Some websites will spot you betting $2000 on over/under, you win, then go again and win, and they will limit you right away. It doesn't imply you found the secret recipe to succeed in sports betting, but yes, you managed to "read the script" of one game or two. The issue and the most difficult part is to repeat this so you would win far more than you lose. That is the main difficulty here. Some sites allow you to bet without being limited. But bottom line the bookies always make money long run no matter what.
@freecryptos In those situations, you're limited for "bonus chasing." Most limited players are limited due to CLV (Closing Line Value). Repeatedly getting great CLV will get you restricted from most bookies. A selected few take "sharps" action.
I've been a saver all my life. I've been following Graham Stephan, Ramsey, and similar guys for many years. They are one of the main reasons why I succeeded in life way earlier than I would normally. BUT...BUT...saying that sports betting can only be an addiction and you will lose no matter what is simply not true. You see...even bookies can't figure out the true probability of an outcome. This simple fact...+ that they are offering bonus offers is making sports betting an excellent side hustle. I succeeded to buy my home with the help of simple yet proven betting strategies. It's very rare that I comment on RUclips videos, but when they were laughing at the guy and his goals with sports betting...it showed me that ignorance and the lack of information can make even smart people seem arrogant and limited in thinking.
Sports bonuses, at least where I live, have dried up and blown away at the licensed sites. That leaves offshore, which is a Cambodean minefield. If you can enter a new licensed market in the first year or two, you can do well with bonuses. Generally speaking though, sports is one of the far more difficult means to make consistent money gambling. Sharp markets like the NFL and NBA are notoriously difficult to find mispriced lines. If you're really sharp, you can earn on props and smaller markets. But that involves mastery of some fairly sophisticated statistical concepts. On balance, if someone with a $4k roll declares themselves to be a professional gambler, I'm giving the guy who claims he's doing so at poker far better odds than the self-proclaimed sports pro.
I grew up in the South and I never heard this “mean” meaning until now. Granted, I moved out 30 years ago. Looks like the society there has degenerated right along with the rest of the country.
@@ToddRogers00 yeah it is. He largely doesn't answer to anything except his viewership, so he doesn't have to worry about big bankers and investors not funding him anymore since everything he has he owns.
There is only one thing in this entire world that you should bet and gamble on, and that is yourself. Bet on yourself over time and you’ll be better off than anyone doing ‘sports gambling’
Do both if you can win big like 20k-100k just be patient if you have impulse control you can stack some $ up I got experience in it big wins are better than winning small a bunch of times
Winning from gambling creates the illusion that gambling is profitable when it is not. Money is being exchanged for a hightened sense of awareness through a game. If you win, your body is filled with endorphins. If you lose you become averse to the experience. Life is better through calm, certain channels of flow and gain. Abrupt methods for improvement don't bring peace. They are simply a different side of chaos.
That reaction is just arrogant.If the guy says it’s his side hustle he probably knows what’s he is doing (arbit or value betting or getting the promo deals).Just because you have economical education doesn’t mean you know everything.Don’t always assume the other person is stupid
The fact that he said gambling isn't a side hustle it's an addiction shows a great deal of ignorance. Is alcohol an addiction ? Is sex ? Is drug use ? No. They are what they are. Can they be addictions? Yes.
@@dannyrrodriguez There is an entire community of people who would disagree with you and are consistently making monthly profit betting on sports. As the original commenter said, simply assuming that anyone who bets on sports at all is automatically addicted and/or blowing all their money is the actual stupid thing here. This is the true display of arrogance and ignorance.
Well, sports betting is my side hustle, I don't know why you guys act like there are no exceptions who do it. You are only right about one thing, the income is not guaranteed.
I just want to say Thank you so much. Sports betting is my part time job. I do it because I need the extra money for my rent, lights ect. I don't want my family to have an empty stomach. I bet only after I pay my bills put money in my savings, whatever money I have left over I use it on sports betting. I bet to survive.
@@Nighthawk-8050 nice one and good for you, just be careful with it, it’s easy to get carried away. I’ve made many mistakes in the past before I learnt the craft
These presenters are naive when it comes to Sports Betting. If done correctly, it’s very lucrative, it can be an investment with minimal risk, not a gamble. Making the assumption that everyone who is into Sports Betting is a gambling addict who needs counselling is wrong. Sports betting is only gambling if you don’t have long term profitable strategies. If you know what you are doing, making a minimum of 10% return per month from a small bank like 4K is normal. With compound growth that 4K bank can grow into a significant amount of money in a few years.
this is the conversation i been starting in various groups. "Is sports betting and fantasy sports and poker gambling or is it an investment?" I do all three and even though I'm a "low roller" I been doing quite well thus far. I have the skills to do higher buy in investments and I'm truly debating it this year.... Especially for NBA season long leagues... I'm over 73% win percentage... Also I like those parlays where you risk small amounts and can win 60x to 80x your initial small bet. What kind of actual investment has that kind of upside? and with small amounts? ZERO. No normal "investment" has the kind of upside of sports betting and that's why so many are doing it. Chasing that upside. 20 dollars here and there with money you can already afford to lose with the chance of life changing money? Easy proposition. But the key is you also have to be careful and practice bankroll management. Eh?
Over 30 years of experience here. Sports betting can be lucrative if you don't overdo it. Doing it every day on multiple games will probably be a losing move. Money management, discipline, and knowledge are required.
False. Volume is the key to defeating bad variance. I make $80k/yr positive EV betting. I'm glad people laugh at it because that's how we keep the books in business and I keep getting paid.
@@ghostmane2643exactly, it’s so funny how ignorant that old man was. I make half my salary from sports betting and he’s saying it’s not even a side hustle 😭
I have been a profitable poker player, but not anything fulltime. I used to play a lot more cash games and now really just do the occasional tournament. That said even though I win money doing it, I dont treat playing poker like some sustainable source of income. When I buy into a tournament I just treat that money the same way I would going out to a nice dinner, not expecting to get any of it back in the scenario that I lose. I really like the game of poker and I think it might be one of the only games where a player can be theoretically profitable because there is no house edge associated with the game. Gambling can be fun, but for most people you just need to accept that you wont change your life with it. If you are toiling away over 4000 dollars then I promise you that you arent the player you think you are. And before anyone asks no I dont have any debt if you want to gamble pay off your debts first that should be a given.
So much this. I have made good money playing blackjack. As a HOBBY, where if I lost all I gambled no big deal. No debt, just a "I am going to set aside 2k for a 'fun' weekend."
