Originally Posted by
Broken Gnome
It's not so much the ads for me, it's the 'tipsters' that are showing off their profits over recent spells. That's winnings that you were never involved in, the temptation is there to jump on the bandwagon, yet naturally the luck is about to turn and it's going to be loss after loss after loss...
Should really just chuck Twitter. Lots of great advice on there, but it ties into those gut v logic decisions that the Guardian article hints at, and for all the will in the world you're going to get those decisions wrong the majority of the time.