question for former/current bookies

[letsgobirds]

not looking to do it myself, not really for me, but i've always wondered how you decided you wanted to start taking bets, what your bankroll looked liked, what you held bet limits at? just basic stuff on how you got into taking bets. anyone interested in telling their story feel free.

 

[bellyputter]

Are you wired up?

 

[$tinky]

not looking to do it myself, not really for me, but i've always wondered how you decided you wanted to start taking bets, what your bankroll looked liked, what you held bet limits at? just basic stuff on how you got into taking bets. anyone interested in telling their story feel free.

Did anybody tell you that you do have the right to remain silent?

 

[G.MONEY]

not looking to do it myself, not really for me, but i've always wondered how you decided you wanted to start taking bets, what your bankroll looked liked, what you held bet limits at? just basic stuff on how you got into taking bets. anyone interested in telling their story feel free.

I know a few guys who would tell you for Free..But then they would have to KILL you!

 

[letsgobirds]

Are you wired up?

lol, yeah, i'm here to report everyone. it was just a simple question guys, sorry if i offended anyone lol.

 

[will.cover]

not looking to do it myself, not really for me, but i've always wondered how you decided you wanted to start taking bets, what your bankroll looked liked, what you held bet limits at? just basic stuff on how you got into taking bets. anyone interested in telling their story feel free.

I did it for 16 years and quit two years ago.

For me, the time invested wasn't worth it. Five, ten years ago, I made a lot of money, but the past several years haven't been worth it, not only because I lost, but because of the time I spent away from the things that were really important to me.

And to answer your original question, I initially started with a $10K bankroll, but again, that was 18 years ago.

Times have changed.