When it comes to sports gambling, or gambling in general, this guy simply does not lose.  And when he does lose, he makes up for it by winning more the next time.  Has he had losing days?  Yes!  Has he had losing weeks?  Yes!  Has he had losing months?  Yes!  But never a losing year, so he claims.  That is simply remarkable!  It is no wonder people have been digging through this guy’s trash trying to figure out which teams he likes and how much he likes them each week.

There is much more than tons of money and some lucky picks to Billy Walters’ story.  The man that odds makers refer to as “the most dangerous sports bettor in Nevada” has remained somewhat anonymous for some time, but he recently decided to come out and speak with Lara Logan on 60 Minutes.

Here is a closer look at the life of Billy Walters.  If you have ever gambled in your life, this is likely a story you wont want to miss.

Crying his nights away.

That was what he told Brown when explaining the guilt he felt after realizing the extreme nature of his involvement in dogfighting.  While many tuned in to see what Vick had to say, he will hope none of the viewers were members of opposing defenses.  Those guys will say just about anything to throw off a quarterback on the field.

“And, you know, it’s no way of, you know, explaining, you know, the hurt and the guilt that I felt. And that was the reason I cried so many nights. And that put it all into perspective,” he said. [TSN.ca]

Vick would go on to state that his involvement, although wrong, was based on the “so-called culture that I thought was right.”  He did however take full responsibility for his actions, understanding that he could have walked away from the operation at any time.

Vick was also questioned about his previous reputation of being a player that did not work hard: