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Yeah I passed over the long winded write-ups but I loved seeing his plays. Buying points because he thought he knew the exact score of the game:hahahahah. Crazy props, he did not care what the price was as long as he wonface)(*^%. It was always good for a laugh. I like when Zylbert would say how great he was because he is winning at a 60% rate but was losing money
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Sad.
This kid did well enough to get a job with a nationally known handicapping company. That's not easy. He should have done the following:
- Posted lines and prices from 1 site. Doesn't matter, as long as it wasn't Jerry's Nugget. ( I'm laughing just thinking about that one).
- Ignored all comments from people on this thread if he couldn't keep his cool.
- If he felt compelled to reply, do so in a calm manner. No name calling, insults, etc... You are representing a national company, I doubt they would want one of their employees hurling insults and expletives in that manner.
His ego got the best of him. Now he no longer has a job that he loved, and is a laughingstock on a forum that he obviously loved too. Experienced people tried to give him some advice, but he didn't take that advice.
A tough life lesson learned.
This kid did well enough to get a job with a nationally known handicapping company. That's not easy. He should have done the following:
- Posted lines and prices from 1 site. Doesn't matter, as long as it wasn't Jerry's Nugget. ( I'm laughing just thinking about that one).
- Ignored all comments from people on this thread if he couldn't keep his cool.
- If he felt compelled to reply, do so in a calm manner. No name calling, insults, etc... You are representing a national company, I doubt they would want one of their employees hurling insults and expletives in that manner.
His ego got the best of him. Now he no longer has a job that he loved, and is a laughingstock on a forum that he obviously loved too. Experienced people tried to give him some advice, but he didn't take that advice.
A tough life lesson learned.
EXCELLENT post. He obviously knew his stuff, and had a passion for it. He could start on the road to redemption by coming in here, apologizing, acknowledging his mistakes. His ego won't allow him to do it, and instead he creates a ghost and attacks Trends, who he thinks done him wrong, when it was the guy in the mirror that done him wrong.
One of the last posts written by Zylbert the fraud (Unless you count his ghost account "THEPUNISHER" lol)
Funny how all those "Deceitfulness" things I (and many others) kept pointing out, eventually got him fired for doing the shady shit he was doing.
Its funny, he was super quick to defnd himself, and then throw insults along the way... yet when the truth came out, he ran like a little bitch to cry to his mother, never to how his real face again..... Doesn't even have the balls to apologize...
