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The way people chat on this page, you’d think they were paying a monthly subscription or something. He’s a bloke – not a business, he produces content when it fits around his other priorities – like his kids. Comments like ‘well it’ll loose steam’ – I can’t imagine he gives a toss as he’s not ever done it to make a business out of it – he plays slots and films it and then shows us, simple as that.

[bo bobbkos WANTED $19 Outlaw]

Well if you argue you have the same odds as black/red in roulette then the odds would be 49,423 to 1.

However, this is gamblers fallacy. Each spin is independent of one another so your odds on each were 1/2.

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THEBARON wrote:

i commented on a post of that guy and had a go at someone cause i thought he was getting ripped for posting a big win  now i see why so hated on here from post on threads wow wat a tit

Haha that was me you had a go at. He’s just a vile cunt. It’s not even the law dodging its genuinely his persona and how he has dealt with it. Like he’s some big bollocks. Also saying to people ‘who have ruined their life gambling’ – he nearly killed himself and then didn’t pay back a penny of debt – lowest of the low.

[bo bobbkos WANTED $19 Outlaw]

You are debt free because you took the cowards way out and had us lot pay for your debt. You have absolutely no shame it’s astonishing.

Why you are still gambling is beyond me. It’s shameful and embarrassing that you think it’s acceptable to brag about big wins when the biggest win you had was normal people picking up your mess when you couldn’t be assed to deal with it.

Don’t come back to me with ‘it’s the law’ bollocks either – its the law that big businesses can not pay millions of £ of tax – and they do it – and I bet you’d look down on them for it and say that’s wrong – be it law or not!

My advice would be to move on from here – you evidently have a bad gambling problem and this is not a place you have made yourself at all welcome. I’m not going to swear and be obnoxious but your attitude that you think refusing to pay your debts makes you ‘debt free’ is disgusting.

 

 

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I cannot even fathom how bad the advice is in here from this clown suggesting he just ignore the debt.

The ignorance to turn around and claim that they are ‘debt free’ after having all the debt written off – be it law or not – is repulsive. It’s absolutely everything that is wrong with people and shows the absolute worst in people.

Have some respect for yourself before claiming you are some debt free Saint – you took the cowards way out rather than fronting up. You messed up and just said ‘well I don’t wanna have to deal with this’ – it’s pathetic.

OP – get the house sold – it really is the best. Don’t ignore your debts just isn’t worth it or right and I suspect you aren’t in the market to do that.

Get yourself to AA or hypnotherapy – that’s what I did, I’ve around 10K left to pay of 45K of debt I ran up about 4 years ago.

No need to cheat the system or go on the dole, hard work and dedication to getting it paid. The bloke who cried his way away from debt is a shell of a man. Pathetic.

[bo bobbkos WANTED $19 Outlaw]

The basic premise of RTP is that you will always return to the average – over a long period of spins. Take for example betting on the flip of a coin – it isn’t unreasonable to think of 5 tails in a row, followed by 2 heads and then another 3 tails. This obviously means in those 10 flips, it’s 80/20 Tails to Heads. However, after you’ve done 1,000,000 spins – that number is going to come down to 50/50 as firstly you are going to throw a lot of heads to balance that out, but given it’s a fair coin – you should theoretically have a 50% chance either way you bet.

So in the case of RTP it’s the same deal except it isn’t a 50/50 chance but rather a 90% chance of having a return. So if you do 100 spins you might get a return of like 500% of what you started with – like deposited £100, did £1 spins and now have £600, that’s a 500% RTP. But say your next session with £100 you get like 40% return over the same number of spins – you are not at an RTP of (500%+40%)/2 – 270% – I.e. the more spins you play – the quicker you will regress to the mean.

It’s basically the law of large numbers – if you perform an experiment or something with a known theoretical outcome enough times, you will end up with that theoretical outcome every time.

Hope this helps.

[bo bobbkos WANTED $19 Outlaw]

Surely you aren’t stupid enough to have put that bet on?

 

Literally massive massive risk for tiny reward.

