BOL Rod..........i just wanna ask, i see people on the other forums mentioning the word "sharps" all the time........WTF are they talking about?
Basically they are saying a "sharp" is someone who will study the line movement and invariably bet against the public money. A square is the opposite, bettor who backs a public play or what seems to be the most obvious one.
Like Ace says it's all bullshit and just another "cool" American gambling term.
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
BOL Rod..........i just wanna ask, i see people on the other forums mentioning the word "sharps" all the time........WTF are they talking about?
Basically they are saying a "sharp" is someone who will study the line movement and invariably bet against the public money. A square is the opposite, bettor who backs a public play or what seems to be the most obvious one.
Like Ace says it's all bullshit and just another "cool" American gambling term.
Basically they are saying a "sharp" is someone who will study the line movement and invariably bet against the public money. A square is the opposite, bettor who backs a public play or what seems to be the most obvious one.
Like Ace says it's all bullshit and just another "cool" American gambling term.
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:
Basically they are saying a "sharp" is someone who will study the line movement and invariably bet against the public money. A square is the opposite, bettor who backs a public play or what seems to be the most obvious one.
Like Ace says it's all bullshit and just another "cool" American gambling term.
Basically they are saying a "sharp" is someone who will study the line movement and invariably bet against the public money. A square is the opposite, bettor who backs a public play or what seems to be the most obvious one.
Like Ace says it's all bullshit and just another "cool" American gambling term.
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:
Basically they are saying a "sharp" is someone who will study the line movement and invariably bet against the public money. A square is the opposite, bettor who backs a public play or what seems to be the most obvious one.
Like Ace says it's all bullshit and just another "cool" American gambling term.
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