Good one, Betty. Betting on human beings is hazardous, they tend to lie and cheat frequently. But with everyone possibly cheating, it’s still exciting. Just go with the best cheaters.
Personally I like to gamble, but I have a budget for entertainment. If I win it goes back into the budget unless I win big then I might enjoy my winnings. If I lose I don’t go over my limit. The problem is when the gambling becomes the focus and not the game.
Pretty much nailed it. I’m with Betty, but then I’ve never really had the time to sit down and watch a game, and if I did try it, I would start swearing at the TV for wasting so much time on ads. The only things I ever gamble on are compound interest and my wife’s good humor.
Going in to the playoffs I had four teams I was rooting for, or at least would be happy if any of them were to be the winner of the Stanley Cup. Now it’s down to one. And depending on Game 7, it might be down to none. And then the CFL season starts and I have 3 teams that I would be happy for if they were to win and one that I would be "meh’, and 2 that I would be happy for to not win the Grey Cup. I guess that makes the remainder of the league also a “meh.”
Yakety Sax about 2 months ago
Getting close to the edge. . . . . .
C about 2 months ago
There are good bets and bad Bets
WaitingMan about 2 months ago
I watch snooker on YouTube. Great game.
Meg Has Not about 2 months ago
Yes.
uhohlol about 2 months ago
Good one, Betty. Betting on human beings is hazardous, they tend to lie and cheat frequently. But with everyone possibly cheating, it’s still exciting. Just go with the best cheaters.
FassEddie about 2 months ago
The professional stuff has been ruined by ads. Don’t gamble. You’re an adult. You know the odds and risks are against you.
mourdac Premium Member about 2 months ago
Pretty much the same here, very little sports I watch anymore.
ChessPirate about 2 months ago
There it is… The Ultimatum…
kunddog about 2 months ago
Personally I like to gamble, but I have a budget for entertainment. If I win it goes back into the budget unless I win big then I might enjoy my winnings. If I lose I don’t go over my limit. The problem is when the gambling becomes the focus and not the game.
markkahler52 about 2 months ago
Didn’t he just play hockey a couple months ago?!
grange Premium Member about 2 months ago
Pretty much nailed it. I’m with Betty, but then I’ve never really had the time to sit down and watch a game, and if I did try it, I would start swearing at the TV for wasting so much time on ads. The only things I ever gamble on are compound interest and my wife’s good humor.
sobrown51 about 2 months ago
Watching snooker would require a whole new gene pool.
mistercatworks about 2 months ago
Either that or an affair. :(
Teto85 Premium Member about 2 months ago
Going in to the playoffs I had four teams I was rooting for, or at least would be happy if any of them were to be the winner of the Stanley Cup. Now it’s down to one. And depending on Game 7, it might be down to none. And then the CFL season starts and I have 3 teams that I would be happy for if they were to win and one that I would be "meh’, and 2 that I would be happy for to not win the Grey Cup. I guess that makes the remainder of the league also a “meh.”