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Quote Originally Posted by Kubrick:

TOO MANY GAMES UNLESS your betting 5 bucks on each

it doesnt matter if you bet 5 bucks or 50 000 a game as long as its relative to your bankroll

 
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BOL today
 
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Word of the day:

BIFURCATE!
 
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Screw the underdogs, just take the Yanks and BoSox everyday!
 
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lets hit this last two and have a good sunday
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Kubrick:

TOO MANY GAMES UNLESS your betting 5 bucks on each


Just a flat out stupid comment that shows no understanding of baseball betting. Yes, if you typically lay -110 juice, you will get juiced out the more games you play. When you average approximately +110 for the season, you actually earn money, the more games you find that you feel you have an edge. I have proven it for three consecutive years.
 
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Hahahahaha what does it matter if you bet $5 or $5000 ? If your bankroll can support it then it doesn't matter. What a fool. I hate stupid people.
 
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Posted: #58
Quote Originally Posted by Kubrick:

TOO MANY GAMES UNLESS your betting 5 bucks on each
Fail.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ThaCollecTAH:

Hahahahaha what does it matter if you bet $5 or $5000 ? If your bankroll can support it then it doesn't matter. What a fool. I hate stupid people.


Thank you.....if you use 1% of your bankroll and play 8 games at 1.5 units per game, you risk 12% of your bankroll. At 2% per unit, it's 24% of your bankroll. The problem is too many people over bet games and put too much of their bankrolls at risk by playing 10-15% of their bankrolls on a single play so those people with terrible money management, cannot grasp the concept. Oh well! That's their problem.
 
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AS usual GH , your insight is spot on
 
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Quote Originally Posted by umgmu:

AS usual GH , your insight is spot on


thanks
 
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Posted: #62
gh..................would u still play under tonight at 7?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by stlunderdog:

gh..................would u still play under tonight at 7?


Going from a 1/2 number to a whole number in totals is not overwhelming, as in the worst case is you can turn a winner into a push but not a loss; however, I would do it for less based upon a value standpoint.
 
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I think there is even more value in ATLANTA right now as the only reason they are huge dogs is b/c of Lincecum and the huge rain delay definitely can affect the starting pitchers and take them out of their routine.
 
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No doubt about it.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Kubrick:

TOO MANY GAMES UNLESS your betting 5 bucks on each
 
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Quote Originally Posted by GameHunter:

SEASON: 21-19, +9.6525 Horners

YESTERDAY: 3-5, -1.6075 units

 

CUBS +108 (1.5 units)
 
BRAVES +180 (1 unit)
 
UNDER PHIL/HOU F5 INNS 4 RUNS (-140) (1.5 units)*
 
UNDER STL/MILW F5 INNS 4 RUNS (-135) (1.5 units)*
 
BALTIMORE -113 (1.5 units)
 
YANKEES +100 (1.5 units)
 
WHITE SOX -118 (1.5 units)
 
RED SOX -138 (1.25 units)
 
UNDER SEA/TEX F5 INNS 5 RUNS (-110) (0.75 units)**
UNDER SEA/TEX 9 RUNS (-105) (0.75 UNITS)
 
* = I would play the game under 7.5 on both the Phils' game and Cards' game if I couldn't get F5 inning lines at 4.
 
** = When I bifurcate my play on the same game by playing F5 and full game, if they both have the same end result, i count it as 1 win or 1 loss for record keeping purposes, and obviously fully account for the unit effect for both plays.
 

 
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GH, I didnt follow you last year, but I read your initial post which detailed your strategies on how you bet baseball, and your insight on finding value in each play really resonated with me.  I started focusing on value plays and risk vs. reward this season, rather than my win/loss record and I am doing better than I ever have.  Just felt like I should give you your due and wish you good luck this year. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by scanny24:

GH, I didnt follow you last year, but I read your initial post which detailed your strategies on how you bet baseball, and your insight on finding value in each play really resonated with me.  I started focusing on value plays and risk vs. reward this season, rather than my win/loss record and I am doing better than I ever have.  Just felt like I should give you your due and wish you good luck this year. 



awesome.....hope the winning continues.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Kubrick:

TOO MANY GAMES UNLESS your betting 5 bucks on each

Actually if Grandma bet $100 on each game that opened a dog,her record would be 36-49 -1.23 Units or $123.00 and she gets shitty numbers because she takes opening lines.

 
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Poor Kubrick. 

I don't think his comment was all that spiteful - of course, it wasn't all that useful either lol - and yet he has been eviscerated by the board.  Take it easy he doesn't seem like a hater, he even gave a handshake too lol....  Perhaps we are a bit trigger-happy given what happened in here the other day, but people should cool off until a serious hater shows up.

GH  

 
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MoneyLine Kubrick has left the building
 
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I actually feel for the guy, think he got a bit of a bad rap in this instance... plenty of big time haters have had it easier

 
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Fuck Lincecum is dealing now 
 
 
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 betting is fun
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