But isnt poker the best chance to win money over black jack, the wheel, or any of the slot machines.. on that hand you must be a great player. Good job!
I actually have profited from betting myself, most of these people in the comments are close minded, including this show. Sports betting can be beaten if you learn the art and science behind sports betting 💡
I missed where this guy said he was a gambling addict and hiding it from his wife. He never said any of that. The wife knows about the account and wants him to liquidate it, so why would he apologize?
Also, they missed the part where he said my wife is a SPENDER. For all we know, this guy is a good risk manager, and his wife is keeping up with Kardashians lol
As someone who has recently admitted I have a problem with gambling I needed to hear this I am actively seeking help and been watching all these videos thank you Dave
@@ryanconnolly426 If we are talking mathematical facts, they are ways to be a profitable bettor and turn the odds in your favorite mathematically where you can profit from sports betting. It just takes work and the knowledge of how to do that, which 99% or more of people don't have. 99.99% of people don't do this and that's why the gambling infrastructure makes so much money, because it's true that they stack the odds against you to profit off of you, but they aren't perfect in doing that and they are ways to exploit their errors.
@@ryanconnolly426with sports betting it can actually be exploitable at times. The sports books actually will start to limit profitable bettors because of this fact.
@@ryanconnolly426 Problem is very, very rarely you get a person who's actually good at sport's betting. That person is then held up as the example even though they're really the exception that proves the rule.
Imagine being these two idiots laughing at the person for asking the question. Ramsey calling someone a prideful arrogant little jerk is a reflection on himself.
These guys sound arrogant. There’s a smart way to bet on sports and you can make money. They automatically went to “he must be addicted” because he’s betting on sports. This turned into a gambling rant. He made $4,000! It’s an unfair assessment
Dude said he built a bankroll and his wife spends too much. Why should the default be to liqudate, if the guy is a better at running money? Dave just turned this guys honest appeal into an opportunity for him to give a reactionary response, showing his ignorance on the topic.
Dave Ramsey is for the general public, average advice for below average people. If you are struggling paying off debt or don't have a basic understanding of economics listen to Dave. For everyone else, do your own research.
You can't watch a single tv show or listen to a single radio station without seeing or hearing a sports betting ad. It's everywhere. Gamblers fund the ads!! I'm glad I don't gamble..
I think what we need to teach instead is a thing called RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING... not laugh at people and be rude.. most people simply don't understand sports betting so they lump it into "gambling". I will say this again congress has labelled it a "game of skill" and not gambling...
@@slightlyanonymousm4921 I don't believe I was laughing at anyone or being rude to anyone that does gamble. I do feel that sports betting is simply another form of gambling. Then again, you could probably consider something like "day trading" a form of gambling as well. Still, even 2 years after I made this comment.. practically every other ad you see is for sports betting. I had coworkers at a prior job who were obsessed with sports betting during football season.. while they won some, they lost more.
Me personally I gambled and lied… cost me everything, losing money is nothing compared to losing loved ones over this, I pray I get another chance to make things right ! DO NOT THINK YOU KNOW EVERYTHING, be humble
I dont mind sports betting as long as you budget a small amount and build it up overtime. Just enjoy it for what it is. If times are tough spend all of it on the debt. You can always start again. Now if you can't control yourself then stay away from it.
Banroll management, 1%-4% unit sizes and finding a good handicapper, can get you at 56% wins. Over a 30 day period. That can pay half your rent if your bankroll is good enough. Sounds crazy but you guys shouldn't be so dismissive. This will be more common in the future btw.
its not that he cant beat the odds he actually might its more of human psychology he will chase once he loses and believe me he will lose and he will chase and lose everything
between 2% and 5% of gamblers ARE in fact beating the odds... while the numbers are small it does mean there are ways to gain edges and make the correct careful bets...
For most people this is a bad idea, but this isn't the case for everyone Mr. Ramsey. Stick to what you know. When they both laughed so hard at the beginning, it actually made me laugh at their arrogance. I know plenty of people who have made hundreds of thousands of dollars in sports betting. If there's a will, there's a way. Keep laughing, as the winners laugh all the way to the bank😂😂😂
As with any investment, profits aren’t guaranteed. It takes an incredible amount of discipline and research to be successful in sports betting but it can certainly be accomplished. To the casual bettor, you’re likely to lose it all betting on Monday night football, etc.
I live in Las Vegas and am in the Casino Industry Race & Sports specifically. There has been a lot of research on the subject around 3-5% of Sports Bettors win long-term. The other 95-97% of Bettors Lose and even if you are among the few that can actually win Long Term the Casinos will do everything in there power to Limit or outright ban you from making bets. Depending on the Casino or Company MGM , Circa , Caesaer's etc. there tactics differ but all will take measures.
People spend money on going to movies, skiing, golfing, bowling, boating etc. If you can afford it, and stick to a budget for these things, its entertainment. Gambling is no different.
As someone who has been up 7,000 then lost it all there is no long term profit to be made. You just happened to be up at one point in time but these sports books will happily let you take your small wins because they know in the long term your luck will break back down to even and you will quickly lose money or break to 0
I opened an account when it became legal in my state and would deposit the money so I would get the free bets and then withdraw my money right away but still use the free bets. Overall in the past 21 months I am up roughly $500 but have withdrawn about $450 and just place pizza money bets ($5 or so) to make games I am watching more interesting.
Dave's arrogance in this whole thing is fucking hilarious. I would consider myself a savor and I bet on sports as a side hustle. Those are two separate stacks of cash to me. To answer the question, you should never pull from your sports betting account to fund your life while you're betting. I don't know about the guy that asked the question, but I learned long term profitable strategies, which is why I call it a side hustle and not gambling. I turned $2,800 into $10,500 in two months. Dave needs to look up +EV/Top-down betting. He should also look into Arbitrage betting. Be informed before you shoot your mouth off.
Big fan of John and Dave. Have been listening for a couple years now BUT their reaction to this when they don't truly understand sports betting as a side hustle is very closed minded!! I did betting alongside my job and then got good enough that I quit my job and now coach people how to do it. If you learn and understand the math behind it then get the correct software it is possible to be part of the exception to beat the sports book. Most people just don't want to put the effort in so discount it as no way you can win. Very sad..
You need help. You might win a few hundred over the short term..the house always wins in the end or they will limit your account to nothing if you could beat them reliably.
My best friend makes an extra 30k - 60k yearly sports betting. My close friend. This is not exaggerated. Been doing it for over 3 years and has always been up. Many website have restricted him. Luckily there are many many websites to use. It can be done.
I appreciate what you're saying but there's a difference between gambling and wagers; and it's not about semantics. At least for me, gambling is taking a flyer based on a hunch, emotion, or favorite team. It can be a fun activity as long as it's conservative. On the other hand, in addition to my 6-figure income with my career, I earned an additional $47k+ with what I consider sports wagers. As a sports fan all of my life and a background in finance (math and statistics too), I've learned leveraging a $10-$100 parlay bet that can win thousands can be very lucrative - and fun. With parlays, you only need to win 20-25% of the time to make it a worthwhile activity.
thank you for this!!! validating what I continue to do with my parlays and managing my bankroll well.. I like the upside too and similarly I'm very good with math and statistics. Good luck to you in your future wagers! :)
Thank you I needed to hear this tonight! 🫡 I’m on the same boat w you two but I’m working on the bankroll management part… it’s so hard especially when u hit a few winning parlay tix from the weekend u feel invincible like I got xtra bullets to fire for the entire week 🥴 big mistake! I was trying to chase my losses after bad nfl day today which is a no no BUT I’m working on br mgmt which is at the top of my list
Say what you will, I played DraftKings like a mathematical equation and simply took their offered promos and turned 25 into 1300 easily. Never actually gambling, just playing the odds like a math problem
Gambling is okay **IF** it is tamed. For example, you play low-stakes poker with your friends once a year. The big issue is thinking you can consistently beat the Vegas odds, which are written in a way where Vegas almost always comes out on top.
People who gamble should never quit, nobody likes a quitter, if you keep going you'll win eventually, there's so much you can win on, the trick is to keep going and it'll pay off, you can't lose if you try hard enough.
You can mathematically calculate the probability of a certain outcome using a set of independent variables and then all you have to do is find scenarios where the payout % is greater than the odds you calculated. Remove any emotion and and “gut feeling”, don’t go all in on your bets and use the law of large numbers to slowly gain a proft over timeand it can be a consistent source of income until the books cut you off from being too profitable… That being said the vast majority of gamblers just go by gut feeling and lose over time.
Sports betting can be extremely profitable, but not gambling. Matched Betting is a good side hustle. Many people including myself have made a decent amount. Some do this full time also.
Isint that just arbitrage betting like oddsjam? Also oddsjam sucks 👊 Also eventually your accounts going to get limited by the sportsbooks or banned altogether.
Very good advice get a job I lost lots of money gambling and every time I won i though that was it i will make this as a side hustle but i was wrong cause i ended losing so my friend listen to dave quit and close all ur betting accounts now gambling is a drug or worse believe me
Feel like this is closed minded advice, what are his profits for the year? Its not difficult to hit a 5% ROI just copying pros if youre playing with a strategy. I have a job and have boosted my monthly income by 50% just tailing professionals daily on my breaks.🤷
You absolutely can find value in sportsbooks. If you compare the odds from tight vs loose books there is often a decent enough gap to produce a positive EV. Its just finding market inefficiencies and exploiting them, much like options trading. What allows it is the fact that the books often are balancing their own action and there is no central authority like CBOE that would cause prices to be tight across all markets. Its by no means guaranteed income with a $4k bankroll but with a good strategy and a large enough bankroll with properly sized bets you absolutely can make money sports betting with certainty. Its not calling the game, its not understanding the sports, its just understanding how a market gets made and hunting for inefficiencies in pricing.
I agree, liquidate the winning and pat yourself on the back for going on a hot streak. Their stance on sports gambling is pretty crazy to me. Yes it can get out of hand but can also be done pretty responsibly. I think the leap that this guy has a problem is a reach, in my opinion.
Yeah it’s weird to just assume anyone who gambles somewhat regularly is addicted. That’s like saying anyone who drinks alcohol somewhat regularly is an alcoholic
Yeah. I honestly withdraw all of my winnings. If I wanna do it again, when I’m debt free! I’ll toss a little in, yeah. Idk the hate, also I would think they all hedge their investment assets. So I’d like to see what they think of hedging bets.
It’s a massive leap. There is absolutely nothing in his question that suggested he has an addiction. No details were given about how he made the money, other than “betting”. For them to assume that’s as achieved through some sort of addictive means, is laughable honestly.
When did the writer say he was losing money, or is down money? Sounds to me like this person watched a youtube video on “Bankroll Management”, decided to give it a go. Is now up $4000 and thinks he can earn some type of income.Just give the kid some advice. Don’t cut him down over something i’m sure he was just curious about to begin with.
Don't always assume gamblers are fools. The casino's thought blackjack was foolproof until card counters came along. The Wright brothers were told human flight was impossible by their modern-day so-called experts! By the way some of your peers say your tactics are foolish.
I like betting on my favorite basketball and football team. Been betting for fun never betting more than $100 to $200 a game. I’m up $23,000 over the last 3 years. I don’t consider it a “side hustle” but rather entertainment that somehow turned out profitable. Even though I’m up I didn’t start betting bigger. Even thought it’s worked out for me gambling will never and should never be called a “side hustle” lmao
these guys are really good at talking about things they're blind about are 98% of gamblers idiots who just lose everything? yes is it possible to be profitable longterm from sportsbetting? yes i did it for 3-4 years, cashed out 3k a month NET (sports gambling income is tax free in my country because its considered "not profitable income") why did i quit? the gambling laws got a lot stricter in my country + time restrictions from job + uni 4:50 "there is no data that says "people who sportsbet end up wealthy" i made more than the average wage sports betting, still have about 60k saved which im going to put towards real estate this year
Dunno why sports betting is worse than MLM, which Dave never says a word against. Best I can tell, the main difference between the two is MLM has a MUCH bigger house edge.
exactly. the odds are most literally stacked against you whereas sports betting feels like a 50/50 at some points with an edge sometimes 60/40, if you do your research and not blindly pick you can make nice money off small bets
Gambling is not a side hustle? Tell that to the MIT Blackjack team. Not sure what Dave is laughing at. There are lots of professional gamblers out there. I know a few sharp sports bettors. Dave is delusional as always.
