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August Baseball was barely break even. And October was barely breakeven. But the problem was I haven't had more than a year of research.

It's a lot of data entry and rehashing. So, mundane tasks take up all my time, while my sketchbook has all my ideas and what not.

It's just time, Pablo.

to answer your question, Yes. I have. 

Football and Basketball I don't have figured out yet, so I'm actually negative in them. 

But the constant RL and PL of 1.5 points makes hockey and baseball lines very similar. The probability of the opposite teams Puckline/Runlinehitting simultaneously is still 0% with that 1/2 point. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by henrymethbreath:

August Baseball was barely break even. And October was barely breakeven. But the problem was I haven't had more than a year of research.

It's a lot of data entry and rehashing. So, mundane tasks take up all my time, while my sketchbook has all my ideas and what not.

It's just time, Pablo.

to answer your question, Yes. I have. 

Football and Basketball I don't have figured out yet, so I'm actually negative in them. 

But the constant RL and PL of 1.5 points makes hockey and baseball lines very similar. The probability of the opposite teams Puckline/Runlinehitting simultaneously is still 0% with that 1/2 point. 


I was referring to NHL sorry. U really seem to have that down to a science. Literally.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pico020:

PAOK doesn't have to win this game to be first in the group. 1-1 is enough for them. The youngsters of AZ have nothing to lose so they might even steal a win here, but I'm not confident with backing PAOK. They're also resting players and they won't do anything for the win today.


Greeks generally play with a lot of pride at home, but who knows. Maybe it'll end goalless and I'll lose another bet
 
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goalless as in from now on of course.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pablo2k1:



Greeks generally play with a lot of pride at home, but who knows. Maybe it'll end goalless and I'll lose another bet

AZ had the better chances in 2nd half, PAOK even has no chance at all. 
 
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And of course a penalty screws me over...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ult1ma:

 

See, that's a perfect example why I dont even bother to post them... I had no clue about any of that.. I go solely off of my before match analysis of the numbers... not saying its the right way to go but hell, its been working... who knows, maybe its better not to know much about the game since basically all gamblers lose money on sports they know very well

i do this for all sports. don't even have satellite or cable to watch sports. have to stream online. 
 
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no. pablo. not yet in NHL for this year. didn't place real wagers in October while researching, and novermber was +24.XX units. 

right now I'm only +3.4 units though. 
 
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NYI/PHX over 5.5

 

Last 5 PHX home games by goals (7,6,7,9,7)

Last 5 NYI away games by goals (5,7,3,6,7)

Last 5 meetings- (6,9,9,9,7) even though they date to 2004

 

I think this is enough for my to play this BIG. 

 
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Posted: #35
Quote Originally Posted by Pablo2k1:

And of course a penalty screws me over...

I'm betting under 3.5 
Hope I can get out with no or a little loss
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pico020:


I'm betting under 3.5 
Hope I can get out with no or a little loss


I won't win so as a fellow country man, I hope you hit it
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pablo2k1:



I won't win so as a fellow country man, I hope you hit it

I cashed out with no loss. I don't like last minute goals. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pico020:


I cashed out with no loss. I don't like last minute goals. 


So u did better than me. Congrats.
 
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What u mean cashed out? U can cancel your bet???
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Pablo2k1:



So u did better than me. Congrats.

2-2 in 94th minute. I was wright 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ult1ma:

What u mean cashed out? U can cancel your bet???


Most sites allow you to buy back your bet in-game.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ult1ma:

What u mean cashed out? U can cancel your bet???

Yes I can. If I play a bet I can cash out with profit or loss anytime in the game. 

Example: If I bet an Over 190 in a NBA match, and first quarter hits 50 points, I can cash out with a little profit. Or wait and see if the game continues like it does in first quarter. Same with football (soccer). When I bet on goals (over 2.5) and there's a early goal, live odds drop and I can cash out with a nice profit.


 
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Wow that's amazing. Never heard of that before.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ult1ma:

Wow that's amazing. Never heard of that before.


I guess it's a european thing
 
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So if your bet is not looking good you can cash out at a loss but not lose the whole bet?
 
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What's the play on NHL, henry, ultima?
 
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I'm gonna make a BIG&FAT teaser on Denver/San Diego, what you think?

Over 49.5
Denver -4.5
 
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Posted: #48
Quote Originally Posted by Pablo2k1:



I guess it's a european thing

which bookie got it mate?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Azubu:


which bookie got it mate?


bwin and unibet for example
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ult1ma:

So if your bet is not looking good you can cash out at a loss but not lose the whole bet?


Or cash in when you have a profit and are fearing to still lose your bet if you don't cash in
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