So you been winning while I was away? Played yesterday and won a bit,your total looks about the same as last time I looked,just before your Cali.trip. GL today.
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So you been winning while I was away? Played yesterday and won a bit,your total looks about the same as last time I looked,just before your Cali.trip. GL today.
There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by J_Dash_Score:
Whats your angle on Seattle?
There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?
There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?
bless your heart bro.
very deep and meaningful like always.
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?
There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
There is no single angle. There never is in my handicaps. But what it all boils down to is does Houston have a better than 58% chance to win and am I willing to accept 72.5 cents on the dollar of risk for profit if they do, in fact, win? The answers are no and no. So, does Seattle stand a better than 43.9% chance of winning and am I willing to accept a profit of 128 cents on the dollar if they do, in fact, win. The answers are yes and yes. +55.5 cents on the profit coupled with the winning edge probability makes the play an investment, as opposed to gambling. Not all investments payoff, but they carry a significantly higher return than gambles. Now, that is all clear as mud, right?
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