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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #15 on: Today at 09:01:45 PM »

I got faith you will accomplish anything you put your mind to.


And I have all the faith in you and it's been a thrill and honor for being part of your shared with group, root you on and see the great stuff you predicted, great strategies you deployed and successes.

Let's just say some of the excitement for me and my exploits have turned in a more serious, dire direction...and I think my approach is going to show that!

Will it work, I dunno  ngc3  But I'm going to bare down and start implementing examples set and advisement, and whatever else my brain conjures to 180 this mess into success!  ;D

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #16 on: Today at 09:02:46 PM »
McMannis was the real deal back in his era. He was an economics professor.
He was like a rock sitting on his wallet for days. I don't know how he handled gimmicks but his straight bets were 1 unit to win and 2 units to place.
If for some reason his horse finished 2nd a $3 place price would bring him even and if it was going to pay less than $3 you shouldn't be betting it anyway.
His " numpers" had a flaw but back then you could get away with it.
In today's era it would be bringing a butter knife to a gun fight.

There was another pro in that era selling his "numpbers" but he was much more under the radar.

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #17 on: Today at 09:10:11 PM »
McMannis was the real deal back in his era. He was an economics professor.
He was like a rock sitting on his wallet for days. I don't know how he handled gimmicks but his straight bets were 1 unit to win and 2 units to place.
If for some reason his horse finished 2nd a $3 place price would bring him even and if it was going to pay less than $3 you shouldn't be betting it anyway.
His " numpers" had a flaw but back then you could get away with it.
In today's era it would be bringing a butter knife to a gun fight.

There was another pro in that era selling his "numpbers" but he was much more under the radar.
SRP22, i'm glad I'm not the only one who heard of him. I do know he and a few followers consistently made money listening to how he wagers. I have tried to "sit on my wallet" but I do fail once in awhile. But when I do limit my wagers, as he advised, I seem to be doing a lot better. Less action for sure! But better profits. 

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #18 on: Today at 09:19:27 PM »
It was called Professors Speed Service.
He would mail you updates on what " numpber" the winner ran for each race of each racing day.

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #19 on: Today at 09:24:12 PM »
My mom used to like to buy the tip sheet from the guy by the turnstiles at Scioto.
She did better when she bet numbers. She had some pretty good luck at times.

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #20 on: Today at 09:29:33 PM »
Look at many of the individuals here on plop!
More than likely quite a few broke degenerative gamblers here!

Has anyone ever known a gambling loser?

I have and they can’t even admit to this.

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #21 on: Today at 09:38:49 PM »
My mom used to like to buy the tip sheet from the guy by the turnstiles at Scioto.
She did better when she bet numbers. She had some pretty good luck at times.
When I used to go to the races at Aqueduct, they used to sell the "Green Sheet" and the "Clocker Lawton" sheet. I think they were $2 each. They sold a lot in those days. I don't remember ever buying one, but a buddy of mine hit a 4G tri from the Green Sheet. He had to run around to find a "10 percenter" to cash it for him. LOL!

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #22 on: Today at 09:40:48 PM »
It was called Professors Speed Service.
He would mail you updates on what " numpber" the winner ran for each race of each racing day.
I wonder if he's still around. I heard he was a fixture at the Illionis throughbred tracks for many years.

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #23 on: Today at 09:54:02 PM »

 So, you're saying you aren't going throw as much shit as you can at the wall & hopefully some sticks?

 Always found it funny, the guys who bet every race & then wonder why they dwindled their bankroll all night.
You should have stayed in school & got a job.

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Re: When You Realize You Are A Gambling Loser
« Reply #24 on: Today at 10:11:01 PM »
So, you're saying you aren't going throw as much shit as you can at the wall & hopefully some sticks?

 Always found it funny, the guys who bet every race & then wonder why they dwindled their bankroll all night.

I don't go driving around in an RV with my family and stay in a campgrounds, brag only about my success and never dare speak about a failure, attack someone who goes after racing cheats and animal abusers, and knowingly race a lame horse.   ngc3

That's be all you, 100%  ngc3

But I will give you props, you came into my self confessed loser thread, and topped me  ngc3




 

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