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bimmer01: I wasn't knocking your post, I just didn't know if you knew the previous payouts. Ortiz 2mil (+ Revenues PPV) & Floyd $25mil (+ Revenues PPV). If they fought, it would destroy the PPV record of Oscar vs Floyd and the payouts would be enormous. I did prop bets from 2009 (that had Mayweather -130) if they fought by December 31, 2010. I unfortunately bet they wouldn't fight and won, the problem is you have to have money tied up for 16 months and hope the sportsbooks you use don't close or the new poker legislation started hammering sportsbooks again. These are very important things to consider yet alone the possibility of losing the wager. I use tell people, it doesn't matter how good your lines are, or your odds, if you stand a substantial possibility you won't collect a win, then it's useless. My friend bet CyberSports (before they closed) and did a future in college on LSU for National Champs in 2003 (possible 2007, not likely), and they did but USC won the AP poll (which was the primary before BCS). Now the site never stipulated which governing body would be the ultimate final. In 1998 the BCS was considered the real champs and LSU won that. He was getting around 35-1 and placed a small wager of $100. He had to wait almost 5 months then the site claimed the team had to win all major governing bodies and USC got the AP. I knew a friend that ran the mother company and explained the bad situation. To my suprise, he had enough influence and my friend got paid in full. Back to my rules I sent in a booklet to some friends on handicapping... similar to boxing as PROTECT YOURSELF AT ALL TIMES, but make sure you are going to get paid barring some rare occurence (98% of the time). Long term props are most dangerous cause anything can go wrong.
GL:Maybe if they give Floyd $60 million + Revenues he might consider it in at least a year or so when Manny has to come out of retirement so he maybe rusty! That's Floyd strategy for ya!
bimmer01: I wasn't knocking your post, I just didn't know if you knew the previous payouts. Ortiz 2mil (+ Revenues PPV) & Floyd $25mil (+ Revenues PPV). If they fought, it would destroy the PPV record of Oscar vs Floyd and the payouts would be enormous. I did prop bets from 2009 (that had Mayweather -130) if they fought by December 31, 2010. I unfortunately bet they wouldn't fight and won, the problem is you have to have money tied up for 16 months and hope the sportsbooks you use don't close or the new poker legislation started hammering sportsbooks again. These are very important things to consider yet alone the possibility of losing the wager. I use tell people, it doesn't matter how good your lines are, or your odds, if you stand a substantial possibility you won't collect a win, then it's useless. My friend bet CyberSports (before they closed) and did a future in college on LSU for National Champs in 2003 (possible 2007, not likely), and they did but USC won the AP poll (which was the primary before BCS). Now the site never stipulated which governing body would be the ultimate final. In 1998 the BCS was considered the real champs and LSU won that. He was getting around 35-1 and placed a small wager of $100. He had to wait almost 5 months then the site claimed the team had to win all major governing bodies and USC got the AP. I knew a friend that ran the mother company and explained the bad situation. To my suprise, he had enough influence and my friend got paid in full. Back to my rules I sent in a booklet to some friends on handicapping... similar to boxing as PROTECT YOURSELF AT ALL TIMES, but make sure you are going to get paid barring some rare occurence (98% of the time). Long term props are most dangerous cause anything can go wrong.
GL:Maybe if they give Floyd $60 million + Revenues he might consider it in at least a year or so when Manny has to come out of retirement so he maybe rusty! That's Floyd strategy for ya!
JonoNBA2011: Pacquiao's team agreed to the terms after several talks, but Mayweather's team said that Manny and his team didn't honor the gag order. If they never had the last meeting like Mayweather's team states, how did Pacquiao's team break a gag order on a meeting that didn't exist.
I'm sick of the drug thing. Try getting Floyd to fight in other states besides Nevada. The only one using is Mayweather and he uses Xylocaine for his fists. For those not familiar, it is a numbing agent, and illegal in other states but legal in Nevada!
JonoNBA2011: Pacquiao's team agreed to the terms after several talks, but Mayweather's team said that Manny and his team didn't honor the gag order. If they never had the last meeting like Mayweather's team states, how did Pacquiao's team break a gag order on a meeting that didn't exist.
I'm sick of the drug thing. Try getting Floyd to fight in other states besides Nevada. The only one using is Mayweather and he uses Xylocaine for his fists. For those not familiar, it is a numbing agent, and illegal in other states but legal in Nevada!
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