Well, just fyi supporting urself through online wagering isnt this big fantasy land as it appears. It can be isolating and stressful. I cant say i am as passionate about it as i used to be more than ever for me this is a business venture, an asset to building fiscal success. You must take away all emotion from the playing field. The high and lows sort of all mesh together and nothing surprises me anymore.
I have been betting since i was 13 years old! Yes thats right over 15 years! The local betting lotery here in Quebec wasnt always 18 yrs and over up until 10 years any kid could throw down his mummy or daddys money at the counter. I used to lose a ton at this lottery since it is mandatory to parlay every bet with a minimum of 3 games. I would use round robin to counter it with minimal success.
Then at 18 yrs old i found my first online sportsbook but again there was a problem. i did not know how to manage my money! Whatever i won i would lose since i would bet until i lost all my winnings by increasing my wagers, i couldnt survive the bad days. Now 10 years later, I have learned a ton of patience and discipline not to mention betting correlations and theories.
I am a big guy 6'3". I used to work out a ton when i was younger, im an certified physical fitness trainer. Not hard to get certified but i was very passionate about training once upon a time. I was 215 pounds of solid muscle 4 years ago but now with the high demand of this lifestyle ive shedded 30 pounds and havent picked up a weight in over 2 years. The pressure and success have blocked me out from pursuing anything else. This can feel like such easy money and i wouldnt say the rush is addictive but the feeling to greater wealth is a factor. Greed is a human weakness. I always have wanted a normal life, family, friends and a routine vacation. I find it harder and harder to walk away. This started as recreation and my talent grew to an obsessive patern. Is it beneficially to me in the long run? I have made enough to support myself to the end. I have capital and property. Yet its never enough.
Then again i am running out of opportunities. I have had more than my share of online books boot me or my personal fave lowering my wagering limits on the nhl. I make most of my money with hockey. This whole world can leave me feeling of many different emotions on a day to day basis. Winning or losing its not the burning question that haunts me but rather is it all worth it!? Why cant i be normal, should i even try to be. This seems to be my calling but im not as happy as when i was younger with no money i can feel myself missing out on so much but yet im still young. I should let myself breathe a bit more then though i feel as though i could lose this touch i have.
The summer months are want i look forward to the most i always must recharge a few months away whether it be europe, latin america, wherever. But should i take a permanent break from this life? I have had a hard time opening up to people, this isnt exactly an accepted experience by society. i have blocked away many friends, people get fed up when you dont ever pick up ur phone. Maybe its a good thing i have done so much for them and my family that people expect things from me like what i do is easy! No its not easy its stressful and it can lead you down a path u might not want to follow. Trust me practice makes perfect at whatever you do. Think of it like bodybuilding you can build up to anything in time. Is it worth the time?
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Quote Originally Posted by Flutiemaniac341:
Well, just fyi supporting urself through online wagering isnt this big fantasy land as it appears. It can be isolating and stressful. I cant say i am as passionate about it as i used to be more than ever for me this is a business venture, an asset to building fiscal success. You must take away all emotion from the playing field. The high and lows sort of all mesh together and nothing surprises me anymore.
I have been betting since i was 13 years old! Yes thats right over 15 years! The local betting lotery here in Quebec wasnt always 18 yrs and over up until 10 years any kid could throw down his mummy or daddys money at the counter. I used to lose a ton at this lottery since it is mandatory to parlay every bet with a minimum of 3 games. I would use round robin to counter it with minimal success.
Then at 18 yrs old i found my first online sportsbook but again there was a problem. i did not know how to manage my money! Whatever i won i would lose since i would bet until i lost all my winnings by increasing my wagers, i couldnt survive the bad days. Now 10 years later, I have learned a ton of patience and discipline not to mention betting correlations and theories.
I am a big guy 6'3". I used to work out a ton when i was younger, im an certified physical fitness trainer. Not hard to get certified but i was very passionate about training once upon a time. I was 215 pounds of solid muscle 4 years ago but now with the high demand of this lifestyle ive shedded 30 pounds and havent picked up a weight in over 2 years. The pressure and success have blocked me out from pursuing anything else. This can feel like such easy money and i wouldnt say the rush is addictive but the feeling to greater wealth is a factor. Greed is a human weakness. I always have wanted a normal life, family, friends and a routine vacation. I find it harder and harder to walk away. This started as recreation and my talent grew to an obsessive patern. Is it beneficially to me in the long run? I have made enough to support myself to the end. I have capital and property. Yet its never enough.
