Credit cards?

My bankroll has taken a serious hit over the last couple weeks. I'm talking 2 standard deviations below expectation.

Perhaps I've been overbetting a little, but I can take it. Here's my question:

If I take out $20,000 or so from my credit card, can I pay it off with another credit and then keep the cycle going for a few months until I win my money back?

Yeah, that sounds silly and/or risky. I can take it. I keep on getting ridiculous credit card offers and I feel like I should get three or four credit cards and see if they can bankroll my blackjack for a few months. Many cards offer deals that I can take advantage of.

Any of you have experience with this? Any schemes you can let me in on? It's always been a dream of mine to rip off several credit card companies before retiring early in a third-world country (I like the third world!).

A good way to build BR is by playing online bonuses. That is what I am currently doing. The earn online can be over 70/Hr. Of course it slows down etc, but its a good way to make some extra cash.

Why live within mundane limits? Are you held back because you were born with nothing and still have it? Real men break these trivial bonds!! Show the world what you're made of!! Yes my friends, you, yes YOU, can live the life that lesser souls only dream about!!

No money? Well, screw that!! I know where there's PLENTY of money!! Willie Sutton's got nothing on us!! We just apply, apply, apply until every bank on the continent throws open their vault doors for us!! We'll get our mailbox filled with those little check booklets and IT'S OFF TO THE RACES!!!

So, spending is encouraged today, is it? The patriotic thing the guys in Washington explained, hey! Well, we'll show them whose red, white and blue! We'll revive the frigging global economy so's their heads spin! We'll redefine the entire concept of splurge!

I mean, I'm always glad to step up to the plate and help out best I can. I'm just that way: all heart, always thinking of the other guy, a real team player.

That's me alright: Helpful Igor! Now, where do I sign?

Then at least when you lose, the interest you pay is tax deductible!

Best Regards,
Crackerjack

turn your old lady out for a few nights at a Nevada bordello. That way the ho can get the action she needs and you can get the bankroll for the action you need.

Before you go mortgaging your house or credit rating, check to see why you've experienced a 2 sigma swing to the left. Are you playing marginal games? Are you playing sh*tty games? Are you overbetting? Are you being cheated? Are you gambling? How much of an advantage are you playing with?

Answer these types of questions first. No amount of credit will help you if all you're going to do is to feed it back into the casinos. Do your research and look up the numbers. The zero % APR credit cards are few and far between and even the lowest rates are more expensive than what you could make at BJ. The variance in BJ is incredibly high. The interest payments on credit cards has a variance of zero.

Playing a winning game of blackjack requires more than counting down a deck.

Plover

The problem is, once you get a cash advance on a credit card the intrest accures immediately not to mention the fee of 2% they will charge.

So, if your theory was pay off cash advance in 30 days w/o ever paying interest, it wont work.

... fortify the BR with VBR (virtual BR), just be careful - using VBR component the overall BR is bigger therfore you can bet a smaller fraction of Kelly. G

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