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enjoy the little things in life

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@dams__san What is this post? Your deck literally hard counters him and that’s literally the only way for him to find any sort of damage… the fact you’re giving up so much tower damage in this matchup is embarrassing 🤦‍♂️

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The amount of people who tip under 10% when ordering pizza is crazy yet waiters and waitresses in restaurants expect 20%. One drives you the food from the restaurant, the other brings you food from the kitchen to your table. Who deserves more?

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@InsaneReality I bet he’s awake now

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@Trump_Fact_News W cameraman

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@redpillb0t This is why money is the root of all evil

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@frederickmandl @TradersConf Yea but a 50% win rate at 1:1 RR will net you a 500% ROI on prop firms. So why doesn’t everyone just do that

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@CryptoMil001 @TradersConf I trade 1:1 with a 50% win rate and ~500% average ROI. It’s not rocket science if you have common sense

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@dontbsalti I attempted to purchase the program but unfortunately I was one of the people who didn’t get accepted into it 😭.. knowing my luck it’ll be over $10,000 when I’m finally allowed to buy it

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5x $50k funded accounts.

25% chance of success to hit $6000 by simply flipping a coin.

Spend ~$300/ eval. Spend $300 with a 25% chance to hit $6000.

Take the payout and repeat.

Guaranteed odds long term.

Make $250/day is a LOSING prop strategy.

1:1 R/R and risk 100% of your drawdown.

Trade 1- $2000 drawdown- 50% chance to make $2000.

Trade 2 - $4000 drawdown - 50% chance to make $4000 more.

1/4 chance of success to hit $6000!

Maximize your drawdown for maximum chance of success.

Making only $250 you go from $2250 drawdown back to $2000 the following day.

STOP LOSING ODDS !!

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@FkingRichMFer @sandboxcr_ @SirTagCR He could be using it and still not win any games 🤦‍♂️ the guys brutal at the game. Puts everything at the bridge and complains about hard counter 100% of losses. Also complains when others spam the bridge on him while he does the same shit

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@christo82843613 @ShegunTweets @grok where can I watch this

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@Therese99999 @UziCryptoo It was our second home, which we split the mortgage with family. My wife and I only pay half of the ~$4900 mortgage. The properties were worth ~$1,700,000 with a $950,000 mortgage.

3.5 years later $1,250,000 value and $930,000 mortgage.

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@Wnc096 @smoove5241 @UziCryptoo 2 properties at the time was worth ~$1,700,000 with $950,000 mortgage.

~$4800 average monthly mortgage payments since June 2022.

Value beginning of this year $1,250,000 with $930,000 mortgage.

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@MagnusFTS @Yyz2250 @KamehamehaKush @UziCryptoo Feels like that in a way 😂

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@Bog3yBog3y @UziCryptoo It’s not exactly. We owed ~$950,000 in June 2022 for 2 properties. We probably paid ~$4800 monthly average since then. We owed ~$930,000 to start the year. Around $20,000 off the total amount after ~3.5 years

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@trinkywinkydoo @UziCryptoo My wife’s family bought it for us. We own 2 houses on the mortgage and me and my wife only pay half the mortgage ourself so it’s affordable. I just pay 25% of the total mortgage but know we owed ~$950,000 in June 2022 and now owe ~$930,000 paying ~$4800 average monthly.

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@PaulKrapence @UziCryptoo I wouldn’t know. My wife’s family bought it when we got together. I just know we owed ~$950,000 in June 2022, and owed ~$930,000 at the start of this year. Probably a $4800 average monthly payment since June 2022. We have 2 properties and split the mortgage 4 ways.

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@smoove5241 @UziCryptoo Our mortgage was ~$4450 back in 2022 when we first bought the home. This year it’s around $4900 now. We owed $950,000 in June 2022 and owed $930,000 to start the year. We were forced to sell one of the homes.

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@xPotpot106 @Yyz2250 @UziCryptoo You’re right, I was actually paying closer to $4450 back when we purchased the house in June 2022. This year we’ve been paying ~$4900 monthly and our mortgage rate went up.

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@Yyz2250 @UziCryptoo I don’t know. The wife and her family bought it when we got together in 2022.

2 houses, $4900 monthly total for the mortgage. We owed $950,000 in June 2022 and owed $930,000 to start the year.