Then again i am running out of opportunities. I have had more than my share of online books boot me or my personal fave lowering my wagering limits on the nhl. I make most of my money with hockey. This whole world can leave me feeling of many different emotions on a day to day basis. Winning or losing its not the burning question that haunts me but rather is it all worth it!? Why cant i be normal, should i even try to be. This seems to be my calling but im not as happy as when i was younger with no money i can feel myself missing out on so much but yet im still young. I should let myself breathe a bit more then though i feel as though i could lose this touch i have.
The summer months are want i look forward to the most i always must recharge a few months away whether it be europe, latin america, wherever. But should i take a permanent break from this life? I have had a hard time opening up to people, this isnt exactly an accepted experience by society. i have blocked away many friends, people get fed up when you dont ever pick up ur phone. Maybe its a good thing i have done so much for them and my family that people expect things from me like what i do is easy! No its not easy its stressful and it can lead you down a path u might not want to follow. Trust me practice makes perfect at whatever you do. Think of it like bodybuilding you can build up to anything in time. Is it worth the time?
Well, just fyi supporting urself through online wagering isnt this big fantasy land as it appears. It can be isolating and stressful. I cant say i am as passionate about it as i used to be more than ever for me this is a business venture, an asset to building fiscal success. You must take away all emotion from the playing field. The high and lows sort of all mesh together and nothing surprises me anymore.
I have been betting since i was 13 years old! Yes thats right over 15 years! The local betting lotery here in Quebec wasnt always 18 yrs and over up until 10 years any kid could throw down his mummy or daddys money at the counter. I used to lose a ton at this lottery since it is mandatory to parlay every bet with a minimum of 3 games. I would use round robin to counter it with minimal success.
Then at 18 yrs old i found my first online sportsbook but again there was a problem. i did not know how to manage my money! Whatever i won i would lose since i would bet until i lost all my winnings by increasing my wagers, i couldnt survive the bad days. Now 10 years later, I have learned a ton of patience and discipline not to mention betting correlations and theories.
I am a big guy 6'3". I used to work out a ton when i was younger, im an certified physical fitness trainer. Not hard to get certified but i was very passionate about training once upon a time. I was 215 pounds of solid muscle 4 years ago but now with the high demand of this lifestyle ive shedded 30 pounds and havent picked up a weight in over 2 years. The pressure and success have blocked me out from pursuing anything else. This can feel like such easy money and i wouldnt say the rush is addictive but the feeling to greater wealth is a factor. Greed is a human weakness. I always have wanted a normal life, family, friends and a routine vacation. I find it harder and harder to walk away. This started as recreation and my talent grew to an obsessive patern. Is it beneficially to me in the long run? I have made enough to support myself to the end. I have capital and property. Yet its never enough.
Then again i am running out of opportunities. I have had more than my share of online books boot me or my personal fave lowering my wagering limits on the nhl. I make most of my money with hockey. This whole world can leave me feeling of many different emotions on a day to day basis. Winning or losing its not the burning question that haunts me but rather is it all worth it!? Why cant i be normal, should i even try to be. This seems to be my calling but im not as happy as when i was younger with no money i can feel myself missing out on so much but yet im still young. I should let myself breathe a bit more then though i feel as though i could lose this touch i have.
The summer months are want i look forward to the most i always must recharge a few months away whether it be europe, latin america, wherever. But should i take a permanent break from this life? I have had a hard time opening up to people, this isnt exactly an accepted experience by society. i have blocked away many friends, people get fed up when you dont ever pick up ur phone. Maybe its a good thing i have done so much for them and my family that people expect things from me like what i do is easy! No its not easy its stressful and it can lead you down a path u might not want to follow. Trust me practice makes perfect at whatever you do. Think of it like bodybuilding you can build up to anything in time. Is it worth the time?
Shit I can remember bettin on Rosters when I was 13 and takin 100 dollar bills from my mothers purse at tax time. Just somethin that gets in our blood and stays kinda like fast cars and box.
