I had a 4 teamer at +5000. 3 legs hit and was fully expecting Franklin my 4th leg to be voided as was the case with most sportsbooks, besides FanDuel? In what world is this ok. The guy played 1 snap and was done for the game if I’m not mistaken haha. What a scummy move. They make all this money and just won’t make the customer happy by doing the right thing.
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I had a 4 teamer at +5000. 3 legs hit and was fully expecting Franklin my 4th leg to be voided as was the case with most sportsbooks, besides FanDuel? In what world is this ok. The guy played 1 snap and was done for the game if I’m not mistaken haha. What a scummy move. They make all this money and just won’t make the customer happy by doing the right thing.
They did the right thing He played but got injured thats part of betting. Sometimes you lose on bad luck. If you bet the favorite on the ML but the QB is injured you don't get your money back because of bad luck that a shit QB comes in
and the rest of the sportsbooks that did void it did the wrong thing? All season long FanDuel has voided first quarter injuries.
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Quote Originally Posted by smellybunty:
They did the right thing He played but got injured thats part of betting. Sometimes you lose on bad luck. If you bet the favorite on the ML but the QB is injured you don't get your money back because of bad luck that a shit QB comes in
and the rest of the sportsbooks that did void it did the wrong thing? All season long FanDuel has voided first quarter injuries.
Just do yourself a favor and stop betting player props.
If you pay attention most betting ads are showing you props and parlays. There's a good reason for that. I know a lot of prop players, they're all fantasy nerds who migrated to betting when it became legal and think they know ball way more than they do. Or to be more precise, they might know some ball but they don't have a clue how to make a profit in gambling. Because it's much tougher than they think.
And Americans in particular have a hard time accepting that life isn't fair and you're not always number one big winner USA USA. Bookies are shystie AF, they will ban winning accounts and refuse payouts and all kinds of dirty tricks. This situation isn't any different than if you bet a horse race and it falls at the first fence (again, Americans don't know about that but jumps racing is huge in the UK/Ireland/France where betting has been legal for decades).
They love prop bettors because you will put multiple bets on multiple games and never make a profit long term. Same with parlays. Oh, it was the last leg that lost? Or it was the one with the shortest odds? Yeah, it always is. Get a clue.
They also love guys who bet on 1st and 2nd halves and who live bet. They're degens who need constant action and never win, often get middled too.
I almost never make more than one bet on any game. If I do it's the side and total and I usually don't like doing that and I never parlay it. If you're gonna play props play just one. Don't do same game parlays and definitely don't do multiple player prop parlays, it's the quickest way to the poor house for a sports bettor.
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Just do yourself a favor and stop betting player props.
If you pay attention most betting ads are showing you props and parlays. There's a good reason for that. I know a lot of prop players, they're all fantasy nerds who migrated to betting when it became legal and think they know ball way more than they do. Or to be more precise, they might know some ball but they don't have a clue how to make a profit in gambling. Because it's much tougher than they think.
And Americans in particular have a hard time accepting that life isn't fair and you're not always number one big winner USA USA. Bookies are shystie AF, they will ban winning accounts and refuse payouts and all kinds of dirty tricks. This situation isn't any different than if you bet a horse race and it falls at the first fence (again, Americans don't know about that but jumps racing is huge in the UK/Ireland/France where betting has been legal for decades).
They love prop bettors because you will put multiple bets on multiple games and never make a profit long term. Same with parlays. Oh, it was the last leg that lost? Or it was the one with the shortest odds? Yeah, it always is. Get a clue.
They also love guys who bet on 1st and 2nd halves and who live bet. They're degens who need constant action and never win, often get middled too.
I almost never make more than one bet on any game. If I do it's the side and total and I usually don't like doing that and I never parlay it. If you're gonna play props play just one. Don't do same game parlays and definitely don't do multiple player prop parlays, it's the quickest way to the poor house for a sports bettor.
Just do yourself a favor and stop betting player props. If you pay attention most betting ads are showing you props and parlays. There's a good reason for that. I know a lot of prop players, they're all fantasy nerds who migrated to betting when it became legal and think they know ball way more than they do. Or to be more precise, they might know some ball but they don't have a clue how to make a profit in gambling. Because it's much tougher than they think. And Americans in particular have a hard time accepting that life isn't fair and you're not always number one big winner USA USA. Bookies are shystie AF, they will ban winning accounts and refuse payouts and all kinds of dirty tricks. This situation isn't any different than if you bet a horse race and it falls at the first fence (again, Americans don't know about that but jumps racing is huge in the UK/Ireland/France where betting has been legal for decades). They love prop bettors because you will put multiple bets on multiple games and never make a profit long term. Same with parlays. Oh, it was the last leg that lost? Or it was the one with the shortest odds? Yeah, it always is. Get a clue. They also love guys who bet on 1st and 2nd halves and who live bet. They're degens who need constant action and never win, often get middled too. I almost never make more than one bet on any game. If I do it's the side and total and I usually don't like doing that and I never parlay it. If you're gonna play props play just one. Don't do same game parlays and definitely don't do multiple player prop parlays, it's the quickest way to the poor house for a sports bettor.
multi-player prop parlays are equivalent to slot machines in casinos. They build these empires on these types of wagers.
