$3,000 it is.
Dink said the service runs from February 1 through the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Expectations are to profit between 25 and 30 units.
$3,000 it is.
Dink said the service runs from February 1 through the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Expectations are to profit between 25 and 30 units.
only a square would pay for a tout.
actually its the opposite, all my customers are sharp.
many here VD, but cant say
I love Dink but his decision to sell selections is curious.
I have a healthy distaste for the sports advisory business and seeing Dink in the same pool as Jim Feist, Wayne Root, Ray Palmer, etc. is disturbing.
I guess if Edward Golden (Right Angle Sports) sells college basketball plays and people respect him, then Dink is allowed to sell winning NHL plays and not lose the tremendous respect he's enjoyed from the sports gambling fraternity.
I'm conflicted.
actually its the opposite, all my customers are sharp.
I love Dink but his decision to sell selections is curious.
I have a healthy distaste for the sports advisory business and seeing Dink in the same pool as Jim Feist, Wayne Root, Ray Palmer, etc. is disturbing.
Is that a real figure?
Probably Bernie/Marty. OSU likes to pay for info, too.
It was a pleasure tracking Dink, and he owes me nothing, but I appreciate the sentiment, Silver.:cheersMunson better have dink's picks for free. After all he's the one who documented them.
I swear I remember Dink saying he would never go tout....railbird might be fuckign with everyone here...
I love Dink but his decision to sell selections is curious.
I have a healthy distaste for the sports advisory business and seeing Dink in the same pool as Jim Feist, Wayne Root, Ray Palmer, etc. is disturbing.
I guess if Edward Golden (Right Angle Sports) sells college basketball plays and people respect him, then Dink is allowed to sell winning NHL plays and not lose the tremendous respect he's enjoyed from the sports gambling fraternity.
I'm conflicted.
he very well may have said that and simply changed his mind.