is a drain on your wallet simply because the game doesn't pay what the bets are worth. With 38 numbers (1 to 36, plus 0 and 00), the true odds of hitting a single number on a straight-up bet are 37 to 1, but the house pays only 35 to 1 if you win!
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pedro27: bragging wise
my nickname playing roulette is the ''MAGICIAN'' ok .......................top rank player..................
my nickname playing roulette is the ''MAGICIAN'' ok .......................top rank player..................
A gambler on the dol.
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Gambling can be profitable BUT only if you are disciplined.
I Knew a keen Controlled gambler we *nick-named Buzz* when he served with me in the RAF. In 1956.
He was a De Havilland Apprentice Airframe fitter and used to bet on the dogs at the London tracks he was aged 22 & doing National Service and lived in Wembley.
In those days all apprentices got deferment up to age 26 - The wage drop was a shock from their mans rate as it used to be 16 shillings a week to start rising to about £1.50 per week in the last year. - He told us he was left some money by an aunt in her will before he joined up and set up an Betting account with £99 as his deposit in a bank. - He applied a strict rule to only ever gamble with £33 at any time and top up the account with half his winnings above that. - He always had £30 spare plus the blood money (NS wages) -
Wnen I was posted from the squadron in 1958 to the Fighter Command Band at Stanmore Park we used to meet up as its nor far from Wembley and he told me he had over £1000 at that time in the gambling account in confidence and we had all seen that he had bought a new Austin A35.-- He told me it was all done by cash from his winnings and I have no reason to doubt that as he told me the sum his Aunt left him - It was 3 times the cost of a 3 bed detached house.
I Knew a keen Controlled gambler we *nick-named Buzz* when he served with me in the RAF. In 1956.
He was a De Havilland Apprentice Airframe fitter and used to bet on the dogs at the London tracks he was aged 22 & doing National Service and lived in Wembley.
In those days all apprentices got deferment up to age 26 - The wage drop was a shock from their mans rate as it used to be 16 shillings a week to start rising to about £1.50 per week in the last year. - He told us he was left some money by an aunt in her will before he joined up and set up an Betting account with £99 as his deposit in a bank. - He applied a strict rule to only ever gamble with £33 at any time and top up the account with half his winnings above that. - He always had £30 spare plus the blood money (NS wages) -
Wnen I was posted from the squadron in 1958 to the Fighter Command Band at Stanmore Park we used to meet up as its nor far from Wembley and he told me he had over £1000 at that time in the gambling account in confidence and we had all seen that he had bought a new Austin A35.-- He told me it was all done by cash from his winnings and I have no reason to doubt that as he told me the sum his Aunt left him - It was 3 times the cost of a 3 bed detached house.
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A gambler isn't a winner if he gets greedy and ends up not leaving with his winnings/profits.
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rizlared: Gambling has a stigma for a good reason, the same way people say being an alcoholic is a stigma, both are addictive, and both destroy families.
The only people who win regarding gambling are those who can afford to lose, they play for fun and the thrill, the money is secondary.
Roulette is just a luck game and worse the odds are never in favour of the player, Roulette is a drain on your wallet simply because the game doesn't pay what the bets are worth. With 38 numbers (1 to 36, plus 0 and 00), the true odds of hitting a single number on a straight-up bet are 37 to 1, but the house pays only 35 to 1 if you win!
The only people who win regarding gambling are those who can afford to lose, they play for fun and the thrill, the money is secondary.
Roulette is just a luck game and worse the odds are never in favour of the player, Roulette is a drain on your wallet simply because the game doesn't pay what the bets are worth. With 38 numbers (1 to 36, plus 0 and 00), the true odds of hitting a single number on a straight-up bet are 37 to 1, but the house pays only 35 to 1 if you win!
With the advent of Online Gambling, gambling has become a very serious addiction with most gamblers keeping their problem under the radar and suffering in silence.... I believe, a true gambler does not gamble to win, they gamble for the highs of winning and the lows of losing.
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MikeD12: Gambling can be profitable BUT only if you are disciplined.
I Knew a keen Controlled gambler we *nick-named Buzz* when he served with me in the RAF. In 1956.
