I Dont Think Its A Good Idea To Keep Alot Of Money in Any Book.

Rainbow · Apr 20, 2005

I feel comfortable with alot of books, but what happens if the OWNER Passes away, am I guranteed to still get paid, I cant answer that question, maybe some of you can, thanks.

dimeplayersonly · Apr 20, 2005

i do it like this.............i keep only enough in a book to support my level of play.......the rest comes home...

if there is any left.....lol

TheGeneral+ · Apr 20, 2005

Nor do I. I don't like to consider a book my bank, nor neteller.

-Slim- · Apr 20, 2005

NEVER have more money than you can afford to lose at a book, the same applies to betting in Vegas, never bet more than you can afford to lose.....

When you make a wager youve kissed your money good bye, if it comes back to you so be it, but never have anything depending on that specific money, like money you were going to use to pay off a loan, or buy a house, a car, your childrens education, etc....

Regardless of who is holding it.

Dante · Apr 20, 2005

-Slim- said:
NEVER have more money than you can afford to lose at a book, the same applies to betting in Vegas, never bet more than you can afford to lose.....

When you make a wager youve kissed your money good bye, if it comes back to you so be it, but never have anything depending on that specific money, like money you were going to use to pay off a loan, or buy a house, a car, your childrens education, etc....

Regardless of who is holding it.

one of your best posts Slim but im sure many do not do this...it has to be money you can afford to lose without it effecting you or you should not be betting period

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Apr 20, 2005

Yes, I have a certain limit, or amount of bets formula. All excess comes out, either to Neteller, another book or bring the FROGS home. Plus, I never exceed 10% of my working bankroll at one location. Also it varies with time of year. With NCAA hoops, NBA hops and tail end of foots, I am very heavy. Lighten up after NCAA hoops ends. Possibly way lighter after NBA playoffs. Applicable cliche, do not put all of your eggs in one basket.
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