 

If you’d stuck £500 on Black it would be an identical bet but with only £500 risk. You can ONLY win £500 from your above bet, but only risk £500 by betting just black.

 

Genuinely, one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard. Don’t feel bad for you in any way shape or form. You need to get your head looked at.

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Just my 2 cents. Long time lurker and few time poster….

 

I generally avoid the forum now because every other page is this Just Basics guy spouting nonsense and getting into arguments. It’s a gambling forum – why’s it so hard to keep it that way.

 

It seems we’re starting to punish the masses in favour of the 1 or 2 out of control people who are genuinely ruining the group for people like me.

Can we just get them removed so we can get on with the purpose of this forum?

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That’s absolute best thing to do!

 

Crypto is more ore or less gambling!

[bo bobbkos WANTED $19 Outlaw]

Hi mate – hope you don’t mind me asking.

 

I’ve recently purchased an engagement ring. Is F, VVS1, 1 Carat with 0.25 carats in smaller down sides. Princess cut, platinum setting. I got it made in Hatton Garden – is £4.3K a decent price?

Im pretty sure it is – from what I’ve seen, it’s a GIA diamond. Just wanted a genuine impartial expert advice!

[bo bobbkos WANTED $19 Outlaw]

Without going in to too much detail.

1. Yes you can make money on Crypto – anybody who has will claim it’s amazing.

2. Just look at the graph – it’s unbelievably volatile. If buying as part of a larger diversified portfolio – fine. Not more than 5% of your holding.

3. Major IB’s don’t want to touch it – given they are not comfortable with it should tell you all you need to know.

4. How many Investment bankers/traders do you know? I’d guess none – the reason being is because it’s so difficult to do and be good at. The people who do it are incredibly smart – which is why they get paid £200K+ a year. Anybody who buys crypto is neither in this field, nor genuinely knows what they are doing.

5. If you buy some and next week you’ve made 10% this doesn’t mean you knew what you were doing, nor does it make you a forex trader etc – you just got lucky to some degree. The same as you could on gold/currency/stocks/bonds etc.

6. I imagine bitcoin will end up being worthless at some point – if I was trading it, I’d be buying futures or selling it short to catch a wave down.

7. By all means, have a play with stuff, but don’t lump in hard on crypto – way too volatile.

 

I’ve no doubt someone here will say they’ve made £100K on Cryto etc and it’s fantastic. I say well done and good luck to them. But someone always has to lose when someone wins. It’s a pareto efficient market – you can’t make one person better off without making someone else worse off…. and if I was a betting man, my money would be with experienced traders and analysts, who don’t buy crypto.

 

Just my 2 cents

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Yeah but no offence, I’ve never met you…. so how do I know your a stand up honest guy.

 

If you don’t pay me back, what can I do? I’ve got no paperwork etc – it’s literally so much risk for so little reward.

 

Think about it from other peoples point of view – I am a bit surprised you haven’t already.

 

 

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Yes – Masters in Economics, 5 years trading experience and I work forecasting share prices/commodities.

 

My advice – avoid it. Do you have more knowledge than forex traders with £1M+ limits given to them by the IB they work at.

 

You are better off placing positions on exchanges, like the FTSE or S&P500 – the S&P 500 is wildly overpriced – take a look at it’s movement in last few years.

 

Avoid forex like the plague – genuinely…

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How much have you already spent?

 

£700 is likely a small proportion of the actual cost of the ring – im assuming given your a lawyer on good cheese – you’ve probably spent £4/5K…. at which point £700 is neither here nor there.

Any respectable jeweller will probably give you finance on the last bit.

 

I cannot imagine any circumstance where someone here would lend you the money.

 

I would lend you £700, but I’d want £420 a month back for 3 months and a written legal document which outlines our agreement – too risky mate – surely you can see that.

 

I don’t gamble anymore but if I did…. where is my incentive to give you £700 rather than playing slots?

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I do.

 

Qualified big 4 Tax advisor – specifically in corporate M&A and tax structuring. I’ve worked on large individual and corporate tax structuring clients – I can probably help.

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