Chickadee

I don't have one anymore either.

IN:btj

Looks good thanks for the contest guys!

A.T.B. R.I.P.

In for RD 3 Pretty sure the 2nd last question should be KC -3.5, think i read +3.5 there

Maybe they can hire Gilsan to be co-mod with Kelly now that a position has opened up

Only at SBR to bust mgnt balls

-I would like to be able to see the page #s for the thread I click on specific thread i.e. 1, 2....., X ( X being the last thread page) under the thread titles. That goes for the main forum index where you see the topic thread titles, and in navigating inside the specific topic threads. - Inside threads to go to specific pages I have to click on the arrow navigation (which is fine) but since i've displayed 40 posts per page (in my user settings) a thread might be listed as having 5 pages but in reality it's only 4 pages with 40 posts per page displayed. So often I'm clicking on page 5 of a 5 page thread using the arrow navigation but it doesn't exist with my settings in place. It seems the vbulletin software is out of sync with this change for displaying the threads. It's nothing major but quite annoying when navigating the forum and sometimes causes problems.

Building sheets basically means building a stable of punters that are signed up through your links. Usually the deal is CPA or revenue share or some combination of both. If you get big enough you can work out special deals and get paid for advertising too. It's no secret why juice free is used but I would be hard pressed to find a book manager that wouldn't want that same soft action getting run through their books at -110.

I know some guys use it but if I owned a forum that wanted to build sheets I wouldn't allow it. Besides the people who don't have the money to post up it's just wasted opportunity on TGFs part.

No BTJ cigar? :mad:

Unless you're a professional gambler (at which point i'd assume the whole question should be answered by yourself) the whole bankroll thing is a misnomer. The money you have to bet simply should be money you can afford to lose for everyone else. So whatever system regulating bet amounts is arbitrary unless you're just looking to extend the life of it whereby something like 1%/BR would be a good rule to follow. If people want to follow strict BR guidelines it's fine, but realistically there's no point implemending a system for most people since they're not pros. In fact I think it would be better for some just to go 5%/20%+ (or whatever their pain threshold can handle) as flat betting something like $50 a game over the long haul would be like water torture for 99% of people.

Secondary domain market.

Someone is trying to phish brock for passwords. Maybe they collect accounts with negative balances?

I would like this one http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v283/DiddlySquat/Simpsons%20Screencaps/pringfield.jpg

The forum looks good on such a fast turnaround, and it works!

Ding ding ding!