If you can't post up money you can't afford to gamble.
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| # 3 Heritage | 227 total points | Heritage Review |
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Why not?![]()
It's not like because you have a credit out, that you play there exclusively.
Because some people like to have cash on hand to churn into more cash instead of planting 50k or so off in Costa Rica.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/25/2005
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SBR TRIVIA WINNER 05/17/2012
3-QUESTION
SBR TRIVIA WINNER 05/24/2012
i'm with JJJpimpdaddy, we don't pay if we lose. we take shot at books.com. we also get off on playing cat and mouse with agents
SBR Founder Join Date: 10/9/2005
Couple of reasons:
1. No use tying up funds and not earning interest on it.
2. If you get stiffed with a credit book, you may lose that week's profit only. On the other hand, if a post up book stiffs you, the loss could be your deposit plus profits!
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SBR TRIVIA WINNER 05/21/2012
Most do not post up on credit
Reason one does
1. leverage
2. Too hard to deposit/withdraw
3. broke
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005
Arnold streaks are a part of the game. It has nothing to do with peering into the future, but the more you understand them the more accurately you can predict them. I'm not talking about winning 11 games in a row, if that's the inference you're making.
I don't post many picks, so I'm unsure how you could possibly make that determination. The truth of the matter is my NBA year was decent, my NFL year was disappointing.
I may keep a public record for football this year, just because it is a sport I enjoy discussing with others.
SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005