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[jjgold]

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[aikman.tr]

What?

 

[jjgold]

I know it sounds strange, but it actually makes sense

 

[JDS]

@Wagerallsports has posted this message before.

 

[phillyflyers]

One confusing message. "If you keep going, you will win."

If he means eventually you'll get lucky by accident and hit a winner, he's right. Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

But you can gamble for a lifetime and never be a winner. So in that sense, he's dead wrong and sounds like a moron.

 

[baz]

LOL Goggins a clown. My brother loves him. He got Tony Ferguson beat.

 

[jjgold]

Where do these guys come from

 

[baz]

Where do these guys come from

They are all just con men. Can you imagine David Goggins selling cars on a used lot in the 1980s? Guy would have been a machine. Would have had his own lot within 18 months and would be currently nationwide.

 

[Tanko]

What he says is actually true if you listen specifically to his words......

"If you keep going, eventually you will win."

Sure you WILL win but you will likely have lost 95% of your role and be down to your last $5 by the time you win on that show ticket at Belmont.

 

[djefferis]

Exactly - isn’t if you keep playing you’ll eventually win the basis of the Martingale system ?

Sure - you’re bound to win - PROVIDED you have unlimited supply of funds. Lose 12 in a row - keep doubling up until your even and then win 2 in a row - your now a winner.

But was the risk worth the reward ? Risk comes at a cost always - if not there would be no incentive to not gamble at all.