Moving to Vegas to become a full time pro handicapper
Figure this kid says he has a nut of $3k a month.3x12=$36k a year right off the top.There have been 20 pages posted and he hasn't landed in the LasVegas time zone yet.I don't play youtube,Are those videos any more composed then his life choices?
Figure this kid says he has a nut of $3k a month.3x12=$36k a year right off the top.There have been 20 pages posted and he hasn't landed in the LasVegas time zone yet.I don't play youtube,Are those videos any more composed then his life choices?
Thanks texangambler. Vanzack what don't u like about Vegas just wondering?
A couple of reasons...
First is the town itself (not related to gambling). I stayed at Venetian, as I have for the last several visits to LV. I always get a rental car. When you leave Venetian - you are instantly in meth central. And I have seen more of these neighborhoods in Vegas than in an average city. Admittedly, it is a totally limited experience - but I haven't seen the beauty in Vegas until you get far outside of Vegas. And the traffic.
Second- for gambling - for what I do - it is virtually impossible. I have to get the best line at the exact right time. This is close to impossible in Vegas. I was out for the SB, and just getting from sportsbook to sportsbook is a nightmare. Then getting inside - and try to make any bet of size - and you have "do you have a players card" followed by paperwork. Then when you collect (I didn't unfortunately on the SB), more of this. Wanna bet more than 1k on a big European soccer game? Some will take it, but most wont. They look at you like you have some fix information about a English Premier League game because you want to bet 5k.
Then throw in that you are always paying more than you should (-110). So logistics and limits make it not only annoying, but make it unprofitable long term for me.
I realize these are personal reasons. But since you asked - those are my reasons.
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Thanks texangambler. Vanzack what don't u like about Vegas just wondering?
A couple of reasons...
First is the town itself (not related to gambling). I stayed at Venetian, as I have for the last several visits to LV. I always get a rental car. When you leave Venetian - you are instantly in meth central. And I have seen more of these neighborhoods in Vegas than in an average city. Admittedly, it is a totally limited experience - but I haven't seen the beauty in Vegas until you get far outside of Vegas. And the traffic.
Second- for gambling - for what I do - it is virtually impossible. I have to get the best line at the exact right time. This is close to impossible in Vegas. I was out for the SB, and just getting from sportsbook to sportsbook is a nightmare. Then getting inside - and try to make any bet of size - and you have "do you have a players card" followed by paperwork. Then when you collect (I didn't unfortunately on the SB), more of this. Wanna bet more than 1k on a big European soccer game? Some will take it, but most wont. They look at you like you have some fix information about a English Premier League game because you want to bet 5k.
Then throw in that you are always paying more than you should (-110). So logistics and limits make it not only annoying, but make it unprofitable long term for me.
I realize these are personal reasons. But since you asked - those are my reasons.
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