I'm a professional gambler, the real-life chimera, up hundreds of K over years and tens of thousands of transactions. The fact of the matter is that unless you are a freak with 99th percentile mathematical ability and terminator discipline, your "gambling career" will almost certainly end in tears. It may seem strange that a pro gambler would basically agree 100% with Dave on this, but I can attest that almost anyone who actually knows what it takes to gain consistent mathematical edges over the house will agree.
there is a thing called arbitrage betting that is a profitable way of sports betting but it is very difficult to find bookies that leave bets like this open.
I really do not understand the anger toward sport betting. If youre smart, know your limits and are making profit consistently then why stop just because people dont like it?
I'm pursuing an aggressive investment strategy by placing all of my liquidity into lottery tickets...I wonder what color my first yacht will be? Wait, why pick? I'll get a few different colors just so i wont have to.
What if old boy was math genius and a computer expert? He said he was winning and others have won before. I’m not saying everyone should do it; but some very smart people have made an enterprise out of betting sports.
The arrogance of Dave and his sidekick here is on full display, clearly a topic they know nothing about, yet feel they have the knowledge to comment on. If anyone from Daves team reads this, i have made over 100k a year sportsbetting the last 3 years in a row (and profitable for 7 years now) and I will let you audit my accounts but if I am right, you will allow me to debate Dave on all the bad advise he gives live on his show, i will wipe the floor with Dave.
So, my thing is this if you know what your doing and are a profitable better what is the problem this is exactly the same as investing in the stock market. If you can get 8 to 10% on your money every year then you are better than the stock market
Bit of an overreaction😂 Calling someone a low life, arrogant, loser who needs help because he does alittle sports betting in his free time. Also what is he lying to his wife about and needs to apologize for?? Ridiculous 😂 Dave needs to say these outrageous rude things about people to catch attention and headlines for his show.
@@ellerellerek52what happens when he goes on a losing streak and can’t take that 250 out to help his family. He’ll play more to win it and if that loses also ….. you know the rest
One thing you have to understand YOU CAN NOT MAKE CONSTANT INCOME ON SPORT BETTING!!! But there is big BUT so I know what I do I take certain money for the whole 6months and THATS IT!!!! and also keep track of ur loses and gains
If you can't make money sports betting, then why do people get limited?
Some websites will spot you betting $2000 on over/under, you win, then go again and win, and they will limit you right away. It doesn't imply you found the secret recipe to succeed in sports betting, but yes, you managed to "read the script" of one game or two. The issue and the most difficult part is to repeat this so you would win far more than you lose.
That is the main difficulty here. Some sites allow you to bet without being limited. But bottom line the bookies always make money long run no matter what.
@freecryptos In those situations, you're limited for "bonus chasing." Most limited players are limited due to CLV (Closing Line Value). Repeatedly getting great CLV will get you restricted from most bookies. A selected few take "sharps" action.
I've been a saver all my life. I've been following Graham Stephan, Ramsey, and similar guys for many years. They are one of the main reasons why I succeeded in life way earlier than I would normally. BUT...BUT...saying that sports betting can only be an addiction and you will lose no matter what is simply not true. You see...even bookies can't figure out the true probability of an outcome. This simple fact...+ that they are offering bonus offers is making sports betting an excellent side hustle. I succeeded to buy my home with the help of simple yet proven betting strategies. It's very rare that I comment on RUclips videos, but when they were laughing at the guy and his goals with sports betting...it showed me that ignorance and the lack of information can make even smart people seem arrogant and limited in thinking.
Sports bonuses, at least where I live, have dried up and blown away at the licensed sites. That leaves offshore, which is a Cambodean minefield. If you can enter a new licensed market in the first year or two, you can do well with bonuses. Generally speaking though, sports is one of the far more difficult means to make consistent money gambling. Sharp markets like the NFL and NBA are notoriously difficult to find mispriced lines. If you're really sharp, you can earn on props and smaller markets. But that involves mastery of some fairly sophisticated statistical concepts.
On balance, if someone with a $4k roll declares themselves to be a professional gambler, I'm giving the guy who claims he's doing so at poker far better odds than the self-proclaimed sports pro.
How did you do it?
You somewhat right?The probability is right now face
“Bless your heart” is the polite way of saying “You’re a total effin’ idiot” down South.
It *can* mean that. But it can also mean exactly what it says. Context matters.
I grew up in the South and I never heard this “mean” meaning until now. Granted, I moved out 30 years ago. Looks like the society there has degenerated right along with the rest of the country.
"I'm not gonna get canceled - I own the show."
Savage
@@ToddRogers00 yeah it is. He largely doesn't answer to anything except his viewership, so he doesn't have to worry about big bankers and investors not funding him anymore since everything he has he owns.
@@jire9831 you realize he was around before youtube right?
Lol Dave calling somebody arrogant is hilarious
There is only one thing in this entire world that you should bet and gamble on, and that is yourself. Bet on yourself over time and you’ll be better off than anyone doing ‘sports gambling’
Do both if you can win big like 20k-100k just be patient if you have impulse control you can stack some $ up I got experience in it big wins are better than winning small a bunch of times
Winning from gambling creates the illusion that gambling is profitable when it is not. Money is being exchanged for a hightened sense of awareness through a game. If you win, your body is filled with endorphins. If you lose you become averse to the experience. Life is better through calm, certain channels of flow and gain. Abrupt methods for improvement don't bring peace. They are simply a different side of chaos.
this is an interesting comment... hmmm
Love this and needed to hear this after today!! 🫡
True and not true. If you know about positive EV then you know it’s 100% profitable. It’s all stat and numbers based.
Very Christian of you guys to immediately jump to laughing and name calling.
vErY cHrIsTIAn Of YoU GuYS
Haha😂
As a Christian I agree it was uncalled for
Acceptance of bad behavior is the greatest lie ever told in church
Very unchristian of YOU to sin every day…
“I’m a saver,” said the gambler😂😂
You can be both. Ever hear of saving some of your wins?
Also just started betting amd saved up 4k 🥱
@@Jorich196Have u lost everything yet?
@@blazed_v7751well u don’t bet everything 🤔 you should try and formulate your questions in a more intelligent manner
That reaction is just arrogant.If the guy says it’s his side hustle he probably knows what’s he is doing (arbit or value betting or getting the promo deals).Just because you have economical education doesn’t mean you know everything.Don’t always assume the other person is stupid
Every single statistic about sports betting shows that it is stupid
@@justinb6028that’s because you suck at it lol
Betting in general is stupid . Calling it a side hustle is just laughable
The fact that he said gambling isn't a side hustle it's an addiction shows a great deal of ignorance.
