HardMirror:

[size=28pt] MY STORY: Continuation. Most important part of this thread [/size]


THE BIG WIN?
This is the most important part of this whole thread. My inspiration.

June- July 2016 we had the UEFA EURO tournament. A tournament I had prepared well for.
I don't just play bets, I plan ahead. This was the time I was 100% sure I would hit it big.

Well it did not happen. What happened? A week after the tournament, there were lots of friendly games, but something interesting happened during the EURO2016 matches and I will get back to that later.

The day was just one of those ordinary days, nothing special. Friendly matches abounded. I chose 6 games out of the 28 matches I analyzed that day.

I played them. Was expecting 900k+ from one ticket and about 350,000 from another ticket.
I played it and waited as usual.

Well some time around 9pm that day I was with friends having drinks and eating fish barbecue courtesy of a friend that just returned from the UK after his masters program, so we were spending the few Pounds Sterling he brought thanks to high exchange rate.

I opened scorecover.com to check the scores of the matches I played. All games I played that day were over 2.5goals. So I was waiting for Olympiakos friendly match. To my surprise. They had scored about 5 goals.

I jumped up, not believing my luck. When I told my friends what happened they could not believe it just like that?

I was trilled. At last I hit a million naira. 1.3million to be precise.

LESSONS I LEARNT AFTERWARDS

1. Success makes people see you as superhuman.

You need to see how people started collecting my phone number. I mean people I don't know. Men were leaving their drinks and coming to our table to ask for my phone number.

"sir please help me, nairabet has eaten all my money. Please help me give me games let me also win. " Someone I have never met just came to ask me to help him when he heard us celebrating the money I won

That night people were just calling me, Bros/ oga/ sir, don't forget us, give us games.

It was weird.

let one big "Miracle" happen in a church, all of a sudden that church becomes the Church were God is. People start rushing there and begging to be helped, begging to get a miracle also.

[size=32pt] The big problem is people don't ask questions! They don't know the details of the "miracle" [/size]

People did not even know the details of the bet I played!

I played those 2 tickets with 50,000 naira each!
They must have thought I played with N100 or N1,000

That is just one secret.

The second secret?
(Now I don't care if you believe me or not) I had spent 700,000 betting on the EURO 2016 and I lost all the money!

I did not tell a single soul, I have NEVER told anyone. It was my worst secret.
All thanks to the secrecy of online betting and ease of crediting your betting account with atm.

It was terrible 700,000 gone within the month of EURO2016 just like that.

I kept thinking of the things I could have done with the money instead of betting

These people did not know I was rejoicing because I had recovered my terrible lose.

[size=25pt] TESTIMONIES ARE MOSTLY GLORIFIED LIES
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Yes you read that right.

"Praise God I got admission I did not deserve" he won't tell you he was the VC's candidate and they helped him. He won't tell you how he and his mum were kneeling down to beg the VC to help them.

"Praise God I got a job I did not qualify for!" She won't tell you how she slept with the CEO to get the job.


"Praise God I got healed of HIV" he won't tell you he was misdiagnosed and was given a wrong result.

"Praise God I got a child after 20 years of barrenness" they won't tell you how they traveled out to meet a specialist for artificial insemination or other medical solutions the specialist applied.
Even an athlete that uses performance enhancing drugs would dedicate the Gold medal to GOD.



More on what happened next...

frubben:



Eh bros ooo, u said earlier that ur contract don't alway come always, wait ooo the one contract you get before another come na oil well u get, may u dey play game 200,000, 50,000, and so on?

Well am following this uR story lik fly dey follow shit. Our next update

HardMirror:
In life you can get lucky. It happens. It does not prove that it's the prayers that worked.

In life good and bad happens to us all. We get fortunate, sometimes we are unfortunate.

It does not matter the religion you practice, it does not matter if you don't even have a religion. Good can happen to anybody.

I have seen where an eight year old boy won 1million naira plus on bet9ja and he did not even research the games he just picked them at random.

You see people who are super rich and successful who don't even believe in God.

So you want to be a millionaire, Must you gamble to become a millionaire?

I will be back in a minute, let's talk reality perhaps someone will sit up and face life squarely after reading my next post.

yorhmienerd:
The OP never stop to amaze me, athiest are . . .

frubben:


U gat to agree with me that he made some valid point to put into consideration

knowyaself2:


Their experiences are not real. In the astral, you attract stuff in accordance to your belief system. Same happens in near death experiences. Indoctrination/fear is powerful and takes a lot of efforts to disabuse the affected mind. Check the background of those that share these experiences and you would see that they are associated with Christianity in one way or the other.

knowyaself2:


Their experiences are not real. In the astral, you attract stuff in accordance to your belief system. Same happens in near death experiences. Indoctrination/fear is powerful and takes a lot of efforts to disabuse the affected mind. Check the background of those that share these experiences and you would see that they are associated with Christianity in one way or the other.

