Sports bet and Baba Ijebu and cousins

Owo Baba Ijebu Dakpada

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Don't be too hard on yourself, people have lost money like that and will keep losing... Sorry man

shift i wan laugh

davillian:

Games no de again season don end
Except for FA cup and that game can go either ways...
Too risky to put a chip in

what of next season, how we fit reach u

abujarealtor:


This is very true. I couldn't understand how hitherto top scorers who happened to be in form misfire all in one game.

the greatest mistake you'll make is in going back to betting in anyway or using any method or approach, whether staking 100 naira or 250 naira. I went into sports betting in early 2017 and for two good years the untold financial and academic devastation it had on me is too much to express. Never, I repeat, even 50 naira, stake in betting. Just swallow your pride, swallow your loss, and move away from that life. Never to be cajoled to return to it.

abujarealtor:


Bro how I fit reach you abeg?

Ur matter tire me
U still wan bet abi?
Continue

abujarealtor:


Bro how I fit reach you abeg?

Na so you dey lose money, you too easily deceived

ReorxTohGan:
u fit still turn that ur remaining 8k to 1mil..mafo

eleyi ti fo o

omoadeleye:




Na so you dey lose money, you too easily deceived

E file Na, shebi o ma pada wa ri

stagger:
Nigeria needs to follow Uganda and Kenya's example. Uganda has outlawed sports betting completely. Kenya has stripped 27 companies of their licenses, including the big two Betin and SportPesa.

But no. Naija government now has the bet company owners as lawmakers.

so if they place their bet online, what will happen

einsteine:


They are gamers and they are registered by EA Sports.

ok thank you

You should have learnt from our friend ghettokid after he lost enough money to pay someone's salary in 2 hours.

Number one rule of gambling (call it betting if you wish), whether sports, casino, etc: The House never loses!!!

When you understand the above, you will be wise enough to snap out of that 'winning' delusion or illusion!!!

Greed is bad dem go give me your money.

abujarealtor:
Good day, everyone.

Yesterday was one of the most confusing days for me. For a moment, I almost ran mad.

Two weeks ago, I didn't even know what betting was like. Never done it, never experienced it. I hardly knew what the numbers meant.

Fast forward to yesterday, Tuesday, 28 July, I was risking a client's money on a game I thought was 'a sure bet.'

It was an eSports game I've been following for a while. I knew the players involved were very skilled and could score for fun. They did so in over 10 successive matches last night. So I thought it was worthwhile betting they'd score at least 2 goals.

I tried to do so in three attempts, but didn't have the mind to follow through, only for the matches to end up with at least 3 goals or more.

Informed by this, I thought it was safe to go on ahead and play this one time. I did. Unfortunately, both matches didn't end like I had predicted.

Over 800k was gone in a flash. I couldn't believe it. Seeing the signs, I attempted a cash out while the match was still live but couldn't, as the option wasn't available.

You may wonder why I had to risk such a huge sum.

It's simple; think I got greedy.

However, my excuse was that I needed money to offset some bills. Faced with so much responsibilities, I thought winning over a million naira would go a long way in helping me take care of stuff since business hasn't been coming in so much. The tile money I used was my first business since March, before the lockdown.

But, of course, my greed overshadowed any excuse I could offer.

To all the young men out there, please, regardless of how sure you are, do not stake more money than you're willing to lose. I've been there. The allure of making it big sooner can be overwhelming, but don't risk it.

If you must, stake little sums and make future bets from your winnings.



@lalasticlala, Mynd44 I'm not sure whether this is the right place for this, but pls help push it to the front page so people can learn from my experience.

Hahahahaha... Dindinrin!

einsteine:



The bookies are not in charge. You can actually watch the players playing it on YouTube. They are professional FIFA 2019 players registered by EA Sports. However, the sport is just like tennis. It is between two individuals, so if you bet on it, just one (or both) players having a bad day and your money is gone

wait oh back up. Are u saying it is actually two people playing it as video game somewhere that is being shown as matches?? Please explain further thanks lol

abujarealtor:
Good day, everyone.

Yesterday was one of the most confusing days for me. For a moment, I almost ran mad.

Two weeks ago, I didn't even know what betting was like. Never done it, never experienced it. I hardly knew what the numbers meant.

Fast forward to yesterday, Tuesday, 28 July, I was risking a client's money on a game I thought was 'a sure bet.'

It was an eSports game I've been following for a while. I knew the players involved were very skilled and could score for fun. They did so in over 10 successive matches last night. So I thought it was worthwhile betting they'd score at least 2 goals.

I tried to do so in three attempts, but didn't have the mind to follow through, only for the matches to end up with at least 3 goals or more.

Informed by this, I thought it was safe to go on ahead and play this one time. I did. Unfortunately, both matches didn't end like I had predicted.

Over 800k was gone in a flash. I couldn't believe it. Seeing the signs, I attempted a cash out while the match was still live but couldn't, as the option wasn't available.

You may wonder why I had to risk such a huge sum.

It's simple; think I got greedy.

However, my excuse was that I needed money to offset some bills. Faced with so much responsibilities, I thought winning over a million naira would go a long way in helping me take care of stuff since business hasn't been coming in so much. The tile money I used was my first business since March, before the lockdown.

But, of course, my greed overshadowed any excuse I could offer.

To all the young men out there, please, regardless of how sure you are, do not stake more money than you're willing to lose. I've been there. The allure of making it big sooner can be overwhelming, but don't risk it.

If you must, stake little sums and make future bets from your winnings.



