Not at all. The huge majority of offers I do are risk-free. The ones which do have an element of risk are mathematically weighted heavily in my favour, so I might risk £10 for a 50% chance of getting £30. If you do that over and over you're mathematically very likely to finish in profit.
I have a money making addiction, perhaps. I'd stop gambling the moment it stopped making me a profit.
It sounds like a gambling addiction if you don't regret gambling and losing all of that money. But perhaps you do have a money making addiction and it sounds toxic. How long have you been gambling for?
It sounds like a gambling addiction if you don't regret gambling and losing all of that money. But perhaps you do have a money making addiction and it sounds toxic. How long have you been gambling for?
But I've not lost any money. I've always finished in profit at the end of each week
I have a money making addiction, perhaps. I'd stop gambling the moment it stopped making me a profit.
Gambling is not technically money making though, is it? There's no activity involved with it that is actually generating capital e.g. creating a service, producing a product.
How do you extricate the love of acquiring money from the thrill of gambling?
Gambling is not technically money making though, is it? There's no activity involved with it that is actually generating capital e.g. creating a service, producing a product.
How is that any different to say a stock/currency trader?
How do you extricate the love of acquiring money from the thrill of gambling?
Because I don't really get a thrill from the gambling. It's just applied maths to me based on the offers available. I rarely watch the horse races and never watch the football matches I'm betting on.
Just totalled up all the bets I placed last month in matched-betting and it came to £13,275. From that I made just over £2200 in profit. AMA
My older brother works in Ladbrokes and he told me never to bet. Its rigged the house always wins. One person may get lucky but the vast majority of people lose nearly all their money when they gamble everyday. I would recommend not gambling ever and if you do only let yourself spend £5 a day.
My older brother works in Ladbrokes and he told me never to bet. Its rigged the house always wins. One person may get lucky but the vast majority of people lose nearly all their money when they gamble everyday. I would recommend not gambling ever and if you do only let yourself spend £5 a day.
Ask your older brother about matched betting and how much money it makes the bookmakers lose
But I've not lost any money. I've always finished in profit at the end of each week
But you still have a gambling addition and its really really unhealthy. I have learnt about this is psychology and although you are making "profit" now, that really doesn't mean anything. My psychology teacher has showed us videos whereby people have had their lives destroyed from gambling. One guy was even 1million dollar debt.
My older brother works in Ladbrokes and he told me never to bet. Its rigged the house always wins. One person may get lucky but the vast majority of people lose nearly all their money when they gamble everyday. I would recommend not gambling ever and if you do only let yourself spend £5 a day.