Edelweiss44:




Guy, go and die first, then come back to life before you start typing these THRASH above! You've never died clinically before, and yet you want to come and speak nonsense philosophical grammar to discredit the experiences of those who have?? I pity you and your occult guru who has been deceived by the devil, and is now being used to deceive you and others.

Edelweiss44:




Guy, go and die first, then come back to life before you start typing these THRASH above! You've never died clinically before, and yet you want to come and speak nonsense philosophical grammar to discredit the experiences of those who have?? I pity you and your occult guru who has been deceived by the devil, and is now being used to deceive you and others.

EyeHateGod:

[b]Death is the termination of all biological functions that sustain an organism.

The concept and symptoms of death, and varying degrees of delicacy used in discussion in public forums, have generated numerous scientific, legal, and socially acceptable terms or euphemisms for death. When a person has died, it is also said they have passed away, passed on, expired, or are gone, among numerous other socially accepted, religiously specific, slang, and irreverent terms. Bereft of life, the dead person is then a corpse, cadaver, a body, a set of remains, and when all flesh has rotted away, a skeleton. The terms carrion and carcass can also be used, though these more often connote the remains of non-human animals. As a polite reference to a dead person, it has become common practice to use the participle form of "decease", as in the deceased; another noun form is decedent. The ashes left after a cremation are sometimes referred to by the neologism cremains, a portmanteau of "cremation" and "remains".[/b]

knowyaself2:


Their experiences are not real. In the astral, you attract stuff in accordance to your belief system. Same happens in near death experiences. Indoctrination/fear is powerful and takes a lot of efforts to disabuse the affected mind. Check the background of those that share these experiences and you would see that they are associated with Christianity in one way or the other.

knowyaself2:


Their experiences are not real. In the astral, you attract stuff in accordance to your belief system. Same happens in near death experiences. Indoctrination/fear is powerful and takes a lot of efforts to disabuse the affected mind. Check the background of those that share these experiences and you would see that they are associated with Christianity in one way or the other.

EyeHateGod:

[b]Death is the termination of all biological functions that sustain an organism.

The concept and symptoms of death, and varying degrees of delicacy used in discussion in public forums, have generated numerous scientific, legal, and socially acceptable terms or euphemisms for death. When a person has died, it is also said they have passed away, passed on, expired, or are gone, among numerous other socially accepted, religiously specific, slang, and irreverent terms. Bereft of life, the dead person is then a corpse, cadaver, a body, a set of remains, and when all flesh has rotted away, a skeleton. The terms carrion and carcass can also be used, though these more often connote the remains of non-human animals. As a polite reference to a dead person, it has become common practice to use the participle form of "decease", as in the deceased; another noun form is decedent. The ashes left after a cremation are sometimes referred to by the neologism cremains, a portmanteau of "cremation" and "remains".[/b]

Edelweiss44:



Can you see how wise you think you are? You have never experienced death, but you know so much about the subject to discredit the experiences of those who have experienced it and are miraculously alive again to tell their experience. You are too wise and full of knowledge!!!

Edelweiss44:



Guy, go and die clinically first, then come back to life before typing these philosophical thrash above to discredit people who have died and knew what they saw that all tally with what the bible describes life after death to be.
I just pity you and your occult guru who has taught you all those astral deceptions you are talking about. Do I deny the existence of occult powers and the astral travels you are referring to? Absolutely not! But are they what they appear to be to humans involved in the occult like you? Certainly no! Go and ask several former occult grandmaster who are now born again after spending years involved in the occult, and they will tell you more about what you think you know now, and also tell you about their encounters with Jesus that made them come out of the occult world where the devil had sold the highest form of deception to them.

EyeHateGod:

And How Did U know Those people died? Do u know what lack of Oxygen does to a person?

EyeHateGod:

And How Did U know Those people died? Do u know what lack of Oxygen does to a person?

Chrisrare:
As an ex punter, i can very much relate with wot dis op is saying. I lost a lot of money betting, but good thing i wised up and ran away frm it. Betting is one of d worse things any one can engage in dis life. I pity those who r still betting.

frubben:
I must confess, he made a lot of solid point. Am a believer and a strong and mature one at that but some of my fellow believers are just too lazy and just want everything without working thereby switching off their brain.
Because of the way nigeria christian behave they have produce more atheist than born again.