Why does that matter?

I tip them so they can afford to live.

No, it's not. Look up matched betting.

It's amazing how people who aren't educated on the subject quickly jump to that conclusion.

Check out darkhorseodds, they have some great starter guides.

The stock market isn't really gambling.

And you can make money through online sportsbetting if it's legal in your state, and this is also not gambling if you do it right and just hedge the promotional offers.

There are no trillionaires.

I own about 150, but most of those are available for sale.

Personally, about 12

Casual shoes

Running Shoes

Training Shoes

Indoor basketball shoes

Outdoor basketball shoes

Hiking shoes

Hiking boots

"Yard" shoes

"Yard" boots

They literally tell you the odds lol that's not rigged.

Those aren't rigged since there's nothing fraudulent about them.

Good. Benefits the masses instead of the fortunate few.

Ideally anyways, I think humans are simply too greedy for it to actually happen.

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Going north in fallout New Vegas.

Really depends on the relationship I guess.

We've done joint accounts almost exclusively. We only opened a separate account for her recently when online sportsbetting became legal in our state, since you can't fund two accounts from the same bank account.

I'm fine having a low interest car payment though.

You have to play through it before you can withdraw it.

And I usually find much better lines, so I'd end up around $500.

No, that's not what I said at all.

You can't fund two separate sportsbetting accounts with the same bank account. They will flag that and we'd lose out on the bonuses/promotions for one of the accounts.

That's the only kind of thing we use the separate account for, and it's only her name on it.

They have no problem screwing customers so I'm just trying to fight back lol

But it is a source of income. Has been for the last 2 years.

I know people have a hard time grasping the concept because all they see is "sportsbetting" but you can use it to make guaranteed income if you have the discipline.

The BetMGM offer is available to be customers. Once you register, just wait a few days and they'll send the email for the deposit match offer.

And you can do it again in multiple states.

Just to keep it simple, we'll look at the BetMGM offer without even considering the risk free bet portion, and just for one user.

You deposit $500 and receive $500. You have $1000 to place a wager.

You place $1000 on a +220 line. The total payout is $3200.

You place a hedge bet of $2286 on the opposite outcome at odds of -250. The total payout is $3200.

So you've bet $500 and $2286, for a total of $2786, and your total payout is $3200. $3200 - 2786 is a profit of $414.

There's no luck involved.

GambetDC had a 57% deposit match up to $1000 in bonus funds. They also did a $250 risk free first bet.

MGM had a 100% $500 deposit match and a $1000 risk free bet.

I'm not going to list out every bet, but you use those offers and bet the opposite side using another book. We used Draftkings, Caesars and Fanduel depending on who had the best line offered for each bet. Was a bit annoying with DC since they have location restrictions for MGM and Gambet, but it was still easy enough to make the bets and then either walk to the next area or take the metro back to VA to place our hedge bets.

Oh, and we also got $200 in free bets on MGM for some reason.

By not gambling.

You take advantage of promo offers and boosts. Just takes some basic math and you'll come out ahead.

We just finished a DC trip and made almost $3k. Going back tomorrow since they sent some more offers this week.

I think you assume that we are gambling. We're not.

We take the guaranteed money 99% of the time.

We do bet on games that we'll be watching though, but we can do without that.

It won't though. Once the easy money is gone we'll just stop doing it.

For some people, sure.

It's just extra income for us.