Jon said:
Just explain to me again with threads on the PA forum that hand hold you through making either £300 a month part time or £1000 a month you are at -£8.56 for the month of Jan...
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- Not hitting any (or very few...) acca/horse refunds so you just absorb the qualifying losses - even "mere pennies" add up.
- As above, for the specific events that need to happen for football refunds.
- Total of all qualifying losses taken from mug bets.
- Not having the time to put into it, maybe just an hour on a Saturday morning etc.
- Making losses on casino offers; those £10 or £20 punts on offers add up if variance isn't on your side. We often see people comment that they're £40-£50+ down from offers that involve doing x amount of spins for x amount of free spins.
- Not having done the sign-ups for all the bookies therefore not being able to do those particular reload offers.
- Being gubbed for particular bookies therefore not being able to do those particular reload offers.
- Making a mistake and incurring a loss.
- Not being able to follow these threads on PA for multiple reasons; gubbed/restricted on half of the bookies they list offers for, unable to do the daily bets due to being at work or for fear of being gubbed, not gaining any profit from the casino offers.
- At the end of the month you minus your subscription fees for whatever service you use.
Bad months happen. If you're unlucky and manage to incur a handful of those mentioned above then the profits can dwindle. SHRUG.
[member=2116]MuckleMaker[/member] At least next week we're in February and you can start again afresh! A little break might do you good though, like you said. Getting into a slump is really demotivating, I know
hope you're feeling more energised about it soon!