After reading the ridiculously long thread from July 3rd, in which everyone on this site seemed to have an opinion, I thought I might clarify a few things.
First: I would challenge the fellow that said I simply copy and paste someone else’s analysis to use Google, the FBI, CIA, MI6, KGB, or any other investigative source he can engage to find one single sentence of what I have written, posted or published anywhere in the world before I, myself, wrote and submitted it here. Any title, any phrase, anything at all. ALL of my work is unique and original. If the fellow is suspicious because the grammar, punctuation and nomenclature are all far above Covers Forum standards I guess he will just have to get used to seeing what intelligent, educated people can do with the language. Sorry, chump.
Second: The fellow that contended there is no professionalism in the Covers Forum. Again we have the instance of a typical Covers poster that wouldn’t recognize professionalism if it was Clarence Darrow arguing a case before the Supreme Court. Just for the sake of his knowledge, which he will have no positive response to, I will tell him this. From 1988 to 2005 I successfully gambled on sports in Las Vegas. I am now retired and if you want to call this a hobby go ahead, but it is a hobby with a great deal of professionalism behind it. Sort of like a master carpenter, now retired, that still has a workshop where he makes an assortment of wood items as a pastime, and people love his picture frames and so forth because they reflect the professional background involved in their production. Do you want a quick medical opinion from your handyman or a retired doctor? That is the difference between what I offer, and willingly share, and the proliferation of amateur nonsense most posters have learned from their fathers, uncles and older brothers, all of whom were losers and didn’t pass on anything worth knowing.
Third: The fellow that suggested you simply jump from one hot handicapper to another because no one wins consistently in the long run. That may be the worst advice ever offered on Covers, even though there is so much bad advice I can only guarantee it is the top ten. There are people that do win consistently as opposed to those who get lucky for a short time once in a while. It is possible to find those people and be set up for a lifetime; sort of like giving Warren Buffett $5K about forty years ago and not selling out the first time Berkshire Hathaway split its stock. I recently read that there are over forty families in Omaha worth over $100 million dollars each just by being original investors in Warren Buffett and sticking with him.
Fourth: Loyal readers and friends have nothing to worry about. In seven years on Covers I have seen just about every form of low life basher and miscreant imaginable. Most are jealous and broke gamblers that know little or nothing about sports and/or sports gambling, even less about odds and probability and don’t have the slightest concept about binomial distribution or the streak effects common to all forms of gambling. I am not going tout and not abandoning those that are attempting to learn something as opposed to the losers that already think they literally know everything. I will continue to do what they cannot. Post an accurate daily record and recap under the same Username, now at eight straight years and still continuing.
Picks soon, have a nice day
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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After reading the ridiculously long thread from July 3rd, in which everyone on this site seemed to have an opinion, I thought I might clarify a few things.
First: I would challenge the fellow that said I simply copy and paste someone else’s analysis to use Google, the FBI, CIA, MI6, KGB, or any other investigative source he can engage to find one single sentence of what I have written, posted or published anywhere in the world before I, myself, wrote and submitted it here. Any title, any phrase, anything at all. ALL of my work is unique and original. If the fellow is suspicious because the grammar, punctuation and nomenclature are all far above Covers Forum standards I guess he will just have to get used to seeing what intelligent, educated people can do with the language. Sorry, chump.
Second: The fellow that contended there is no professionalism in the Covers Forum. Again we have the instance of a typical Covers poster that wouldn’t recognize professionalism if it was Clarence Darrow arguing a case before the Supreme Court. Just for the sake of his knowledge, which he will have no positive response to, I will tell him this. From 1988 to 2005 I successfully gambled on sports in Las Vegas. I am now retired and if you want to call this a hobby go ahead, but it is a hobby with a great deal of professionalism behind it. Sort of like a master carpenter, now retired, that still has a workshop where he makes an assortment of wood items as a pastime, and people love his picture frames and so forth because they reflect the professional background involved in their production. Do you want a quick medical opinion from your handyman or a retired doctor? That is the difference between what I offer, and willingly share, and the proliferation of amateur nonsense most posters have learned from their fathers, uncles and older brothers, all of whom were losers and didn’t pass on anything worth knowing.
