Real Madrid game is done. There is no way Bayern could come out of this, they would need 4(!!) goals. So I hope y'all had the balls to go big on this play
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Real Madrid game is done. There is no way Bayern could come out of this, they would need 4(!!) goals. So I hope y'all had the balls to go big on this play
Real Madrid game is done. There is no way Bayern could come out of this, they would need 4(!!) goals. So I hope y'all had the balls to go big on this play
It's funny how people bet this game and don't even know the rules... they need 5!
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Quote Originally Posted by kosmonaut:
Real Madrid game is done. There is no way Bayern could come out of this, they would need 4(!!) goals. So I hope y'all had the balls to go big on this play
It's funny how people bet this game and don't even know the rules... they need 5!
Rockies TT Over 4.5 I dont like 4.5 or 5 for TT but you know my rockies chase. bolsinger
rook going against heavy hitters lets see how he does he has never
faced rockies. looking for rockies to score 5+ the over might be a look
Rockies pitcher is not anything to worry about either.
Angels TT Over 4 Kluber sucks on the road going with the better team another game that I lean over weaver is medicore pitcher but going with the heavier bats
NBA
Wiz TT Over 45 1H / Over 44 -132 Wiz TT Over 89 Full Game / 88 -133
I know that is heavy juice and not a smart long term strategy to profit but like I said not even worried about letting the books possibly borrow some money will be getting it back if a loss. past three weeks have profited my bankroll is alright like I said I rather you fellas hold off this is a dangerous one. im diving in though
open 8pt. teaser / 4 Teamer
Wiz +12.5
Good luck tonight fellas
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MLB
Rockies TT Over 4.5 I dont like 4.5 or 5 for TT but you know my rockies chase. bolsinger
rook going against heavy hitters lets see how he does he has never
faced rockies. looking for rockies to score 5+ the over might be a look
Rockies pitcher is not anything to worry about either.
Angels TT Over 4 Kluber sucks on the road going with the better team another game that I lean over weaver is medicore pitcher but going with the heavier bats
NBA
Wiz TT Over 45 1H / Over 44 -132 Wiz TT Over 89 Full Game / 88 -133
I know that is heavy juice and not a smart long term strategy to profit but like I said not even worried about letting the books possibly borrow some money will be getting it back if a loss. past three weeks have profited my bankroll is alright like I said I rather you fellas hold off this is a dangerous one. im diving in though
Real Madrid game is done. There is no way Bayern could come out of this, they would need 4(!!) goals. So I hope y'all had the balls to go big on this play
i don't know a ton about soccer, but I played it for like 20 years... standard cliches.
I just look at box scores and I watched the line on this, thinking, "they could do it again"... 3-0 though.
no bettor's remorse on what appears to be a W at this point.
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Quote Originally Posted by kosmonaut:
Real Madrid game is done. There is no way Bayern could come out of this, they would need 4(!!) goals. So I hope y'all had the balls to go big on this play
i don't know a ton about soccer, but I played it for like 20 years... standard cliches.
I just look at box scores and I watched the line on this, thinking, "they could do it again"... 3-0 though.
no bettor's remorse on what appears to be a W at this point.
THIS i highlighted is classic handicapping TRAP thinking....it supposes the bulls werent really trying to defend the first 4....the bulls were indeed trying to defend.... their numbers on defense that out them near the top of the league were a composite of playing against all teams, even those that dont score a lot...such as charlotte and memphis...and others....if you extrapolated out the games of just the good offensive teams the bulls played, you would probably see the bulls were not really a very good defensive team. the bulls do not have the players to match up with the wiz. at guards...2 young phenoms...beal and wall and behind them, martell webster, a player that could start for most NBA teams. the bulls dont even start their best guard augustine....gortat is bigger and stronger than boozer, and at this stage of his career, a better player....whats boozer done in the series?. in 4 games he has 11,5,14, and 8...a 9 1/2 pt avg... trevor arizza raining threes all over...the bulls barely know what a 3 is..did you know the wizards score 10 more pts a game off 3s than the bulls?.... the bulls will have to score to keep up with the wiz, which means a faster game, especially in 2 H.. and as far as being rigged. i see that crap all the time in other threads, we dont use that excuse in the sty, and as for the players, its a lot easier to rig a side, and the officials are under such scrutiny after the earlier incident a few years ago, that in the playoffs with everyone watching, it would be almost unthinkable for an official to try and throw a total.. BUT they do have tendencies, just like players and teams.. if the bulls could defend the wiz, it would already have happened.
