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mollydog

mollydog

RSI:      

Past Seasons

Rank:
138

Net Units:
+4650

Overall:
39-27-1

Last 10:
5-5-0

Last 20:
12-7-1

	WLT	Pct	Units	Rank
ATS Picks	17-13-0	56.67%	+1350	253 of 1239
O/U Picks	22-14-1	60.81%	+3300	128 of 1239

Pending Picks

Wednesday, November 6

What’s happening here??? 

Thanxs berry, keep up the good work keeping us posted.love ittt doggie $tyle.

@finsterbaby

I've observed something concerning with one of the pickers on a college basketball website, and it's raised some serious questions about fairness. From what I can tell, his picks consistently seem to land on the most favorable numbers, to a degree that feels almost impossible without some sort of inside knowledge or access. For instance, today he selected Virginia under 134, yet that line had already moved to 129 by the time he made his pick public. It seems very unlikely that he could have genuinely secured that earlier number of 134, given how much movement had occurred.

This isn’t the first time this has happened, either. His record consistently reflects access to the absolute best numbers, in a way that seems highly unusual compared to the rest of us. From my understanding, he may have connections that give him insider access, possibly even to the website’s servers or data. He has a history as a capper that wasn’t particularly successful before, and his sudden shift to hitting nearly perfect numbers on every pick is difficult to believe without some kind of external help.

I'm not trying to accuse anyone unfairly—I just want to see a level playing field. It’s important that everyone participating in these picks is held to the same standards, without any special access or influence.

berry play all her picks n u should finish second  u think KOC.nice money

@finsterbaby

 mollydog is a grown up man ...................... you already know this.

@finsterbaby

 and I'm a better capper than he is ..............

Who cares ?

berry whats ur plays,am posted some winners at 530pm est3-0 yesterday

@VicVega91

 you don't

@VicVega91

you don't

@MADISONBERRY

 You are correct and no idea why you would even give a flying fuck about it

@VicVega91

"Well said! If you’re not concerned, why respond? It just doesn’t make much sense, does it?"

In sports betting, CLV (Closing Line Value) measures the difference between the odds or point spread at the time you place your bet and the final odds or spread before the game starts. The closing line reflects the most accurate prediction of the game outcome, as it includes all the latest information, such as betting trends and last-minute news.

Consistently beating the closing line—betting at odds or lines better than the final closing ones—is a sign of long-term betting success. Here's why CLV matters:

- **Higher CLV**: Getting better odds than the closing line suggests you're finding value bets, which may lead to increased profitability over time.
- **Negative CLV**: If the closing line is better than what you bet on, it indicates potential areas for improvement in your timing or strategy.
- **Tracking CLV**: This metric helps assess whether you’re making profitable betting decisions or if your approach needs adjustment.

Securing the "best line" is often referred to as **line shopping** or **betting for line value**. When you consistently get favorable lines (like betting on 134 before it moves to 129), you're capturing positive expected value (+EV). This is also known as **beating the line** or **beating the market**—finding advantageous lines before they move, which signals effective timing and knowledge.

However, achieving the best line consistently is challenging due to various factors:

1. **Market Dynamics**: Betting lines move quickly in response to betting volume, injuries, and other factors. Professional bettors monitor these changes and move the line with their high-volume bets. Perfect timing is required to secure the best line.

2. **Sharp Bettors**: Professional or sharp bettors place large bets on the best lines as soon as they appear. They often push the line to its sharp side, making it difficult to beat them to the best value due to their faster access to information.

3. **Speed and Access**: To secure the best line, you need immediate access to line updates across multiple sportsbooks and must act before they adjust. Even a slight delay can cause you to miss the optimal line.

4. **Random Market Factors**: Lines can move unpredictably or in response to sudden news, making it impossible to always lock in the best line.

In probability terms, most bettors won’t consistently secure the best line, but they might achieve favorable lines on some bets. Highly skilled professional bettors may get good value on 50-60% of their bets, but achieving the best line every time is unrealistic due to the need for near-perfect timing and constant monitoring.