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I'm curious to know by how much or how far would you allow your sportsbook balance to climb before requesting a payout? (ie: $1,000; $1,500; $2,500; $5,000, etc.) 

 
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That much success out there eh?  Understand.

 
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I use BetUS and cashed out 3K after reaching 8700.
 
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So waited until $8700 and withdrew $3 g's. Thanks Flyinghawks.
 
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Fortunately for you, I don't think is a problem you have to face much. 
 
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$1,000? Why even play if you are cashing out at that amount? 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rangerz2478:

Fortunately for you, I don't think is a problem you have to face much. 

 
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im not rich i dont bet that much. but i just took out 360 and still have 160

my monthly unit are only $100  since hockey playoff started ive taken out 3 times now
 
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2500-5000 per week.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rangerz2478:

Fortunately for you, I don't think is a problem you have to face much. 

Oh wouldn't you love to switch place with me now numbnuts.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by fsutomahawk:

$1,000? Why even play if you are cashing out at that amount? 

Try reading Nailed-it's comment below your's.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by utfootball4:

2500-5000 per week.

Thanks for sharing Utfootball4.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by pinballwizard:

Try reading Nailed-it's comment below your's.



ya many of us bet 10-25 on average..im mostly live play i made 300(about 240 profit) just on leaf goals last night. it was a good night better than usual.
 
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Wow, nice. Congrats!
 
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then theres alot of $100 betters here also..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pinballwizard:

Thanks for sharing Utfootball4.

I made 2500/wk my goal several weeks ago - so far I am on track. Regarding your situation - depends on your money management etc - I would at least want to keep a 5000 bankroll.

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$10-25 American dollars?  If so what's the point?  I tell people all the time if you can't start with a couple grand then you should wait.

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ya many of us bet 10-25 on average..im mostly live play i made 300(about 240 profit) just on leaf goals last night. it was a good night better than usual.

 
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whats the point?? gambling is supposed to be entertainment..thats the point. it has to be FUN.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Nailed-it:

whats the point?? gambling is supposed to be entertainment..thats the point. it has to be FUN.


It is, but you should let your bankroll grow a little instead of jumping in and pulling out your money as soon as you turn a little profit.
 
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Depends how you look at it.  No matter if im playing d3 or d1 football im still playing for a purpose.  Same thing goes with gambling im playing for a purpose - if I wanted to have fun ill go to the ymca.

Quote Originally Posted by Nailed-it:

whats the point?? gambling is supposed to be entertainment..thats the point. it has to be FUN.

 
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really why? my monthly units are a whole 100 if its a bad month then its 200..i do perfectly fine with that tyvm..we cant all be rich you know.

im in it for the fun. i enjoy the live play alot. obviously i dont have the income that you do. anyway moving along now
 
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Utfootball4 in your case are you normally keeping 5 g's in your account and if so, which book do you usually deal with, just wondering based on books that are trustworthy.
 
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PM me.

 

Quote Originally Posted by pinballwizard:

Utfootball4 in your case are you normally keeping 5 g's in your account and if so, which book do you usually deal with, just wondering based on books that are trustworthy.

 
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fyi there are many other less expensive hobbies you can do besides gambling to have fun. bol.
 
 
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I think the bigger issue is once you have 30-80k how do you get it out - without rising red flags.

Quote Originally Posted by pinballwizard:

Utfootball4 in your case are you normally keeping 5 g's in your account and if so, which book do you usually deal with, just wondering based on books that are trustworthy.

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