In the case of the first two we have shutout capable
pitchers at big dog prices. Keuchel-Astros simply do not have a 63.8%
probability of winning so that their backers can earn 57 cents on the dollar of
risk. Darvish-Rangers do not show me that kind of advantage either.
Hernandez-Nolasco is much closer to a true line with two
exceptions; Felix has not looked like the old Felix for quite some time and the
Mariners, after a great ST start, simply are not hitting the ball. Nolasco made
somewhat of a comeback last year with the Angels and, on any given day, can
give the Mariners all they want.
BOL
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
In the case of the first two we have shutout capable
pitchers at big dog prices. Keuchel-Astros simply do not have a 63.8%
probability of winning so that their backers can earn 57 cents on the dollar of
risk. Darvish-Rangers do not show me that kind of advantage either.
Hernandez-Nolasco is much closer to a true line with two
exceptions; Felix has not looked like the old Felix for quite some time and the
Mariners, after a great ST start, simply are not hitting the ball. Nolasco made
somewhat of a comeback last year with the Angels and, on any given day, can
give the Mariners all they want.
I am seriously trying to figure out what your issue is with Key and his picks ?? If you don't like his picks then stay out of his thread. If you disagree with his picks then offer something of substance and intelligence as to why you disagree
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Quote Originally Posted by fadeORdie:
I am seriously trying to figure out what your issue is with Key and his picks ?? If you don't like his picks then stay out of his thread. If you disagree with his picks then offer something of substance and intelligence as to why you disagree
I can't believe that line on the A's!! How on earth could someone lay -180 money on Darvish??? Dude has been having control issues since last year, he's walking everyone. And Graveman is still not getting any recognition.
Love this time of year when the books are slow to adjust
*I can't root for you on the Royals, every game counts in our friendly wager. I am not rooting for a push just yet*
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I can't believe that line on the A's!! How on earth could someone lay -180 money on Darvish??? Dude has been having control issues since last year, he's walking everyone. And Graveman is still not getting any recognition.
Love this time of year when the books are slow to adjust
*I can't root for you on the Royals, every game counts in our friendly wager. I am not rooting for a push just yet*
I am seriously trying to figure out what your issue is with Key and his picks ?? If you don't like his picks then stay out of his thread. If you disagree with his picks then offer something of substance and intelligence as to why you disagree
Disclaimer: I am not a medical doctor, psychiatrist or psychologist,
nor have I ever played one on TV, however; I have saved substantial disposable
(gambling) funds by faking it with the family. We have an old DYI health care
book around here somewhere and I occasionally peruse WebMD or some other site
that seems to be written by competent people.
In this case, my diagnoses is that the person in question seems
to suffer from a malady known as PPMS, Perpetual Pre-Menstrual Syndrome, an
affliction brought on by low intelligence, low self-esteem, and extreme
immaturity. There is no known cure for this affliction, although it may be
possible to improve the status of self-esteem and/or immaturity with a great
deal of time and some very expensive professional care. Time may not be an
issue, however; persons of low intelligence rarely have the funds for long term
professional care and therapy and usually end up suffering the malady for the
balance of their lifetime.
Prognosis: It normally does no good to address the issue with
jail time or banning. Although of limited intelligence (we used to call it
retarded, but that is now politically incorrect) they do seem able to go to another
I.P. address and register again under another equally obnoxious username and continue
to post their worthless and unproductive drivel.
Best of luck in your mission and attempt to improve things
on the Covers forums, a daunting task indeed.
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by HoustonSports:
I am seriously trying to figure out what your issue is with Key and his picks ?? If you don't like his picks then stay out of his thread. If you disagree with his picks then offer something of substance and intelligence as to why you disagree
Disclaimer: I am not a medical doctor, psychiatrist or psychologist,
nor have I ever played one on TV, however; I have saved substantial disposable
(gambling) funds by faking it with the family. We have an old DYI health care
book around here somewhere and I occasionally peruse WebMD or some other site
that seems to be written by competent people.
In this case, my diagnoses is that the person in question seems
to suffer from a malady known as PPMS, Perpetual Pre-Menstrual Syndrome, an
affliction brought on by low intelligence, low self-esteem, and extreme
immaturity. There is no known cure for this affliction, although it may be
possible to improve the status of self-esteem and/or immaturity with a great
deal of time and some very expensive professional care. Time may not be an
issue, however; persons of low intelligence rarely have the funds for long term
professional care and therapy and usually end up suffering the malady for the
balance of their lifetime.
Prognosis: It normally does no good to address the issue with
jail time or banning. Although of limited intelligence (we used to call it
retarded, but that is now politically incorrect) they do seem able to go to another
I.P. address and register again under another equally obnoxious username and continue
to post their worthless and unproductive drivel.
