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[Spaces.msn.com] Sports Betting: Sports betting, morality and the "problem" posts - it keeps coming up, doesn't it?  The concern for one's fellow man is all well and good, but before you tell someone they have a sports betting problem, do yourself a favor and do some thinking about the difference between spending a couple of hours each day pursuing a challenging hobby with some risk/reward potential (think rock-climbing...or research-based sports betting), versus sitting in front of a mind-numbing Nintendo.  I don't play games.  I bet them.  And I win (on balance).  That's not a problem; it's almost a career.  If I spend the same amount of time on stock picking/analysis (which to be fair I probably do), you might think of me as a respectable wall-streeter (which I have been at various times).  Believe me - betting P2P is a much cleaner and fairer pursuit for all involved than trading stocks for a living.  At least with sports you get all the information everyone else does!

[Spaces.msn.com] Blog: Sports betting, morality and the "problem" posts - it keeps coming up, doesn't it?  The concern for one's fellow man is all well and good, but before you tell someone they have a sports betting problem, do yourself a favor and do some thinking about the difference between spending a couple of hours each day pursuing a challenging hobby with some risk/reward potential (think rock-climbing...or research-based sports betting), versus sitting in front of a mind-numbing Nintendo.  I don't play games.  I bet them.  And I win (on balance).  That's not a problem; it's almost a career.  If I spend the same amount of time on stock picking/analysis (which to be fair I probably do), you might think of me as a respectable wall-streeter (which I have been at various times).  Believe me - betting P2P is a much cleaner and fairer pursuit for all involved than trading stocks for a living.  At least with sports you get all the information everyone else does!

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