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    Posted: May. 30, 2010 - 9:20 AM ET #1

    Has anyone been able to make a living from betting? Are there any stories of people making $1000 a week consistently? Is it even possible?

    I have tried to do so in the last 6 months, but am just about to give up...
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    Has anyone been able to make a living from betting? Are there any stories of people making $1000 a week consistently? Is it even possible?

    I have tried to do so in the last 6 months, but am just about to give up...
     
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    Posted: May. 30, 2010 - 9:45 AM ET #2

    you can make a living by betting
    but you cant make 1k every week.

    you gotta take it by quarters (3months) or in 6month periods.

    last year i made 32k.
    I won every month? hell, no!
    i was up to +41k in mid year but completed with 32k.
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    you can make a living by betting
    but you cant make 1k every week.

    you gotta take it by quarters (3months) or in 6month periods.

    last year i made 32k.
    I won every month? hell, no!
    i was up to +41k in mid year but completed with 32k.
     
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    Posted: May. 30, 2010 - 5:48 PM ET #3

    To earn a large income from sports gambling, possible prerequisites might be a large bankroll and ability to profit from multiple sports.  Easier to earn $1000 from bankroll of $10,000 instead of $100. 
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    To earn a large income from sports gambling, possible prerequisites might be a large bankroll and ability to profit from multiple sports.  Easier to earn $1000 from bankroll of $10,000 instead of $100. 
     
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    Posted: May. 30, 2010 - 6:22 PM ET #4

    Josh how did you do it if you don't mind me asking? Systems? Something else?
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    Josh how did you do it if you don't mind me asking? Systems? Something else?
     
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    Posted: May. 30, 2010 - 8:47 PM ET #5

    check these 2 sites out. not too many tout services out there that are legit but this one is.    https://platinumsportsinvesting.com/default.aspx

    https://platinumsportsinvestingblog.blogspot.com/

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    check these 2 sites out. not too many tout services out there that are legit but this one is.    https://platinumsportsinvesting.com/default.aspx

    https://platinumsportsinvestingblog.blogspot.com/

     
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    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 
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    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 
     
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    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 
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    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 
     
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    Posted: May. 31, 2010 - 2:18 AM ET #8

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    To earn a large income from sports gambling, possible prerequisites might be a large bankroll and ability to profit from multiple sports.  Easier to earn $1000 from bankroll of $10,000 instead of $100. 


    This is essentially the truth when it comes right down to it. You need to get the term "gambler" out of your vocabulary tho.. I've never known there to be a Professional Sports Gambler.. just like I've never heard the term "Professional Stock Gambler".... I'll copy and paste an article in the next post that should be read. It's based on the Stock Market, but it reads the same way towards any investor. Don't worry.. it's really short.

    The old saying "It takes money to make money", couldn't be more true. To do this Professionally you must have a substantial bankroll. The amount can vary depending on how you play your games (flat betting vs. chasing, etc.), but I personally think you need to have enough so you can wager at least $100 Units. Otherwise, you're just not going to be bringing in enough money. Again, personally, I think you need to have at least $10,000 in order to seriously do this without the daily and weekly fear of "going broke". $15,000 would really let you relax and know you could handle a couple of losing streaks and still be fine.

    You also need to have a Game Plan for 2 sports, at least. A great winning Season in just 1 sport a year probably won't bring in enough money to last you year round. Above everything else tho, make sure you have a Game Plan, and stick to it! This includes daily lifestyle rules. You have to work hard to stay on top, just as you would in a real 9-5 job.

    To do this Professionally means you are withdrawing funds from your bankroll every month, to pay for your house, your car, your bills, your entertainment, etc. If you have some other form of income which provides for that, then you aren't a Professional Sports Investor.

    Myself, I want $20K sitting in all of my accounts before I begin to live my life from it. I was laid off from a job which only paid $30K/year last April, so getting to a marker of $20K doesn't exactly happen overnight. If I was all ready wealthy, making a living from Sports Investing would be much simpler.

    Like they say.. The Rich get Richer..


    I've had a lot of people over the past year ask me if it actually is possible to make a living from this sort of business.. and a lot of people tell me it isn't possible.

    When I hear that I just look at them.. smile   & wink   as I say "You're right, it's not."


    Cheers 
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    To earn a large income from sports gambling, possible prerequisites might be a large bankroll and ability to profit from multiple sports.  Easier to earn $1000 from bankroll of $10,000 instead of $100. 


    This is essentially the truth when it comes right down to it. You need to get the term "gambler" out of your vocabulary tho.. I've never known there to be a Professional Sports Gambler.. just like I've never heard the term "Professional Stock Gambler".... I'll copy and paste an article in the next post that should be read. It's based on the Stock Market, but it reads the same way towards any investor. Don't worry.. it's really short.