That's just not the way gambling works. You think, you "think" you know the game. All previous games pointing out to how it should be. Let's just wait a few more hours and see.
Sports
bettors are even bigger "geniuses" in analyzing games after the games
are over than are horse race bettors in analyzing races after the races
are over. Horse race bettors usually quickly forget about the race that
was just lost and then move on to the next race. Sports bettors
sometimes will mull over the game that was just played. They will think
about the various situations and problems that happened in the game that
caused the bet to win or lose. They may reflect on the game for some
weeks, months or longer believing that this may help to handicap another
game down the road. They may even remember the game for next season or
for years to come, thinking this may help to evaluate the game plans of a
coach or the tendencies of a team. This is a form of Monday morning
quarterbacking. The expression "Monday morning quarterback" got this
name because most professional football games are played on Sundays.
Then on Monday after the games are over, everyone is a game analysis
expert when they have all of the game scores. When the games are over,
only then is any sports bettor a sports handicapping expert.
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Quote Originally Posted by pigskinpicker:
THIS i highlighted is classic handicapping TRAP thinking....it supposes the bulls werent really trying to defend the first 4....the bulls were indeed trying to defend.... their numbers on defense that out them near the top of the league were a composite of playing against all teams, even those that dont score a lot...such as charlotte and memphis...and others....if you extrapolated out the games of just the good offensive teams the bulls played, you would probably see the bulls were not really a very good defensive team. the bulls do not have the players to match up with the wiz. at guards...2 young phenoms...beal and wall and behind them, martell webster, a player that could start for most NBA teams. the bulls dont even start their best guard augustine....gortat is bigger and stronger than boozer, and at this stage of his career, a better player....whats boozer done in the series?. in 4 games he has 11,5,14, and 8...a 9 1/2 pt avg... trevor arizza raining threes all over...the bulls barely know what a 3 is..did you know the wizards score 10 more pts a game off 3s than the bulls?.... the bulls will have to score to keep up with the wiz, which means a faster game, especially in 2 H.. and as far as being rigged. i see that crap all the time in other threads, we dont use that excuse in the sty, and as for the players, its a lot easier to rig a side, and the officials are under such scrutiny after the earlier incident a few years ago, that in the playoffs with everyone watching, it would be almost unthinkable for an official to try and throw a total.. BUT they do have tendencies, just like players and teams.. if the bulls could defend the wiz, it would already have happened.
That's just not the way gambling works. You think, you "think" you know the game. All previous games pointing out to how it should be. Let's just wait a few more hours and see.
Sports
bettors are even bigger "geniuses" in analyzing games after the games
are over than are horse race bettors in analyzing races after the races
are over. Horse race bettors usually quickly forget about the race that
was just lost and then move on to the next race. Sports bettors
sometimes will mull over the game that was just played. They will think
about the various situations and problems that happened in the game that
caused the bet to win or lose. They may reflect on the game for some
weeks, months or longer believing that this may help to handicap another
game down the road. They may even remember the game for next season or
for years to come, thinking this may help to evaluate the game plans of a
coach or the tendencies of a team. This is a form of Monday morning
quarterbacking. The expression "Monday morning quarterback" got this
name because most professional football games are played on Sundays.
Then on Monday after the games are over, everyone is a game analysis
expert when they have all of the game scores. When the games are over,
only then is any sports bettor a sports handicapping expert.
That's just not the way gambling works. You think, you "think" you know the game. All previous games pointing out to how it should be. Let's just wait a few more hours and see.
