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Which bookies allow you to download your bet history ?
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I primarily bet with Bet365, and there you can see your bets up to six monts but you can't do anything else, like download them or export them.
Is it different with other bookies ?
Top Comment: Betfair is good for downloading your bet history. You can get every bet you've made easily in a csv format. I believe most bookies will give you access if you request it, it may be the law to do so. You can't beat keeping your own record though.
Draftkings betting history reset
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Ok so draftkings can’t reset my betting history, I haven’t bet in months and wanted to restart and I simply just want the history to be cleaned out. The only way I can see this happening now is if I essentially delete my account and recreate it. Has anyone tried this before because I don’t want to do it if Draftkings has betting history saved to someone’s email or credit card and I just wasted my time lmao
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Wife asking to see the betting history huh?
[Meme History] "I Bet He's Thinking About Other Women" turns 4 years old today
Main Post: [Meme History] "I Bet He's Thinking About Other Women" turns 4 years old today
Top Comment: I Bet He's Thinking About Other Women ("Seguro esta pensando en otra" in Spanish), also known as "He's Probably Thinking About Other Girls", is an image macro series featuring photographs of a woman and man in bed captioned with mock internal monologues in which the woman speculates her partner is "thinking about another woman" while the man thinks about a variety of absurd topics. While the series originally began circulating on the Spanish-speaking web in late 2016, English language variations began appearing online in the summer of 2017. Read more here: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-bet-hes-thinking-about-other-women
Betting history is saved in smart contracts and all transactions are stored on the blockchain
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Betting history is saved in smart contracts and all transactions are stored on the blockchain
Top Comment: Betting history is saved in smart contracts and all transactions are stored on the blockchain
Due to Tekken’s history with ages, I bet Azucena is 19 or something. 23 at the very most.
Main Post: Due to Tekken’s history with ages, I bet Azucena is 19 or something. 23 at the very most.
Top Comment: Lidia
What are some amazing bets that have been made (and won) in history?
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It seems that before the entertainment (cough, reddit) we enjoy today was available, men of history would make some pretty ridiculous bets with one another.
Any particularly stand out moments?
Top Comment: In the late nineteenth century, Governor Leland Stanford of California made a $25,000 bet that nobody could prove that a horses feet all left the ground at the same time while running. A horses feet move so quickly that this could not be observed with the naked eye, and the belief at this time was that a horse always had at least one foot on the ground while running. A photographer, and acquitted murderer, Eadweard Muybridge decided to place multiple cameras with trip wires on a horse track so that when the horse passed the wire the camera would take a photograph. This was sufficient and found that indeed a horses feet all leave the ground at certain points while running. More importantly, Muybridge noticed that if you quickly moved from one picture to the next it gave the illusion of motion. Muybridge went on to use this method while photographing, mostly naked, men and women doing various tasks such as sitting down, or throwing a baseball in the name of science. He called his invention the zoopraxiscope. What he had invented was film. Edison or the Lumiere brothers are typically credited with the invention of film, however, it is only because they used what Muybridge did and put a story to it. Muybridge laid the foundation for modern film due to a bet about a horse. Oh, and he also murdered his wife's lover and is the last person in California to be acquitted by reason of justifiable murder. https://alumni.stanford.edu/get/page/magazine/article/?article_id=39117