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When I first saw this movie, I got so fired up I wanted to move back to Las Vegas and handicapp games like I used to instead of being lazy and just taking situational plays. When I was handicapping games using the Stardust's handicapping library, John Anthony had nothing on me, except for the bankroll which was my down fall. I easily and consistently hit over 60% but lack of BR forced me to play parlays instead of going straight up. Well that and greed b/c I didn't want to play small straight up and build my BR slowly.
Anyways, it says that this movie was based on a true story but the part about the character John Anthony picking the side and total on every game is just not realistic, especially with the kind of high stakes clients he has. A true tout service and capper will not pick every game. Yes they will study every game but only pick those that stand out the most.
Also, the whale they land that bets $1 million across the board (on every game) is obviously exaggerated b/c I don't think any book would take that kind of action, especially an online book.
Anyways, overall it was a good movie and a must see for everyone in here.
Anyways, it says that this movie was based on a true story but the part about the character John Anthony picking the side and total on every game is just not realistic, especially with the kind of high stakes clients he has. A true tout service and capper will not pick every game. Yes they will study every game but only pick those that stand out the most.
Also, the whale they land that bets $1 million across the board (on every game) is obviously exaggerated b/c I don't think any book would take that kind of action, especially an online book.
Anyways, overall it was a good movie and a must see for everyone in here.
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just watched it again its a solid solid film
. Rennee looks like a transtesticle and the only scenes I liked are the ones with Jeremy Piven in them. 
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