NEW GAMBLER !!!!

[Blazer]

:wall:

does anyone else smell a set-up?

:chew:

 

[toastonastick]

Follow Scott4usc. That way if your losing on a huge bet, you can call in a hedge for a 2nd half bet and curtail your losses. Trust me when I say he knows how to do it.

He has plenty of screenshots to show you how it is done!

Good Luck

 

[mustardmo]

blazer-set up?? what are you talking about??

Is it ok to ask who the real big time losers are??? in other words the most unlucky players who I can consistently bet against??

 

[Agent 0659]

blazer-set up?? what are you talking about??

Is it ok to ask who the real big time losers are??? in other words the most unlucky players who I can consistently bet against??

Start with me

 

[fletcher]

good very good safe and steady mutual fund symbol sbbpx washington mutual balanced b you will not be sorry have been in it from the start low risk solid returns and just put 40 k in and by the time you can take it out you will be very happy. I have sent lot of people to it over the years and not 1 has been unhappy some from here have even gone with it put in 400 a month and in 23 years your total return will be more then you ever thought you would see in your life. I have never lost money in any single month and been in it for along time and know what it does every month . I could stop now and never worry but i still put in over the amount i told you each month the key also to the fund is have money taken out on 1st of each month and buy on that same day i have it done auto because always goes down last 3 days of the month and then jumps back up on around the 4th and goes up little each day or week, it is a nice long term fund.

 

[s_dooley24]

good very good safe and steady mutual fund symbol sbbpx washington mutual balanced b you will not be sorry have been in it from the start low risk solid returns and just put 40 k in and by the time you can take it out you will be very happy. I have sent lot of people to it over the years and not 1 has been unhappy some from here have even gone with it put in 400 a month and in 23 years your total return will be more then you ever thought you would see in your life. I have never lost money in any single month and been in it for along time and know what it does every month . I could stop now and never worry but i still put in over the amount i told you each month the key also to the fund is have money taken out on 1st of each month and buy on that same day i have it done auto because always goes down last 3 days of the month and then jumps back up on around the 4th and goes up little each day or week, it is a nice long term fund.

Not going to bash this fund's performance in anyway. However, I do not think the funds performance justifies its fees. If you look closely it has a very high expense ratio of 2.42 (category average is 1.49). That may not sound like a big deal, but 1% when factoring in time horizion and compounding interest is a big deal. Also, it has a 5% deferred load which makes it more unattractive. I personally would rather have a front load fund (that is why I also favor a Roth IRA) because then you get the fees over with and you compound from there. With a back end load your compounding interest is more or less taxed by the Fund Company at 5%. Also, should be noted that this fund just holds a number of its other funds to produce that mixed asset allocation. Its a decent fund (4 star morningstar rating) with above average returns, but I do not think that it justifies its fee structure. And I think you can do better in fact this fund hasn't out performed the S&P 500 over the past ten years. Granted the S&P 500 is not a very fair comparison (it is the comparison Morningstar uses, so I'll go with it), but the S&P 500 is a broad market index of US companies. So, you have diversified your risk over 500 companies (once again not a great comparison because SBBPX holds a bond stake of 30%). But if you do not need this money for awhile, why not just buy a S&P index fund or even better an etf (spyder in this case)? Just to put this all in perspective if you bought 10k worth of this Fund in 1996 when it started and you bought the same amount (10k) of a S&P index fund/etf in 1996 you would have

a little over 19k now in the fund
a little over 22k now in the S&P fund

If you are going to pay a premium to have your money managed by a professional money/fund manager he better beat the market or you could have just indexed (which I recommend to some extent)

If you are not interested in managing your own money you may want to look into Fidelity. If you deposit $50k plus with them into a brokerage account they will manage it for you (of course with an advisory fee of 1-2%).

My personal advice if you want to gamble with this money is put 80k in investments and take your other 10k to use as your bankroll. Divide it up into 100 units (so you would have 100 plays for 1 unit each). You can vary your plays 1-5 units.

On a side note i would put around 5-8% of your money into gold. A good way to gain exposure to gold is via an ETF....the ticker GLD will work. Also, don't put more then 10% of your money into one single investment (be it a stock, fund, or etf).

Hope that helps. If you are really interested in some funds I can list a few that I am high on.

 

[MadJack]

Hello to the forum,

I started betting 4 weeks ago for the first time in my life and it has gone really well. I am up big considering the amounts I was betting..200-500 a game...now I have inherited some money from the passing of my grandfather. He has left me 90k and I want to use this money as my $$ to gamble with. I want to start betting big and see if I can double or triple this $$$. In the short time I have seen this site, I have noticed people here lose quite often. Is this the norm? I see a lot of people getting hammered on big plays??? Like Phoenix in the 2nd half last night...I went opposite a lot of guys here who said they were betting there biggest wager ever...I saw that and went opposite..Sac obviously killed them...Is this a good strategy?? should I go against the gamblers and in the long run make$$$..I guess that would make me sort of a bookie..and dont they always win in the end??

Looking for advice...will start placing large wages tonight and start this idea of mine..

hi barclay

 

[kcwolf]

STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [711] MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [716] CHICAGO BULLS -6 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [719] CLEVELAND CAVALIERS +5 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [725] RHODE ISLAND +5? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [727] FORDHAM +8 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [766] RUTGERS +2? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [799] MANHATTAN +2? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [724] LA CLIPPERS PK $11,000.00 $10,000.00 LOSS
TOTAL 8 WAGER(S) $49,500.00 $45,000.00

Long term investing doesn't seem to be an option.

 

[theGibber1]

Long term investing doesn't seem to be an option.

:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :clap:

 

[Agent 0659]

hi barclay

:scared :scared :scared

 

[wareagle]

STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [711] MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [716] CHICAGO BULLS -6 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [719] CLEVELAND CAVALIERS +5 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [725] RHODE ISLAND +5? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [727] FORDHAM +8 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [766] RUTGERS +2? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [799] MANHATTAN +2? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [724] LA CLIPPERS PK $11,000.00 $10,000.00 LOSS
TOTAL 8 WAGER(S) $49,500.00 $45,000.00

Long term investing doesn't seem to be an option.

only down 23K after last night....

i think i found a new fade....fade the fader :scared

 

[kcwolf]

Wareagle, I faded him last night. May take the rest of the week off with my modest profit.

 

[ajoytoy]

amazing how people like mustardmo aka barclay need the attention like this

maybe they will learn....someday

 

[Blazer]

blazer-set up?? what are you talking about??

Is it ok to ask

There it is -23K in one night.

I didn't see THAT one coming.....

:bsflag :s7:


....maybe it was the three posts by three "new members" in this post that gave it away.

 

[s_dooley24]

Not going to bash this fund's performance in anyway. However, I do not think the funds performance justifies its fees. If you look closely it has a very high expense ratio of 2.42 (category average is 1.49). That may not sound like a big deal, but 1% when factoring in time horizion and compounding interest is a big deal. Also, it has a 5% deferred load which makes it more unattractive. I personally would rather have a front load fund (that is why I also favor a Roth IRA) because then you get the fees over with and you compound from there. With a back end load your compounding interest is more or less taxed by the Fund Company at 5%. Also, should be noted that this fund just holds a number of its other funds to produce that mixed asset allocation. Its a decent fund (4 star morningstar rating) with above average returns, but I do not think that it justifies its fee structure. And I think you can do better in fact this fund hasn't out performed the S&P 500 over the past ten years. Granted the S&P 500 is not a very fair comparison (it is the comparison Morningstar uses, so I'll go with it), but the S&P 500 is a broad market index of US companies. So, you have diversified your risk over 500 companies (once again not a great comparison because SBBPX holds a bond stake of 30%). But if you do not need this money for awhile, why not just buy a S&P index fund or even better an etf (spyder in this case)? Just to put this all in perspective if you bought 10k worth of this Fund in 1996 when it started and you bought the same amount (10k) of a S&P index fund/etf in 1996 you would have

a little over 19k now in the fund
a little over 22k now in the S&P fund

If you are going to pay a premium to have your money managed by a professional money/fund manager he better beat the market or you could have just indexed (which I recommend to some extent)

If you are not interested in managing your own money you may want to look into Fidelity. If you deposit $50k plus with them into a brokerage account they will manage it for you (of course with an advisory fee of 1-2%).

My personal advice if you want to gamble with this money is put 80k in investments and take your other 10k to use as your bankroll. Divide it up into 100 units (so you would have 100 plays for 1 unit each). You can vary your plays 1-5 units.

On a side note i would put around 5-8% of your money into gold. A good way to gain exposure to gold is via an ETF....the ticker GLD will work. Also, don't put more then 10% of your money into one single investment (be it a stock, fund, or etf).

Hope that helps. If you are really interested in some funds I can list a few that I am high on.

I'll take my 2% advisor fee on the rest of your cash after I wasted the time typing all that useful information for your propaganda stunt....please post today as I may sell off a fund or two to fade you fag

 

[SixFive]

STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [711] MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [716] CHICAGO BULLS -6 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [719] CLEVELAND CAVALIERS +5 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [725] RHODE ISLAND +5? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [727] FORDHAM +8 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [766] RUTGERS +2? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [799] MANHATTAN +2? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/18 [724] LA CLIPPERS PK $11,000.00 $10,000.00 LOSS
TOTAL 8 WAGER(S) $49,500.00 $45,000.00

Long term investing doesn't seem to be an option.

FOCK ME!!!! How did I miss this???? :cursin: :cursin: Guys, keep me more appraised next time. :cursin: :cursin:

 

[big payday]

where are this guys picks for tonight? it looks like he didnt last very long

 

[BADTODABONE]

Here they are...

mustardmo
Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 13

1-19-06

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

MJ-this is not Barclay. He is in jail. He used to work here..He told me about this site..He says hello. He is no longer upset over his banishment.

fade away people.

Wager Type Team(s) Risking To Win
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [501] DETROIT PISTONS -10 $5,500.00 $5,000.00
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [503] LA LAKERS -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [505] NORTH CAROLINA -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [527] SO ILLINOIS +5? $5,500.00 $5,000.00
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [531] FLORIDA INTL +7 $5,500.00 $5,000.00
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [559] LOYOLA MARYLAND +10? $11,000.00 $10,000.00
TOTAL 6 WAGER(S) $38,500.00 $35,000.00

 

[Phenom]

Here they are...



fade away people.

Wager Type Team(s) Risking To Win
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [501] DETROIT PISTONS -10 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [503] LA LAKERS -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [505] NORTH CAROLINA -3 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [527] SO ILLINOIS +5? $5,500.00 $5,000.00 LOSS
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [531] FLORIDA INTL +7 $5,500.00 $5,000.00 WIN
STRAIGHT WAGER 01/19 [559] LOYOLA MARYLAND +10? $11,000.00 $10,000.00 LOSS
TOTAL 6 WAGER(S) $38,500.00 $35,000.00

Seriously! :mj07: -18,600, that $90,000 monopoly money sure is going quick!

 

[tigerfan]

Thanks for the 4 and 2 night :clap: :clap: :mj07: :mj07:
:s4:
Tigerfan