It would help a lot, I don't want my balls chopped off for losing 250 grand.
Thanks!!!
if your american then sports books like bet jamaica, matchbook and the greek are top dog and you will get paid. these three are owned by the greek and have paid americans for many years.
if your american then sports books like bet jamaica, matchbook and the greek are top dog and you will get paid. these three are owned by the greek and have paid americans for many years.
if your american then sports books like bet jamaica, matchbook and the greek are top dog and you will get paid. these three are owned by the greek and have paid americans for many years.
if your american then sports books like bet jamaica, matchbook and the greek are top dog and you will get paid. these three are owned by the greek and have paid americans for many years.
I have a couple of other systems I like playing as well that come in at a pretty good rate of percentage. are easier to track I think.
you could always check out ssbwins and see what tods program is all about he's got some e-book sytems and life time of e-mail picks he gives out it's worth it. this is how I got started sports betting on a more serios level.
I'm thinking about taking a couple of tods systems he gives out in his e-book this year and running the snowball method on them using parlays.
snowball method is starting out with a bankroll say example would be 100 take 10% of that and do a parlay with it if you win take 10% of your total bankroll and place the next bet if you loose then take 10% of that total for the next bet. or you could start out at 10% and keep betting same amount till you double your bank roll then take 10% of that.
this of coarse is way more aggressive than other betting methods but you can grow your bankroll quickly with the right betting systems.
if you choose this method of betting then I would of coarse start out with a smaller amount.
I have a couple of other systems I like playing as well that come in at a pretty good rate of percentage. are easier to track I think.
you could always check out ssbwins and see what tods program is all about he's got some e-book sytems and life time of e-mail picks he gives out it's worth it. this is how I got started sports betting on a more serios level.
I'm thinking about taking a couple of tods systems he gives out in his e-book this year and running the snowball method on them using parlays.
snowball method is starting out with a bankroll say example would be 100 take 10% of that and do a parlay with it if you win take 10% of your total bankroll and place the next bet if you loose then take 10% of that total for the next bet. or you could start out at 10% and keep betting same amount till you double your bank roll then take 10% of that.
this of coarse is way more aggressive than other betting methods but you can grow your bankroll quickly with the right betting systems.
if you choose this method of betting then I would of coarse start out with a smaller amount.
You do not have to claim the income....
There is stuff written by PSIC on that subject...
Search username PSIC and you can find the thread on it there
You do not have to claim the income....
There is stuff written by PSIC on that subject...
Search username PSIC and you can find the thread on it there
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