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mookie last won the day on October 8 2023

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  1. I make my deposits and withdrawals in Bitcoin… no fees except your commission at the brokerage when trading the Bitcoin.
  2. My humble advice is stay as far away from Bonuses as you can. I've told the story before but I'll give a brief summary: On MyBookie, played Baccarat and built up a couple of hundred into several hundred. Decided to bet on NFL. Used bonus money and won. I was warned by @W84it not to do it but I didn't understand. Well, I attempted to withdraw some money and they wouldn't allow it. Not one red cent! They said I had to "satisfy" the rollover requirement before taking any money out of my account. The requirement was that I had to put into action $3,000 to be able to withdraw my money. AND, I had to bet on sports. So, I figured out how many days and how much money per day I had to put in action to either lose it all or get some money back. It took me a month betting on NBA, College basketball and some hockey, about $100 a day to end up having a balance of a little over $300 when I had finally satisfied the rollover requirement. I immediately withdrew all of my money, basically breaking even, feeling like I beat 'em. The rules are on their website but hard to understand for a newbie. Bottom line, bonuses sound great but make sure you know the rollover requirements so you can actually get your money if you win. And other Casinos might have different rules so find them, read them and understand them!
  3. Thanks for writing this Eric. It's not easy to explain things like this and you made it very easy to understand the concept. We all appreciate you!
  4. I agree. It's fantastic to see you've joined the greatest club in all of Baccarat history!
  5. I think the document Kevin is talking about is the one I'm uploading here - you should be able to download it: Derived Roads.docx
  6. Very insightful Eric. Thank you for spending the time and effort on all of the "positive" outcome based features as well as the "not so positive" features. I don't think most of us realize how the process works and you SHOULD be getting a big pat on the back. Thanks again, mookie
  7. Please start a new thread to discuss things like this so we don't get bogged down in this "New Member" thread. Thanks
  8. Welcome to the club @pro. Don't hesitate to ask questions. At the very least, this forum has tons of information and members willing to offer their assistance.
  9. I would also like to welcome @baldi41and @eseto our club. We've all helped each other along the way and prospered while making friends. Your journey is only beginning. Mike
  10. I haven't had any issues with My Bookie, Just Bet or Bovada or Stake.com. Each has there own policies about withdraws, limits, etc. It's more a matter of how you fund your account and how you take money out. But unless I can witness the "behind the scenes" activity, I can't say for sure whether or not they're "honest". My overall philosophy is why would they risk cheating? Technical issues aside, it doesn't make sense to me that any casino...online or otherwise, would need to cheat. People beat themselves way more often than not so why would they? Anyway, as to issues with usernames and such, I would contact customer service. Mookie
  11. You're welcome. I'm not sure what you mean by mid April updates. I have no plans to do anything, updates or otherwise, in the middle of this month.
  12. Oh, I see. You're referring to the App in both cases but one is on a device and the other is on a computer. Neither one is faster than the other. When I'm at home and online, I use the computer because I have two screens and it's easier for me to see and navigate. Obviously, in a casino, using a device (phone or tablet) is the only choice.
  13. Please explain what you mean by "computer platform".
  14. That's good to know. The thing I always run into though, is sorting through the "possible" candidates. In your spreadsheet, you have over 100 on the Call sheet and over 300 on the Put sheet. That's a lot of research unless your Think or Swim scan narrows it down to a manageable number to follow and actually invest. Don't really want to go too far off track here but I do like the fact that you're presenting this information and tools. Thanks again, Mike
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