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Originally Posted by jjh
I understand you still have to work- but it is nice being able to add a little extra to your pay check each month. I see the point about time invested vs profits but I enjoy the challenge of studying the races each day and £600 to £1,400 a month (£1,400 is my best month so far, August 2006  ) is a very welcome addition to my monthly pay for doing something I enjoy. |
That's very good going - I'm jealous!
One problem I had with horses, or any betting come to that, is that I seem to have this mental block which stops me placing any really big bets.
Even when I was doing my horse 'system' the biggest bet I ever placed was about £60 - and that sent shivers down my spine even though it was coming out of my 'float' of about £400 profit from earlier bets!
Online I rarely bet more than $10/hand at cards because I'm always scared of losing.
So in a way I'm not a very good gambler because I don't take any big risks, but maybe that's a good thing actually... Small risks, moderate profits, big smile!
