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Hey Guys, Happy early Thanksgiving to all.  I hope everyone enjoys the light work week and even more so spending time with family and friends.  ( and more football during the week) 

Here's my problem: I just moved to SA, TX from up north, I grew up in the midwest and never had a problem finding a bookie, I always had one that I could rely on and that was small time enough to not have to worry about anything.  Now I move to the big city and have had a very hard time finding a local to use.  Does anyone have any ideas as far as helping me out, I dont mind just using jazzsports which lets me take my payouts daily, but the amount of money im spending for moneygram and western union is killing my profit.  any ideas ??  Please and thank you and god bless you all! 
 
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dont bring religion into this
 
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Pictures are of no help what so ever, and I am not bringing religion into anything.  being thankful for things in life isnt about religion its about being thankful jerk.  if you have answers reguarding my question than feel free to answer if not shut up.
 
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Hang around any Sports Bar, you will soon see (or learn) who is making book.  Good luck.  If you see parlay cards lying around, that is a sure tip-off.  Quite often you will find them in liquor stores, bakeries, smaller groceries.  Just look around.  If they book the cards they will book straight bets although their winning percent is a lot more with just the cards.
 
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Go down to 3rd and Buena Vista and ask for Leech...He will be there from all hours after 6 pm on Fri and Sat...He will take you into a place called "Swinging Richards" and introduce you to Stephen....The rest is up to you...Be sure to tell him that Jay sent you.....
 
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isnt swinging richards a gay bar?  please pm me if your being serious about this, thanks jay. I look forward to hearing from you.
 
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Find a bar where these guys hang out and just go up to them and say "hey brother I am looking for someone to take my action." I am sure they will help you...
 
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The sooner you get a bookie and bet MORE than you can afford to lose, the better.  Thankfully, I made that mistake EARLY in my adult life.  Just find the scariest looking bookie in the shadiest bar nearest to you.  Since you will be betting on credit, start chasing your losses to where you cannot afford to pay the man when you are supposed to settle up.

The angry look on your bookie's face when you tell him you were dumb for betting on credit will be priceless.  You will know you have arrived when he threatens to maim or kill you.  Good times ahead for you in the future once you get set up with a bookie.   

 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

The sooner you get a bookie and bet MORE than you can afford to lose, the better.  Thankfully, I made that mistake EARLY in my adult life.  Just find the scariest looking bookie in the shadiest bar nearest to you.  Since you will be betting on credit, start chasing your losses to where you cannot afford to pay the man when you are supposed to settle up.

The angry look on your bookie's face when you tell him you were dumb for betting on credit will be priceless.  You will know you have arrived when he threatens to maim or kill you.  Good times ahead for you in the future once you get set up with a bookie.   

              I second that!!
 
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Start hanging out at a sportsbar with a male bartender.  If he watches games that are not regional than he's got money on it.  Take it from there.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cpech56:

Pictures are of no help what so ever, and I am not bringing religion into anything.  being thankful for things in life isnt about religion its about being thankful jerk.  if you have answers reguarding my question than feel free to answer if not shut up.

Good thing he doesn't have to pass a test to find a bookie.

 
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Friend Request me, I can help you...
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pm  me  i  can  help  u  to
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