He was a De Havilland Apprentice Airframe fitter and used to bet on the dogs at the London tracks he was aged 22 & doing National Service and lived in Wembley.
In those days all apprentices got deferment up to age 26 - The wage drop was a shock from their mans rate as it used to be 16 shillings a week to start rising to about £1.50 per week in the last year. - He told us he was left some money by an aunt in her will before he joined up and set up an Betting account with £99 as his deposit in a bank. - He applied a strict rule to only ever gamble with £33 at any time and top up the account with half his winnings above that. - He always had £30 spare plus the blood money (NS wages) -
Wnen I was posted from the squadron in 1958 to the Fighter Command Band at Stanmore Park we used to meet up as its nor far from Wembley and he told me he had over £1000 at that time in the gambling account in confidence and we had all seen that he had bought a new Austin A35.-- He told me it was all done by cash from his winnings and I have no reason to doubt that as he told me the sum his Aunt left him - It was 3 times the cost of a 3 bed detached house.
I Knew a keen Controlled gambler we *nick-named Buzz* when he served with me in the RAF. In 1956.
He was a De Havilland Apprentice Airframe fitter and used to bet on the dogs at the London tracks he was aged 22 & doing National Service and lived in Wembley.
In those days all apprentices got deferment up to age 26 - The wage drop was a shock from their mans rate as it used to be 16 shillings a week to start rising to about £1.50 per week in the last year. - He told us he was left some money by an aunt in her will before he joined up and set up an Betting account with £99 as his deposit in a bank. - He applied a strict rule to only ever gamble with £33 at any time and top up the account with half his winnings above that. - He always had £30 spare plus the blood money (NS wages) -
Wnen I was posted from the squadron in 1958 to the Fighter Command Band at Stanmore Park we used to meet up as its nor far from Wembley and he told me he had over £1000 at that time in the gambling account in confidence and we had all seen that he had bought a new Austin A35.-- He told me it was all done by cash from his winnings and I have no reason to doubt that as he told me the sum his Aunt left him - It was 3 times the cost of a 3 bed detached house.
Im more than disciplined..........the max I bring to chance my luck each day is 20euro...........any profit is good profit... the most I won is 3000 euro within a half hour.....
my son has got so much money of me, he has called me the ''MAGICIAN'' playing roulette
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I'm always amazed how the bookies and casinos In Ireland stay in business due to the amount of winners I hear talking about the town.
Pedro how much money would you have if you had have saved all the money you gambled over the years.
and If you say less than what you have won then Chances are you are delusional.
Or else Rain man
Pedro how much money would you have if you had have saved all the money you gambled over the years.
and If you say less than what you have won then Chances are you are delusional.
Or else Rain man
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Friskyone: A gambler isn't a winner if he gets greedy and ends up not leaving with his winnings/profits.
Yes I agree
but also some gambler's become millionaires..............
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nonsmoker: I'm always amazed how the bookies and casinos In Ireland stay in business due to the amount of winners I hear talking about the town.
Pedro how much money would you have if you had have saved all the money you gambled over the years.
and If you say less than what you have won then Chances are you are delusional.
Or else Rain man
Pedro how much money would you have if you had have saved all the money you gambled over the years.
and If you say less than what you have won then Chances are you are delusional.
Or else Rain man
read the whole thread............my proof is I am up profit playing roulette..... in 14 years all together I won more than I lost ok------ This thread is Archived ------
pedro27: read the whole thread............my proof is I am up profit playing roulette..... in 14 years all together I won more than I lost ok
So you say.
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pedro27: bragging wise
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Next time we are waiting for your coronation,
as
"""The King of gamblers".
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whatever I speak the truth you get uptight and jealous
nonsmoker: So you say.
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chris27292729: Next time we are waiting for your coronation,
as
"""The King of gamblers".
as
"""The King of gamblers".
I could of died more than 5 times....so I am lucky actually more than lucky....!
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I am assuming then that this gambling income is paying for your housing, food, bills, and livelihood, and government assistance is no longer needed.
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pedro27: whatever I speak the truth you get uptight and jealous
Like I said delusional
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