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I reside in Nevada and I am a professional gambler....Will share my picks

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yes thanks but i prefer the ultra thin myself and so does she.

 
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Posted: #27
thanks for the tips ill watch your picks.. BOL
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MagnumThin:

Some more rules that you should abide by;

Never play totals for the full game.  Totals are manipulated by the refs.

Always watch out for key numbers such as 3, or 6.

Always by the hook on 6.5, that number is key in basketball.

Always bet same amount.

Never lay points on the road.

Don't think of how much you will win, I rather bet 1100 on okc money line and win, then lose 1100 win they win by a bucket.

I don't worry about how much I made until June 29. When nba season is over.  Everything up to that, is in play. 




can you elaborate that 3,6 or that 6.5?
 
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Posted: #29
Welcome to covers man, I'm on OKC tonight also.
 
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Posted: #30
I like the way you think and the way you analyze. keep up the good work.  
 
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Posted: #31
Magnum, if you go 3-0 today...sure you won't go tout and post a link to your next guaranteed winners only for the link to open up asking for $$$


I say 48 hours time...you'll be looking suckers
 
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find it funny how it's always peeps with 50 or less posts who always give these newbies the thumbs up and tell them to keep up the good work 
 
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Posted: #33
I like his OKC ML and Detroit picks though....I don't see OKC losing, but Detroit can always lay an egg
 
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Posted: #34
Like the rules too.
 
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Posted: #35
Leave the guy alone, let's see how well he'll do in a week. 


 
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Posted: #36
nice write up you are correct in your way of thinking, good luck tonight
 
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Posted: #38
i live by those rules but break them sometimes, got to stick to the strip!!!
 
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Posted: #39
"Always play no more than three (max) a night."

Can you give a good explanation as to why only three per day?  Thanks.

After the NBA season, what do you do with the rest of your time and what if the NBA went on strike, will you have to get a real job?
 
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How many accounts does this clown have?

 
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Not gonna lie, this guy has me intrigued. I'm following....
 
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Funny that noobs with 1-20 posts who joined this month are his biggest fans.

 
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Posted: #44
You lost me at:

I don't even watch the games
 
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Posted: #45
He does act like a new sheriff in town... but its seems, he's got my attention,  will he test well??   This time next year gentlemen and ladies.. Have and answer.. Good luck !!    
 
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Posted: #46
There's slightly less than 6 months in a full regular NBA season. That's roughly 170 days to bet. If you bet no more than 3 games a night, that means the max number of games you would bet in a full season would be 510. If you hit 58%, that puts you at 295-215. Betting $1,100 to win $1000 on every game, a 295-215 record would net you $59,000. And you're not even winning $1000 every game if you only bet $1000 to win $500 on moneylines once in a while.

So how do you make $93K a year only betting NBA and not betting more than 3 games a night?
 
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Only thing I would consider is that Houston and OKC play. Suns been doing well this whole month and okc are just giving up game to game until postseason. Westbrook are shooting worst than 30-40% which they can't win with him not taking over with average of 25 points. Suns are trying to stay alive in 8th spot or advance and with the momentum going their way off of a double digit win over blazers. Suns will be just as hungry today to stay alive. Dallas vs Houston. Watch Dallas coming out strong winning this knowing if they lose today they might even go to the 9th seed. The last two games both lost in several OTs. Dallas would come out blazing and covering. Just my thoughts.
 
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You not watching basketball will not be able to catch these :0 maybe win by luck or going with the public favorites.
 
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Posted: #49
Dont lay points on th eroad ? Like San Antiono last nigt ?
 
 
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Yeah this guy is a joke.

What if you there are 5 games you absolutely love but you can only bet 3?

What if you absolutely love 1 game more than others, yet you have to flat bet like the others you are lukewarm about?

And why would be bet on a sport he knows is fixed?

Just another tout wannabe with a lame hook to sucker the sheep into following him.
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