Is judge a pro gamblor?

jaypasco · #1 02-10-2006, 08:40 PM

I heard this is it true?

Will · #2 02-10-2006, 08:59 PM

lol...who told u this

The Judge · #3 02-10-2006, 09:15 PM

Jay, if by "pro" you mean fulltime, then the answer is no as I am a partner in a 75 man engineering firm. Fortunately, I have a crack staff and at this point in my career am able to devote substantial time to handicapping sports which is my passion.

I do not lose money gambling over the course of a season. That is a fact that I take great pride in but is only possible through extensive research. As you can see, I approach sports handicapping in a very tradition manner by elauating the actual strengths and weaknesses of teams along with recent performances. This has worked well for me and believe it or not, I pay little attention to line movement and public betting trends. I do however, use a vet strict money management program and you will rarely see huge plays from me. My units are $200 and I usually do not have a play over 3 units.

If you follow my record over the course of a season, you will see that I am sucessful.

Will · #4 02-10-2006, 09:17 PM

Judge is pretty sharp in college football

jaypasco · #5 02-10-2006, 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by The Judge

Jay, if by "pro" you mean fulltime, then the answer is no as I am a partner in a 75 man engineering firm. Fortunately, I have a crack staff and at this point in my career am able to devote substantial time to handicapping sports which is my passion.

I do not lose money gambling over the course of a season. That is a fact that I take great pride in but is only possible through extensive research. As you can see, I approach sports handicapping in a very tradition manner by elauating the actual strengths and weaknesses of teams along with recent performances. This has worked well for me and believe it or not, I pay little attention to line movement and public betting trends. I do however, use a vet strict money management program and you will rarely see huge plays from me. My units are $200 and I usually do not have a play over 3 units.

If you follow my record over the course of a season, you will see that I am sucessful.

me niether judgee, greg always an opening here if you like. Thanks for your time

Will · #6 02-10-2006, 09:20 PM

Jaypa..i thought u ran a syndicate..whats ur job?

ODDS · #7 02-10-2006, 09:20 PM

A great source of info for myself I'll say that.

jaypasco · #8 02-10-2006, 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BigWill

Jaypa..i thought u ran a syndicate..whats ur job?

well willi, september-jan i am full time sports bettor and play a little poker. Feb-august I am full time poker player and spot at sports.

Zebra · #9 02-10-2006, 09:26 PM

Yeah Def Judge I love it when my pick lines up with yours!

jaypasco · #10 02-10-2006, 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Judge

Jay, if by "pro" you mean fulltime, then the answer is no as I am a partner in a 75 man engineering firm. Fortunately, I have a crack staff and at this point in my career am able to devote substantial time to handicapping sports which is my passion.

I do not lose money gambling over the course of a season. That is a fact that I take great pride in but is only possible through extensive research. As you can see, I approach sports handicapping in a very tradition manner by elauating the actual strengths and weaknesses of teams along with recent performances. This has worked well for me and believe it or not, I pay little attention to line movement and public betting trends. I do however, use a vet strict money management program and you will rarely see huge plays from me. My units are $200 and I usually do not have a play over 3 units.

If you follow my record over the course of a season, you will see that I am sucessful.

judge if I go broke do I have a job OR WHAT???