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Quote Originally Posted by NutinButtLove:
Just do yourself a favor and stop betting player props. If you pay attention most betting ads are showing you props and parlays. There's a good reason for that. I know a lot of prop players, they're all fantasy nerds who migrated to betting when it became legal and think they know ball way more than they do. Or to be more precise, they might know some ball but they don't have a clue how to make a profit in gambling. Because it's much tougher than they think. And Americans in particular have a hard time accepting that life isn't fair and you're not always number one big winner USA USA. Bookies are shystie AF, they will ban winning accounts and refuse payouts and all kinds of dirty tricks. This situation isn't any different than if you bet a horse race and it falls at the first fence (again, Americans don't know about that but jumps racing is huge in the UK/Ireland/France where betting has been legal for decades). They love prop bettors because you will put multiple bets on multiple games and never make a profit long term. Same with parlays. Oh, it was the last leg that lost? Or it was the one with the shortest odds? Yeah, it always is. Get a clue. They also love guys who bet on 1st and 2nd halves and who live bet. They're degens who need constant action and never win, often get middled too. I almost never make more than one bet on any game. If I do it's the side and total and I usually don't like doing that and I never parlay it. If you're gonna play props play just one. Don't do same game parlays and definitely don't do multiple player prop parlays, it's the quickest way to the poor house for a sports bettor.
multi-player prop parlays are equivalent to slot machines in casinos. They build these empires on these types of wagers.
Fanduel is trash get a real book, but no it' should not be voided that's genz participation trophy bullshit. Bet the under and then have them void and see how that feels.
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Fanduel is trash get a real book, but no it' should not be voided that's genz participation trophy bullshit. Bet the under and then have them void and see how that feels.
I have several thousand dollars with FanDuel and can't wait to pull my money out very shady operation
Yeah pull it out and pay 24% to the IRS, regardless of losses that you can't offset. You guys playing with US sportsbooks that are already super high vig are now getting killed on every withdrawl. Most people are really ignorant when it comes to anything taxes, finding shit out when it's too late.
You can deposit $5,000 and lose 5K. Then next month deposit 1k, win and pullout your 2k and FD, DK, MGM etc will report to the IRS that you made 1K and you will pay $240 in taxes if you are in the 24% or $220 @ the 22% bracket. If you have a good job it will be higher.
factor that in with the vig and remember: the 5K you initially lost doesn't offset anything.
Good luck with the US sportsbook Vig and tax model
The pen is mightier than the pigs
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Quote Originally Posted by Trinkster:
I have several thousand dollars with FanDuel and can't wait to pull my money out very shady operation
Yeah pull it out and pay 24% to the IRS, regardless of losses that you can't offset. You guys playing with US sportsbooks that are already super high vig are now getting killed on every withdrawl. Most people are really ignorant when it comes to anything taxes, finding shit out when it's too late.
You can deposit $5,000 and lose 5K. Then next month deposit 1k, win and pullout your 2k and FD, DK, MGM etc will report to the IRS that you made 1K and you will pay $240 in taxes if you are in the 24% or $220 @ the 22% bracket. If you have a good job it will be higher.
factor that in with the vig and remember: the 5K you initially lost doesn't offset anything.
Good luck with the US sportsbook Vig and tax model
My main book THESCORE voided my prop on Franklin. But they have a year long promo called injury insurance. Came in handy three times this season for me.
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My main book THESCORE voided my prop on Franklin. But they have a year long promo called injury insurance. Came in handy three times this season for me.
Yeah pull it out and pay 24% to the IRS, regardless of losses that you can't offset. You guys playing with US sportsbooks that are already super high vig are now getting killed on every withdrawl. Most people are really ignorant when it comes to anything taxes, finding shit out when it's too late.
You can deposit $5,000 and lose 5K. Then next month deposit 1k, win and pullout your 2k and FD, DK, MGM etc will report to the IRS that you made 1K and you will pay $240 in taxes if you are in the 24% or $220 @ the 22% bracket. If you have a good job it will be higher.
factor that in with the vig and remember: the 5K you initially lost doesn't offset anything.
Good luck with the US sportsbook
Exactly bb good stuff
I always go to bet rivers and make my plays at the Kiosk at rivers this way no one knows my business and I like it this way
Vig and tax model
Exactly bb good stuff
I always go to bet rivers and make my plays at the Kiosks this way no one knows my business and I like it this way.
When I win Money it's my money and NOT house money
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@barneybeans
Yeah pull it out and pay 24% to the IRS, regardless of losses that you can't offset. You guys playing with US sportsbooks that are already super high vig are now getting killed on every withdrawl. Most people are really ignorant when it comes to anything taxes, finding shit out when it's too late.
You can deposit $5,000 and lose 5K. Then next month deposit 1k, win and pullout your 2k and FD, DK, MGM etc will report to the IRS that you made 1K and you will pay $240 in taxes if you are in the 24% or $220 @ the 22% bracket. If you have a good job it will be higher.
factor that in with the vig and remember: the 5K you initially lost doesn't offset anything.
Good luck with the US sportsbook
Exactly bb good stuff
I always go to bet rivers and make my plays at the Kiosk at rivers this way no one knows my business and I like it this way
Vig and tax model
Exactly bb good stuff
I always go to bet rivers and make my plays at the Kiosks this way no one knows my business and I like it this way.
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