First of all, I don't want to be one. I'm wondering how a newbie tout operates. The guy that doesn't cap just markets.
There must be thousands of them already, some pretty slick. The general public must have an inkling they are BS. Do they fool the public into believing they are " the one" ?
I can understand how a Fezzik can get people to pay, He can demonstrate a record at SSB, and has a media presence.
How does the real con man( the guy that doesn't believe his picks are worth betting himself, just looking for a quick buck), get people ? Heavy advertising in USA Today, etc. ? I think this business idea has peaked. Does shouting on the phone add credability ? Do regular people know of lots of people making a killing on sports ?The "regular" people must be the targets.
I just fail to see how these guys can get enough revenue to even cover their advertising and overhead expenses, and show a worthwhile return for their dubious time investment.
Hopefully we see less of these guys in the future, they help to give offshore wagering a negatively prejudiced stigma which we don't need.
I know of very few touts I consider to be honest, less than 5. I don't buy anyone's picks, but will follow some guys in sports I'm unfamiliar with.
There must be thousands of them already, some pretty slick. The general public must have an inkling they are BS. Do they fool the public into believing they are " the one" ?
I can understand how a Fezzik can get people to pay, He can demonstrate a record at SSB, and has a media presence.
How does the real con man( the guy that doesn't believe his picks are worth betting himself, just looking for a quick buck), get people ? Heavy advertising in USA Today, etc. ? I think this business idea has peaked. Does shouting on the phone add credability ? Do regular people know of lots of people making a killing on sports ?The "regular" people must be the targets.
I just fail to see how these guys can get enough revenue to even cover their advertising and overhead expenses, and show a worthwhile return for their dubious time investment.
Hopefully we see less of these guys in the future, they help to give offshore wagering a negatively prejudiced stigma which we don't need.
I know of very few touts I consider to be honest, less than 5. I don't buy anyone's picks, but will follow some guys in sports I'm unfamiliar with.