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Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:

Great stuff as always BA....  unfortunately 99.8% of the people who read this will ignore it.




Holy Sh!!t.  BWS is absolutely correct.  BA, you have not only shown the kids how to fish, but you have baited the hook.  Yet, I know something about kids and they will continue to look for the easy way. Which means they lose money. 

For those of you who are only partially paying attention, I suggest you go back and read everything BA said.  Hell, print it out if you must (full disclosure, I printed the part about GOY lines [I pretty much knew the rest]) and put it under your pillow.  If you are still around after the non-conference schedule, you will need to refer back to it.

This stuff ain't easy.  Having this kind of free advice is, well, priceless.  If you cannot grasp the concepts, I recommend you play the scratch-off tickets  

 
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Great Info & input..GL this season..
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Quote Originally Posted by RicoCortez:

Holy Sh!!t.  BWS is absolutely correct.  BA, you have not only shown the kids how to fish, but you have baited the hook.  Yet, I know something about kids and they will continue to look for the easy way. Which means they lose money. 

For those of you who are only partially paying attention, I suggest you go back and read everything BA said.  Hell, print it out if you must (full disclosure, I printed the part about GOY lines [I pretty much knew the rest]) and put it under your pillow.  If you are still around after the non-conference schedule, you will need to refer back to it.

This stuff ain't easy.  Having this kind of free advice is, well, priceless.  If you cannot grasp the concepts, I recommend you play the scratch-off tickets  

 

wholeheartedly agree with every word!!  BA you should have set up a paypal for the info it sure was valuable

 
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@ bookie 

you mention that you do most of your wagering in game and halfs. just curious what your strategy is on playing halves and in game? i hear that many pros wager that way ....
 
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Great write up BA.  Thanks for putting in the time!
 
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Wow.....that was epic. Thanks for the breakdown.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by thorpe:

You just moved ahead of DU in the hardest working capper on Covers race.  DU is going to have to step it up now.



ITS NOT EVEN CLOSE 


FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES BOOKIE IS IN HYPER DRIVE ...


LIGHT YEARS AHEAD OF ANYONE ON COVERS 



MUCH RESPECT 
BEST OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS,WEALTH, BLESSINGS and LUCK TO ALL !!
 
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Wow dude... Amazing...

 
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Solid 
 
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Squares think capping is easy. Bookie Assassin is like a college professor that makes you read a book a week. 

You can't beat the books without inside knowledge that is vastly superior to the average bettor. Up weeks and down weeks are an illusion of what is coming IF you don't study your foolish behind off. There is a reason the guys that own the big books are billionaires or are on their way to becoming billionaires.


Winning plus 53% long term and building a bankroll takes intelligence, discipline, hard work, and a of course a love of college football because there are much easier ways to make money.

 To the bookie assassin

 
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Thanks for sharing....    What an awesome treatise...

 
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Geeeez, what a wealth of information. much appreciated.
 
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Great info BA,  and thank you for sharing same.  It must have taken some time to prepare.  Very much appreciated.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DoubleUp4Life:



ITS NOT EVEN CLOSE 


FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES BOOKIE IS IN HYPER DRIVE ...


LIGHT YEARS AHEAD OF ANYONE ON COVERS 



MUCH RESPECT 
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I 2nd that DoubleUp.

Now back to that thread about who is the best on covers! 

I don't post much and only read a certain few on here, but wow...

I don't what got into you Bookie but anyone new or not to cappin should have much appreciation for this type of FREE info.

Good Luck to All this season.
 
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BA

looking forward to another FOOTS season

bol this year cuz






 
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Kind words much appreciated boys....................

It's me who should thank you actually......
  *where else can I go and have a forum for this type of long winded nonsense?..............
  *go to a sports bar > try and have a conversation with a 'typical' fan type...even one who bets a little bit?..never works out well...

Back in a few with some more stuff.....got too much work left to do......
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Wow, i just creamed my pants. Amazing writeup bookie...I'm glad i read this just before going to bed, i think i'll wake up less stupid tomorrow (at least when it comes to gamble ahaha) 

Much thanks for the info and your time.  
 
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BA - thanks for sharing your information.

I would add 2 more IF one likes to focus on mathematics of sports wagering and reading the market.

1.  Required Reading "Conquering Risk" by Feustel.  If you are mathematically inclined and have some degree of skill with Excel, you must have this available for reference

2.  Sports Insights - A pay site.  Well worth it IF you intend to know what is going on in the market place.   More than a simple line service but will also give lines in addition to betting percentages, and betting percentages for exotics.

 
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I would like to second the comments by Lordzud.

Handicapping is hard work and many are under the illusion that this is "easy money". It's pretty easy to tell on Covers who knows "it don't come easy" ( "Ringo"), and also knows what they are doing.  Looking forward to the upcoming season so we can watch variants of the following statements

"They're gonna kill 'em"
"I like to bet big double digit favorites on the Top 20 teams"
"Who is your favorite tout service?"
"I don't much attention to line move or betting consensus.  I can tell what I need to know from watching a few games".




Quote Originally Posted by lordzud:

Squares think capping is easy. Bookie Assassin is like a college professor that makes you read a book a week. 

You can't beat the books without inside knowledge that is vastly superior to the average bettor. Up weeks and down weeks are an illusion of what is coming IF you don't study your foolish behind off. There is a reason the guys that own the big books are billionaires or are on their way to becoming billionaires.


Winning plus 53% long term and building a bankroll takes intelligence, discipline, hard work, and a of course a love of college football because there are much easier ways to make money.

 To the bookie assassin

 
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Good luck my friend  
 
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BA--Glad to see you back again my man!  Looking forward to your weekly "must reads",  full of very knowledgable selections and infinite wisdoms once again this season partner.  You've been a voice of reason on many of my past selections.  Good luck to us this season!!
 
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Always look forward to your threads...Good luck this season
 
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good season ahead when one encounters considered intelligent stuff like this...good luck and agreed we are moving inexorably toward a Bernie Style democracy and I for one am damn excited by it...the GOP cud give a crap about deficits (ie W and,Reagan) they pay it lip service only because the GE circuit is where their bread has alway been buttered...lets have universal health care and clear out the obstructiinism which prevented infrastructure spending during Obama....the Tea Party will be remembered as a cyst on the virile American BodyPolitic which is gonna continue to lead the Evolution of Mankind even as it dangerously threatens all Living Things...go figure lol
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bookieassassin:


".......
What I do here....
  *is present my betting sheet kinda sorta.....a list of IDEAS.....rather than actual plays.....as most of my plays are 1H/2H or in-game.....which I then ain't gonna run here and post.....because I'm busy looking for another one 
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Excellent stuff as always BA
Can you elaborate on the benefits and approach to playing halves? Of course I understand the 2H based on watching the team in the first, but what specifically are you looking for? Thanks man







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