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I believe that 100%. Bragging about one's bankroll, elite gambling skills and financial security is inversely proportional to one's real bankroll, betting sharpness & net worth.
Yeah, generally probably true. I guess I was just kinda yapping about my general financial situation in reaction to that other goof, which is probably a poor tactic. I readily admit my gambling BR and amounts I bet are (relatively) small compared to a lot of people here. And while I've been profitable long term, I think there's for sure sharper bettors here than me. (Maybe due to time constraints they can study more or whatever, doesn't matter. They just do better than I do most likely.)
I shouldn't bring up my financial situation, even in reaction to someone else or for context. In my case, it's definiely NOT inverse to reality, but it's still tacky at best, and straight up d-bag stuff at worst.
I've just busted my ass (and so has my wife) and made sacrifices when we were younger to get to where we are financially now. For some reason being called "broke" by some turd here because I bet amounts that don't really matter to me was irritating. Meh, whatever, I should act my age and not respond...