taking your profit

[cobbo]

dont see much written on this subject but i being a punter for fun basicly
havnt given it much thought until oneday on the 10thmarch i withdrew 50.00
and on the 14 th 60.00
and the 17 th 110.00
220 doesnt sound like much but when your only a dollar bettor like myself
its a good way of earning a little extra pocket money…
i only hold 100.00 in the account so i just skim the top off when i win enough
anybody else do this??
possible stupidest question of the century..

[seabird]

I am never in a position to withdraw money, Cobbo………….nice to know someone is winning though!

Colin

[ReasonoverFaith]

Withdrawing that sort of money after betting in dollars is an incredible return so well done!

I think it’s a very interesting point you’ve raised.

I’ve got a ‘bank’ that I use for betting and never ever use money that I would otherwise put aside for household expenses to bet.

I’ve made withdrawals on a regular basis, but the amounts are nothing spectacular. My next target is a bit away yet, so hopefully some time in the near future I’ll get there and withdraw again.

[cobbo]

early days reason…in the past ive been prone to bet whilst a bit pissed
this ofcourse is a bad thing
but at least im never that blind that i cant see the bottom dollar
touchwood so far

[Fist of Fury 2k8]

I have an account "A" with my bookie and top it up or withdraw every Monday so Tuesday morning so I have the same amount in it at the start of each week …..never withdraw before and never after in any given week………winning go into a separate account "B" used only to keep track and top up when required.

I never under any circumstances use the money in B for betting if A is empty……If I have an AP bet for example I use A and only have a bet if A can afford it.

In other words I try to bet AP with the bookies money and not my own.

Keeps me in line and prevents me from betting more than I plan to……..if I am losing in the week and fancy something strongly I simply don’t bet it if it means breaking th rule I set for myself.

Might sound complicated but works wonders for me.

[Author]

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