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I know for sure its unregulated, so I want to say that in turn would make in untraceable. Maybe someone who uses them can confirm though, as the unregulated part is the only thing i'm 100% on
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I doubt they even give a shit if you're under the 20k range when it comes to winnings.
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Haven't decided, but thinking less "forced" plays on favorites.
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Because he mostly bets on UFC
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f'ing awesome
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Congrats, awesome. What's your betting strategy? Bet big when there is big value otherwise skip? Could you share your bets more often?
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Not to derail this thread but this paying tax on your winnings.. how does it work? Do they instantly take 30% of whatever you've just won? Or do you have to fill out a separate tax return every year for your gambling winnings? Lol.
It's true our bookies pay the tax for us, but ultimately we pay with worse odds.
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Do you guys who bet on other sports keep a separate bankroll for MMA? Because let's be honest, sports like NFL, soccer etc are impossible to profit on long term.
I've personally made a decision to cease betting on other sports altogether, or if I do keep it small for fun and separate to my MMA bankroll as all it was doing was putting a dent in my MMA profit. From now on it's 96% MMA, 3.9% boxing and 0.1% kickboxing.
I've personally made a decision to cease betting on other sports altogether, or if I do keep it small for fun and separate to my MMA bankroll as all it was doing was putting a dent in my MMA profit. From now on it's 96% MMA, 3.9% boxing and 0.1% kickboxing.
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You have to file your winnings with your tax return
I only bet on fighting and my percentage breakdown between those three categories are very similar.
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Nice. Since stopping betting on other sports I feel a lot more motivated to take combat sports betting seriously.
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Wrong! I make a living sports betting on the all the major leagues. 95% are perpetual losing mugs which the bookies feed on in order to sustain their record breaking profits year in year out. Keys to success: bankroll management, line shopping and finding VALUE!
Oh and don't expect to routinely win without putting in the hours necessary to handicap. This isn't a get rich scheme or make a quick buck whenever you need Benjamins. It's a slow grind and believe you me you want to be the tortoise, not the hare. As they say slow and steady wins the race. If you think making a bet just on a whimsical hunch is a +EV wager, you're a dullard. Like with most things, you ultimately get what you put into whatever endeavor you choose to focus on.
Sports betting isn't for the faint of heart. I can attest because I'm putting my blood, sweat and tears into something which isn't guarantee income like a 9-5. There's also instances where I don't get to spend time with my girlfriend and she blasts me for it. Although, when I do buy her nice Tiffany's bling or take her out to bonafide 5 star restaurant she's more receptive of what I do.
I offer a consult service where I can look over all of your bets before placing them to offer greater insight. Additionally, I run one of the $harpest handicapping sports betting picks service. Basically I do all the handicapping for you and you sit back and reap the rewards. It's not cheap, but I do guarantee profits and I maintain a higher ROI than your typical stocks and bonds.
Give the kid a holler if you want to see how the 1% of winning handicappers roll.
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no you dont
It's easy for me to specialize, I don't care about or even watch other sports and haven't since I was a child. It was watching the UFC back in 2005 or so that pulled me back into the world of sports only with fighting.
