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OPTION    B
 
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Withdraw, but leave yourself a dime or 2 dimes,, and come up with a unit size that your comfortable with and continue playing straights only,, And since you like your game already for tomorrow, make your first wager using your new unit size and starting your money management strategy, that will for sure pay off in the long run. 
 
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Please why not ask yourself what YOU should do... personally i like to pull back the profits or most of them like maybe leave 500 in to build back up put the rest in a bank account

 
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thanks everyone...I just needed that push to go ahead and take it out. I knew it was the right thing to do, but you know a degenerate.


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Investments, I keep wanting to do that, but it's hard to do. I liked what Gamehunter does, but if you check his threads, he lost a lot doing even that. I am not talking shit because he's one of the best on here, but you can still lose a lot doing the management. Again guys thanks a lot for the responses....

except for billmasters...go away

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jarrett75:

thanks everyone...I just needed that push to go ahead and take it out. I knew it was the right thing to do, but you know a degenerate.


Sparky

Investments, I keep wanting to do that, but it's hard to do. I liked what Gamehunter does, but if you check his threads, he lost a lot doing even that. I am not talking shit because he's one of the best on here, but you can still lose a lot doing the management. Again guys thanks a lot for the responses....

except for billmasters...go away


Ya, my statement is assuming you can pick more winner then losers,, if you dont think thats possible withdraw it all and start back over with the amount you deposited, GL
 
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 bol
 
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Great choice Jarrett to pull out most of ur profits

You've already beat most of the percentages by taking 50, hitting a few pars & then hitting ur straights to get up over 4k. Great run, skill, & luck to get there.

Percentages say Halladay & the Phils should snap back today. Guess some of us needed that LUCK yesterday when we pulled the Phils.

BOL...........& as always.......... toTaylor Vixen

 
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turn 50 into over 4k and it isn't enough?   Withdrawl because you have a problem.
 
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take most of the money and run      Pay a bill ,,use it wisely, ..then start over again  
 
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withdraw $3,000

if you like Halladay today risk as much as you want (from the remaining money after the 3k withdrawal) but leave yourself a 100-200 dollar cushion for future betting in case he loses.

If Halladay does indeed lose you have nothing be sorry about because you have $3000 on its way to you. 
 
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Take your money brother !  You had a great week start fresh next week.  Place a small place on Philly just for action, but definitely take your money.

BOL

whooooooa.......................

 
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Take the O8 in the Phils game but you better pocket most of your hard earned cash.  After all thats the point of what we do right?
 
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TWINS ROY GETS ROCKED  IMO BOL!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by EDDIEW:

take most of the money and run      Pay a bill ,,use it wisely, ..then start over again  

Exactly

 
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nobody ever went broke taking a profit

 

old Wall Street saying ,,,Bulls make money and bears make money Pigs get slaughtered  

 
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B     

And Thats My Final Answer .... 
Take Your Winnings And Run Before You Regret It...
 
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double or nothing is the way I like to bet while I am up especially on the last day sunday.gl
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jarrett75:

so in the past week I have turned $50 into $4,162.86. I have a dilemma though. I really like Roy Halladay tomorrow and even though he had a rough outing last time, I expect him to bounce back in a big way tomorrow. So here are the choices and please be serious guys. The bet would pay me back with stake around $6054. The reason I am asking is I have made bad big bets like this and wish I had withdrawn it before and just played small and built it back up. Should I:

A: Bet it all on the Phillies tomorrow then withdraw most of it. Leave myself like $250.

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B: Withdraw most of it and leave some to play (probably like $250) with and build it up again.

Thanks for the responses.


Put it all on Philly do it
 
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pull the $$  put  $250 on  halladay Under in first 5 innings,,,,let the bull pens explod  who cares...
 
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C.Send it to me.

I started last week with $4162.86 and I am down to $50. Now I know where it all went...

 
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fuck the phillies, i'll never lay that much juice on them esp that kind of money... fight the temptations and do B
 
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no doubt B man. take most out and if you feel that good about the game put like $250-$500 on it. good luck man on what ever you decide to do.
 
 
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I know B is the smart/right answer, but as gamblers do we ever think when we are hot that we will hit a losing streak? I guess I just needed a nudge to withdraw most of it and someone to talk me out of risking it. I am so confident in my betting I usually will just keep on betting big and like I said before it's been 50/50 lately on those and sometimes I am withdrawing big, sometimes not. I just needed the nudge or reassurance that the Phillies and Roy would smash the Twinkies. Thanks again for the replies, but the majority of it is on it's way to me.
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