Two Weeks No Pool...Feel Good

Johnnyt

Burn all jump cues
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I was looking for another hobby so I wasn't playing pool everyday and I feel better for it and don't really miss it much. I was going to get back into Greyhound racing again. When I sold my Greyhound business 11 years ago I saw the writing on the wall and got a great price for it. With all the state lotteries, casinos, no young people coming to the tracks to bet and of coarse PETA. PETA is a love/hare thing with me. Although they did help stop the over breeding and putting the pups and dogs down that were finished as racers and pups that couldn't make a track...which was really needed, they made the whole Greyhound industry look bad. There were a few bad apple breeders and kennel operators that gave the whole industry a bad name. 95% of them were good. They did clean up the industry, but killed all the tracks as well.

Most of my old contacts, the breeders, kennel operators, and trainers I use to deal with are dead or out of the business and most of the tax loopholes have been closed. So I went back to online betting them. My tech friend set up my office again with two computers and two monitors, with a big screen on the wall. I bet between 100 and 150 races a day and watch most of the races I bet. Iam $1360 to the good the first 6 days. It's fun now but I know it will get like a job soon and I'll be uncovering the table again. Johnnyt
 
I used to go to the dog track in West Memphis is was a lot of fun i always trusted betting on dogs more than horses no jockeys to hold back like the horses
 
I used to go to the dog track in West Memphis is was a lot of fun i always trusted betting on dogs more than horses no jockeys to hold back like the horses

You have to be careful when betting at small dog tracks, as you do at small horse tracks. There is no money to be made for the trainer/kennel there unless you bet on almost a sure thing. There are ways. Johnnyt.
 
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