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Quote Originally Posted by Flutiemaniac341:
Well, just fyi supporting urself through online wagering isnt this big fantasy land as it appears. It can be isolating and stressful. I cant say i am as passionate about it as i used to be more than ever for me this is a business venture, an asset to building fiscal success. You must take away all emotion from the playing field. The high and lows sort of all mesh together and nothing surprises me anymore.
I have been betting since i was 13 years old! Yes thats right over 15 years! The local betting lotery here in Quebec wasnt always 18 yrs and over up until 10 years any kid could throw down his mummy or daddys money at the counter. I used to lose a ton at this lottery since it is mandatory to parlay every bet with a minimum of 3 games. I would use round robin to counter it with minimal success.
Then at 18 yrs old i found my first online sportsbook but again there was a problem. i did not know how to manage my money! Whatever i won i would lose since i would bet until i lost all my winnings by increasing my wagers, i couldnt survive the bad days. Now 10 years later, I have learned a ton of patience and discipline not to mention betting correlations and theories.
I am a big guy 6'3". I used to work out a ton when i was younger, im an certified physical fitness trainer. Not hard to get certified but i was very passionate about training once upon a time. I was 215 pounds of solid muscle 4 years ago but now with the high demand of this lifestyle ive shedded 30 pounds and havent picked up a weight in over 2 years. The pressure and success have blocked me out from pursuing anything else. This can feel like such easy money and i wouldnt say the rush is addictive but the feeling to greater wealth is a factor. Greed is a human weakness. I always have wanted a normal life, family, friends and a routine vacation. I find it harder and harder to walk away. This started as recreation and my talent grew to an obsessive patern. Is it beneficially to me in the long run? I have made enough to support myself to the end. I have capital and property. Yet its never enough.
Then again i am running out of opportunities. I have had more than my share of online books boot me or my personal fave lowering my wagering limits on the nhl. I make most of my money with hockey. This whole world can leave me feeling of many different emotions on a day to day basis. Winning or losing its not the burning question that haunts me but rather is it all worth it!? Why cant i be normal, should i even try to be. This seems to be my calling but im not as happy as when i was younger with no money i can feel myself missing out on so much but yet im still young. I should let myself breathe a bit more then though i feel as though i could lose this touch i have.
The summer months are want i look forward to the most i always must recharge a few months away whether it be europe, latin america, wherever. But should i take a permanent break from this life? I have had a hard time opening up to people, this isnt exactly an accepted experience by society. i have blocked away many friends, people get fed up when you dont ever pick up ur phone. Maybe its a good thing i have done so much for them and my family that people expect things from me like what i do is easy! No its not easy its stressful and it can lead you down a path u might not want to follow. Trust me practice makes perfect at whatever you do. Think of it like bodybuilding you can build up to anything in time. Is it worth the time?
Shit I can remember bettin on Rosters when I was 13 and takin 100 dollar bills from my mothers purse at tax time. Just somethin that gets in our blood and stays kinda like fast cars and box.
Well, just fyi supporting urself through online wagering isnt this big fantasy land as it appears. It can be isolating and stressful. I cant say i am as passionate about it as i used to be more than ever for me this is a business venture, an asset to building fiscal success. You must take away all emotion from the playing field. The high and lows sort of all mesh together and nothing surprises me anymore.
I have been betting since i was 13 years old! Yes thats right over 15 years! The local betting lotery here in Quebec wasnt always 18 yrs and over up until 10 years any kid could throw down his mummy or daddys money at the counter. I used to lose a ton at this lottery since it is mandatory to parlay every bet with a minimum of 3 games. I would use round robin to counter it with minimal success.
Then at 18 yrs old i found my first online sportsbook but again there was a problem. i did not know how to manage my money! Whatever i won i would lose since i would bet until i lost all my winnings by increasing my wagers, i couldnt survive the bad days. Now 10 years later, I have learned a ton of patience and discipline not to mention betting correlations and theories.
I am a big guy 6'3". I used to work out a ton when i was younger, im an certified physical fitness trainer. Not hard to get certified but i was very passionate about training once upon a time. I was 215 pounds of solid muscle 4 years ago but now with the high demand of this lifestyle ive shedded 30 pounds and havent picked up a weight in over 2 years. The pressure and success have blocked me out from pursuing anything else. This can feel like such easy money and i wouldnt say the rush is addictive but the feeling to greater wealth is a factor. Greed is a human weakness. I always have wanted a normal life, family, friends and a routine vacation. I find it harder and harder to walk away. This started as recreation and my talent grew to an obsessive patern. Is it beneficially to me in the long run? I have made enough to support myself to the end. I have capital and property. Yet its never enough.
