Who is your go to source when you need cash to gamble

[jjgold]

Most of us always have somebody or some type of financial transaction through an institution, whether it’s credit or cashing in some type of certificate of deposit or pension fund

 

[djefferis]

Maintain a fund for my “personal interest” - be they gambling, collecting, whatever I enjoy.

Funding mainly self generated - I gamble and win - put money back. I decide to part with something - back to the account. Generate some additional cash via participating in class actions (spotty payouts and never really know when you will hit a big payout), bonus whoring banks and credit cards (drying up these days - rarely get any offers now but in the day) and whatever other offers I can find.

At one time - used to use bonuses from work - these days I send those straight to the Roth account and company stock purchase plan. Got to a point where didn’t need the funding and buying company stock at 30% discount was better deal (plus pays a 2% dividend).

Like the bank sign up offers - days of bonus offers offshore drying up to nothing - but still regularly get “no lose” offers from DK for example on NFL games - found the best use of those is betting the ML dog and playing other side elsewhere. DK loves to see a loser and your getting your bet back in unrestricted free play so can use on big ML dogs or futures - which are useful in clearing cash elsewhere. Still a few books offering decent bonuses these days worth taking - but a few to steer far clear of or be prepared to lose your balance with.

 

[djefferis]

Should mention most of the credit card offers I get are travel these days - not cash back.

Last cruise we took - I think our out of pocket was under $400 for a week - including hotel/1st class flight and cruise and tips. Work was great in getting me airline miles and hotel nights - combined with regular use of cards paid off monthly for miles/points - and casino/sportsbook affiliation got us free cruise with a $250 casino credit.

 

[BMR Genie]

You shouldn't be gambling if you need to borrow someone's money to gamble.

 

[gauchojake]

The ATM

 

[maltedhopsfrenzy]

You shouldn't be gambling if you need to borrow someone's money to gamble.

Or if you’re putting it on a credit card.

 

[flyingillini]

There are some high ranking people in my Church that I can go to for money.

 

[thefix]

"most of us" haha.

 

[djefferis]

You shouldn't be gambling if you need to borrow someone's money to gamble.

But it’s so much easier to sleep at night knowing you lost someone else’s hard earned money versus your own.

 

[djefferis]

So what’s the point of the thread JJ - looking for new sources to borrow from since all the usual suspects are tapped out ?

 

[BMR Genie]

But it’s so much easier to sleep at night knowing you lost someone else’s hard earned money versus your own.

The main reason why you shouldn't lend money to anyone, friends/family especially.

 

[gauchojake]

Genie send me a dime

 

[MinnesotaFats]

I know a few guys...

 

[JDS]

Duffel bag of money hidden somewhere in my home.

 

[jjgold]

Jds you hate banks
Old school

 

[jjgold]

There are some high ranking people in my Church that I can go to for money.

Is it clean money or traceable? How does that work? Did they give you some cash and you just kick them back a commission?

 

[flyingillini]

Is it clean money or traceable? How does that work? Did they give you some cash and you just kick them back a commission?

I get cash from them if I need. Father Virgil is very generous. He knows I was his top student and have done a lot for the church.

 

[Tanko]

When I need money for gambling
Option 1: Go to the pawn shop and sell some of Diggity's stuff out of his shed. Easy peasy......
Option 2: Ask Flyingillini for some cash.

 

[rolandcorts]

Myself. I have lots.

 

[flyingillini]

When I need money for gambling
Option 1: Go to the pawn shop and sell some of Diggity's stuff out of his shed. Easy peasy......
Option 2: Ask Flyingillini for some cash.

9-12% depends on the poster. all I require is a copy of your social security card, ID or passport.