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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

I said "somebody." And if the IRS/FBI is monitoring this, that "somebody" could be in trouble since Internet gambling is illegal. Let's just say I happened to be cruising the various sportsbooks back in June and noticed the odds.

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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

I said "somebody." And if the IRS/FBI is monitoring this, that "somebody" could be in trouble since Internet gambling is illegal. Let's just say I happened to be cruising the various sportsbooks back in June and noticed the odds.

 

Internet gambling isn't illegal, it's a billion dollar loophole.

 

The servers are offshore, so it's all good.

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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

I said "somebody." And if the IRS/FBI is monitoring this, that "somebody" could be in trouble since Internet gambling is illegal. Let's just say I happened to be cruising the various sportsbooks back in June and noticed the odds.

 

Internet gambling isn't illegal, it's a billion dollar loophole.

 

The servers are offshore, so it's all good.

Wrong. The head of BetonSports was arrested back in July while changing planes in the U.S. Now all the offshore sportsbooks are closing their U.S. accounts.

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/18/...in1812590.shtml

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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

I said "somebody." And if the IRS/FBI is monitoring this, that "somebody" could be in trouble since Internet gambling is illegal. Let's just say I happened to be cruising the various sportsbooks back in June and noticed the odds.

 

Internet gambling isn't illegal, it's a billion dollar loophole.

 

The servers are offshore, so it's all good.

Wrong. The head of BetonSports was arrested back in July while changing planes in the U.S. Now all the offshore sportsbooks are closing their U.S. accounts.

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/18/...in1812590.shtml

 

Thats so stupid. Who give a F%# if i bet my money online to on offshore account. hopefully this changes

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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

I said "somebody." And if the IRS/FBI is monitoring this, that "somebody" could be in trouble since Internet gambling is illegal. Let's just say I happened to be cruising the various sportsbooks back in June and noticed the odds.

 

Internet gambling isn't illegal, it's a billion dollar loophole.

 

The servers are offshore, so it's all good.

Wrong. The head of BetonSports was arrested back in July while changing planes in the U.S. Now all the offshore sportsbooks are closing their U.S. accounts.

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/18/...in1812590.shtml

 

Thats so stupid. Who give a F%# if i bet my money online to on offshore account. hopefully this changes

Hey, if you don't like it, write your Congressman.

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If only Bodog was as dumb.

 

Back on June 18th (just as The Marlins were finishing off their sweep of Toronto), BoDog was giving them 800-1 to win the World Series. Somebody :whistle jumped on that pretty quick and the odds plummeted.

:lol :lol :lol :lol

 

Sorry, I'm calling you out on that. You'll have to show me a screen shot of that.

How does one produce a screenshot of something that hasn't existed since June 18th?

I thought you said that you took the bet?

I said "somebody." And if the IRS/FBI is monitoring this, that "somebody" could be in trouble since Internet gambling is illegal. Let's just say I happened to be cruising the various sportsbooks back in June and noticed the odds.

 

Internet gambling isn't illegal, it's a billion dollar loophole.

 

The servers are offshore, so it's all good.

Wrong. The head of BetonSports was arrested back in July while changing planes in the U.S. Now all the offshore sportsbooks are closing their U.S. accounts.

 

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/18/...in1812590.shtml

 

Thats so stupid. Who give a F%# if i bet my money online to on offshore account. hopefully this changes

Hey, if you don't like it, write your Congressman.

They'd only be on you for tax evasion. Report your gaming income and you are fine. Bet On Sports had shady operations.

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Since when do bookies have to open their books and pay taxes. .

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Actually....surprisingly always. According to IRS law if you're a bookie, bank robber, carjacker, or criminal of any sort, you are required to report your criminal gains on your tax return.

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As for BetonSports and other PUBLIC gaming sites. If they're selling stock in England, they're books are public. And reporting only 20 million in profits on 1.7 Bilion booked sounds shady to me. Should be 170 million in profits. I guess there was $150 million in "expenses". My Internet connection only costs me $250 a year. Those guys got a bad deal.

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You can still get 25/1 on the NLCS.

Or 9/1 on the Wild Card.

The wild card is the better bet. If they win the wild card, then you can bet your winnings on the division series where the Marlins will be 3/2 underdogs. If they win that you now have 24/1. You could then parlay that on the NLCS where the Marlins would be 2/1 underdogs. If they win that you would win 72 dollars for each dollar bet. Or, you could go ahead and parlay that into the World Series, where again the Marlins would be at least 2/1 underdogs. If they won that you'd get back 225/1, even at this late date. That's a lot better than 250/1 before the season even started.

As of today.

On the Marlins.

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