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now alex Gordon stretches a single into a double bc of another missed call...thats the problem with this shit sport..no integrity
 
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I would never put money on seattle, u gotta be smart pick your spots.
 
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its clear this officiating crew has money on KC
 
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neander your on royals..they're just as bad buddy
 
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still cant believe that ump interpretation of ryan out at home as he claims he slid "over the plate " but not on it..just laughable
 
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KC was a spot bet like I mentioned u should try. your money do wtf u want.
 
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Seattle would of had lead if ump didn't blow that call but regardless congrats
 
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FTB....Maybe try the George Costanza approach to your daily pick selection......"If every instinct you have is wrong, then the opposite would have to be right."

 
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Take your time, be selective, keep to money management, don't bet too high juice, and maybe just don't watch the games-it will take alot of the emotions out. If you are really getting emotional about a loss then you are betting too much and it is not just about making money its personal.
 
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drlump im not about to play that game..ive lowered my bets to the point where im not overly concerned about outcome but next step is to shut it down completely..its just not fun anymore..unnecessary to be pissed all the time bc of million dollar athletes shitting the bed
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Raiderpug:

Take your time, be selective, keep to money management, don't bet too high juice, and maybe just don't watch the games-it will take alot of the emotions out. If you are really getting emotional about a loss then you are betting too much and it is not just about making money its personal.

 
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Do you do research? Did you know that Votto is out? That's a HUGE red flag!!! Enough to say that AZ might win a game or 2. Don't you think? Maybe?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Frank the Bank:

drlump im not about to play that game..ive lowered my bets to the point where im not overly concerned about outcome but next step is to shut it down completely..its just not fun anymore..unnecessary to be pissed all the time bc of million dollar athletes shitting the bed

Very true about these overpaid fucks not really playing hard each night.  It would be like you waking up every day knowing that you are basically a guaranteed lottery winner every year!  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Frank the Bank:

drlump im not about to play that game..ive lowered my bets to the point where im not overly concerned about outcome but next step is to shut it down completely..its just not fun anymore..unnecessary to be pissed all the time bc of million dollar athletes shitting the bed

FTB - Have to agree - time consuming and if its not fun anymore - shut it down... Football is around the corner - take a few weeks and enjoy the summer, drink a few beers, bbq  and get the head straight. MLB is extremely hard to cap. Maybe I'll see you around the NFL.  BOL. 
 
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Out of all major sports, i would say baseball has probably the most luck associated with it..

I would say the game of baseball on any given night  is about 75% luck, 25% skill......

 
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I am a HUGE Angels' fan! I thought that they would beat the Tigers with CJ on the mound. Then, I thought, well, the Tigers are hot and the Angels were not. CJ had a blister on his finger a week ago. Fister had pitched well his last start. So, I changed my bet.  DET 7 LAA 2 End of story!
 
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If you really want to bet on a team! Bet the Yankees! They are red fucking scalding mofo hot!!! Bet the RL
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gbpackman:

I am a HUGE Angels' fan! I thought that they would beat the Tigers with CJ on the mound. Then, I thought, well, the Tigers are hot and the Angels were not. CJ had a blister on his finger a week ago. Fister had pitched well his last start. So, I changed my bet.  DET 7 LAA 2 End of story!

WOW....That nugget of a story is gonna impress the fuck out of FTB 
 
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As i have said...

Sometimes you smoke the ball and its right at a player for a double play, another day you bloop it for runs, infoeld singles...You hit the ball well and it takes a bounce for a ground rule double, runner on 3rd has to hold up, swinging bunts, wrong batter up at wrong time, blown calls...

This game where round ball meets round bat with such a large playing area means alot of luck is involved...Not 100%, their is skill, absolutely, but i would say about 75-80% of this game on any given night is luck...

Look at that Phillies dodgers game Frank is taliking about...

Abreu at the bottom of the 9th hits the ball with a man on second, the ball lands 2 feet inside the foul line, just over the head of 3rd base and in front of the left fielder...

Do you think Abreu is trying to hit it there? No fucking way, he just got lucky.....Thats what the majority of this game is...luck....

 
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quitters never win
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DrLump:


WOW....That nugget of a story is gonna impress the fuck out of FTB 

 
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gbpackman..your hilarious kid
 
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NHL is the easiest, and the sport I know the least about.

NFL is 2nd.

MLB is a bit painfull.

NBA is a nightmare. Too many times teams give up extra points in the late 4th quarter and blow away the under/over.

 
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hay frank just bet on WWE
UD BE BETTOR OFF........


huggs and kizzes............KEMP ALL DAY
 
 
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I'm liking these comments, it's like some AA meeting for gamblers
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