[JCD Sports]

if this aint allowed delete for me but heres link to him on 60 minutes if allowed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6FAU...ure=youtu.be&a

[winningdoc]

Thanks, I didn't get to see it on Sunday

[TakeIt]

Doyle Brunson responds:

TexDolly Doyle Brunson [Tweet]
I laughed all the way through the Bill Walters segment on 60 minutes. Gotta give him credit though for making it look good ..LoooooL

TexDolly Doyle Brunson [Tweet]
Guys..Almost all of Bill Walters stories were true, the money amounts were actually downplayed. What was left out was what was so funny.

TexDolly Doyle Brunson [Tweet]
The late 70's and 80's were tough times for all of us gamblers. Bill didn't elaborate on those times, only the sucessful times. Oh well.....

[702underdog]

Very interesting segement.

[VegasInsider]

I enjoyed watching that piece.

[sonyman]

>>> It was just a puff, filler piece going into the football playoffs.

I agree---not a good piece plus it seemed like there was suppose
to be more about Wall Street/stock market.

[Cappinpicks]

how does he deal with the vig?

[Smashmouth71]

Thats how you do it!

[bulichme]

He did mention a large sum of money and said + 10%. So probably head on.

[Ryangene]

Guessing this is the same right from cbs's page.. with a few 'extra' clips that were not show on the show that night. Billy is a legend for sure.

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?...ted;photovideo


Here is just an extra clip when he talks about the 3.5 million dollar bet
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?...ted;photovideo


Here is a clip from that same guy saying if Vikings would have fired Chilly earlier they’d have made the playoffs.
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?...ntBody;housing

[Hoja Verdes]

>>> It was just a puff, filler piece going into the football playoffs.

I agree---not a good piece plus it seemed like there was suppose
to be more about Wall Street/stock market.

I thought the same thing. They mentioned that BW is usually very reclusive/private, and only agreed to do the interview so he could expose the greed/scam that is Wall Street....then they proceeded to give that topic a fleeting 30 seconds at the end of the segment.

As others have said, BW is just a talented dispatcher/ringleader. He's not making the plays, his handicappers are, then his talent is in getting the bets down, which one could argue is the most important cog in the machine these days. Hell, we'd all be rich on RAS totals if the books put totals up and we could bet them without getting limited/delayed. Also, I agree that they only talked about Vegas to cover his ass. I think we all know that he is pounding the crap out of offshores and locals as well.

I've got my own BW story, but I'm sure as hell not sharing it here. I've seen him take a local for 140k over the course of a football season, all through a 'mule' that the local never even suspected was BW.

[koby25]

Good ole BW. Billy is rolling

[sneak-a-peak]

Some of you guys crack me up!

You seem like you were disappointed in the show- Why? Because he didnt walk you all through a 10 step secret super system program that he uses to make millions of dollars on national TV?

Dont you guys know who 60 minutes target audience is?? Ya its not us SBR forum members.

99% of America that viewed the program probably never heard of him and never thought anyone can be that successful at gambling and probably learned a few things from the show so ya I think 60 minutes did their job.

I thought it was a good piece and maybe will even put to sleep a few redundant threads around here titled "Can you make a living gambling?", "Can you make 6 figures a year" "Why is line shopping so important?" "What should I do if books limit me?" "Nobody can beat the books! Its impossible!!!"

Well ok- "hopefully" put some of those a sleep.

[madmiek]

Some of you guys crack me up!

You seem like you were disappointed in the show- Why? Because he didnt walk you all through a 10 step secret super system program that he uses to make millions of dollars on national TV?

Dont you guys know who 60 minutes target audience is?? Ya its not us SBR forum members.

99% of America that viewed the program probably never heard of him and never thought anyone can be that successful at gambling and probably learned a few things from the show so ya I think 60 minutes did their job.

I thought it was a good piece and maybe will even put to sleep a few redundant threads around here titled "Can you make a living gambling?", "Can you make 6 figures a year" "Why is line shopping so important?" "What should I do if books limit me?" "Nobody can beat the books! Its impossible!!!"

Well ok- "hopefully" put some of those a sleep.

I didnt even know who this guy was till sunday. I agree with you 100%

[dise-pa]

I like to be a minion for him and run around making the bets..

[unusialsusp5]

if he has all this money why does he bother trying to win more? i don't believe any of it. he probably goes for middles more often than not. like most gamblers he tends to be in denial when he loses, which he does.

[madmiek]

if he has all this money why does he bother trying to win more? i don't believe any of it. he probably goes for middles more often than not. like most gamblers he tends to be in denial when he loses, which he does.

So after watching 60 minutes one of the oldest running shows on tv, you still question the credibility of what you just watched? I guess his jet and all his houses were fake and the bookmakers from the casinos were paid actors. LOL. too funny. What he does is a business and let me ask you this. would you close down a business that makes you millions a year?

[sheffield77]

that show was interesting i know for a fact from my friends that are pro poker players that he bets at least 15-20 mil a weekend. funny to see him downplay to a couple mil thats small potatoes for a guy like him

[sneak-a-peak]

So after watching 60 minutes one of the oldest running shows on tv, you still question the credibility of what you just watched? I guess his jet and all his houses were fake and the bookmakers from the casinos were paid actors. LOL. too funny. What he does is a business and let me ask you this. would you close down a business that makes you millions a year?

Nice slam there!

"Paid actors"! lol! Dam I wish I could of auditioned for a roll

[CUSEFAN2010]

proves that all services are just sales http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVQDHOyi9MU

[stefan084]

good post, I always wondered about this guy. As a youngin it will be interesting to see what he has to say on 60 minutes about how he became the man he is today

but I will stick with finishing out my accounting degree and leave the pro betting up to guys like this

you are wise

[TakeIt]

that show was interesting i know for a fact from my friends that are pro poker players that he bets at least 15-20 mil a weekend. funny to see him downplay to a couple mil thats small potatoes for a guy like him

even with multiple outlets, who let's you bet that kind of money?

[alling]

Was a pretty boring segment. Just gave a brief history of his life and how he moves the lines. Yawn.

[Sawyer]

Reporter chick is hot.

[TakeIt]

Two articles in this morning's Las-Vegas Review Journal. In the first one by John Smith he seems to show great dissatisfaction that a lot of dirt wasn't uncovered--even though there is no dirt to uncover.

The second has to do to with the segment being a great ad for Las Vegas.

[Scorpion]

Walters had Indy in the super bowl last year not the Saints
He is lying

[madmiek]

Walters had Indy in the super bowl last year not the Saints
He is lying

Lying about what? he never talked about any games.

[Inkwell77]

"You're either hustling or getting hustled!" Dude is something else. I respect him, but at the same time dude has probably done some remarkable shady stuff. Those Doyle tweets are great.

[Whippit]

Reporter chick is hot.

ditto

but unless she's into doubleteaming, I got first dibs

[Art Vandelay]

Word is Walters put $1 Million on the Packers which pushed the line up to 3 points. Anybody else hear about this?

[sharpcircle]

I thought it was good, but didn't really learn anything.