    The old saying "It takes money to make money", couldn't be more true. To do this Professionally you must have a substantial bankroll. The amount can vary depending on how you play your games (flat betting vs. chasing, etc.), but I personally think you need to have enough so you can wager at least $100 Units. Otherwise, you're just not going to be bringing in enough money. Again, personally, I think you need to have at least $10,000 in order to seriously do this without the daily and weekly fear of "going broke". $15,000 would really let you relax and know you could handle a couple of losing streaks and still be fine.

    You also need to have a Game Plan for 2 sports, at least. A great winning Season in just 1 sport a year probably won't bring in enough money to last you year round. Above everything else tho, make sure you have a Game Plan, and stick to it! This includes daily lifestyle rules. You have to work hard to stay on top, just as you would in a real 9-5 job.

    To do this Professionally means you are withdrawing funds from your bankroll every month, to pay for your house, your car, your bills, your entertainment, etc. If you have some other form of income which provides for that, then you aren't a Professional Sports Investor.

    Myself, I want $20K sitting in all of my accounts before I begin to live my life from it. I was laid off from a job which only paid $30K/year last April, so getting to a marker of $20K doesn't exactly happen overnight. If I was all ready wealthy, making a living from Sports Investing would be much simpler.

    Like they say.. The Rich get Richer..


    I've had a lot of people over the past year ask me if it actually is possible to make a living from this sort of business.. and a lot of people tell me it isn't possible.

    When I hear that I just look at them.. smile   & wink   as I say "You're right, it's not."


    Cheers 
     
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    Posted: May. 31, 2010 - 2:26 AM ET #9

    You can substitute Sports in for Stocks here.. and get the same picture..


    Be a Wise Investor - Don't Gamble in Stock Market

    by KP Lang


    As I was walking on the street today, I passed by an advertisement of an investment house. It stated "Be An Investor, Don't Be A Gambler." I could not agree more with this statement when it comes to money investment or trading in the stock market. You simply cannot have the gambling mindset if you like to make money in the stock market.

    Many millionaires are born in the market simply not because they have very good skills or technique to forecast the market direction. The simple reason is that they have a trading plan to follow when they trade or invest in the stock market.

    Don't Be A Gambler

    "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail"

    I sure many of us have heard about this statement. It apply for stock trading and investment as well. Many of us get into the stock market wishing to make BIG BIG money at the FASTEST and SHORTEST time. That's a gambler mindset. Imagine this, you heard your friends, or your relatives talking about a specific stock counter, how fast it grows and how it make money. I am sure you will start to feel a bit greedy and like to involve in the game. Then, you follow their suggestion, call up your broker and place an order. Good, the stock started to grow, but suddenly it crashed. You ended up holding on to the stock with huge paper loss.

    Does that sound familiar to you? This is the mindset just that you are walking into the casino. You are betting that the market with 50-50 chance of winning. You are a follower and you make decision based on gossip, rumour or broadcast news. You are wishing simply that there is a day that the money pouring down from the sky and all lands into your garage.

    Stop this day dreaming "Gambling" mindset. The only way you can be profitable in the stock market is to be a wise investor.

    Be A Wise Investor

    There is not free lunch in the world. It is the same in the stock market. No doubt that there are many people making millions in the stock market. But it simply did not happen by luck.

    The single factor that distinguish between a good and bad investor is the willingness to learn.

    If you are serious and want to be a millionaire in the stock market, you must be willing to learn. There are 2 main schools in stock market analysis. They are fundamental analysis or technical analysis. They both have pros and cons and none of them is perfect. However, start to pick up the skill by learning either technique will help you to analyse the market. These information about stock market trends or the stock valuation will help you to make an informed decision on what to buy or short.

    This approach is a total contrast to placing order simply listening to your friends or relatives or even your brokers. Remember, they are not responsible for your money, only you are responsible for your own money. So, be a wise investor starting today!



    KP Yang is a private trader are passionate about investing and making money in the stock market. He also enjoy using technical analysis to study the market trend and formulate trading strategies based on TA. He shares his view on the market on his blog at InvestMoneyLab: Best Way to InvestMoney "There is NO Secret Ingredients. That's just YOU" - Kungfu Panda. I believe practice makes perfect, everyone can be successful in the stock market by constantly learning, practicing and taking action. You can download a free metatrader software too if you are learning about technical analysis.

    Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/?expert=KP_Yang
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    You can substitute Sports in for Stocks here.. and get the same picture..


    Be a Wise Investor - Don't Gamble in Stock Market

    by KP Lang


    As I was walking on the street today, I passed by an advertisement of an investment house. It stated "Be An Investor, Don't Be A Gambler." I could not agree more with this statement when it comes to money investment or trading in the stock market. You simply cannot have the gambling mindset if you like to make money in the stock market.

