Problem with being an Insider in this business

TheGeneral+

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Hard to know who the heck is telling the real truth or just what they want you to hear. To many people in these sportsbook jurisdictions who have associates who are scammers, but no one wants to be the whistle blower. I can understand, but I don't like it. Tough business, could end up in River if not careful.

 

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:nopityA: :nopityA: :nopityA: :nopityA: :nopityA:

 

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No such thing as insider unless you own book

 

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jjgold said:

No such thing as insider unless you own book

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<b>CATEGORICALLY FALSE!!!!:WTF:

 

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Kenny if you do not own book there is no way of telling what their books look like

You and I are the closest things to be called insiders if there is such a thing

 

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I am not even close to an insider.

I rely on the public forum as much as many of you.

Pay attention and seek to learn is all you can do.

 

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Petey duke some clerks and you can get some inside info

spend a little Son