Hardlife:
were you addicted to virtual before?

zionmde:
next time u are tempted to play virtual,
go with empty pocket, take a pen and paper, forecast games and write the amount u wish to bet, keep writing ur winnings and ur loss. At the end of the day, do a check and balance on how much u could have lost if u came out with money.
try that for 1week, u will be thanking God from saving u from staking ur money

ednut1:
Betting is evil.

ijeshaboy:
Have just Broke up with bad investment called cryptocurency millions of naira gone, but i have decide to move on.

Albinoflash:
Have never been able to say how much,or what i have really suffered in virtual,but i still havent seen my match.sometimes am surprise am still alive

zionmde:
next time u are tempted to play virtual,
go with empty pocket, take a pen and paper, forecast games and write the amount u wish to bet, keep writing ur winnings and ur loss. At the end of the day, do a check and balance on how much u could have lost if u came out with money.
try that for 1week, u will be thanking God from saving u from staking ur money

Kenturkey048:
seriously..i wonder why people act irrationally qnd yet do the blame game.

Greenarrow01:
Good morning, folks
First of all, don't mind the English, be more concerned with the message I am trying to pass across.

Base on a front page topic this morning, I decided to share my experience and I hope one or two will learn from it.

My sincere apologies to my dad(a nairalander) bae and all my friends who are nairalanders and may see this

I was a good gentle man full of business ideas and a good dreamer before I met virtual.  I was (am) good with stuffs.. was a reader.. I know a lot of stuffs about history, about religion, about politics, about technology and whole lots of stuffs.  my mates could attest to the fact that I was super intelligent. And in vogue.   my mechanic dad nd trader mum had high hopes.. been the first to get admitted into a university in my extended family (paternal).
I made friends and the my future looked promising..
Got admission into the university 2012.




 2015, I started gambling.. after I failed to convince my friends to allow us to be the first set of people to open a virtual shop in my city then.
I did something crazy then.. got a winning formula I discovered and used then, i didn't tell anyone while playing real games.. until 1960bet packed up.. so i forayed into virtual. Spent all my savings and pocket money on virtual..

freshaboki:


You should count yourself lucky. At least u got a grip of ur life earlier enough. I am 10 years older than you in age and I had a similar experience. I just got a grip of myself. U will sow greater than u ever imagined. All the best!

einsteine:



It's not a sham. It's a speculation on the future. The problem is, a lot of people invest in cryptocurrencies expecting the stability of a real world business that provides goods and services to customers. But, it's not a business, it's a speculation. You can lose everything or make 100x your investment.

Greenarrow01:





Thanks
I wanna go back to school next year...
I still have a semester left.. is it possible?
I left about 2 years or so ago

ponti93:
Na to just open sports betting company jare

stagger:
Sports betting is not for the faint hearted. I use maximum of N6,000 in a month for it, which is less than what I use to fuel my car in 4 days of continuous driving. In other words, I actually pay more for DSTV and Internet airtime than I spend on sports betting. As it is, I have not placed a single bet on the World Cup after the group stages. I do not take unnecessary chances. Due to my compounding chart which I use, I never try to win millions with N100 or N200. It is a recipe for disaster.

Run away from accumulator bets and run away from virtuals. VIRTUALS ARE THE EQUIVALENT OF MATCH-FIXED REAL-LIFE GAMES. When the referee, officials and certain players have been paid off the way Juventus used to do it in the 90s and 2000s, you can never win no matter what. That is how virtuals are.

Thank God I never dabbled into these things in my younger years. I only started when I had reached a stage where I can control my emotions on several matters.

ijeshaboy:
Have just Broke up with bad investment called cryptocurency millions of naira gone, but i have decide to move on.

stagger:
Sports betting is not for the faint hearted. I use maximum of N6,000 in a month for it, which is less than what I use to fuel my car in 4 days of continuous driving. In other words, I actually pay more for DSTV and Internet airtime than I spend on sports betting. As it is, I have not placed a single bet on the World Cup after the group stages. I do not take unnecessary chances. Due to my compounding chart which I use, I never try to win millions with N100 or N200. It is a recipe for disaster.

Run away from accumulator bets and run away from virtuals. VIRTUALS ARE THE EQUIVALENT OF MATCH-FIXED REAL-LIFE GAMES. When the referee, officials and certain players have been paid off the way Juventus used to do it in the 90s and 2000s, you can never win no matter what. That is how virtuals are.

Thank God I never dabbled into these things in my younger years. I only started when I had reached a stage where I can control my emotions on several matters.

DonPikko:
Viking007 oya come and learn

Greenarrow01:
Thanks
I wanna go back to school next year...
I still have a semester left.. is it possible?
I left about 2 years or so ago

Greenarrow01:




Thanks so much.. how long do you think this will take.. and i attended a state university.

I wanna resume next year. It will be 4 years after I left the university with no letter leave of absence or whatsoever

teamv:
I make a minimum of 200k monthly from sport bet so it depends on how you play

teamv:
I make a minimum of 200k monthly from sport bet so it depends on how you play