    Many millionaires are born in the market simply not because they have very good skills or technique to forecast the market direction. The simple reason is that they have a trading plan to follow when they trade or invest in the stock market.

    Don't Be A Gambler

    "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail"

    I sure many of us have heard about this statement. It apply for stock trading and investment as well. Many of us get into the stock market wishing to make BIG BIG money at the FASTEST and SHORTEST time. That's a gambler mindset. Imagine this, you heard your friends, or your relatives talking about a specific stock counter, how fast it grows and how it make money. I am sure you will start to feel a bit greedy and like to involve in the game. Then, you follow their suggestion, call up your broker and place an order. Good, the stock started to grow, but suddenly it crashed. You ended up holding on to the stock with huge paper loss.

    Does that sound familiar to you? This is the mindset just that you are walking into the casino. You are betting that the market with 50-50 chance of winning. You are a follower and you make decision based on gossip, rumour or broadcast news. You are wishing simply that there is a day that the money pouring down from the sky and all lands into your garage.

    Stop this day dreaming "Gambling" mindset. The only way you can be profitable in the stock market is to be a wise investor.

    Be A Wise Investor

    There is not free lunch in the world. It is the same in the stock market. No doubt that there are many people making millions in the stock market. But it simply did not happen by luck.

    The single factor that distinguish between a good and bad investor is the willingness to learn.

    If you are serious and want to be a millionaire in the stock market, you must be willing to learn. There are 2 main schools in stock market analysis. They are fundamental analysis or technical analysis. They both have pros and cons and none of them is perfect. However, start to pick up the skill by learning either technique will help you to analyse the market. These information about stock market trends or the stock valuation will help you to make an informed decision on what to buy or short.

    This approach is a total contrast to placing order simply listening to your friends or relatives or even your brokers. Remember, they are not responsible for your money, only you are responsible for your own money. So, be a wise investor starting today!



    KP Yang is a private trader are passionate about investing and making money in the stock market. He also enjoy using technical analysis to study the market trend and formulate trading strategies based on TA. He shares his view on the market on his blog at InvestMoneyLab: Best Way to InvestMoney "There is NO Secret Ingredients. That's just YOU" - Kungfu Panda. I believe practice makes perfect, everyone can be successful in the stock market by constantly learning, practicing and taking action. You can download a free metatrader software too if you are learning about technical analysis.

    Article Source: https://EzineArticles.com/?expert=KP_Yang
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by retire_early:

    jv040

    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 

    somehow I don't think you get it.  if you look at the second link where Tod does his free picks and takes everyone through the labouchre line then you know he made over 100 units per system in nhl last year and he's totally legit.

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    jv040

    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 

    somehow I don't think you get it.  if you look at the second link where Tod does his free picks and takes everyone through the labouchre line then you know he made over 100 units per system in nhl last year and he's totally legit.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by retire_early:

    jv040

    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 

    you fucking idiot your the one that's asking for help. maybe I thought you were totally new and knew nothing about sports betting . do you possibally think that I would want someone to follow somebody that didn't make money. it looks like you don't need that much help after all.

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    jv040

    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 

    you fucking idiot your the one that's asking for help. maybe I thought you were totally new and knew nothing about sports betting . do you possibally think that I would want someone to follow somebody that didn't make money. it looks like you don't need that much help after all.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by retire_early:

    jv040

    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 


    I'm curious to hear more of your thoughts about PSIC.. or getting links to other forum threads where they are discussed..

    I have been keeping tabs on this service for awhile now and I must say, I felt like they were the very best I have ever seen. So much that, if I was ever going to pay for a service, theirs would be it.

    Are you sure this company you speak of is the same PSIC (Platinum Sports Investing Club) that jv040 was referring to?? I have never heard of them being referred to as Platinum Heat..


    I am only asking this now, because, ironically, I just received an email from Tod which seemed kinda odd.. at least I thought so.

    Please PM me if you have more info. Thanks.

    Cheers 
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    jv040

    You can't be fucking serious?  Platinum Heat and Platinum Investing are the same company and they fucking suck.. Why would you post them?  Fuckin shill.  I have seen people at other forums devote fade posts to Platinum Heat/Platinum Investing.  They are brutal.  Why did you post them? 


    I'm curious to hear more of your thoughts about PSIC.. or getting links to other forum threads where they are discussed..

    I have been keeping tabs on this service for awhile now and I must say, I felt like they were the very best I have ever seen. So much that, if I was ever going to pay for a service, theirs would be it.

    Are you sure this company you speak of is the same PSIC (Platinum Sports Investing Club) that jv040 was referring to?? I have never heard of them being referred to as Platinum Heat..


