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Date Posted: 09:05:42 10/16/04 Sat
Author: Scott C.
Subject: Re: How Do I Become A Bookie
In reply to: Doesn't Need To Be Known 's message, "Re: How Do I Become A Bookie" on 22:13:23 10/04/04 Mon

There are plenty of great guides out there that lay it all down, step by step in plain black and white. There are some that cost, but are well worth the money. Normally only $15-$20 for the entire report, but very useful info as to where to receive up to the minute lines, on field weather reports, what sports attract the most attention/action, how to attract customers in a discreet manner, etc. All a person has to do is turn over a few rocks on the web, or mail and I can put you in contact with these guides. Most importantly, a person HAS TO HAVE enough bank to support the average player with the average bet for AT LEAST two three to four weeks of average play to make it. If you don't have this sort of money freely available to pay out, you lose respect and customers and no customers means no referrals from their friends/family/co-workers, which means you're dead in the water. E-mail for info.

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