Quote:
Originally Posted by savage1
Read this excerpt/lie from Howie Feiner(Stu's father);I am of course referring to the alleged 65% winners lifetime. The expression that"the apple doesn't fall from tree" never holds more true, and now we see how Stu got his start.
PS I thought the guy was about 90, but actually is only around 71. God help me if I look like this guy(8 years from now) when I will be 71:
I was always a computer genious and told my son it was about time that we go partners. I'll front the 10 - 20 million, whatever it takes, and let's have the best website in the world. I have never released to anyone the games that I bet on, but I would say in my lifetime I've hit over 65 percent. Thats over Fifty years of betting and Fifty years of collecting cash. Week-in Week-out, Year-in Year-out.
|
Savage,For whats its worth, I bought his book from Amazon as I enjoy gambling
books & usually pick up sone good info., good stories, etc. Not this time.
What a waste, what ego's. I live in South Florida & have also played
parlay cards off & on for 20 yrs. Hope I didn't play any of his. You would
think father & son invented everything. How did the sports gambling
world ever exist without these 2 yo-yo's. There really was very little
gambling advice, just that he put the whole off shore / phone/internet
thing together & screwed all the honey's that worked for him in his spare
time. And then of course he goes on to say how he loves his wife & is
a family man, etc., etc. Boring book. He sucks. Thru out the whole book
he constanly says he operated within the law, ya-de,ya-de, I bet he
attended mass everyday also. It is amazing how he's still around &
making money in what has now become a mainstream business when it
used to be a sub culture.(It Was More Fun Then) I guess theres still a
sucker born every minute, I bought the book. I think his Dad must be a
figment of his immagination. They stopped a hit on him because he was
such an influence in the sports betting world? Give me a break.