Is alcohol an addiction ? Is sex ? Is drug use ?
No. They are what they are. Can they be addictions? Yes.
@@dannyrrodriguez There is an entire community of people who would disagree with you and are consistently making monthly profit betting on sports. As the original commenter said, simply assuming that anyone who bets on sports at all is automatically addicted and/or blowing all their money is the actual stupid thing here. This is the true display of arrogance and ignorance.
Well, sports betting is my side hustle, I don't know why you guys act like there are no exceptions who do it. You are only right about one thing, the income is not guaranteed.
Requires work and research to make the best calculated bet correctly.
I just want to say Thank you so much. Sports betting is my part time job. I do it because I need the extra money for my rent, lights ect. I don't want my family to have an empty stomach. I bet only after I pay my bills put money in my savings, whatever money I have left over I use it on sports betting. I bet to survive.
@@Nighthawk-8050 nice one and good for you, just be careful with it, it’s easy to get carried away. I’ve made many mistakes in the past before I learnt the craft
@@ellerellerek52 Thank you sir
@@ellerellerek52u ever take breaks from loosing streaks?
These presenters are naive when it comes to Sports Betting. If done correctly, it’s very lucrative, it can be an investment with minimal risk, not a gamble. Making the assumption that everyone who is into Sports Betting is a gambling addict who needs counselling is wrong.
Sports betting is only gambling if you don’t have long term profitable strategies. If you know what you are doing, making a minimum of 10% return per month from a small bank like 4K is normal. With compound growth that 4K bank can grow into a significant amount of money in a few years.
Yeah, where’s the intellectual curiosity?
Absolutely ....all you need personal research..and maximum 2-4 teams per same contest .
this is the conversation i been starting in various groups. "Is sports betting and fantasy sports and poker gambling or is it an investment?" I do all three and even though I'm a "low roller" I been doing quite well thus far. I have the skills to do higher buy in investments and I'm truly debating it this year.... Especially for NBA season long leagues... I'm over 73% win percentage... Also I like those parlays where you risk small amounts and can win 60x to 80x your initial small bet. What kind of actual investment has that kind of upside? and with small amounts? ZERO. No normal "investment" has the kind of upside of sports betting and that's why so many are doing it. Chasing that upside. 20 dollars here and there with money you can already afford to lose with the chance of life changing money? Easy proposition. But the key is you also have to be careful and practice bankroll management. Eh?
Over 30 years of experience here. Sports betting can be lucrative if you don't overdo it. Doing it every day on multiple games will probably be a losing move. Money management, discipline, and knowledge are required.
False. Volume is the key to defeating bad variance. I make $80k/yr positive EV betting. I'm glad people laugh at it because that's how we keep the books in business and I keep getting paid.
@@ghostmane2643 You are the exception.
@@ghostmane2643 Literally, let the sheep laugh so we can take their money
@@ghostmane2643what do you mean volume is the key. Can you explain a little further?
@@ghostmane2643exactly, it’s so funny how ignorant that old man was. I make half my salary from sports betting and he’s saying it’s not even a side hustle 😭
Don’t gamble what your not afraid to burn 🔥
But if your in debt you shouldn’t be gambling
Problem is when youre an addict you arent afraid of burning it all including his wifes money too.
I have been a profitable poker player, but not anything fulltime. I used to play a lot more cash games and now really just do the occasional tournament. That said even though I win money doing it, I dont treat playing poker like some sustainable source of income. When I buy into a tournament I just treat that money the same way I would going out to a nice dinner, not expecting to get any of it back in the scenario that I lose. I really like the game of poker and I think it might be one of the only games where a player can be theoretically profitable because there is no house edge associated with the game. Gambling can be fun, but for most people you just need to accept that you wont change your life with it. If you are toiling away over 4000 dollars then I promise you that you arent the player you think you are.
And before anyone asks no I dont have any debt if you want to gamble pay off your debts first that should be a given.
So much this. I have made good money playing blackjack. As a HOBBY, where if I lost all I gambled no big deal. No debt, just a "I am going to set aside 2k for a 'fun' weekend."
But isnt poker the best chance to win money over black jack, the wheel, or any of the slot machines.. on that hand you must be a great player. Good job!
@@davidm.313 There are a lot more fun things to do for $2k.
@@fuse911 youre playing against other players not the house. it is gambling but i dont even consider it fully gambling
No house edge?? Um, its called the rake; good luck beating it and the other players consistently.
I actually have profited from betting myself, most of these people in the comments are close minded, including this show. Sports betting can be beaten if you learn the art and science behind sports betting 💡
are you rich yet?
@@ryugurena3327 I take it you’re not either?😅
@@shawnmiller5353 Do you really think you can make money by gambling? That is idiotic.
these guys are losers, strange and funny the confidence someone can have speaking behind a camera
It’s A LOT of work but there are certain statistics that will slightly lean in your favor overtime.
I missed where this guy said he was a gambling addict and hiding it from his wife. He never said any of that. The wife knows about the account and wants him to liquidate it, so why would he apologize?
They clearly call him a liar
Exactly.
Also, they missed the part where he said my wife is a SPENDER. For all we know, this guy is a good risk manager, and his wife is keeping up with Kardashians lol
Exactly!!! Completely agree these guys are ridiculous
If he is gambling with a positive EV then he has an edge. He will make money over the long run. The only issue is that he will eventually get banned.
huh? how?
@@slightlyanonymousm4921the books keep record of profitable bettors and they will set limits on how much you are allowed to be eventually
@@slightlyanonymousm4921 if you win too much your accounts eventually get limited and/or banned
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How is this different than when Dave gambled on short term loans and had to declare bankruptcy? From my POV, we bailed out Ramsey for millions.
What exactly happened?
@@joshuaverde5362he didn't reply back to you because he has no idea at all what he talking about.
As someone who has recently admitted I have a problem with gambling I needed to hear this I am actively seeking help and been watching all these videos thank you Dave
Straight betting can get you money if you are doing it correctly.
In order for gambling infrastructure to exist, the house must win more than lose. That's mathematical fact, you gamble, you lose
@@ryanconnolly426 If we are talking mathematical facts, they are ways to be a profitable bettor and turn the odds in your favorite mathematically where you can profit from sports betting. It just takes work and the knowledge of how to do that, which 99% or more of people don't have. 99.99% of people don't do this and that's why the gambling infrastructure makes so much money, because it's true that they stack the odds against you to profit off of you, but they aren't perfect in doing that and they are ways to exploit their errors.
can you elaborate how?
