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Rather bizarrely, I am currently spending most of my time working as a professional gambler. I first started betting when I was 15 or 16 at school. My local William Hill was directly in front of New Scotland Yard (yep, I thought they would have been a bit more vigilant too). We were blatantly underage, but the cashiers let us have a pound or two on bets. I was always very interested in sports, especially football, and whilst being useless at subjects like art or english, I was a maths whizzkid at school. I got an A-grade in an A-Level maths exam when I was 15. I have worked for Sky Sports for several years, and still do from time to time, but always knew my skills lay in the statistical/numerical analysis of sport, rather than the journalistic side, so in January 2003 I was working in a very junior role for a leading bookmaker. In March 2004 I was very sad to leave a role I enjoyed immensely, to become a full-time professional gambler, but it has gone extremely well since then, and given me the chance to buy my own recording studio. I have become one of a few full time professional gamblers in the UK, and have bet over ?21 million to date on Betfair. What I do would not really be possible without the advent of the internet. In the old days, a bookmaker who you won against would close you down. Nowadays there are something new - internet exchanges. The number one exchange by a distance, is called Betfair. Gambling is addictive, and fraught with many sad stories, and ruined lives. I would not recommend doing what I do to almost anyone else, but there are a handful of professionals in the UK, and for the moment I am one of them. Through doing what I do, I have bought the studio gear I always dreamed of having, and that has in turn given me the chance to make the tunes for the public which I have my heart set on. My specialist betting fields include football, cricket, baseball, snooker, tennis, rugby and darts. I also enjoy betting on events known in the trade as 'specials'. These are things like Big Brother, X Factor, I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, and other similar shows. I don't know if that sounds completely nuts to the uninitiated, but you can bet heavily on these shows, and I get pretty much all of them consistently right. If you ever want a tip on who is going to win Big Brother,... I'm your man! ;-) One of these days I will get a life, but I am very lucky to do what I do. There is a 3-page article about me in a UK magazine called Inside Edge, which is on the shelves of a good newsagent near you for a month from August 12th 2005. Cheers Eddy Murray One year as a professional gambler part 2 (2005-2006) This was the story of my 2nd year as a professional gambler. The tone was more balanced, more experienced, if a little more flippant and cynical. Oh no, he didn't, not again Sunset,.. Thought it was longer till the annual statement "one year as a professional gambler" – last year's most tedious thread Here's hoping a repeat doesn't fill you with dread. - 270 replies last time, plenty with a bee in their bonnet Is it really necessary to pen down a sonnet? If it was tedious last time, I'd like to insist, Reading this will be dull, if you persist. - I'm not so anonymous now, I've had my ugly mug in the press, I sincerely apologise if the mullet caused you stress. When Inside Edge's photographer saw it her reaction was funny, I wouldn't have blamed her, for wanting danger money. - I'm taking this chance – sorry to be mysterious, To put my thoughts here, some are quite serious. With great power comes great responsibility. And I have wielded it – always - to the best of my ability. - Being a professional gambler is definitely not easy, The world and his dog say its peasy-lemon-squeezy, You need mental agility, strength and discipline, Avoid chasing losses – it's the cardinal sin. - For every winner there's a loser, then Betfair take their cut, The strongest are rewarded, everyone else wrenched in the gut. The price paid by gamblers, such a high cost I find it genuinely sad to know others have lost. - Do not hate me, I'm being sincere, This time I was one, who made it through another year. I make nothing, contributed little, to society, I may be a hypocrite, for feeling so guilty. - The money on betfair comes from people who work hard, There is a deep sadness for those who leave scarred. We are but mere mortals, with human frailties, And gambling's in our blood; it's our disease. - I will fight you if you so choose, across digital battlefields With skill as our swords, and discipline as our shields, Be careful with your money, rich poor young old, Betting for most will only offer fool's gold. - The rewards for the few, are by no means lean, I'm not sure at the top tho, the rewards are too obscene, The bounty is there for those who work hard, (Though go burn in

I don't normally play the flickr games (besides no one wants to see the contents of my purse anyway), but I've been hit up to play this game several times now, so I said "what the hell?" 1) I love to drive. Anywhere. For no reason at all. I'm addicted to the romantic (big and little R) notions about people and America that a good long drive helps to impart. 2) I wrestled in high school. My sophomore year I was hit so hard by a guy who went on to be state champ that I blacked out and got a bloody nose. The ultimate wrestling humiliation: to wake up on your back, pinned, and covered in your own blood. 3) I cherish my friends more than anything, am loyal to a fault, and will do anything for them. 4) I have a tiny little Springsteen addiction. 5) I'm a beer snob. Love exotic stuff and I even I brew my own. 6) I'm crazy about music. Love talking about it, listening to it, arguing about it, and playing it. I believe it to be one of life's great connectors, something that helps us feel alive. 7) I did not, in fact, win the 1996 Heisman Trophy. 8) I once had a Canadian billionaire offer me the coffee mug he had just finished drinking out of as some sort of bizarre souvenir from our meeting. I still have it. One of the strangest goddamned things ever. 9) I write, and some day, I will get off my ass and get a book published. 10) When my dad was dying, the nurse in the hospital mentioned to me that Alcoholism was complicating his recovery. Until then, I really had no idea and I kick myself about not knowing every single day. 11) I started DJing in SL because Sisi dragged me into it, and its hard to quantify just how much fun I've had doing it. 12) I was a Boy Scout. I still like to camp and hike. 13) I live in the Snow Belt, and I'm perversely proud of that. Dealing with all this lake effect makes me feel like a tough guy. 14) I'm fascinated by history of all kinds, and the natural world around us. I'll stop to read those historical markers by the side of the road. 15) I've been dubbed "a vault," for my ability to listen, and then shut up about it. 16) I have an almost disturbing ability to retain trivia. All that grey matter, so little actual important stuff in it.