Monday: Cardinals @ Giants (Carpenter / / Vogelsong) F5 Over 3.5, -110 FG Over 6.5, -110, W,W
Tuesday: Yankees @ Tigers (Hughes / Verlander) No Play
Verlander looks like the
obvious choice and I don’t dispute that but a -180 line overvalues him while
not giving Hughes enough bonus money to be worth a play. The total is not so easy
either as the pitching calls for an under but the potential offense could be
enough to push it over, especially if either Hughes or Verlander gets off to a
rough start. I will just have to pass on this one and get my stuff ready for
tomorrow, as well as refine my NBA a little for this season, which is right
around the corner. So, if you play,
BOL
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Final Regular Season YTD 2012: 363-369-37, +245.87 Units, 6.72% ROI
2012 Playoffs: 11-5-3, +24.79
Units, 37.2% ROI
All Plays Are 5 Units, FLAT, Do NOT
“add the juice”
Monday: Cardinals @ Giants (Carpenter / / Vogelsong) F5 Over 3.5, -110 FG Over 6.5, -110, W,W
Tuesday: Yankees @ Tigers (Hughes / Verlander) No Play
Verlander looks like the
obvious choice and I don’t dispute that but a -180 line overvalues him while
not giving Hughes enough bonus money to be worth a play. The total is not so easy
either as the pitching calls for an under but the potential offense could be
enough to push it over, especially if either Hughes or Verlander gets off to a
rough start. I will just have to pass on this one and get my stuff ready for
tomorrow, as well as refine my NBA a little for this season, which is right
around the corner. So, if you play,
Key, if u were an MMA fighter id say you would be Anderson Silva cause you just know where & when to hit them! BOL with tomorrow and NBA season, i personally can't wait to see how OKC does this year against "The Big Teams"
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Key, if u were an MMA fighter id say you would be Anderson Silva cause you just know where & when to hit them! BOL with tomorrow and NBA season, i personally can't wait to see how OKC does this year against "The Big Teams"
Monday: Cardinals @ Giants (Carpenter / / Vogelsong) F5 Over 3.5, -110 FG Over 6.5, -110, W,W
Tuesday: Yankees @ Tigers (Hughes / Verlander) No Play
Verlander looks like the obvious choice and I don’t dispute that but a -180 line overvalues him while not giving Hughes enough bonus money to be worth a play. The total is not so easy either as the pitching calls for an under but the potential offense could be enough to push it over, especially if either Hughes or Verlander gets off to a rough start. I will just have to pass on this one and get my stuff ready for tomorrow, as well as refine my NBA a little for this season, which is right around the corner. So, if you play,
BOL
Key-A question if your time permits? My thoughts -If this was two months ago the line would be 150 to 160. but with the lack of NY offense production of late, plus the Jeter factor the line opens at 180. Everyone expects Ny to go quietly away. I certainly don't expect all of the NY bats to wake up but perhaps two or three could come out of their slumps. We all know Verlander and how he is expected to perform.
At what price in your opinion would NY offer enough value to profer
a play on NY---PS I live in Yuma, I am a Montana transplant not a bird. Thanks for all your expertise and opinions.
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
Final Regular Season YTD 2012: 363-369-37, +245.87 Units, 6.72% ROI
2012 Playoffs: 11-5-3, +24.79 Units, 37.2% ROI
All Plays Are 5 Units, FLAT, Do NOT “add the juice”
Monday: Cardinals @ Giants (Carpenter / / Vogelsong) F5 Over 3.5, -110 FG Over 6.5, -110, W,W
Tuesday: Yankees @ Tigers (Hughes / Verlander) No Play
Verlander looks like the obvious choice and I don’t dispute that but a -180 line overvalues him while not giving Hughes enough bonus money to be worth a play. The total is not so easy either as the pitching calls for an under but the potential offense could be enough to push it over, especially if either Hughes or Verlander gets off to a rough start. I will just have to pass on this one and get my stuff ready for tomorrow, as well as refine my NBA a little for this season, which is right around the corner. So, if you play,
BOL
Key-A question if your time permits? My thoughts -If this was two months ago the line would be 150 to 160. but with the lack of NY offense production of late, plus the Jeter factor the line opens at 180. Everyone expects Ny to go quietly away. I certainly don't expect all of the NY bats to wake up but perhaps two or three could come out of their slumps. We all know Verlander and how he is expected to perform.
At what price in your opinion would NY offer enough value to profer
a play on NY---PS I live in Yuma, I am a Montana transplant not a bird. Thanks for all your expertise and opinions.
Just got home from a quick round of golf guys. 2211nfl - about +175 Hughes would tempt me, maybe +180 play small slowphenomenon - taking a day or two longer than I meant to, probably ready tomorrow, but to be honest after 7 months of 3 to 5 hours a day I am kind of enjoying things slowing down a little, mercy please.
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Just got home from a quick round of golf guys. 2211nfl - about +175 Hughes would tempt me, maybe +180 play small slowphenomenon - taking a day or two longer than I meant to, probably ready tomorrow, but to be honest after 7 months of 3 to 5 hours a day I am kind of enjoying things slowing down a little, mercy please.
haha no problem key,enjoy your time off, it's about to ramp back up with the start of NBA, i employ flat betting simply because i feel like it maximizes my wins and minimizes my losses, but i'd love to hear the factual reason behind it
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haha no problem key,enjoy your time off, it's about to ramp back up with the start of NBA, i employ flat betting simply because i feel like it maximizes my wins and minimizes my losses, but i'd love to hear the factual reason behind it
Key-A question if your time permits? My thoughts -If this was two months ago the line would be 150 to 160. but with the lack of NY offense production of late, plus the Jeter factor the line opens at 180. Everyone expects Ny to go quietly away. I certainly don't expect all of the NY bats to wake up but perhaps two or three could come out of their slumps. We all know Verlander and how he is expected to perform.
At what price in your opinion would NY offer enough value to profer
a play on NY---PS I live in Yuma, I am a Montana transplant not a bird. Thanks for all your expertise and opinions.
i didn't think i would find another person living in yuma.. Not to many people know were yuma is.. haha good thing our weather is changing
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Quote Originally Posted by 2211nfl:
Key-A question if your time permits? My thoughts -If this was two months ago the line would be 150 to 160. but with the lack of NY offense production of late, plus the Jeter factor the line opens at 180. Everyone expects Ny to go quietly away. I certainly don't expect all of the NY bats to wake up but perhaps two or three could come out of their slumps. We all know Verlander and how he is expected to perform.
At what price in your opinion would NY offer enough value to profer
a play on NY---PS I live in Yuma, I am a Montana transplant not a bird. Thanks for all your expertise and opinions.
i didn't think i would find another person living in yuma.. Not to many people know were yuma is.. haha good thing our weather is changing
You have had a great season. Almost $7 won for every $100 bet. I did not get that ROI playing blackjack and getting barred at Caesars....assholes that I hate......keep capping and I will pay them another visit.....MLB dogs from Key!!!!!
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Key,
You have had a great season. Almost $7 won for every $100 bet. I did not get that ROI playing blackjack and getting barred at Caesars....assholes that I hate......keep capping and I will pay them another visit.....MLB dogs from Key!!!!!
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