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Sup ya'll. Need to get this off my chest. Sorry if this isn't the right place.
Anyways, couple months ago, I put $1000 in my BET365 account. Over the coming weeks, I managed to turn that 1k into 4.5k, mainly betting on sports such as NBA, UFC and volleyball.
Today however, I felt exceptionally greedy for some reason (mistake #1) and decided to place a 2k parlay (mistake #2) on a series of matches I felt confident in. That however, didn't work out and I ended up losing $2000. I couldn't bear seeing my account balance down all the way to 2.5k, and so I placed more bets throughout the day that I felt confident in. Long story short, I managed to recover the 2k that I lost. That's right, I made up the 2k and had my account back up to 4.5k, where I started the day off at. I was feeling relieved and was about to call it quits for the evening.
However, a very greedy part of my being convinced me to place one more parlay, just so I could ride the hot streak that I was currently on and end the day over the 5k mark. So I put in 4.5k (mistake #3) on a 4 match parlay, 3 of which ended up winning, with the 4th one losing to a buzzer beating 3 point shot (Euroleague).
Before I knew it, I had lost $4500 in a blink of an eye.
To all of your betters and gamblers out there, never, EVER make the same 3 mistakes that I made.
Never, ever get too greedy (mistake 1).
Never, ever place 50% of your account's capital on a single bet (mistake 2).
Never, ever place 99% of your account's capital on a single bet (mistake 3).
I got too cocky, I got too stubborn, I got too confident, and I lost everything in my account.
To end things, I just want to say that I only put $1000 in originally, and I did not plan to ever see this money again. So if shit hit the bed (and it did) I wouldn't be overly disappointed about it (I still am, however). The $1000 that I put in I could afford to lose - my finances are solid and I'm not hurting financially because of this loss as I never was expecting it to help me in the first place. Still however, it just hurts a bit knowing I made a few G's only to lose it all in a blink of an eye. I could have had a lot of fun with a few thousand dollars..
I have a total of $20.81 left in my betting account, and I don't plan on adding anymore for at least another 365 days.
LIVE BY THE GAMBLE. DIE BY THE GAMBLE.
Anyways, couple months ago, I put $1000 in my BET365 account. Over the coming weeks, I managed to turn that 1k into 4.5k, mainly betting on sports such as NBA, UFC and volleyball.
Today however, I felt exceptionally greedy for some reason (mistake #1) and decided to place a 2k parlay (mistake #2) on a series of matches I felt confident in. That however, didn't work out and I ended up losing $2000. I couldn't bear seeing my account balance down all the way to 2.5k, and so I placed more bets throughout the day that I felt confident in. Long story short, I managed to recover the 2k that I lost. That's right, I made up the 2k and had my account back up to 4.5k, where I started the day off at. I was feeling relieved and was about to call it quits for the evening.
However, a very greedy part of my being convinced me to place one more parlay, just so I could ride the hot streak that I was currently on and end the day over the 5k mark. So I put in 4.5k (mistake #3) on a 4 match parlay, 3 of which ended up winning, with the 4th one losing to a buzzer beating 3 point shot (Euroleague).
Before I knew it, I had lost $4500 in a blink of an eye.
To all of your betters and gamblers out there, never, EVER make the same 3 mistakes that I made.
Never, ever get too greedy (mistake 1).
Never, ever place 50% of your account's capital on a single bet (mistake 2).
Never, ever place 99% of your account's capital on a single bet (mistake 3).
I got too cocky, I got too stubborn, I got too confident, and I lost everything in my account.
To end things, I just want to say that I only put $1000 in originally, and I did not plan to ever see this money again. So if shit hit the bed (and it did) I wouldn't be overly disappointed about it (I still am, however). The $1000 that I put in I could afford to lose - my finances are solid and I'm not hurting financially because of this loss as I never was expecting it to help me in the first place. Still however, it just hurts a bit knowing I made a few G's only to lose it all in a blink of an eye. I could have had a lot of fun with a few thousand dollars..
I have a total of $20.81 left in my betting account, and I don't plan on adding anymore for at least another 365 days.
LIVE BY THE GAMBLE. DIE BY THE GAMBLE.