@@ryanconnolly426with sports betting it can actually be exploitable at times. The sports books actually will start to limit profitable bettors because of this fact.
@@ryanconnolly426 Problem is very, very rarely you get a person who's actually good at sport's betting. That person is then held up as the example even though they're really the exception that proves the rule.
Imagine being these two idiots laughing at the person for asking the question. Ramsey calling someone a prideful arrogant little jerk is a reflection on himself.
Ramsey is a thoroughly disagreeable person. Glad I don't know him.
@ Yes indeed! 🙌
These guys sound arrogant. There’s a smart way to bet on sports and you can make money. They automatically went to “he must be addicted” because he’s betting on sports. This turned into a gambling rant. He made $4,000! It’s an unfair assessment
I made 50k this year betting on the NBA💯 made way more than I lost
Which website bro?
@@vishalgoel4478 Fanduel app lol
Lakers or nuggets?
@@elsour985 Player Props
Congrats you are the exception the 1% that makes money
as a professional gambler "dr" john and dave are out of touch here
I agree 👍
That’s truth, I’m semi pro myself for years and if only bookmakers didn’t limit and close my accounts I would be able to live from that long time ago
This sounds like an oxymoron, I call any investment that is telted against me a gamble, so you're just an investor then?
@@DiaJasin No, I'm just a player who is able to out play the house consistently, you can call it what ever you want.
@@DiaJasin i dont mess with definitions bud
Dude said he built a bankroll and his wife spends too much. Why should the default be to liqudate, if the guy is a better at running money? Dave just turned this guys honest appeal into an opportunity for him to give a reactionary response, showing his ignorance on the topic.
Drug dealing is my side hustle
All good until you get caught
Imagine someone saying 100% of drug dealers lose money
But being goofy is your full time job ✌🏾😅
You guys have all the fun and stress to deal all these jokes and pressure.
Dave Ramsey is for the general public, average advice for below average people. If you are struggling paying off debt or don't have a basic understanding of economics listen to Dave. For everyone else, do your own research.
You can't watch a single tv show or listen to a single radio station without seeing or hearing a sports betting ad. It's everywhere. Gamblers fund the ads!! I'm glad I don't gamble..
I think what we need to teach instead is a thing called RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING... not laugh at people and be rude.. most people simply don't understand sports betting so they lump it into "gambling". I will say this again congress has labelled it a "game of skill" and not gambling...
@@slightlyanonymousm4921 I don't believe I was laughing at anyone or being rude to anyone that does gamble. I do feel that sports betting is simply another form of gambling. Then again, you could probably consider something like "day trading" a form of gambling as well. Still, even 2 years after I made this comment.. practically every other ad you see is for sports betting. I had coworkers at a prior job who were obsessed with sports betting during football season.. while they won some, they lost more.
Me personally I gambled and lied… cost me everything, losing money is nothing compared to losing loved ones over this, I pray I get another chance to make things right ! DO NOT THINK YOU KNOW EVERYTHING, be humble
Arizona had $692 million in sports bets in March. The Sportsbooks made a net of $18 million. And then people cry about gas prices lol.
Probably not the same people
Honestly thought it would be more
It's HUGE! And barely anyone talks about it... barely anyone tries to tell people to gamble responsibly.. instead they tell people "just quit"
Well yea if gas prices are high cause America keeps putting these Caucasian’s in place to “Run” the country yea imma complain😒
Moral of the story is that his worst ever gamble was picking a wife who likes to spend money that she doesn’t have.
Is 55K in debt and betting on sports but blame his wife yeah sure bud.
55k in debt and only earning 61k a year is insane
unless it's student loans
I dont mind sports betting as long as you budget a small amount and build it up overtime. Just enjoy it for what it is. If times are tough spend all of it on the debt. You can always start again. Now if you can't control yourself then stay away from it.
There is money to be made in sports betting, if you know what you’re doing and you’re disciplined.
Banroll management, 1%-4% unit sizes and finding a good handicapper, can get you at 56% wins. Over a 30 day period. That can pay half your rent if your bankroll is good enough. Sounds crazy but you guys shouldn't be so dismissive. This will be more common in the future btw.
“Yeah man, they call gambling a disease, but it’s the only disease where you can win a bunch of money.” -Norm MacDonald
Yup no behavior is or can be a disease
Dave and John's reaction was epic.
Delony is way too cool for me, though!
Drake & Josh?
“Over reaction”
In my experience Ramsey is wrong here if you can control your impulses and treat it like investing then you can steadily grow and profit from it.
I made over 24k betting on sports In 2021.
How much you lost?
@@back2the80she lost 0, clearly says he profited 24k
is that total profits or is that your "winnings" cuz there is a difference.
Poor fella, i was one of these people for years and now i know many more fools who think they can beat the odds, news for ya YOU CAN'T
its not that he cant beat the odds he actually might its more of human psychology he will chase once he loses and believe me he will lose and he will chase and lose everything
That’s is your own fault that you bet on bad odds
between 2% and 5% of gamblers ARE in fact beating the odds... while the numbers are small it does mean there are ways to gain edges and make the correct careful bets...
For most people this is a bad idea, but this isn't the case for everyone Mr. Ramsey. Stick to what you know. When they both laughed so hard at the beginning, it actually made me laugh at their arrogance. I know plenty of people who have made hundreds of thousands of dollars in sports betting. If there's a will, there's a way. Keep laughing, as the winners laugh all the way to the bank😂😂😂
As with any investment, profits aren’t guaranteed. It takes an incredible amount of discipline and research to be successful in sports betting but it can certainly be accomplished. To the casual bettor, you’re likely to lose it all betting on Monday night football, etc.
awakenbeerus win every game
I live in Las Vegas and am in the Casino Industry Race & Sports specifically. There has been a lot of research on the subject around 3-5% of Sports Bettors win long-term. The other 95-97% of Bettors Lose and even if you are among the few that can actually win Long Term the Casinos will do everything in there power to Limit or outright ban you from making bets. Depending on the Casino or Company MGM , Circa , Caesaer's etc. there tactics differ but all will take measures.
Why not become the 3%? I did.
@@christofl6523 so did I
This host seems like hes a blast to be around.
Why are sportsbooks limiting me or banning me if my method doesn’t work
I started with $30, won $1700 over time. Drew my $30 out and only gamble with what I won. I’m doing quite well. You CAN make mine if you bet smart.
