This is the lowest line we've seen on Mayweather in some time now. I think it goes the 12 (as do most in the business). Still debating if I should get my bet in early or wait for the decision prop ( which I'm guessing will be close to easy money).
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Or wait for the decision prop?
This is the lowest line we've seen on Mayweather in some time now. I think it goes the 12 (as do most in the business). Still debating if I should get my bet in early or wait for the decision prop ( which I'm guessing will be close to easy money).
Floyd must be careful early , longer it lasts the more money likes it
Reduces chance for KO as well
i disagree.
ive bet on Floyd by decision on the mosley fight, to win in the jmm fight and by ko in the Ortiz fight(rounds 8-12).
i believe that Floyd is so good and his love for gambling allows him to make decision bets on himself in fights that he knows he wont lose and will win by decision.
my thinking in this fight is he perceives canelos power as a threat and will not made a bet on himself to win by decision as if the opportunity arises he will ko canelo.
there is also a very good chance that saul will gas somewhere in the 9th round in which Floyd will be landing that straight right at a 80 percent clip and will also be following with his left to the body(dlh is in for a rude awakening if he truly believes that Floyd is no longer able or willing to throw combos).
10-15 percent of my action on this fight will be Floyd ko.
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Quote Originally Posted by nc1capper:
As others said , wait for decision price
Floyd must be careful early , longer it lasts the more money likes it
Reduces chance for KO as well
i disagree.
ive bet on Floyd by decision on the mosley fight, to win in the jmm fight and by ko in the Ortiz fight(rounds 8-12).
i believe that Floyd is so good and his love for gambling allows him to make decision bets on himself in fights that he knows he wont lose and will win by decision.
my thinking in this fight is he perceives canelos power as a threat and will not made a bet on himself to win by decision as if the opportunity arises he will ko canelo.
there is also a very good chance that saul will gas somewhere in the 9th round in which Floyd will be landing that straight right at a 80 percent clip and will also be following with his left to the body(dlh is in for a rude awakening if he truly believes that Floyd is no longer able or willing to throw combos).
10-15 percent of my action on this fight will be Floyd ko.
ive bet on Floyd by decision on the mosley fight, to win in the jmm fight and by ko in the Ortiz fight(rounds 8-12).
i believe that Floyd is so good and his love for gambling allows him to make decision bets on himself in fights that he knows he wont lose and will win by decision.
my thinking in this fight is he perceives canelos power as a threat and will not made a bet on himself to win by decision as if the opportunity arises he will ko canelo.
there is also a very good chance that saul will gas somewhere in the 9th round in which Floyd will be landing that straight right at a 80 percent clip and will also be following with his left to the body(dlh is in for a rude awakening if he truly believes that Floyd is no longer able or willing to throw combos).
10-15 percent of my action on this fight will be Floyd ko.
with all due respect - it would seem your feelings are driven by Floyd's gambling , sure he is a player but to think that will effect the outcome of this bout is far fetched , Father Time will catch up with Floyd in time , just not THIS time - enjoy the fight , I'll. be in town that week to enjoy the festivities --- and pound some football --
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Quote Originally Posted by Qncyk1:
i disagree.
ive bet on Floyd by decision on the mosley fight, to win in the jmm fight and by ko in the Ortiz fight(rounds 8-12).
i believe that Floyd is so good and his love for gambling allows him to make decision bets on himself in fights that he knows he wont lose and will win by decision.
my thinking in this fight is he perceives canelos power as a threat and will not made a bet on himself to win by decision as if the opportunity arises he will ko canelo.
there is also a very good chance that saul will gas somewhere in the 9th round in which Floyd will be landing that straight right at a 80 percent clip and will also be following with his left to the body(dlh is in for a rude awakening if he truly believes that Floyd is no longer able or willing to throw combos).
10-15 percent of my action on this fight will be Floyd ko.
with all due respect - it would seem your feelings are driven by Floyd's gambling , sure he is a player but to think that will effect the outcome of this bout is far fetched , Father Time will catch up with Floyd in time , just not THIS time - enjoy the fight , I'll. be in town that week to enjoy the festivities --- and pound some football --
with all due respect - it would seem your feelings are driven by Floyd's gambling , sure he is a player but to think that will effect the outcome of this bout is far fetched , Father Time will catch up with Floyd in time , just not THIS time - enjoy the fight , I'll. be in town that week to enjoy the festivities --- and pound some football --
well, its hard to deny that floyd loves to gamble. if he knows a guy like jmm and rg cant ko him and that he cant ko shane is it that far-fetched to think that he is not gambling on decision outcomes when he has the skillset to do so? he can make 2 to three times more gambling on a decision prop as opposed to the win.
I just think that the difference of skillset between Floyd and canelo is so signifigant, and the fact that alvarez has questionable stamina along with essentially robbing trout on the cards(down 4-0 after four on the judges cards and 9-0 after eight on christodoulous card) will have Floyd not taking any chances here and he will go for the ko(if it presents itself) as opposed to coasting to the UD as he always does.
just my theory on why not to bet the Floyd by decision prop.
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Quote Originally Posted by nc1capper:
with all due respect - it would seem your feelings are driven by Floyd's gambling , sure he is a player but to think that will effect the outcome of this bout is far fetched , Father Time will catch up with Floyd in time , just not THIS time - enjoy the fight , I'll. be in town that week to enjoy the festivities --- and pound some football --
well, its hard to deny that floyd loves to gamble. if he knows a guy like jmm and rg cant ko him and that he cant ko shane is it that far-fetched to think that he is not gambling on decision outcomes when he has the skillset to do so? he can make 2 to three times more gambling on a decision prop as opposed to the win.
I just think that the difference of skillset between Floyd and canelo is so signifigant, and the fact that alvarez has questionable stamina along with essentially robbing trout on the cards(down 4-0 after four on the judges cards and 9-0 after eight on christodoulous card) will have Floyd not taking any chances here and he will go for the ko(if it presents itself) as opposed to coasting to the UD as he always does.
just my theory on why not to bet the Floyd by decision prop.
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