Best of luck in your mission and attempt to improve things
on the Covers forums, a daunting task indeed.
Disclaimer: I am not a medical doctor, psychiatrist or psychologist,
nor have I ever played one on TV, however; I have saved substantial disposable
(gambling) funds by faking it with the family. We have an old DYI health care
book around here somewhere and I occasionally peruse WebMD or some other site
that seems to be written by competent people.
In this case, my diagnoses is that the person in question seems
to suffer from a malady known as PPMS, Perpetual Pre-Menstrual Syndrome, an
affliction brought on by low intelligence, low self-esteem, and extreme
immaturity. There is no known cure for this affliction, although it may be
possible to improve the status of self-esteem and/or immaturity with a great
deal of time and some very expensive professional care. Time may not be an
issue, however; persons of low intelligence rarely have the funds for long term
professional care and therapy and usually end up suffering the malady for the
balance of their lifetime.
Prognosis: It normally does no good to address the issue with
jail time or banning. Although of limited intelligence (we used to call it
retarded, but that is now politically incorrect) they do seem able to go to another
I.P. address and register again under another equally obnoxious username and continue
to post their worthless and unproductive drivel.
Best of luck in your mission and attempt to improve things
on the Covers forums, a daunting task indeed.
Well said Doctor - excellent prognosis !!
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
Disclaimer: I am not a medical doctor, psychiatrist or psychologist,
nor have I ever played one on TV, however; I have saved substantial disposable
(gambling) funds by faking it with the family. We have an old DYI health care
book around here somewhere and I occasionally peruse WebMD or some other site
that seems to be written by competent people.
In this case, my diagnoses is that the person in question seems
to suffer from a malady known as PPMS, Perpetual Pre-Menstrual Syndrome, an
affliction brought on by low intelligence, low self-esteem, and extreme
immaturity. There is no known cure for this affliction, although it may be
possible to improve the status of self-esteem and/or immaturity with a great
deal of time and some very expensive professional care. Time may not be an
issue, however; persons of low intelligence rarely have the funds for long term
professional care and therapy and usually end up suffering the malady for the
balance of their lifetime.
Prognosis: It normally does no good to address the issue with
jail time or banning. Although of limited intelligence (we used to call it
retarded, but that is now politically incorrect) they do seem able to go to another
I.P. address and register again under another equally obnoxious username and continue
to post their worthless and unproductive drivel.
Best of luck in your mission and attempt to improve things
on the Covers forums, a daunting task indeed.
Love this time of year when the books are slow to adjust
You are too sharp of a guy to continue to post this fallacy. It is NOT the books. All they do is offer a well considered line, intended to balance their action, and apparently it works just fine (and they make money) when the bettors choice is to support that line. Currently my source says that 58%of the bettors are supporting the Astros and 60% are supporting the Rangers. The line-makers expected that and set the initial lines high. Books do not wish to be gamblers, they are brokers, and your money is up against someone else's money, not the books money.
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Love this time of year when the books are slow to adjust
You are too sharp of a guy to continue to post this fallacy. It is NOT the books. All they do is offer a well considered line, intended to balance their action, and apparently it works just fine (and they make money) when the bettors choice is to support that line. Currently my source says that 58%of the bettors are supporting the Astros and 60% are supporting the Rangers. The line-makers expected that and set the initial lines high. Books do not wish to be gamblers, they are brokers, and your money is up against someone else's money, not the books money.
You are too sharp of a guy to continue to post this fallacy. It is NOT the books. All they do is offer a well considered line, intended to balance their action, and apparently it works just fine (and they make money) when the bettors choice is to support that line. Currently my source says that 58%of the bettors are supporting the Astros and 60% are supporting the Rangers. The line-makers expected that and set the initial lines high. Books do not wish to be gamblers, they are brokers, and your money is up against someone else's money, not the books money.
Understood. I could of said that the bettors money is what makes the books adjust their lines. Right now the perceptions are off, as always this time of year.
Good Luck.
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
You are too sharp of a guy to continue to post this fallacy. It is NOT the books. All they do is offer a well considered line, intended to balance their action, and apparently it works just fine (and they make money) when the bettors choice is to support that line. Currently my source says that 58%of the bettors are supporting the Astros and 60% are supporting the Rangers. The line-makers expected that and set the initial lines high. Books do not wish to be gamblers, they are brokers, and your money is up against someone else's money, not the books money.
Understood. I could of said that the bettors money is what makes the books adjust their lines. Right now the perceptions are off, as always this time of year.
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Well said Doctor - excellent prognosis !!
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