People spend money on going to movies, skiing, golfing, bowling, boating etc. If you can afford it, and stick to a budget for these things, its entertainment. Gambling is no different.
As someone who has been up 7,000 then lost it all there is no long term profit to be made. You just happened to be up at one point in time but these sports books will happily let you take your small wins because they know in the long term your luck will break back down to even and you will quickly lose money or break to 0
I opened an account when it became legal in my state and would deposit the money so I would get the free bets and then withdraw my money right away but still use the free bets. Overall in the past 21 months I am up roughly $500 but have withdrawn about $450 and just place pizza money bets ($5 or so) to make games I am watching more interesting.
Someone has to teach Dave about positive expected value
🤫🤫🤫 no no one has to tell Dave anything. It’s not for him the less people that know the better trust me
“How can I cancel me?” 😂
Dave's arrogance in this whole thing is fucking hilarious. I would consider myself a savor and I bet on sports as a side hustle. Those are two separate stacks of cash to me. To answer the question, you should never pull from your sports betting account to fund your life while you're betting. I don't know about the guy that asked the question, but I learned long term profitable strategies, which is why I call it a side hustle and not gambling. I turned $2,800 into $10,500 in two months. Dave needs to look up +EV/Top-down betting. He should also look into Arbitrage betting. Be informed before you shoot your mouth off.
Big fan of John and Dave. Have been listening for a couple years now BUT their reaction to this when they don't truly understand sports betting as a side hustle is very closed minded!! I did betting alongside my job and then got good enough that I quit my job and now coach people how to do it. If you learn and understand the math behind it then get the correct software it is possible to be part of the exception to beat the sports book. Most people just don't want to put the effort in so discount it as no way you can win. Very sad..
How can I learn from you?
You need help. You might win a few hundred over the short term..the house always wins in the end or they will limit your account to nothing if you could beat them reliably.
Lol, quit your job so you can “coach” people on how to gamble? Silly little monkey.
My best friend makes an extra 30k - 60k yearly sports betting. My close friend. This is not exaggerated. Been doing it for over 3 years and has always been up. Many website have restricted him. Luckily there are many many websites to use. It can be done.
can you coach me? plz and thank you
I appreciate what you're saying but there's a difference between gambling and wagers; and it's not about semantics. At least for me, gambling is taking a flyer based on a hunch, emotion, or favorite team. It can be a fun activity as long as it's conservative. On the other hand, in addition to my 6-figure income with my career, I earned an additional $47k+ with what I consider sports wagers. As a sports fan all of my life and a background in finance (math and statistics too), I've learned leveraging a $10-$100 parlay bet that can win thousands can be very lucrative - and fun. With parlays, you only need to win 20-25% of the time to make it a worthwhile activity.
thank you for this!!! validating what I continue to do with my parlays and managing my bankroll well.. I like the upside too and similarly I'm very good with math and statistics. Good luck to you in your future wagers! :)
Thank you I needed to hear this tonight! 🫡 I’m on the same boat w you two but I’m working on the bankroll management part… it’s so hard especially when u hit a few winning parlay tix from the weekend u feel invincible like I got xtra bullets to fire for the entire week 🥴 big mistake! I was trying to chase my losses after bad nfl day today which is a no no BUT I’m working on br mgmt which is at the top of my list
Say what you will, I played DraftKings like a mathematical equation and simply took their offered promos and turned 25 into 1300 easily. Never actually gambling, just playing the odds like a math problem
@@KjtheGreatPro Everything is gambling by that logic
@@Pointlessparodys haha touche'!
correct. It's all math.
Gambling is okay **IF** it is tamed. For example, you play low-stakes poker with your friends once a year. The big issue is thinking you can consistently beat the Vegas odds, which are written in a way where Vegas almost always comes out on top.
You can see all the sports betting addicts in the comments getting furious and it’s actually hilarious. Keep defending your habit…go ahead.
As you have your own habits bruh….seems like you’re addicted to yapping in comment sections online 🧐 get help bruh
Lol crazy you’re so closed minded to not realize you can beat the house. It’s called positive EV betting. Not hard to learn.
People who gamble should never quit, nobody likes a quitter, if you keep going you'll win eventually, there's so much you can win on, the trick is to keep going and it'll pay off, you can't lose if you try hard enough.
Spoken like true addict
Gay hate
You can mathematically calculate the probability of a certain outcome using a set of independent variables and then all you have to do is find scenarios where the payout % is greater than the odds you calculated.
Remove any emotion and and “gut feeling”, don’t go all in on your bets and use the law of large numbers to slowly gain a proft over timeand it can be a consistent source of income until the books cut you off from being too profitable…
That being said the vast majority of gamblers just go by gut feeling and lose over time.
I own the show. I can't cancel me.
I’ve made more money on sports betting than in the stock market.
Sports betting can be extremely profitable, but not gambling. Matched Betting is a good side hustle. Many people including myself have made a decent amount. Some do this full time also.
Bro teach me
Isint that just arbitrage betting like oddsjam?
Also oddsjam sucks 👊
Also eventually your accounts going to get limited by the sportsbooks or banned altogether.
@@jeremyscorpio4170 your wrong, there’s actually ways around to still bet after getting limited
Very good advice get a job
I lost lots of money gambling and every time I won i though that was it i will make this as a side hustle but i was wrong cause i ended losing so my friend listen to dave quit and close all ur betting accounts now gambling is a drug or worse believe me
I think Brian Fantana said it best when he said "60% of the time, it works every time"
Feel like this is closed minded advice, what are his profits for the year? Its not difficult to hit a 5% ROI just copying pros if youre playing with a strategy. I have a job and have boosted my monthly income by 50% just tailing professionals daily on my breaks.🤷
You absolutely can find value in sportsbooks. If you compare the odds from tight vs loose books there is often a decent enough gap to produce a positive EV. Its just finding market inefficiencies and exploiting them, much like options trading. What allows it is the fact that the books often are balancing their own action and there is no central authority like CBOE that would cause prices to be tight across all markets. Its by no means guaranteed income with a $4k bankroll but with a good strategy and a large enough bankroll with properly sized bets you absolutely can make money sports betting with certainty. Its not calling the game, its not understanding the sports, its just understanding how a market gets made and hunting for inefficiencies in pricing.
I agree, liquidate the winning and pat yourself on the back for going on a hot streak.
