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The Kids From M.I.T. Beat Blackjack, This Kid From Cornell Is Going To Beat Sports Betting.

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Quote Originally Posted by irishcapper:

are you andy bernard?

Thats funny

 
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Quote Originally Posted by moksha23x:

Here we go again.........Sounds alot like Sammy11

It's not Sammy unless Sammy hired a proofreader/editor.

 
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Infomercial sales pitch.  Common knowledge.  Tell us something we don't know. 
 
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I agree with most of you doubters.  I have been gambling over 10 years now....Found the Forum in 2005 and joined....Learned alot on here.  and from other Sports bettors around the country who make a decent living off of Sports gambling.  And the Truth be told their IS NO true algorithm to win in this game....Their is way too many intangibles to consider.  However, your one good advice is based on the one and true only obvious way to succeed at this where most gamblers do not....it's simple.....only two words....but takes years to master....and those 2 words are: MONEY MANAGEMENT!!!!

GL

 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by islandpacket49] I think it is time for you to get a new calculator. 3500 plays in five years 1.91 plays a day. That is a very conservative approach by anyone's standards.

 I agree that his goals are lofty for someone that has only been studing handicapping for two years, but if you have a degree in Statistics from Cornell you have a big leg up on the field. To tell someone to get lost who may have these qualifications and is willing to share is Dumb even by Covers standards.

well said
 
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"not to bad"

don't you mean too, you Ivy League juice guzzler
 
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Mmmmmm I love the smell of tout in the morning.

 
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Well... I just had to run the #'s.

 Using stated betting theorem starting with a $1000 bankroll and 4% per wager consistently, a bettor would make 25 wagers per session. (i.e. day/week) 

At a winning % of 55 and profit of 90% applying these #'s and said formula to one 16 week NFL season the above bettor would make only 400 wagers and amass an ending bankroll of $416,502.63. 

Why wait 5 years MathWiz? 
 
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lets see what kind of picks and insight he brings to the table and go from there....I'm interested in seeing his views and then based on my own views and some statistics I'll make my wagers accrodingly...BOL to everyone who chooses to follow or do their own thing....as far as tonight's game....i'm thinking the points might be too good to take here unless you think NO DEF is going to get to Favre more than usual.(which they have vowed to knock him on his a$$ a couple of times and maybe injure him for the season-trashtalk-)  either way as of right now..I am leaning taking the points in this one....don't see the Saints winning by a TD not with Favre's clock management and the AP respect the linebackers will be giving out tonight.....any thoughts on this are welcome ...
 
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One more week and you have $622,671.42 RainMan.
 
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I could go on.

Oh, I used only 3rd grade math to figure that one out.

What year did you graduate? 

I feel for Cornell at this point. 

"Check the #'s"  to the sympathetic. 

There is already enough misinformation on this site. 

The 3 "commandments" as you like to call them, are elementary. If you haven't learned them yet either stop gambling or go broke.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by The_Wolf:

I could go on.

Oh, I used only 3rd grade math to figure that one out.

What year did you graduate? 

I feel for Cornell at this point. 

"Check the #'s"  to the sympathetic. 

There is already enough misinformation on this site. 

The 3 "commandments" as you like to call them, are elementary. If you haven't learned them yet either stop gambling or go broke.


Many here are not even graduate from elementary





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Quote Originally Posted by GIMMETHEPOINTS:

lets see what kind of picks and insight he brings to the table and go from there....I'm interested in seeing his views and then based on my own views and some statistics I'll make my wagers accrodingly...BOL to everyone who chooses to follow or do their own thing....as far as tonight's game....i'm thinking the points might be too good to take here unless you think NO DEF is going to get to Favre more than usual.(which they have vowed to knock him on his a$$ a couple of times and maybe injure him for the season-trashtalk-)  either way as of right now..I am leaning taking the points in this one....don't see the Saints winning by a TD not with Favre's clock management and the AP respect the linebackers will be giving out tonight.....any thoughts on this are welcome ...


I check his space, his pick is around 50% so he is not going to build his band roll anytime soon


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Someone's trying to get a publishing deal through Covers...


 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rocafella:

"not to bad"

don't you mean too, you Ivy League juice guzzler


Hes said hes a statistics major....not english
 
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You spelled enrollment wrong. 
 
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If betting and liking some games more than others is good enough for professional gamblers, its good enough for me.

I did say that I would not go higher than 5 Unit play this yr, cause too much of a difference in units will kill you over the long run. I went from up 50 Units over the season in college bball to just over 30 in the long run because of 2 bets.
 
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 I'm going to make Millions off this guy!!!!!!!!!

 

NOT!!!!!!

 

 
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I just do not understand why people bash so much on this board. If you do not like a post or thread why stay in it? Everyone has an opinion, and unfortunately they always want to be right or have the last word. I for one would like to see what this guy comes up with. I do not think it can be any worse than some angles I have seen on this board. Money Management is the key though to successful gambling...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pjlvio:

I just do not understand why people bash so much on this board. If you do not like a post or thread why stay in it? Everyone has an opinion, and unfortunately they always want to be right or have the last word. I for one would like to see what this guy comes up with. I do not think it can be any worse than some angles I have seen on this board. Money Management is the key though to successful gambling...

It's called policing the thread when there is an obvious tout trying to set up shop here. This guy's story is so full of holes it is absurd. You are a sucker if you follow or stick up for him.

See Sammy11 from last year. Liar with an angle that starts a post and rolls out the drama.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by nolemonasses:

It's called policing the thread when there is an obvious tout trying to set up shop here. This guy's story is so full of holes it is absurd. You are a sucker if you follow or stick up for him.

See Sammy11 from last year. Liar with an angle that starts a post and rolls out the drama.

Yep because thats just what we need more here in the good old USA.. More policing.. Not enough in our daily lifes at every turn.. Why not also on a gambling fourm...
 
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Lets not be sceptics yet.  I'm all ears- or eyes. 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pjlvio:

I just do not understand why people bash so much on this board. If you do not like a post or thread why stay in it? Everyone has an opinion, and unfortunately they always want to be right or have the last word. I for one would like to see what this guy comes up with. I do not think it can be any worse than some angles I have seen on this board. Money Management is the key though to successful gambling...

If a person on here is flat-out lying/misrepresenting themselves they deserve it. 

What they are doing is trying to sway others to their side for their own gain. Mostly at the expense of others. Otherwise they would just let their proven record speak for itself. 

There are a lot of guys on here young and old that are broke by these "systems" all the time. 

So if you want to check out this guys picks please do so. No one can nor would stop you. 

I for one along with many others here can smell a con of any sort from a mile away. I actually checked out him and his numbers.

No hate here just the facts man.

So if a guy comes on here saying he has a "system", especially touting himself as a statistical whiz with all kinds of research in hand, then you can bet I am going to check him out and call a con a con if appropriate. 

Some others may not and follow blindly. Have fun. 

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