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A couple of questions.
- At what point do you guys start taking your profits? Specifically, do you just leave the profits to accumulate to £500, £1000, £2000 and then use that as your bank with all future profits supplementing your monthly income or going towards whatever project you have going or do you take a percentage of your profits from month 1 and use that to supplement your income. I guess the crux of what I'm asking for is how big a bank do you need to maintain on a day to day basis (leaving aside big events like Cheltenham where you might what to increase it for that week).
- When you sign up for a new bookie there is almost always a marketing preference question. As a general rule I opt out of all communications because I don't want my details passed on to 3rd parties and don't want regular "spam" updates from the company I'm signing up with. The question is, if I select the no communication options - will this mean I miss reload offers or new offers targetted at me?
Thanks in advance.
- At what point do you guys start taking your profits? Specifically, do you just leave the profits to accumulate to £500, £1000, £2000 and then use that as your bank with all future profits supplementing your monthly income or going towards whatever project you have going or do you take a percentage of your profits from month 1 and use that to supplement your income. I guess the crux of what I'm asking for is how big a bank do you need to maintain on a day to day basis (leaving aside big events like Cheltenham where you might what to increase it for that week).
- When you sign up for a new bookie there is almost always a marketing preference question. As a general rule I opt out of all communications because I don't want my details passed on to 3rd parties and don't want regular "spam" updates from the company I'm signing up with. The question is, if I select the no communication options - will this mean I miss reload offers or new offers targetted at me?
Thanks in advance.