Then again i am running out of opportunities. I have had more than my share of online books boot me or my personal fave lowering my wagering limits on the nhl. I make most of my money with hockey. This whole world can leave me feeling of many different emotions on a day to day basis. Winning or losing its not the burning question that haunts me but rather is it all worth it!? Why cant i be normal, should i even try to be. This seems to be my calling but im not as happy as when i was younger with no money i can feel myself missing out on so much but yet im still young. I should let myself breathe a bit more then though i feel as though i could lose this touch i have.
The summer months are want i look forward to the most i always must recharge a few months away whether it be europe, latin america, wherever. But should i take a permanent break from this life? I have had a hard time opening up to people, this isnt exactly an accepted experience by society. i have blocked away many friends, people get fed up when you dont ever pick up ur phone. Maybe its a good thing i have done so much for them and my family that people expect things from me like what i do is easy! No its not easy its stressful and it can lead you down a path u might not want to follow. Trust me practice makes perfect at whatever you do. Think of it like bodybuilding you can build up to anything in time. Is it worth the time?
From my understanding, you said online books booted you out because you were sucessful? Why would they do such a thing when they are a multi million dollar corporation.
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Quote Originally Posted by Flutiemaniac341:
Well, just fyi supporting urself through online wagering isnt this big fantasy land as it appears. It can be isolating and stressful. I cant say i am as passionate about it as i used to be more than ever for me this is a business venture, an asset to building fiscal success. You must take away all emotion from the playing field. The high and lows sort of all mesh together and nothing surprises me anymore.
I have been betting since i was 13 years old! Yes thats right over 15 years! The local betting lotery here in Quebec wasnt always 18 yrs and over up until 10 years any kid could throw down his mummy or daddys money at the counter. I used to lose a ton at this lottery since it is mandatory to parlay every bet with a minimum of 3 games. I would use round robin to counter it with minimal success.
Then at 18 yrs old i found my first online sportsbook but again there was a problem. i did not know how to manage my money! Whatever i won i would lose since i would bet until i lost all my winnings by increasing my wagers, i couldnt survive the bad days. Now 10 years later, I have learned a ton of patience and discipline not to mention betting correlations and theories.
I am a big guy 6'3". I used to work out a ton when i was younger, im an certified physical fitness trainer. Not hard to get certified but i was very passionate about training once upon a time. I was 215 pounds of solid muscle 4 years ago but now with the high demand of this lifestyle ive shedded 30 pounds and havent picked up a weight in over 2 years. The pressure and success have blocked me out from pursuing anything else. This can feel like such easy money and i wouldnt say the rush is addictive but the feeling to greater wealth is a factor. Greed is a human weakness. I always have wanted a normal life, family, friends and a routine vacation. I find it harder and harder to walk away. This started as recreation and my talent grew to an obsessive patern. Is it beneficially to me in the long run? I have made enough to support myself to the end. I have capital and property. Yet its never enough.
Then again i am running out of opportunities. I have had more than my share of online books boot me or my personal fave lowering my wagering limits on the nhl. I make most of my money with hockey. This whole world can leave me feeling of many different emotions on a day to day basis. Winning or losing its not the burning question that haunts me but rather is it all worth it!? Why cant i be normal, should i even try to be. This seems to be my calling but im not as happy as when i was younger with no money i can feel myself missing out on so much but yet im still young. I should let myself breathe a bit more then though i feel as though i could lose this touch i have.
The summer months are want i look forward to the most i always must recharge a few months away whether it be europe, latin america, wherever. But should i take a permanent break from this life? I have had a hard time opening up to people, this isnt exactly an accepted experience by society. i have blocked away many friends, people get fed up when you dont ever pick up ur phone. Maybe its a good thing i have done so much for them and my family that people expect things from me like what i do is easy! No its not easy its stressful and it can lead you down a path u might not want to follow. Trust me practice makes perfect at whatever you do. Think of it like bodybuilding you can build up to anything in time. Is it worth the time?
From my understanding, you said online books booted you out because you were sucessful? Why would they do such a thing when they are a multi million dollar corporation.
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