@lalasticlala, Mynd44 I'm not sure whether this is the right place for this, but pls help push it to the front page so people can learn from my experience.

if you actually lost that sum of money, you wont have the time to type this long episode. #no dey wyne us

stagger:
Nigeria needs to follow Uganda and Kenya's example. Uganda has outlawed sports betting completely. Kenya has stripped 27 companies of their licenses, including the big two Betin and SportPesa.

But no. Naija government now has the bet company owners as lawmakers.

betway.ug dey work na

abujarealtor:


Bro how I fit reach you abeg?

Still never learn. If the thing enter your spirit, your own don finish o

abujarealtor:
Good day, everyone.

Yesterday was one of the most confusing days for me. For a moment, I almost ran mad.

Two weeks ago, I didn't even know what betting was like. Never done it, never experienced it. I hardly knew what the numbers meant.

Fast forward to yesterday, Tuesday, 28 July, I was risking a client's money on a game I thought was 'a sure bet.'

It was an eSports game I've been following for a while. I knew the players involved were very skilled and could score for fun. They did so in over 10 successive matches last night. So I thought it was worthwhile betting they'd score at least 2 goals.

I tried to do so in three attempts, but didn't have the mind to follow through, only for the matches to end up with at least 3 goals or more.

Informed by this, I thought it was safe to go on ahead and play this one time. I did. Unfortunately, both matches didn't end like I had predicted.

Over 800k was gone in a flash. I couldn't believe it. Seeing the signs, I attempted a cash out while the match was still live but couldn't, as the option wasn't available.

You may wonder why I had to risk such a huge sum.

It's simple; think I got greedy.

However, my excuse was that I needed money to offset some bills. Faced with so much responsibilities, I thought winning over a million naira would go a long way in helping me take care of stuff since business hasn't been coming in so much. The tile money I used was my first business since March, before the lockdown.

But, of course, my greed overshadowed any excuse I could offer.

To all the young men out there, please, regardless of how sure you are, do not stake more money than you're willing to lose. I've been there. The allure of making it big sooner can be overwhelming, but don't risk it.

If you must, stake little sums and make future bets from your winnings.



@lalasticlala, Mynd44 I'm not sure whether this is the right place for this, but pls help push it to the front page so people can learn from my experience.

For your own good
Stay away from betting

abujarealtor:
Good day, everyone.

Yesterday was one of the most confusing days for me. For a moment, I almost ran mad.

Two weeks ago, I didn't even know what betting was like. Never done it, never experienced it. I hardly knew what the numbers meant.
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Fast forward to yesterday, Tuesday, 28 July, I was risking a client's money on a game I thought was 'a sure bet.'

It was an eSports game I've been following for a while. I knew the players involved were very skilled and could score for fun. They did so in over 10 successive matches last night. So I thought it was worthwhile betting they'd score at least 2 goals.

I tried to do so in three attempts, but didn't have the mind to follow through, only for the matches to end up with at least 3 goals or more.

Informed by this, I thought it was safe to go on ahead and play this one time. I did. Unfortunately, both matches didn't end like I had predicted.

Over 800k was gone in a flash. I couldn't believe it. Seeing the signs, I attempted a cash out while the match was still live but couldn't, as the option wasn't available.

You may wonder why I had to risk such a huge sum.

It's simple; think I got greedy.

However, my excuse was that I needed money to offset some bills. Faced with so much responsibilities, I thought winning over a million naira would go a long way in helping me take care of stuff since business hasn't been coming in so much. The tile money I used was my first business since March, before the lockdown.

But, of course, my greed overshadowed any excuse I could offer.

To all the young men out there, please, regardless of how sure you are, do not stake more money than you're willing to lose. I've been there. The allure of making it big sooner can be overwhelming, but don't risk it.

If you must, stake little sums and make future bets from your winnings.



@lalasticlala, Mynd44 I'm not sure whether this is the right place for this, but pls help push it to the front page so people can learn from my experience.

That's why I love the HOLY SCRIPTURES VERY WELL. ANYTHING GOD CONDEMNS HE HAS SEEN THE BEGINNING AND THE END. FOR ALL THOSE STILL ADDICTED TO GAMBLING, IF DON'T ASK GOD TO FREE U AND WORK TOWARDS STOPING IT, U WILL BE THE NEXT IN LINE. U CAN QUOTE ME NA 100% SURE BET NO ODD.

Some risk are not worth taking! 880k is damn lots of money

[ [s]author=Jessylove96 post=92240488]with such an amount you would become a millionaire comfortably in two months if you know about bettingpayss channel on telegram. you just waste your money[/quote][/s]


Gibberish
Why haven't u blow like Jeff bezos by now

MJBOLT:

880k gone,just like that to slap this op dey hungry me.since you had no experience in sports betting,you should have started with a very little amount but you got greedy and paid the price.Sports bet is not for greedy people,if you love yourself dont ever go back to it.

My brother please how do u know. I was playing 100 niara I won 100k since I increased my stake I became fustrated. B4 Coronavirus been on February I went back to 100 naira, my live have been going well. Last week I won 45k. Yesterday if not for Juventus I would have won 100k

Going by your tone, you aren't done with it yet. Well, let me tell you something, count your loses, run and never look back. Gambling will ruin you beyond repair if you don't take time.

Simple stake on Ciro Immobile to score would have saved you this stress

OP, you're lucky you didn't win. If you did, you'll have ended up losing more to bet than you wouldn't ever imagine.

Stop playing esport betting, these betting are coding and programming. The computer will surely win you, the more you bet the more the computer get harder.
If you have 1billion esport will eat it in a minute.

How person go use Cow set trap, wetin u wan catch?? How can u bet 880k on something that is controlled "electronically" something that is "programmed" the system will detect it and make sure you don't win!!

Pele but don't let gambling kill you there.Did you say clients money, hope you have an inflow to offset the debt.E get why.