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Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage
Really? What if he only lost 3-5% on his own personal bets? Would you still consider that he didn't know anything?
Being a 3-5% loser is heads and tails above probably 90+% of the people out there who play this game.
Would he qualify then to be on television and also know something?
He wouldn't be good enough to make a living solely though wagering, but he'd certainly be good enough to be on television hosting a race show.
And why can't he do both? What if he is a 2-5% winner? Why wouldn't he want to both be able to wager and be on television? Whose to say both aren't very doable? I doubt they dissuade people from betting while working as a TV host at TVG...
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if that guy only lost 10% of what he bet i would gladly donate $500 for the next pace advantage contest instead of the $50 i usually give.
