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Thanks Guys for all the tips.....My bookmaker seems like a pretty cool guy. Thinking I just freeze the acct and be honest with him. Make smal payments weekly or monthly. To be honest I'm more scared about the Wife ha. What's scarier than that after all? I know that locks don't exist but does anyone have a really strong lean tonight? I've been able to chisle back a little bit. Have 2.5 days to do it.

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Thanks Guys for all the tips.....My bookmaker seems like a pretty cool guy. Thinking I just freeze the acct and be honest with him. Make smal payments weekly or monthly. To be honest I'm more scared about the Wife ha. What's scarier than that after all? I know that locks don't exist but does anyone have a really strong lean tonight? I've been able to chisle back a little bit. Have 2.5 days to do it.

Thanks again


Hahaha. You gotta be fucking kidding me.
 

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lol srsly
he got a gambling debt to pay
his bright solution is to gamble more to pay off debt
 

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Yeah I have $300 in freeplays Cowboy/halek. So sick of all these shit talkers on this forum. Be sure to know all the info before you make assumptions. Rarely can post anything anymore without some BS reaction. Appreciate everybody else's feedback
 

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Get a Citi credit card and you can get interest free cash for a year or better.
 

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Yeah I have $300 in freeplays Cowboy/halek. So sick of all these shit talkers on this forum. Be sure to know all the info before you make assumptions. Rarely can post anything anymore without some BS reaction. Appreciate everybody else's feedback

You don't think you asked for it by posting your gambling problem and then posting later that you are trying to solve it by gaming more?
 

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Here's the honest truth of the situation. If you plan on paying every bit of what you lose, even if it isn't immediately, then fire away however much you want. People acting like you betting with money you can't pay today need to relax just a pinch. The guy was never saying he's taking a free shot at his local. Whatever he loses and pays is that much more the book makes compared to if he never encountered this guy. Even if it takes him 6 months to pay it. He's a bookie, don't buy in to thinking you are paying interest on it either. He doesn't run a bank, he profits off people's entertainment and in most cases addictions. Also, don't go take some outrageous high interest loan out to pay the guy. Pay him what you can upfront and work out a reasonable payment plan that gets him taken care of but doesn't cripple your family money. I'll take any bookie there is pissed about a payment plan compared to my wife questioning me in our relationship and what I've done with our finances. I've paid many a bookie with loans and I can tell you first hand they won't all do it in return for you, that should say something. I find it funny that all these people act like they've never bet with money they really couldn't afford to lose ranging from sports to table games. Bet, win , get even, bet lose, owe more, pay him every penny on an agreed plan, but don't take a loan out for it and don't feel bad about trying to get even, it's human nature and human nature are what bookies count on to make a living.
 

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Amen. That's exactly my plan. There have been many times when I've been down a lot and lost far more. There's been other times where I've been in a huge hole and somehow pull off a miracle and get it all back. It is certainly worth the shot, especially with some Bonus Plays. Appreciate the comment.
 
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Here's the honest truth of the situation. If you plan on paying every bit of what you lose, even if it isn't immediately, then fire away however much you want. People acting like you betting with money you can't pay today need to relax just a pinch. The guy was never saying he's taking a free shot at his local. Whatever he loses and pays is that much more the book makes compared to if he never encountered this guy. Even if it takes him 6 months to pay it. He's a bookie, don't buy in to thinking you are paying interest on it either. He doesn't run a bank, he profits off people's entertainment and in most cases addictions. Also, don't go take some outrageous high interest loan out to pay the guy. Pay him what you can upfront and work out a reasonable payment plan that gets him taken care of but doesn't cripple your family money. I'll take any bookie there is pissed about a payment plan compared to my wife questioning me in our relationship and what I've done with our finances. I've paid many a bookie with loans and I can tell you first hand they won't all do it in return for you, that should say something. I find it funny that all these people act like they've never bet with money they really couldn't afford to lose ranging from sports to table games. Bet, win , get even, bet lose, owe more, pay him every penny on an agreed plan, but don't take a loan out for it and don't feel bad about trying to get even, it's human nature and human nature are what bookies count on to make a living.

really good post
 

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Its simple any decent book if you been with them for some time will shut your account of and put you on a payment plan interest and point free...

Most people go over it happens all they time i am extending credit to you i as a book know you will go over and will make more money off the payment plan then giving you a 500 credit per say that you will pay every week
 

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