Their stance on sports gambling is pretty crazy to me. Yes it can get out of hand but can also be done pretty responsibly. I think the leap that this guy has a problem is a reach, in my opinion.
Yeah it’s weird to just assume anyone who gambles somewhat regularly is addicted. That’s like saying anyone who drinks alcohol somewhat regularly is an alcoholic
It’s weird that they think casino gambling is okay (Rachel talks about playing craps) but sports betting is a sign of addiction
Yeah. I honestly withdraw all of my winnings. If I wanna do it again, when I’m debt free! I’ll toss a little in, yeah. Idk the hate, also I would think they all hedge their investment assets. So I’d like to see what they think of hedging bets.
It’s a massive leap. There is absolutely nothing in his question that suggested he has an addiction. No details were given about how he made the money, other than “betting”. For them to assume that’s as achieved through some sort of addictive means, is laughable honestly.
@@LawTheHybridhe’s $55,000 in debt yet still is gambling. But yeah sure he has no problem huh?
Enron investing was my side hustle back in the day...
When did the writer say he was losing money, or is down money? Sounds to me like this person watched a youtube video on “Bankroll Management”, decided to give it a go. Is now up $4000 and thinks he can earn some type of income.Just give the kid some advice. Don’t cut him down over something i’m sure he was just curious about to begin with.
There are a lot of professional gamblers, including in sports betting, out there. I doubt this man is one of those people.
It is.. you have managed your account.
@john Smith 🤦🏽♂️
@john Smith she was just a gambling addict
I love how Dave calls out Jon Delony near the end. Yes you are both making fun of him, can't have Dave being the villain all the time
sports betting can become gambling, but it actually is similar to investing if done correctly. its very difficult but it is possible.
Don't always assume gamblers are fools. The casino's thought blackjack was foolproof until card counters came along. The Wright brothers were told human flight was impossible by their modern-day so-called experts! By the way some of your peers say your tactics are foolish.
I understand what both sides are saying. If you are an advantaged player most books won't let you play for a very long time.
Nah you are mad if you don’t believe you can be a profitable sports better
I like betting on my favorite basketball and football team. Been betting for fun never betting more than $100 to $200 a game. I’m up $23,000 over the last 3 years. I don’t consider it a “side hustle” but rather entertainment that somehow turned out profitable. Even though I’m up I didn’t start betting bigger. Even thought it’s worked out for me gambling will never and should never be called a “side hustle” lmao
these guys are really good at talking about things they're blind about
are 98% of gamblers idiots who just lose everything? yes
is it possible to be profitable longterm from sportsbetting? yes
i did it for 3-4 years, cashed out 3k a month NET (sports gambling income is tax free in my country because its considered "not profitable income")
why did i quit? the gambling laws got a lot stricter in my country + time restrictions from job + uni
4:50 "there is no data that says "people who sportsbet end up wealthy" i made more than the average wage sports betting, still have about 60k saved which im going to put towards real estate this year
Dunno why sports betting is worse than MLM, which Dave never says a word against. Best I can tell, the main difference between the two is MLM has a MUCH bigger house edge.
exactly. the odds are most literally stacked against you whereas sports betting feels like a 50/50 at some points with an edge sometimes 60/40, if you do your research and not blindly pick you can make nice money off small bets
Gambling is not a side hustle? Tell that to the MIT Blackjack team. Not sure what Dave is laughing at. There are lots of professional gamblers out there. I know a few sharp sports bettors. Dave is delusional as always.
Watching this in 2024 and the intro add is mgm sports bet 😂😂😂
Dave doesn't know about EV betting haha
I'm a professional gambler, the real-life chimera, up hundreds of K over years and tens of thousands of transactions. The fact of the matter is that unless you are a freak with 99th percentile mathematical ability and terminator discipline, your "gambling career" will almost certainly end in tears. It may seem strange that a pro gambler would basically agree 100% with Dave on this, but I can attest that almost anyone who actually knows what it takes to gain consistent mathematical edges over the house will agree.
there is a thing called arbitrage betting that is a profitable way of sports betting but it is very difficult to find bookies that leave bets like this open.
Sport gambling is a side hustle, these losers know nothing.
I'm not a gambler I just multiply my money with sporting events according to their scripts, as they are fixed.
I really do not understand the anger toward sport betting. If youre smart, know your limits and are making profit consistently then why stop just because people dont like it?
Dude is 55k in debt and think he has money to play with lol
People are often not worred about their debts. Many want to buy stuff despite not having he money to buy it with!!!!
I'm pursuing an aggressive investment strategy by placing all of my liquidity into lottery tickets...I wonder what color my first yacht will be? Wait, why pick? I'll get a few different colors just so i wont have to.
Get a yotta account. Put money in savings to get lottery tickets.
What if old boy was math genius and a computer expert? He said he was winning and others have won before. I’m not saying everyone should do it; but some very smart people have made an enterprise out of betting sports.
Expectations: side hustle
Reality: gambling
😂
You can make a living gambling
The arrogance of Dave and his sidekick here is on full display, clearly a topic they know nothing about, yet feel they have the knowledge to comment on. If anyone from Daves team reads this, i have made over 100k a year sportsbetting the last 3 years in a row (and profitable for 7 years now) and I will let you audit my accounts but if I am right, you will allow me to debate Dave on all the bad advise he gives live on his show, i will wipe the floor with Dave.
So, my thing is this if you know what your doing and are a profitable better what is the problem this is exactly the same as investing in the stock market. If you can get 8 to 10% on your money every year then you are better than the stock market
Well but IMO they assume with stocks people buy and don't do anything else while with betting people have to keep betting....
Bit of an overreaction😂 Calling someone a low life, arrogant, loser who needs help because he does alittle sports betting in his free time. Also what is he lying to his wife about and needs to apologize for?? Ridiculous 😂 Dave needs to say these outrageous rude things about people to catch attention and headlines for his show.
No comment on her being a spender and getting them into debt?
I’m laughing so hard. I love the fact that he claims to be saving money when he’s really losing all of it. I mean when he said that.
When did he say that he’s losing the money?
@@ellerellerek52what happens when he goes on a losing streak and can’t take that 250 out to help his family. He’ll play more to win it and if that loses also ….. you know the rest
One thing you have to understand YOU CAN NOT MAKE CONSTANT INCOME ON SPORT BETTING!!!
But there is big BUT so I know what I do I take certain money for the whole 6months and THATS IT!!!! and also keep track of ur loses and gains
lol the thumbnail 😂 Dave is about to lecture someone