Safer - I don't trust Peg Leg.

122:100 - February Winnings
528:410 - 2012 Winnings
3578:2520 - 2011 Winnings (April 1st 2011 - Dec 31 2011)

Q. Is food club profitable?
A. Yes, for the majority of betters there is a lot of profit to be had, but it really depends on your account age as to how much you will make because older accounts can bet more. However, you must remember that it is still gambling, and there is a lot of room for a loss. Just because you lose three days in a row, doesn't mean you wont make up for that and more the following day. If you are not finding profit after awhile, try changing up your bets/strategy.

Q. Is there a lot of math involved?
A. It looks daunting, but there really isn't much math involved if you don't want there to be. If you can compare two odds and determine which odd is higher and which is lower, you are golden. Betting is really more repetition than math. Some of the players on the boards like to try to form their own mathematical equations to determine how to bet, but you really don't need to put that much effort in to make a profit.

Q. Can I bet on a side account even if the neopoints are provided by my main and I don't bet on my main account?
A. TNT answered no to this one for us in editorial 469 question #6. Assume that this goes along with grarrl keno as well.

Q. Is it possible to set up your bets to guarantee a win every day?
A. It's possible, but not with the way that the majority of betters do it. There are simply too many possibilities, and we only have 10 bets here. Educated sacrifices in bets will have to be made daily. If you wanted to bet to guarantee a win every day, you would have to use less arenas and adjust the amount you bet so that each bet ends up breaking you even at least. It is also likely wouldnt be as profitable in the long run.

Q. How do you make your bets?
A. Depending on the odds, I usually pick 2 or 3 arenas with an outstanding pirate. Then try to mix and match them so that as many possibilities are covered. If a pirate looks exceptionally strong (a 2.1 paired with three 13.1s), then I will use them in most of the bets.

Q. I followed your bets exactly and my odds look different. -or- What causes the odds to change?
A. If your pirates match exactly the bets you are following but the odds don't, then it's likely the odds changed. The odds have a tendency to change throughout the day, and my bets are just a screenshot of when I bet, so they dont reflect the changes. The running theory is that odds change based on how people bet. If a lot of people bet on a pirate, the pirate's odds will drop down (3.1 to 2.1). If a lot of people are avoiding a pirate in a popular arena, the odds for that pirate will go up (10.1 to 13.1). Odds tend to change in more commonly used arenas. While this may hurt the amount we win, we can predict which pirates will go down and which will go up ahead of time, so we can make sure we cover it. 3.1s and some 4.1s will drop down, and 5.1s and up will usually rise (Occasionally a 5.1 will fall, but that isnt very common). The best way to cover these bets is to make an extra 4.1 bet when you have a 12.1 bet with 3.1s. This way, if your bets drop below 10.1, you have that 4.1 bet to back you up. Don't worry though, your bets and mine will receive whatever the final odds are, so we will all get the same odds at the end.

Q. Can I use your bet history to compare bets?
A. Sure, you can neomail me asking for it, but take all your data with a grain of salt. There are just individual differences that may skew your results. Not everyone knows what they are doing right away, and may have had a bit of losses before they started betting correctly. Some people don't bet on days where the odds are bad, and some people like me bet every day. We've compared our bets several times on the boards ourselves, and found that the majority of us come out with similar averages.

Q. Is it better to bet later after the odds change or to bet earlier? -or- Wouldn't it be more wise to bet later to see the odd changes?
A. I always bet earlier because I'm more likely to remember to bet that way, and people who copy my page like to not have to wait. Odd changes are fairly predictable and I take likely changes into consideration when I make my bets. If you feel like you should wait to see the odds to decide, that is a decision that is completely up to you.

Q. Can you add links to ...'s bets? -or- Can you link my bets to your page?
A. Sure, I like alternatives to my bets. I try to only keep regularly updated bets up though, so I'll probably take it down if they don't look like they've updated in a good while or if they request I take it down. In rare instances, I will take down betting pages if I feel there is a security risk involved that will harm me, the owner of the petpage, or any potential followers.

Q. Can you tell me who's bets are best? -or- Which bets besides your own do you like?
A. I don't really like to judge the other individuals' bets because everyone bets with a different style. Some people bet riskier, win less of the time, but when they do win, they win large. Others just want a guaranteed profit each day, so they bet safe but with low wins. If you really want to judge whos has "the best", compare their winnings each day to determine who fits your needs the best.

Q. How do I post my bets to a pet page?
A. On the Current Bets page, right click and select "View Page Source." Hit Ctrl and F together to bring up search box. Type in "table border" in the search box. Copy the entire line for the table and paste on your pet page. Your petpage is located in the quick reference page (click on your pet to get there). Hit the drop down arrow by the pet you want and click "edit homepage". You can also do the same thing with Winnings, but remember to remove the forms tags.