Sports
bettors are even bigger "geniuses" in analyzing games after the games
are over than are horse race bettors in analyzing races after the races
are over. Horse race bettors usually quickly forget about the race that
was just lost and then move on to the next race. Sports bettors
sometimes will mull over the game that was just played. They will think
about the various situations and problems that happened in the game that
caused the bet to win or lose. They may reflect on the game for some
weeks, months or longer believing that this may help to handicap another
game down the road. They may even remember the game for next season or
for years to come, thinking this may help to evaluate the game plans of a
coach or the tendencies of a team. This is a form of Monday morning
quarterbacking. The expression "Monday morning quarterback" got this
name because most professional football games are played on Sundays.
Then on Monday after the games are over, everyone is a game analysis
expert when they have all of the game scores. When the games are over,
only then is any sports bettor a sports handicapping expert.
i just let the numbers talk. by the way, you should cite things.
team = Wizards and o:team = Bulls and season = 2013
SU:
5-2 (2.29, 71.4%)
ATS:
4-3-0 (2.50, 57.1%)
avg line: 0.2
O/U:
6-1-0 (7.57, 85.7%)
avg total: 182.7
FG
Pct
FT
Pct
3s
Pct
BLKS
O-RBND
RBND
Fouls
AST
TOvers
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Final
Team
37.00
45.8
15.86
68.5
6.43
38.5
5.57
10.57
40.29
20.71
22.00
11.14
26.4
23.0
22.9
22.6
96.3
Opp
35.00
44.4
16.43
75.2
7.57
35.8
3.71
11.71
41.00
20.43
22.14
13.43
23.1
24.9
23.7
21.1
94.0
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Quote Originally Posted by dontknowhowtobe:
That's just not the way gambling works. You think, you "think" you know the game. All previous games pointing out to how it should be. Let's just wait a few more hours and see.
Sports
bettors are even bigger "geniuses" in analyzing games after the games
are over than are horse race bettors in analyzing races after the races
are over. Horse race bettors usually quickly forget about the race that
was just lost and then move on to the next race. Sports bettors
sometimes will mull over the game that was just played. They will think
about the various situations and problems that happened in the game that
caused the bet to win or lose. They may reflect on the game for some
weeks, months or longer believing that this may help to handicap another
game down the road. They may even remember the game for next season or
for years to come, thinking this may help to evaluate the game plans of a
coach or the tendencies of a team. This is a form of Monday morning
quarterbacking. The expression "Monday morning quarterback" got this
name because most professional football games are played on Sundays.
Then on Monday after the games are over, everyone is a game analysis
expert when they have all of the game scores. When the games are over,
only then is any sports bettor a sports handicapping expert.
i just let the numbers talk. by the way, you should cite things.
team = Wizards and o:team = Bulls and season = 2013
I use days rest.
Sabathia on 4 days rest this season
is 1-1 with an ERA of 5.54
His last 2 games 5 and 6 days rest he is back on 4 tonight
Young this season gave no runs on his first game 2 innings no runs
Had 6 days rest and gave 6 innings no runs and his last 2 starts were on
4 days rest and gave up 7 runs and is back on 5 days rest which I think
may help him
Seattle this season playing off 1 day off is 4-0
Seattle last 10 at NY is 5-5
Batter vs Pitcher shows Ichiro and McCann as the only ones that have really seen and hit him Sabathia last 10 at home is 6-4 Have played first 5 and looking very hard at game
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A few details on the Seattle game
I use days rest.
Sabathia on 4 days rest this season
is 1-1 with an ERA of 5.54
His last 2 games 5 and 6 days rest he is back on 4 tonight
Young this season gave no runs on his first game 2 innings no runs
Had 6 days rest and gave 6 innings no runs and his last 2 starts were on
4 days rest and gave up 7 runs and is back on 5 days rest which I think
may help him
Seattle this season playing off 1 day off is 4-0
Seattle last 10 at NY is 5-5
Batter vs Pitcher shows Ichiro and McCann as the only ones that have really seen and hit him Sabathia last 10 at home is 6-4 Have played first 5 and looking very hard at game
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