I think in the world of sports (not counting horse racing) that the cheaters (fixers) are DAMM FEW and in between. But--as for CEO's --you can kame that decision for yourself.
All I'm saying is that the world of politics is fixed to the N' degree especially when it comes to this decision of legalizing Sports Wagering!!
All I'm saying is that the world of politics is fixed to the N' degree especially when it comes to this decision of legalizing Sports Wagering!!
As a gambler we are much better off in a stricly controlled sports world. Can you imagine betting huge sums on sports that might be fixed? Many 3rd world sports arena's have local events that are predetermined and if you are not "in on the fix" then you are capping for nothing and likely losing. If the integity of the game ever slips so will my confidence in my wager. After having been "robbed" a couple times on boxing matches I have learnt my lesson.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by oldmantime:
Which former First Lady of the US turned $1000 in future bets on Hog bellies into $100,000? On the Stock Market>
I think she was just very well read on the subject!!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Nobody...but then I did hear a story about Hilary and options on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Which former First Lady of the US turned $1000 in future bets on Hog bellies into $100,000? On the Stock Market>
I think she was just very well read on the subject!!!!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Nobody...but then I did hear a story about Hilary and options on the Chicago Board of Trade.
