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Bookies understand two things money and force. I wouldn't threaten him with anything unless you can/will back it up.
That said, before you threaten him, try to get him on a payment plan, which should include juice on what he owes you. You may need to bring/hire some muscle for show, but I'd hold off on that if possible. Approach him as one professional to another. Remind him that his business is based on trust and that if people heard he doesn't pay, that his business would be over. He holds the power here, so don't push him too far. Make it easy on him to agree to your terms, but make sure the terms are yours ($x paid per week with 2% weekly vig on the principle, etc). This is where having him think you have muscle on your side can go a long way. Because once he agrees, he'll need a bit of incentive to honor the deal. If you talk to him with three big dudes standing behind you, he will remember. Of course he won't know if these guys are freinds of your or just three guys you met at the gym and gave $100 each to have them stand behind you. |
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