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Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis
It's nothing new - he conveniently misrepresents his results, as seen in his opening post of this thread:
He didn't have even close to 33% roi, yet took the time to try and make the case that he does it EVERY week of the year, hence the comparison to some 52 week fictious stock market average, or whatever a "like" week is supposed to mean. Regardless I counted 124.00 worth of bets yesterday prior to his clever editing.
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In The Spotlight statistics:
Todays wagers: $44 bet, $144.00 return.
Total called wagers to date:$530 bet, $714.80 return. (+$184.80). Profit margin on all wagers=33%. Make that 35%.
Overall WPS record: 16 starts, 4-1-5. Mythical $2 Win on each= $32 bet, $42.00 return. Profit margin on wagers= 23%.
In reference to the above statistics You got your mouthy @ss whipped by my In The Spotlight thread and you just can't choke it down Elmoelvis.
But as I refigured, you are right about the profit % being wrong. It was not 33%, but indeed the tally was an even higher at a 35% profit margin of on all wagers.
You obviously disappointed your math teachers, so allow me to help your feeble mind Elmo...
$530 divided by 3 = $170 = 33.3% of $530., A third of any number (divide by 3) = 33.3%. So I was $14 above 33% line, making the final tally for my
In The Spotlight thread a 35% profit margin on called wagers.
Now get lost Elmo...oh I forgot, you already have/are lost.
Dr. SwineSmeller.