Third: The fellow that suggested you simply jump from one hot handicapper to another because no one wins consistently in the long run. That may be the worst advice ever offered on Covers, even though there is so much bad advice I can only guarantee it is the top ten. There are people that do win consistently as opposed to those who get lucky for a short time once in a while. It is possible to find those people and be set up for a lifetime; sort of like giving Warren Buffett $5K about forty years ago and not selling out the first time Berkshire Hathaway split its stock. I recently read that there are over forty families in Omaha worth over $100 million dollars each just by being original investors in Warren Buffett and sticking with him.
Fourth: Loyal readers and friends have nothing to worry about. In seven years on Covers I have seen just about every form of low life basher and miscreant imaginable. Most are jealous and broke gamblers that know little or nothing about sports and/or sports gambling, even less about odds and probability and don’t have the slightest concept about binomial distribution or the streak effects common to all forms of gambling. I am not going tout and not abandoning those that are attempting to learn something as opposed to the losers that already think they literally know everything. I will continue to do what they cannot. Post an accurate daily record and recap under the same Username, now at eight straight years and still continuing.
my gosh key, and a happy good morning to you too....lol..looks like someone is gearing up for the second leg of the mlb season...give em hell key...you should feel better now...
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my gosh key, and a happy good morning to you too....lol..looks like someone is gearing up for the second leg of the mlb season...give em hell key...you should feel better now...
Never mind the clown nose who accused you of the copy/paste.
He'd just burned himself trolling my own thread, and was just as likely to accuse his neighbor's dog of subterfuge at that point. Yours just happened to the first thread he found.
Welcome back and good luck today
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Never mind the clown nose who accused you of the copy/paste.
He'd just burned himself trolling my own thread, and was just as likely to accuse his neighbor's dog of subterfuge at that point. Yours just happened to the first thread he found.
Been gambling for many years (mostly losing lol) and I just found this site recently. I have to say Keys analysis is always spot on and I'm dumbfounded by the hate. Just keep doing what your doing Key. I know that I and many others appreciate what you do!!
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Been gambling for many years (mostly losing lol) and I just found this site recently. I have to say Keys analysis is always spot on and I'm dumbfounded by the hate. Just keep doing what your doing Key. I know that I and many others appreciate what you do!!
Mets: Play to -124: I find Peavy in the same position as Hudson these days, hanging on to the bitter end even though youth and skills are gone. deGrom is the new generation and has the ability to win even with a pathetic offense behind him.
Athletics: Play to -128. Kazmir is no youngster like deGrom but has far better skills than Sabathia these days and surprisingly I can look at the A’s as an equal of the Yankees offensively. The reason for this is that the A’s have established their credentials in the tough pitchers parks of the West Coast while the Yankees have thrived in the hitters parks of the East. Unless you can balance the effects of that the raw data is misleading, but one should note how often eastern teams scoring drops remarkably on western road trips and how western teams seem to score better on eastern road trips. That ain’t home versus away folks, it is east versus west. All things being properly balanced, and the irrelevant being disposed of, are you aware the Angels are the best offensive team in baseball right now?
Now and then even a BLIND squirrel can find an acorn
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7-07
$382 Athletics -117, (Gray/Evoldi) W
$382 Tigers +175, (Ryan/Walker) L
YTD 96-68, +$9,022.97 (+19.64% RoR)
7-08
$377 Mets -113, (deGrom/Peavy)
$377 Athletics -106, (Kazmir/Sabathia)
BOL
Mets: Play to -124: I find Peavy in the same position as Hudson these days, hanging on to the bitter end even though youth and skills are gone. deGrom is the new generation and has the ability to win even with a pathetic offense behind him.
Athletics: Play to -128. Kazmir is no youngster like deGrom but has far better skills than Sabathia these days and surprisingly I can look at the A’s as an equal of the Yankees offensively. The reason for this is that the A’s have established their credentials in the tough pitchers parks of the West Coast while the Yankees have thrived in the hitters parks of the East. Unless you can balance the effects of that the raw data is misleading, but one should note how often eastern teams scoring drops remarkably on western road trips and how western teams seem to score better on eastern road trips. That ain’t home versus away folks, it is east versus west. All things being properly balanced, and the irrelevant being disposed of, are you aware the Angels are the best offensive team in baseball right now?
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