not going to change my tune like half the other pricks itt. i was rooting for you and still think you are the man so woteva <3

very valiant effort. props to manning up early aswell and not dragging people along thinking you are still able to play. grinding is super stressful especially when you have such a high goal. great try man. at least your prop bet wasnt a shameless scam like someone else's. keep up the hard work and youll get that 25k back in no time imo. pz.

im sending out what you paid first, then what you won. I want to make sure I'm not paying out of my own pocket. Please quit messaging me people and realize I'm working on it!

gg u were in a tough spot timing wise. Its tough to follow 2 winning prop bets because the bettors have higher expectations than before the other prop bets.

gg man.

You are a prop betting fish though.

crash, i fail to see what completedonk has to do with this prop bet =)

ryanmack91 stars thanks

ok i sent to everyone, some people didnt get all because i dont want security on my ass.

What I don't get is all the GJ, way to go man, awsome buddie etc etc etc from 2p2. Like I know he tried and lost but he GAVE UP with LOTS OF TIME TO GO so i think saying great job, your a beast, good try, is dumb as hell, but thats just me, considering how quickly he gave up etc etc.

If its just "being nice" and im missing that part of the brain cuz im an ******* fair enough, but its annoying me cuz personally I think the last thing he did is try hard (he had over 100k motivating him to "try hard") I think he gave up at the first sign of this bet being as tough as it obviously is and then quickly threw in the towel, that to me hardly trying hard.


cliffs:
i'm a dick

somebody has a case of the sundays obv lol

playing 16 hrs a day when you arent accustomed to it (even when you are, im sure) under the kind of heat he's under right now could very possibly destroy both his game and his bankroll. there's no good reason to try and prolong it when he can just throw in the towel and rebuild rather than do irreperable damage

Agreed totally. But don't tell me he tried HARD and gave it a good run is the base of my point. I'm not saying its wrong to give up, I'm saying its wrong to praise this effort. imo of course

i dont know how hard he tried. i do know he wasn't up for the challenge (possibly nobody is) and he realized that before he ****ed things up for real

I have to agree with Greensmoke.
Yeh it was hard. But that's like saying you prop to climb Mt Everest, then when you rock up, you think omg its fkn huge. You climb 1/4 of the way in 1/3 of the allocated time. You fall behind schedule, and decide to abandon the climb and call the rescue helicopter!! Fark me, but how is that respectable?
Respectable is someone who gets to the summit taking maybe twice as long and running out of food in the process.
Respectable is someone who keeps going until his leg turns black from the freezing cold and it has to be amputated.
Yeh he put up the money, that's brave. But then anyone can splash money around but that doesn't make it respectable.
But to say nice try is just being pathetic. Trying is just the beginning.
You don't deserve respect for trying.

BTW, kids without limbs in Africa are going to starve to death because you gave up!

hopefully

but surely doing whatever he is going to do now and NOT declaring the prop over is more +EV than declaring the prop over, no?

like, let's say he stops grinding hard in a realistic attempt to win bc his game is deteriorating and he doesn't want to lose his whole roll. what he has done here is announced that he is done, and presumably he'll take a few days off to get himself together and then try to start grinding to make up for his losses etc. that's fine and everything, but how is this scenario advantageous to one in which:

he takes a few days off to get himself together and then tries to start grinding to make up for losses, BUT HAS NOT DECLARED THE PROP OVER, so in the highly unlikely event he goes on an absolutely ridiculous heater, he stands to still win the prop?

i guess i just don't understand bc in scenario 2 he can still win and loses nothing other than making bettors sweat a bit longer. but when standing to win 100k plus and nothing to lose, i certainly would take that route any day of the week.

so it's over? OH MY GOD

+100k

u had nothing to lose finishing it and u had a lot to gain

aww don't quit man, i still think you can make it if you set your mind to it.

I blame this all on you nubs who kept distracting him with the NL/PL debate

He didn't give up because it was the most +EV decision he could find. He already mentioned he had panic attacks, couldn't sleep etc. To me it seems like it was just too much pressure on his shoulders, having those 125k in the back of his mind every second of the day.

I guess most of us know that feeling when something's really bothering you. When you wake up in the middle of the night and the issue instantly springs to your mind and your heart starts racing. I'm sure he just wanted to get this over with and be able to enjoy his life again.

sorry to hear you quit sir - I wish you the best!

Thanks a ton to the escrows