Ummm, yes it is. Just like it's gambling when you're losing.
3 Questions:
1) You talk about how much money you have. Why would anyone seek out a local bookie to bet large sums of money.
2) You've stated that you make good money off of betting sports (as opposed to us degenerates). How much are you betting on each game? Because if you say $100 you're going to get laughed off of here. Even if you say $1000, you're not a high roller. Jesus Christ could make $1000 bets and he'd hope to get a $100 return on each bet.
3)You gave me the "hot tip" to take the Giants -3.5 on opening day. That might be a fine play, but you realize it's the squarest play on the board right? Defending super bowl champs against a perceived mediocre team on opening day. The books are begging for you to bet that.
These types of posts always frustrate me. I'm only 3 years older than you, but I'm light-years ahead of you in terms of gambling sense and cooperative learning (which is the purpose of this forum). It's great if you've been successful, but I promise that there are better cappers on here than you. Hundreds of them. You probably have never data-mined, you can't tell me the backup defensive line of any NFL teams, and by the list of "I called it" bets you gave us, apparently you can't spell EV. You said the Giants would win the Super Bowl early in the year? Congrats. You made a horribly -EV prediction that hit.
I hope you hit every bet this year. Really. But don't come on here and degrade the best cappers on the site when publicly asking for a bookie (lol). And don't think that anyone cares that you made a few correct predictions on sporting events. We've heard it all before, and the "I have nothing to learn attitude" will lead you to the dregs of your bankroll. Good luck this year!
