Elim Garak
Veteran
Of course but I'm talking 50-50 bets moneyline would be more comparable.I respect the discipline.
But Powerball + Mega Millions odds ain't stopped ticket sales either, so tell me which is the better play here
$200K tax free right now, or flip a coin $40M?
- Thread starter Ray D’Angelo Harris
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FishNGrits
Superstar
Car broke down and I’m back on the plantation with car payments on my new whip. Gimme the 200k I hate car payments 
Ray D’Angelo Harris
Silky smooth
Car broke down and I’m back on the plantation with car payments on my new whip. Gimme the 200k I hate car payments
Same exact boat. My paid off car broke down, had to get a new one, so now I’m back to making car payments.
blockburna420
Consecutive thumbs up
200k , I prefer a modest life.
I couldn’t imagine me with 40 mill
I couldn’t imagine me with 40 mill
BobbyWojak
Superstar
Now? 200k
In a couple years, hopefully I'd take the coin flip
In a couple years, hopefully I'd take the coin flip
Satsui no Hadou
CHICANO 🇲🇽 🇺🇸
I’ll take the 200k, remodel and furnish my house, buy a stingray corvette, stash some for my daughters schooling and living expenses, pay back all the people that have helped me and invest into something that can keep me making money.
Whatever’s left I’m paying off my probation and telling the judge to suck my dikk once those termination papers are signed. I’ll buy high end tattooing equipment after that.
Whatever’s left I’m paying off my probation and telling the judge to suck my dikk once those termination papers are signed. I’ll buy high end tattooing equipment after that.
NotAnFBIagent
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Flipping that coin easy
Might commit that if I lose though
Might commit that if I lose though
All these questions are designed to ID each persons value system
but, someone gave a well thought out answer on the exact same question, a few months back, and said use like investor funds/financing to back you on the flip, for 200k, like give me 500k, and if I win the flip, I'll give you 5 m's
outside of that, I would probably have to go for the flip. I can live with the 200k, but I can't live leaving 40 m's on the table. There' so much good I could do with that, just in my immediate circle, I would be a coward to not take the chance.
but, someone gave a well thought out answer on the exact same question, a few months back, and said use like investor funds/financing to back you on the flip, for 200k, like give me 500k, and if I win the flip, I'll give you 5 m's
outside of that, I would probably have to go for the flip. I can live with the 200k, but I can't live leaving 40 m's on the table. There' so much good I could do with that, just in my immediate circle, I would be a coward to not take the chance.
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fifth column
Superstar
Calling tails with my fingers crossed 
JuvenileHell
Veteran
Always take the cash
I can flip that $200k into at least $400k within a couple years gimmie the money now, I'm not messing with the coin toss
200k (and 100k) ain’t shyt. Gimmie the coin flip 
