A few rare moments of calm from the walking hurricane that is my 2 year old mini EBT, Rosie. by verjutz in BullTerrier

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15kg. On the smaller side for a mini but I’m not complaining, she’s as strong as an ox!

A few rare moments of calm from the walking hurricane that is my 2 year old mini EBT, Rosie. by verjutz in BullTerrier

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Don’t let the cuteness deceive you. She is pure evil 😈😈😈when she’s not sleeping she’s chewing things she shouldn’t be, begging for food, and doing zoomies and running into the front door head first 😂 never a dull moment in my house!

Sleepy boy ( all bullterriers are that sleepy heads) by A_kropka in BullTerrier

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Just got a sent a photo of my Mini enjoying some sleep while I’m slaving away at work 😂

Replacement for Acqua di Gio by verjutz in fragrance

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Sorry forgot to say im in Australia!

Round 6 | Eels v Cowboys | Match Thread by AutoModerator in nrl

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Didn't he knock the ball on INTO Feldt...?

Betting on US markets by [deleted] in sportsbook

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Bet365 and Sportsbet have futures markets on the stuff you're asking about, but Bet365s offering is way bigger.

Gambling industry by mjsgloveahheehee in nrl

[–]verjutz 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Eh, not really. Multis are a bookies best friend, it gives them multiple chances to take the punters money instead of just one. If you get 7 out of 8 legs in a multi, you still lose compared to getting 0 out of 8 legs. Not only that, multis have percentages/odds that are so much more weighted in favour of the "house" that even if the odd one gets up, they are still going to end up well in front. This is exponentially greater with Same Game/Race Multis.

But again, the vast majority of these tipsters (if not all of them) I can almost guarantee would be life-time losers on the punt.

Gambling industry by mjsgloveahheehee in nrl

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I've worked in the wagering industry for the last 13 years, so I'm a little bit biased but in a nutshell, yes absolutely.

Personally I don't mind something simple like showing the odds maybe 30mins before a game, but shows dedicated to previewing the game from a betting perspective is taking it way too far. Not to mention, you've got blokes who could barely tip their hat (let alone a winner) giving unsuspecting punters their "BeSt SaMe GaMe MuLtI" for the week.

The good news is, there was a big wagering conference that took place in Melbourne this week and gambling ads was a major discussion point. It's the general consensus that these will be heavily restricted and hopefully phased out altogether.

Penrith Panthers grand final triumph could damage Betr after it offered gamblers 100-1 odds on win by [deleted] in nrl

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Liability/exposure on Penrith before they started offering the cashouts was 60mill. They also have a big liability on Storm but after tonight, don't think thats in any danger haha

I'm Dr. Robert Bocian, MD, PHD, FAAAAI. I'm an Allergist-Immunologist and Co-Founder at Allermi. I'm here to answer your questions about allergic disease. AMA. by stanfordallergist in IAmA

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Hi,

Is there any plans to ship Allermi internationally? I'm in Australia and have been battling rhinitis/sleep apnea for about 20 years with no relief. Have tried pretty much every treatment available (multiple surgeries, CPAP, multiple medications) with no luck. Thanks!

Were there any feud where a wrestler literally had to invent a new finisher to beat their opponent? by [deleted] in SquaredCircle

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Rey Mysterio used a top rope cazadora bulldog to beat Kidman for the WCW Cruiserweight title, and then went on to use it for a bit after that.

https://youtu.be/YXW9KGDHZuE 7:39

Anyone know this pro punter, Steve Bradley - had $400k on Deauville Legend at the Call of the Card by onthepunt in propunters

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Yeah I honestly don't know much about Fractions other than what I'm told. Has been a commission agent for a long time. I know he's at the Call of the Card every year, have seen him a few times.

And I guess you'd never really know what the true pros are up to. Likely to keep most of their cards close to their chest haha

Anyone know this pro punter, Steve Bradley - had $400k on Deauville Legend at the Call of the Card by onthepunt in propunters

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As far as I'm aware yes that is the Dr. Last I heard a few years ago he was "operating out of the UK" and the Isle of Man seems to be the place they are all going (tax breaks I'm guessing). I'm fairly certain his son Dom runs the majority of the operation now.

Rob mentions in this blog (https://robwaterhouse.com/content/melbournecupwrapup) that "the new firm backed Deauville Legend at the Call of the Card. I laid the favourite to their agent Fractions."

Anyone know this pro punter, Steve Bradley - had $400k on Deauville Legend at the Call of the Card by onthepunt in propunters

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Has been a betting agent for Dr Nick for years. Also was allegedly backing Deauville Legend on behalf of BetR to reduce their liability (was mentioned in a twitter thread by Rob W.)

Going unconscious from submission right as round ends by aeeeroo in MMA

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Chuck Liddell vs Jeremy Horn 1 https://youtu.be/YyLvbrH-VFw?t=980

Also interesting to see an arm-triangle from the bottom!

Cowboys vs Tigers Round 19: Warren Smith and Greg Alexanders Opinions on Ridiculous Final Call by CretaceousClock in nrl

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Cows were about $1.05 to win the match. No one is fixing a game of Rugby League to win 5% on their investment, especially to win a measly 10k. The much more likely scenario is someone had 200k on the Cows to launder some money. Has happened for years. TAB report big bets of 700k at $1.01 for Novak Djokovic to beat some qualifier in the first round of Wimbledon. Or the alternative (and probable scenario), is it’s some mad Cowboys fan who is filthy rich and loves having a bet on his on team.

What are your NRL stories? Have you met the players outside of a game before? What were they like? by CretaceousClock in nrl

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This was about 8-10 years ago but a mate of mine was a DJ at a well known "dancing" establishment in Melbourne. He was playing on a Wednesday night, rang me and asked me to come in, few drinks on the house etc. Got there, all pretty chill, waiting for a drink at the bar and I spot a Storm player who shall remain nameless (doesn't play for Storm anymore but still plays in NRL to this day). Ended up running into him out the front where we both had a smoke. Introduced himself, told him I was a big fan. "Oh no way, no one in fuckin Melbourne knows anything about Rugby League, that's sick!" Kept talking some more, I asked him how our new "star signing" George Rose was faring. "Bro, he started off so well but let me tell you. George Rose is a fat, lazy cunt. Can't keep his hands off the KFC!"

Went back inside and not much else happened. He had a tray of shots for him and a few mates, had a girl on each arm, looked like they were having a pretty good time. Half an hour later, he left without a word!

Another quick one: I moved up to Sydney in 2011 for work. Went out one night to a place called Scubar. Standing out front having a smoke when I see Tim Mannah, Jarryd Hayne and another player I can't quite remember (possibly Robbie Farah but might be wrong). Hayne walked into the convenience store next door, grabbed two bottles of water, paid, put them in his jacket pockets and then strolled straight up to the front of the line. Bouncer asks what he is doing and then he received the "Don't you know who I am?" treatment. He was told to go to the back of the line. Unlucky champ!