Frequently Asked Questions

  • A risk you take only after doing your homework. It means you’ve looked at the potential downsides and upsides, thought about the probabilities, and decided it’s a risk worth taking. In other words, it’s not a blind gamble. It’s a risk you’re comfortable with because you’ve done the prep work.

  • Risks open the door to growth and new opportunities. Without taking risks, we limit our potential and miss out on achieving great things.

  • I left my corporate job in 2021 after 13 years, and haven’t looked back since.

  • My entire adult life. I started as a phone clerk at BetUS in 2003. Since then I’ve consulted for a few private offshore sportsbooks, and worked as an oddsmaker at Proline for 13 years.

Sports Betting

  • Yes! As long as you have patience, discipline and understand that it’s all about finding value in the odds. It’s NOT about how much you know about sports.

  • Betting on all outcomes of a game using different sportsbooks to guarantee a small profit no matter who wins. I have a FREE arbitrage guide here.

    • Pinnacle. Why? They have the best odds and are the only sportsbook on planet earth that won’t restrict winners in any shape or form.

    • Unfortunately, Pinnacle doesn’t provide service to a lot of countries. The workaround for that is: Bet105. They are Pinnacle but without the geo restrictions. They also don’t ask for KYC documentation :)

  • In 2023 & 2024 I played at 45 different sportsbooks. I have a write-up about all of them located here.

  • I have a section for that right here.

  • PPH stands for Pay Per Head. These are unregulated websites used by local bookies. Instead of blowing up the bookie’s cell phone to place bets, they’ll give you a log-in at a PPH website. Pay Per Head means the bookies pay the website a flat amount per customer that uses the website.

Crypto/DeFi

  • 1) Keep an eye on my conent. My plan is to share everything I know.

    2) I have a Free step by step guide located here.

  • Bitcoin is basically digital gold. It’s an online form of money that no government or bank controls. You can spend it like money or hold onto it as an (speculative) investment.

  • Ethereum is a supercharged version of digital money. You can spend it like cash, and it’s also a platform where people can create and run apps.

  • Think of stablecoins as digital dollars you can use inside the crypto world. The two most popular stablecoins are USDC & USDT. Both ALWAYS trade 1:1 with the US dollar.

  • DeFi (short for “Decentralized Finance”) is a system that lets people use financial services - like lending, borrowing, earning interest, or trading-without banks or middlemen, by using blockchain technology and smart contracts.

  • CEX stands for Centralized Exchange. These are crypto exchanges run by companies like Coinbase, Kraken & Binance.

  • In 2025, Coinbase is probably the most popular. Just remember, centralized exchanges hold your coins for you. “Not your keys, not your coins.” If the exchange gets hacked, you could lose everything. It happened to me twice. Bitfinex (they made a documentary about it) & Gatecoin

  • DEX stands for Decentralized Exchange. Think of a DEX as a person-to-person version of Coinbase. No company, no banks, no middlemen.

  • I use LlamaSwap. Why? It automatically shops around at a bunch of decentralized exchanges for the best prices for my trades.