<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Operating Expenses:
1.) Employee - Freddy - XXXX per month
2.) Employee - Nyree - XXXX per month
3.) Rent - ISC - $6,000 per month (this amount includes everything)
4.) Employee - Mike Silver - XXXX per month <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Shrink,
I doubt Mr. Silver had to pay himself
Wow this book is VERY SMALL.
But when i phoned GA before there were different ladies answering the phones to take my bets about a week ago.....
Care to explain? Did they use another call centre?
1.) Employee - Freddy - XXXX per month
2.) Employee - Nyree - XXXX per month
3.) Rent - ISC - $6,000 per month (this amount includes everything)
4.) Employee - Mike Silver - XXXX per month <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Shrink,
I doubt Mr. Silver had to pay himself
Wow this book is VERY SMALL.
But when i phoned GA before there were different ladies answering the phones to take my bets about a week ago.....
Care to explain? Did they use another call centre?
what's done is done. this is interesting though. I honestly thought they were just unlucky and lost the post up money. looks like thats what happened. so much talk about them blowing it.
it takes a big bankroll to win as a casino, no doubt.
p.s.- shrink please chage your avitar. if your going to go the naked chick route, go there. what is this 1952?
it takes a big bankroll to win as a casino, no doubt.
p.s.- shrink please chage your avitar. if your going to go the naked chick route, go there. what is this 1952?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by sick gambler:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CrAzY Jivin' IvaN:
So Mike Silver lost nearly $167,000?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ivan, they lost 151,500.. And that probably doesn't include bonuses.. Also, doesn't include advertising ( i assume) and some other expenses.
Well, how in the world does a book lose roughly 2.5% over 6 million in bets? A good book with the usual handle of 4.5% should have won 270k, not lose 151,500.
And it's not like they had weak lines. They had the worst lines I have ever seen. There was NO value whatsoever there. All their lines there were numbers right off the screen. And baseball was horrible.. 20 cent lines always. How the f uck did they lose 150+ dimes.
Can someone please explain to me how?? I'd really love to know.
Unless Mikey boy was gambling on the side. That is the ONLY explanation I can find because NO WAY a book loses 2.5% over 6 million in bets.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ive seen NHL lines there left up AFTER the 1st period was over!. They wouldnt have even taken it down if I didnt tell fredd about it.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by CrAzY Jivin' IvaN:
So Mike Silver lost nearly $167,000?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ivan, they lost 151,500.. And that probably doesn't include bonuses.. Also, doesn't include advertising ( i assume) and some other expenses.
Well, how in the world does a book lose roughly 2.5% over 6 million in bets? A good book with the usual handle of 4.5% should have won 270k, not lose 151,500.
And it's not like they had weak lines. They had the worst lines I have ever seen. There was NO value whatsoever there. All their lines there were numbers right off the screen. And baseball was horrible.. 20 cent lines always. How the f uck did they lose 150+ dimes.
Can someone please explain to me how?? I'd really love to know.
Unless Mikey boy was gambling on the side. That is the ONLY explanation I can find because NO WAY a book loses 2.5% over 6 million in bets.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Ive seen NHL lines there left up AFTER the 1st period was over!. They wouldnt have even taken it down if I didnt tell fredd about it.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> I honestly thought they were just unlucky and lost the post up money. looks like thats what happened. so much talk about them blowing it.
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You're taking a lot on faith here. I think it's hard for most to believe that we had some hard working honest guys here who made a go of it in business and it didn't work out.
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You're taking a lot on faith here. I think it's hard for most to believe that we had some hard working honest guys here who made a go of it in business and it didn't work out.
Ivan
3.) Rent - ISC - $6,000 per month (this amount includes everything)
ISC is a turn key operation that housed GA. They provide phone, internet, clerks, linemanagers and support in exchange for the 6 dimes listed above.
If there is anyone to be held reposible for this mess it is ISC. They were the ones running the shit lines providing ample middles that cost GA all the dollars. Mike Silver is not a bookmaker by any means and was open on admitting that, he trusted people who were supposed to be pros in the industry and they ****ed GA up the ass......
I am in no way sticking up for Mike, just telling how it went down......
If anyone has a copy of GA's lines for last weekends Jets and Giants take a close look at the numbers they had then the score and you will know where the $$$ went.
Poor bookmaking brought down this book not stealing.
3.) Rent - ISC - $6,000 per month (this amount includes everything)
ISC is a turn key operation that housed GA. They provide phone, internet, clerks, linemanagers and support in exchange for the 6 dimes listed above.
If there is anyone to be held reposible for this mess it is ISC. They were the ones running the shit lines providing ample middles that cost GA all the dollars. Mike Silver is not a bookmaker by any means and was open on admitting that, he trusted people who were supposed to be pros in the industry and they ****ed GA up the ass......
I am in no way sticking up for Mike, just telling how it went down......
If anyone has a copy of GA's lines for last weekends Jets and Giants take a close look at the numbers they had then the score and you will know where the $$$ went.
Poor bookmaking brought down this book not stealing.
