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Very informative post Lippsman, thank you, I learned a few things, well written!
 
GL tonight!
 
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Great writeup with excellent insight into the way the story should read for all who wager Lippsman.
 
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excellent shit Lipps
 
you never cease to amaze me bro
 
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i agree with most of thisbut when you are winning i would say some longshot parlays are inorder ... to try and hit some huge gains
 
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Thanks to Anebr1ated for actually taking the time to find this again. I was getting ready to write for 2009, but this will do quite nicely right now
 
 
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Lippsman,
 
I agree with your system. Only way I differ is to play a bigger $$ amount on games I love, when I am up.
 
In this way, I still do not tap out but have the opportunity to maximize.
 
Hockey is a little different because of the varying juice, but I believe betting essentially the same amount on all bets will severely limit your ability to win because you cannot get a high enough win % to overcome the juice.  This is true whether it is blackjack or sports betting.
 
Nevertherless, your sound money management principles are an excellent reminder to all of us of how to play smarter and keep and build on our bankroll.
 
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River --------------->
Thanks for the reminder C/O LIPPS
Stay safe and play smart
 
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Posted: #83
Great writeup Lippsman. Thanks!
 
 
 
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Posted: #84
awesome write up
 
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Great rules of the road, Thanks 

to small - steady - growth 
 
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I didn't know you can get -1 lines?  You can buy .5 points for hockey? 
 
 
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. Posts like this are the real Gems of the gambling world. Thank You Lippsman.  
 
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Don't agree with this writeup at all, but at the same time everyone has there own style of gambling. I havn't tapped out my bank account in 6 years and don't gamble like this at all.

With that being said i have my most respect for Lippsman and the work he does on the boards for everyone.

 
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betting account**
 
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GREAT WRITE UP BROTHER!!!!
I WILL DEFINITELY TRY THIS OUT...
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MLBguru:

I didn't know you can get -1 lines?  You can buy .5 points for hockey? 
 

The book that has the most options for puck wagering is 5Dimes.  They offer -1 lines.  Also you can make your own -1 lines if your book doesn't offer them.

Warning.....Geek math formula alert !!!!!!! Your eyes may glaze over

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100x/(x+1)     where x = ml
 
if you plan on betting $100 on a game with -1.30 ml and +1.60 pl
 
 
100(1.30)/(1.3 + 1)=130/2.3=$56 on the ml........therefore $44 on pl
 
works out to approx. +1.15 for the -1 spread

 
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grt
 
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I just opened an account with 5dimes but dont see the -1 lines. How do you get them?
 
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09...resolution.............re-peat!!!!!!

BUMP
 
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Quote Originally Posted by h98:

I just opened an account with 5dimes but dont see the -1 lines. How do you get them?

They are posted around 11:00 AM ET
 
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  i like that idea
 
 
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Pure Bull...Follow my game plan..

1.) Borrow rob and steal money for a online account.

2.)Find at least 3 Local Bookies that wont rough you up to bad if you dont have the money come Monday.

3.)Listen to the guy at work that thinks he knows everything about everything.Ask him what is good!!

4.)Parlay at least 6 games.

5.)Always bet your full account and double down on your next bet.

6.) Play big Favorites or Huge Dogs..Parlay one of both.

7.) bet a game if your dog pisses on the carpet,rubs its ass on the lawn and chewes up your newspaper.

8.)Repeat cycle once you get a job and new location and heal up your bones.

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