It is over and it was great, but if Simon Legree (a.k.a. tonydan) doesn't quit bytching I may take another. Might go on one of those late June cruises to Alaska to witness the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, or whatever they call it these days.
you leave us again I swear I will personally hunt u down and kick you in the balls.If u wanna see Alaska there are many shows on TV that u can watch,no need to actually go there.Now get back to work.
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
It is over and it was great, but if Simon Legree (a.k.a. tonydan) doesn't quit bytching I may take another. Might go on one of those late June cruises to Alaska to witness the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, or whatever they call it these days.
you leave us again I swear I will personally hunt u down and kick you in the balls.If u wanna see Alaska there are many shows on TV that u can watch,no need to actually go there.Now get back to work.
I am a long time lurker of your threads but i rarely post. i am working on trying create more of a value based system similar to what you run. its a lot of work so i def respect your work that you provide. the question i hve for you is. how do you come up with your numbers? im sure you have answered this in the past and if so i appologize. i just got done reading "trading bases" by joe peta (for the fouth time mind you) and his models appear relatively similar to the results that you bring to this forum on a daily basis. also if you had any literature that you would recomend for an aspiring analyst i would be extremely appreciative of it.
thank you for your time, as well as your hard work!!
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Key,
I am a long time lurker of your threads but i rarely post. i am working on trying create more of a value based system similar to what you run. its a lot of work so i def respect your work that you provide. the question i hve for you is. how do you come up with your numbers? im sure you have answered this in the past and if so i appologize. i just got done reading "trading bases" by joe peta (for the fouth time mind you) and his models appear relatively similar to the results that you bring to this forum on a daily basis. also if you had any literature that you would recomend for an aspiring analyst i would be extremely appreciative of it.
thank you for your time, as well as your hard work!!
Bet lander 2nd game back. Gonna get blasted. His movement and speed isn't there yet gonna take 4-5 games. Cincy is pounding the ball. leake has all the trends goin his way. Don't fall for the Verlander name when he's 60% not 90%
GRF
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Bet lander 2nd game back. Gonna get blasted. His movement and speed isn't there yet gonna take 4-5 games. Cincy is pounding the ball. leake has all the trends goin his way. Don't fall for the Verlander name when he's 60% not 90%
Be careful on Pirates 9 wins in a row. White Sox are due. Lot of peeps losing ass today betting on teams that won 2-3 games in a row. I been on opposite side today been on top on Inter league best time to make money in MLB if u know how to do you home work. It's tough to sweep a 3 game stand. Even less around 20-30% goin back to 2008 of 4 ge sweep
GRF
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Be careful on Pirates 9 wins in a row. White Sox are due. Lot of peeps losing ass today betting on teams that won 2-3 games in a row. I been on opposite side today been on top on Inter league best time to make money in MLB if u know how to do you home work. It's tough to sweep a 3 game stand. Even less around 20-30% goin back to 2008 of 4 ge sweep
Curious for your thoughts on Tyson Ross and how you project him for rest of season. He is killing me in fantasy. Terrible ratios and no wins.
Glad to see you doing well, Key.
The season Ross is having is enough to make a strong man cry. He is one helll of a chucker but gets no support at all, even less than the rest of the staff. I have Ross at a relatively high value rating of 72.2 versus the MLB average of 68, and he is 13-2 for quality starts, which is top of the line, but his W-L h2h is only 6-9 and the only way that happens is lack of support, so, if any starter had a reason to assassinate his offense and get off on "justifiable homicide" it certainly is Ross this year. He should be on the All Star team and under consideration for the Cy Young, he is that good, but voters won't see past that. He is not only breaking your heart at fantasy but is killing bettors, and it is not his fault. Like I said, justifiable homicide if he gets an Uzi and goes postal in the locker room.
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:
Curious for your thoughts on Tyson Ross and how you project him for rest of season. He is killing me in fantasy. Terrible ratios and no wins.
Glad to see you doing well, Key.
The season Ross is having is enough to make a strong man cry. He is one helll of a chucker but gets no support at all, even less than the rest of the staff. I have Ross at a relatively high value rating of 72.2 versus the MLB average of 68, and he is 13-2 for quality starts, which is top of the line, but his W-L h2h is only 6-9 and the only way that happens is lack of support, so, if any starter had a reason to assassinate his offense and get off on "justifiable homicide" it certainly is Ross this year. He should be on the All Star team and under consideration for the Cy Young, he is that good, but voters won't see past that. He is not only breaking your heart at fantasy but is killing bettors, and it is not his fault. Like I said, justifiable homicide if he gets an Uzi and goes postal in the locker room.
Bookie has been scratching their heads how I've been winning given my history.
Not to worry, they think you have just been on a lucky streak and are confident you will blow it all back. That is where you have to really take advantage of them. Stay disciplined and play within your means. DO NOT start doubling up and trying to get rich quick. Remember, if you double your play it takes them only 1/2 as many losers to get it back. BOL
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by icegun98:
Bookie has been scratching their heads how I've been winning given my history.
Not to worry, they think you have just been on a lucky streak and are confident you will blow it all back. That is where you have to really take advantage of them. Stay disciplined and play within your means. DO NOT start doubling up and trying to get rich quick. Remember, if you double your play it takes them only 1/2 as many losers to get it back. BOL
For a long time I was awful at money management, couldn't have said it any better myself. Long term key is money management. Without it you will never win long term. Keep up the good work Key!
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For a long time I was awful at money management, couldn't have said it any better myself. Long term key is money management. Without it you will never win long term. Keep up the good work Key!
Believe it or not that is bad too. If the "all in" bet hits it raises the bettors confidence in making a bad (stupid, foolish) play, so he continues to do it and, of course, gets killed in the long run. "All In" is just another way to the poor house and an excellent example of why most folks that do get out of the hole that way never stay out, and NEVER become disciplined investors instead of common gamblers.
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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Quote Originally Posted by mbiddy:
Unless it hits!!
Believe it or not that is bad too. If the "all in" bet hits it raises the bettors confidence in making a bad (stupid, foolish) play, so he continues to do it and, of course, gets killed in the long run. "All In" is just another way to the poor house and an excellent example of why most folks that do get out of the hole that way never stay out, and NEVER become disciplined investors instead of common gamblers.
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