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Sports Betting Question for the Gamblers(long post)
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<blockquote data-quote="BamaProud" data-source="post: 5204453" data-attributes="member: 9871"><p>I like to bet on College football games. I rarely bet on anything else besides maybe a few Super Bowl prop bets. I bet on teams I like but also bet on games that I would otherwise have no interest in watching if I didn't have a little "skin in the game". So I basically place bets around 20 weeks per year. </p><p></p><p>My question is (as the sole income earner in a household of 4) what amount of money as a percentage of income do you think is appropriate to gamble with per year? </p><p></p><p>Based on my betting history I'm at about 5.5% of my income per year, but that is over about a fairly short ~20week period during College football season. I have consistently won money but have taken advantage of a lot of the promotional incentives and "boosts". I understand those promotions will likely go away as sports betting becomes legal in more states.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BamaProud, post: 5204453, member: 9871"] I like to bet on College football games. I rarely bet on anything else besides maybe a few Super Bowl prop bets. I bet on teams I like but also bet on games that I would otherwise have no interest in watching if I didn't have a little "skin in the game". So I basically place bets around 20 weeks per year. My question is (as the sole income earner in a household of 4) what amount of money as a percentage of income do you think is appropriate to gamble with per year? Based on my betting history I'm at about 5.5% of my income per year, but that is over about a fairly short ~20week period during College football season. I have consistently won money but have taken advantage of a lot of the promotional incentives and "boosts". I understand those promotions will likely go away as sports betting becomes legal in more states. [/QUOTE]
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