    I am only asking this now, because, ironically, I just received an email from Tod which seemed kinda odd.. at least I thought so.

    Please PM me if you have more info. Thanks.

    Cheers 
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by kreatture:



    This is essentially the truth when it comes right down to it. You need to get the term "gambler" out of your vocabulary tho.. I've never known there to be a Professional Sports Gambler.. just like I've never heard the term "Professional Stock Gambler".... I'll copy and paste an article in the next post that should be read. It's based on the Stock Market, but it reads the same way towards any investor. Don't worry.. it's really short.

    The old saying "It takes money to make money", couldn't be more true. To do this Professionally you must have a substantial bankroll. The amount can vary depending on how you play your games (flat betting vs. chasing, etc.), but I personally think you need to have enough so you can wager at least $100 Units. Otherwise, you're just not going to be bringing in enough money. Again, personally, I think you need to have at least $10,000 in order to seriously do this without the daily and weekly fear of "going broke". $15,000 would really let you relax and know you could handle a couple of losing streaks and still be fine.

    You also need to have a Game Plan for 2 sports, at least. A great winning Season in just 1 sport a year probably won't bring in enough money to last you year round. Above everything else tho, make sure you have a Game Plan, and stick to it! This includes daily lifestyle rules. You have to work hard to stay on top, just as you would in a real 9-5 job.

    To do this Professionally means you are withdrawing funds from your bankroll every month, to pay for your house, your car, your bills, your entertainment, etc. If you have some other form of income which provides for that, then you aren't a Professional Sports Investor.

    Myself, I want $20K sitting in all of my accounts before I begin to live my life from it. I was laid off from a job which only paid $30K/year last April, so getting to a marker of $20K doesn't exactly happen overnight. If I was all ready wealthy, making a living from Sports Investing would be much simpler.

    Like they say.. The Rich get Richer..


    I've had a lot of people over the past year ask me if it actually is possible to make a living from this sort of business.. and a lot of people tell me it isn't possible.

    When I hear that I just look at them.. smile   & wink   as I say "You're right, it's not."


    Cheers 

    Dead on assessment here...  It can be done but you must have a substantial bankroll and good money management.  Just like financial investing... plan your trade and trade your plan.  I was able to make $1500/ week a few years back in sports gambling, but was sidetracked by the death of my father.  Now, I'm focused on too many projects at once that I have lost focus on sports gambling as a living.  I am going to start re-focusing once again in addition to my newest income generating venture.
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    This is essentially the truth when it comes right down to it. You need to get the term "gambler" out of your vocabulary tho.. I've never known there to be a Professional Sports Gambler.. just like I've never heard the term "Professional Stock Gambler".... I'll copy and paste an article in the next post that should be read. It's based on the Stock Market, but it reads the same way towards any investor. Don't worry.. it's really short.

    The old saying "It takes money to make money", couldn't be more true. To do this Professionally you must have a substantial bankroll. The amount can vary depending on how you play your games (flat betting vs. chasing, etc.), but I personally think you need to have enough so you can wager at least $100 Units. Otherwise, you're just not going to be bringing in enough money. Again, personally, I think you need to have at least $10,000 in order to seriously do this without the daily and weekly fear of "going broke". $15,000 would really let you relax and know you could handle a couple of losing streaks and still be fine.

    You also need to have a Game Plan for 2 sports, at least. A great winning Season in just 1 sport a year probably won't bring in enough money to last you year round. Above everything else tho, make sure you have a Game Plan, and stick to it! This includes daily lifestyle rules. You have to work hard to stay on top, just as you would in a real 9-5 job.

    To do this Professionally means you are withdrawing funds from your bankroll every month, to pay for your house, your car, your bills, your entertainment, etc. If you have some other form of income which provides for that, then you aren't a Professional Sports Investor.

    Myself, I want $20K sitting in all of my accounts before I begin to live my life from it. I was laid off from a job which only paid $30K/year last April, so getting to a marker of $20K doesn't exactly happen overnight. If I was all ready wealthy, making a living from Sports Investing would be much simpler.

    Like they say.. The Rich get Richer..


    I've had a lot of people over the past year ask me if it actually is possible to make a living from this sort of business.. and a lot of people tell me it isn't possible.

    When I hear that I just look at them.. smile   & wink   as I say "You're right, it's not."


    Cheers 

    Dead on assessment here...  It can be done but you must have a substantial bankroll and good money management.  Just like financial investing... plan your trade and trade your plan.  I was able to make $1500/ week a few years back in sports gambling, but was sidetracked by the death of my father.  Now, I'm focused on too many projects at once that I have lost focus on sports gambling as a living.  I am going to start re-focusing once again in addition to my newest income generating venture.
     
     
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