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Posted: #51
Jericho has put over soooooo many young guys and stars over the years...why not fandango???
 
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Posted: #52
I don't see why Rhode Scholars and Bellas are +350. They should be closer to even. Some heels need to win as someone said. Have to figure Cena, Taker, maybe HHH are locks. ADR a pretty decent favorite. Miz a favorite. Team Hell No a favorite.

So odds on heels winning are: Fandango and Shield and that's it. 9 total matches, 7 good guys winning? I don't see it happening. I think a bad guy has to go over in one of the 4 big matches- the WHC match being the 4th. I also heard the rumor that Ziggler-Team Hell No is opening the ppv. No WHC like in previous years when good guys won the match.

Maybe throw a bet on Swagger and Lesnar, and Rhodes Scholars.
 
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Posted: #53
Coldest wrestlemania ever. Remember this is outside.


Nighttime temps will drop to 52 (wind chill even colder)...not sure how much effect space heaters around ring will do. 

At least it won't rain...
 
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Sadly there's no value in parlays here. It took 11 spots to give me a 2.7 return off a unit and I had to involve UFC and high NBA/NCAA moneylines. Ended up losing one of the UFC plays so it's besides the point.

I hate having my money tied up so I fucked myself. I refuse to take underdogs because they "could" win. I've done that once in the Elimination Chamber and refuse to do it again. No reason to waste money on Punk, Lesnar, Rock, Jericho etc. when you know they're going to lose just because the return looks good. The only way those win is, literally, if the ref botches the outcome. And even then, I'm sure they have some sort of backup plan to restart a match if it's a high calibur one.

Ryback/Henry has been going back and fourth since the start. Nice line on Ryback now but why has it gone so far back down?

Remember when Hell No was dogs? Woulda been nice to take them.

So confused on why they have Tons of Funk winning this match. At least that's what the -1050 line indicates. With all the faces set to win why not throw these heels a bone? Especially considering they JUST started the storyline with the Bellas. Might as well make them look strong unless they plan to split them...AGAIN.

That's the one thing that scares me about Wrestlemania. Because of reasons like year's past with Miz and the countout, restart and win. Lawler with the win then reversed call. And Punk beating Rock with the reverse call (even though that could have been seen a mile away). Not sure when these will come into play.

Faces:
Cena (semi-heel considering the fan base)
ADR
Triple H
Taker
Ryback
Hell No
Miz
Tons of Funk

Heels:
Shield
Fandango
Ziggler (if he cashes would be one of the biggest pops of the night, though)

So looking at lines...that's 2 heels winning with Cena being the exception. There's got to be a catch somewhere.
 
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Someone got paid for that article?
 
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Posted: #56
should check the lines at 5dimes they have ryback at +400
 
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Don't understand the whole Fandango thing at all.  He appears to be nothing but a dancing closet fruit, with no wrestling appeal--no charisma, no aerial attacks, no super strength, nothing.

I predict he will be out of WWF by next year.

 
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Posted: #58
Can someone explain why Mark Henry is -1700 now? Yet you all seem to think Ryback is a lock.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by speak2truth:

Don't understand the whole Fandango thing at all.  He appears to be nothing but a dancing closet fruit, with no wrestling appeal--no charisma, no aerial attacks, no super strength, nothing.

I predict he will be out of WWF by next year.


Maybe...but he's Vince's "pet project". He's not just an ordinary new guy...Vince has big plans for him.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KittyKatz286:

Can someone explain why Mark Henry is -1700 now? Yet you all seem to think Ryback is a lock.

Kapono must have hit it on the head, then. With his time in WWE running up...this may be his "Wrestlemania Moment". Can't imagine where they go with a storyline having Henry win and Ryback lose but the line indicates it will work that way.
 
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Posted: #61
Most lines have hit the -6000/+2000 mark now. Things can change, though. Kofi/Wade flipped big time during that one PPV. And that's the same thing Ryback/Henry is going through. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by KittyKatz286:

Can someone explain why Mark Henry is -1700 now? Yet you all seem to think Ryback is a lock.

Rybak is -300 at bodog....

I have no idea what site is offering that line...


 
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Quote Originally Posted by KittyKatz286:

Can someone explain why Mark Henry is -1700 now? Yet you all seem to think Ryback is a lock.

Rybak is -300 at bovada....

I have no idea what site is offering that line...


 
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Quote Originally Posted by speak2truth:

Don't understand the whole Fandango thing at all.  He appears to be nothing but a dancing closet fruit, with no wrestling appeal--no charisma, no aerial attacks, no super strength, nothing.

I predict he will be out of WWF by next year.

There is no way that Vince prevents this guy from actually wrestling for almost a month from the "I won't wrestle until you say my name right" gimmick; only to have him lose in WM.

Only time will tell how much in ring presence he will have enough to sustain his longevity in the WWE. But for at least tonight, he will win this match.

 

 
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5 dimes has Ryback +800 now...bovada is still -300...There are extremely great hedging opportunities if you have $ on both books...Too bad I told myself I would never deposit on bovada again, and I don't know what their rules are as far as initial rule and end of broadcast 
 
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do you guys normally bet initial ruling or end of broadcast ruling for 5dimes?
 
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Anyone got a legitimate link?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by WALLmoney11:

do you guys normally bet initial ruling or end of broadcast ruling for 5dimes?

If you are taking the dog, you always bet the initial ruling. Typically the end of the broadcast rulings go for the favorites.

 
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Will anyone have a link for this?
 
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what is the difference of initial ruling or end of broadcast ruling
 
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darn it...just put 100 on blodog on Mark Henry at +200, and on 5dimes i put 25 on ryback for initial and 25 for end of broadcast at +500 and +800....there is too much value that I couldnt resist 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Osirus13:

what is the difference of initial ruling or end of broadcast ruling

I dunno if you saw but this came into play at the rumble with Rock and Punk.

Punk cheated and won the match. So initial ruling Punk wins. Then I think it was vince that came out and they restarted the match and then Rock won. So initial ruling bettors hit on Punk. But when the broadcast ended, Rock was the winner.
 
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haha well took a stab on the rock just because the value is out the roof on 5 dimes

 
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Quote Originally Posted by onTHEfritz:

darn it...just put 100 on blodog on Mark Henry at +200, and on 5dimes i put 25 on ryback for initial and 25 for end of broadcast at +500 and +800....there is too much value that I couldnt resist 

5 dimes lines are just retarded lol 
 
 
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I know everyone isnt paying 70 bucks, so someone send me a stream.
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