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During my interview with George “Riley” Panagakis, George mentioned that Covid had a grave effect on his handicapping making it impossible to bet during that time. Now, my research into this "excuse" has uncovered one of the first videos George ever made and it seems the real reason he... show more

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Dave Hormell1 年前

@grpwins I remember these videos well. It’s unfortunate many of his followers are unaware these days of yesteryear to see the real George. Nice job getting him to admit he doesn’t move lines on sides like he tries to market himself. Yes he may on futures but he’s not selling futures.

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Clifton Sellers1 年前

Everyone wants a personal brand Everyone makes the same 5 mistakes I recorded a 9-minute video that: 1. Tells you the mistakes 2. Tells you the consequences 3. Tells you the remedies 4. Tells you the results Comment “5” and I’ll DM it to you so you don't fail

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Mickey1 年前

@grpwins You didn’t follow George in 2020? Newbie

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MellyMel 95951 年前

@grpwins They should make PSA on this guy telling young kids do not start sports gambling because at 60 plus years old you could end up lonely living with your mom posting videos in front of food!!!

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Circa Survivor Champion 23’1 年前

@grpwins Damnit…. Why did I not think of this!

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Nicholas LoSasso1 年前

@grpwins Thank you for sharing this video. Didn't know this gem existed!! Instant classic!!

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Tim Warburton 1 年前

@grpwins So he’s had that jacket on daily for at least 5 years.

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Billy Walters1 年前

@grpwins The more you look into this guy the more we realize what a pleb he is. His information is not worth a dollar. Nvm $100.

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DFS Golf Stats1 年前

@grpwins The irony is that if everyone wore jumbo ziplock bags over their heads the entirety of 2020 it could have saved millions of lives.

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Cashin’ Tickets1 年前

@grpwins Weird 💩 right there

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UNCLE BOB RUBINO1 年前

@grpwins These guys are in their 60s

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