Nice, gonna visit your disco when I´m in Thailand !
there was supposed to be some fruits machines... i don't see them! all i see are coyotes jumping around!
Originally posted by supeyrio
2)arbitrage betting is something i considered but didn't do. because it is not something that is scale-able. i do mostly soccer, something that i'm most familiar with. i plan to give out free picks, and eventually i want to start selling picks and use my records to ask for more funds.
Arbing isn't really great imo. Are you doing straight bets or trading?
If your trading then tennis is a good one to do, don't even have to know much about the sport.
You cant live from arbitage but definitely is a good tool
The most profitable sports are MMA, soccer, NCAAB, NCAAF if you focus on soccer and MMA you can have good roi even with low volume
Stay away from NBA imo. Lines are very sharp and you can see it from the results too
Gl
And one friendly advice. Never watch the games because it is very stressful over time. It may be fun for the first months but when the first cold streak hits you will be insane
And another one. Never bet in games just because you want to see them. It is -Ev. Bet only if you think the bet is profitable for x reasons
The best advice i can give you is observe how the lines are moving and you will understand many things ![]()
Well i didnt give only one advice ♦
Gl
@holmeboy: no trading! zero knowledge of that!
@belthazorrrr: hey, currently just focused on soccer!
thanks for the good advice, you also do sports betting alot?
yeah for me i've pretty decent tilt control(at least compared to those around me, i havent had broken a thing yet!), so i dont mind watching the games if i've already planned to do so.
it isn't that stressful since roll is still small. but i become dependent heavily on it alot, then things might change!
i generally also do not bet on the games of my favourite team unless conditions are so great.
update update!
alot of things going on recently, been doing twiceT sleep schedule(4hour days) for 3days in a row. currently it's 10am and i'm still awake..... cos i'm still in sunday million and currently left with 110 players!
XZaar is also here and we've met up and hang out abit together. seems a pretty cool guy but just smoke too much and sucks at map reading!
nightclub gonna delay opening for a week. reason being it's too rush to hold any promos and stuff for opening so guys gotta wait more.....
anyway some ol' good times, taken couple days back.

obv i'm never going to be the one to be caught in such a compromised position
Originally posted by supeyrio
@holmeboy: no trading! zero knowledge of that!
Sports trading is nowhere near as complicated as financials! Really simple actually lol...
@holmeboy: whats kind of hourly can we expect? and scalability?
anyhow some picture updates
i was grinding last friday.. here's the evidence:


Well well, they say that this guy is smoking like a Greek, so since I m Greek I got the right to smoke like one hahah. Btw and u r all witnessing this I m quitting smoking next monday! I promise! lol
As of the map reading skills I d say I can get lost in a house if it got more than three roomz ♦
For the record thats not me in the photo with the 3 thai ladies ( I d wish though)
Originally posted by supeyrio
@holmeboy: whats kind of hourly can we expect? and scalability?
I mentioned tennis so with that I make about £100 (10% roi) a match during the bigger tournaments. I'll spend like 20-30 mins in the morning looking at the matches, then might find 2/3 that I want to trade on and spend like another 20-30 mins watching the match + betting then I move on to the next one.
My hourly with horses/greyhounds is like £40-50. Can go a lot higher with horses if you want, but its easily the most difficult market.
Originally posted by XZaar
Btw and u r all witnessing this I m quitting smoking next monday! I promise! lol
♦
you can switch to the alternative if you give up on quitting, but GL!
hihi guys, sorry been so busy.
some updates!
our mascot for the blog! any feedback? i dont think it looks that great tbh, look alittle silly?

and for the disco.... do you like this laser? still contemplating, 2k$
i also bought a new 30 inch monitor, arriving in 2days time. brag post soon
@mbml: the name is Turn Up. we didnt keep the previous name, because we didnt know what was associated with the name. and due to thw owner already acquiring license for this name, we had to go ahead with it.
@manu: wow good job, i already tried to hide it as its still not 100% running.
grinding with apollon with my new screen. im sick so its not that cool and guess what, that guy still cant quit smoking ![]()

excerpts from my blog:
"i graduated with a 2nd upper honors degree in banking and finance in 2011, and to date, that piece of paper that costed more than 5 figures have never left the cupboard, and i enjoy every day of my life staying out of employment.
i use to always contemplate about the worth of owning a degree. back home in Singapore, a degree is deem a necessity, something similar to growing up, getting married and having kids. if you don’t have a degree or something better, you’ll probably get looked down. parents standard advice would be “get that safety net secured first then try to reach for your dreams”, and will do whatever it takes to try finance for that study loan for their child.
is that goddamn piece of paper worth that much time (3years+ of your life) and money($xx’000)? for those of you who are at the crossroads of deciding to do the degree or purse the opportunities at hand....."
read more at Maddoglifestyle: university waste of time?
nice read.
I agree with almost everything you said. People go university because they don't know what else to do with their lives.
Originally posted by supeyrio
excerpts from my blog:"i graduated with a 2nd upper honors degree in banking and finance in 2011, and to date, that piece of paper that costed more than 5 figures have never left the cupboard, and i enjoy every day of my life staying out of employment.
i use to always contemplate about the worth of owning a degree. back home in Singapore, a degree is deem a necessity, something similar to growing up, getting married and having kids. if you don’t have a degree or something better, you’ll probably get looked down. parents standard advice would be “get that safety net secured first then try to reach for your dreams”, and will do whatever it takes to try finance for that study loan for their child.
is that goddamn piece of paper worth that much time (3years+ of your life) and money($xx’000)? for those of you who are at the crossroads of deciding to do the degree or purse the opportunities at hand....."
read more at Maddoglifestyle: university waste of time?
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We have similar thoughts. I hope one day i could reach your poker level too ♠_love: