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gambleholic63

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 5:00 PM ET #76

I sure wish all of this GB love would show up in the spread....line stuck at 7.5, but I'm hoping for a 7.

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lordzud

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 5:01 PM ET #77

Here is a good prop bet. Most yards rushing in the two games Lynch -110. Thus really is a bet between Lacy and Lynch, and it sure looks likely that Seattle gets up in the score like they are favored to they run more with Lynch than Green Bay does with Lacy. New England and Indianapolis have offenses built around their star QB's so I like this bet.

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mightiestmojo

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 5:56 PM ET #78

Quote Originally Posted by gambleholic63:

I sure wish all of this GB love would show up in the spread....line stuck at 7.5, but I'm hoping for a 7.

I'd like that too.

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krow305

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 6:13 PM ET #79

Under all day

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BreakaBookie

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 6:28 PM ET #80

Quote Originally Posted by lordzud:

Here is a good prop bet. Most yards rushing in the two games Lynch -110. Thus really is a bet between Lacy and Lynch, and it sure looks likely that Seattle gets up in the score like they are favored to they run more with Lynch than Green Bay does with Lacy. New England and Indianapolis have offenses built around their star QB's so I like this bet.

Great prop bet!

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krow305

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 7:21 PM ET #81

Under all day

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jwadd

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 7:51 PM ET #82

If you can stand to part with a large sum of money for few hours, lay a grand on the Seahawks M.L. You'll make over 300 depending on where and when you lay it. As much as the Pack are a lovable team, they can't beat Seattle up there if Rodgers isn't 100%.

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Knoxpoker

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 8:09 PM ET #83

The NFL is still fixed right?? I cant even watch this garbage.. how quickly we forget Dallas vs Detroit...What we say or who you want to win doesn't matter anymore. It is who the NFL will let in ..

Go cry to your mom when you say these games are fixed after this week.. Those moans will fall on deaf ears. You have all learned your lesson after watching the 2 Dallas games. What is a football move again?? Still no one can answer that.. Good Luck tho..

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sweatypig

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 8:41 PM ET #84

lol nfl isn't fixed dude, if it was dallas would have beaten gb right? cus obv the "nfl" wanted dallas to win after "rigging" the lions game? shocked the "refs' didn't give dez that catch... to rig dallas into nfc championship game.

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JIMMYCYPHER

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 10:31 PM ET #85

I am fairly new to this but was taught by someone who does this for a living (14 years). I've never lost a dime of my own money as I built up my winnings using the casino's roll over bonus ;-) I am also completely dispassionate about sports; I couldn't care less who wins or loses and rarely watch the games. So... we have point shaving, (basketball), bribed refs (NBA), soccer rigging (singapore), that mysterious 20 min superbowl power outage in N'aluns, and that AC failure in the NBA championship last year. Many NFL playoff games this year have been decided by controversial ref calls. So clearly, the best team doesn't always win. Every post here is about why one team or the other is better overall, but the refs are deciding not just the spreads but W/L on these games! It's quite possible that TV ratings matter most which is why most series run 6 or 7 games and "zig zag." What 2 teams will get the most viewers? What is the best story/narrative for the commentators to blab on incessantly about for days on end after like a Vegas hooker who broke a nail? I am ignorant of standard football knowledge but b/c of this, I also think outside the box. Seattle-GB will probably be closer than most people think; and no one really cares about the Colts; it's not their time yet and viewers would rather hear talk of Brady's incredible career.
RECOMMENDATION:
take New England ML -260ish), and buy points on GB (currently +12.5/-295ish). parlay each with a quasi "sure thing" in NBA or NHL for near even odds.
constructive comments welcomed and good luck :-)

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genofoshelo

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 10:45 PM ET #86

Blowout weekend in the NFL! Going with the faves in bother games.

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genofoshelo

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 10:52 PM ET #87

A good capper identifies when politics come into play. Fix is a strong word but I can't think of a better one.

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Digitalkarma

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Posted: Jan. 16, 2015 - 11:04 PM ET #88

Quote Originally Posted by lordzud:

Here is a good prop bet. Most yards rushing in the two games Lynch -110. Thus really is a bet between Lacy and Lynch, and it sure looks likely that Seattle gets up in the score like they are favored to they run more with Lynch than Green Bay does with Lacy. New England and Indianapolis have offenses built around their star QB's so I like this bet.

liking this prop too. Green Bay has more offensive options at their disposal so Lacy won't get as much touches as Lynch does. I say Lynch runs for at least 100 yards and Lacy about 85 yards.

Sip on that plus money honey!

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imaxfli

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 8:30 AM ET #89

Don't think the Seattle D will let Rogers stand around in the pocket with a bum wheel like the idiot cowgirls did....expect him to get early and often pressure, they will also cover the backs out of the backfield, so dumpoffs won't do much.....how dumb is the NFL(not surprisingly) that the west coast game is first and the East coast game(and one with more potential bad weather) is late....NFL and loser commissioner care nothing of fans!!!

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Mr_E

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 9:04 AM ET #90

Quote Originally Posted by Carlito1:

Sounds alot like them cowboys losers ths time last week...4 all u bandwagon behind dipshits kno,that calf injury could b all made up..all I'm reading is opinions,& u kno wat they say abt THOSE...hope to read ur all ur excuses come Monday,fool...lol

I cant believe I'm siding with this idiocy. Aside from unnecessarily kicking coyboys fans when they're down and obvious lack English writing skills, I might agree with your point that Rodgers isn't that bad off. I recall Patriots putting Brady on the injury report for a shoulder injury as a joke or some way to influence the opposing teams game plan. And its been almost 5 weeks for a 6 week injury. Still I'm not taking GB on the road here. Seattle is the play.

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JakeC

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 9:51 AM ET #91

Quote Originally Posted by Knoxpoker:

The NFL is still fixed right?? I cant even watch this garbage.. how quickly we forget Dallas vs Detroit...What we say or who you want to win doesn't matter anymore. It is who the NFL will let in ..

Go cry to your mom when you say these games are fixed after this week.. Those moans will fall on deaf ears. You have all learned your lesson after watching the 2 Dallas games. What is a football move again?? Still no one can answer that.. Good Luck tho..

To prove your point a major tout wrote this in their game summary.. I ask the dummies this - if it's not rigged (read Interference by Dan Moldea) how did they nail this with such absolute certainty. The Dex Bryant play almost made this a Nostradamus like write up....

"The main reason we’re playing the Packers in this one is because of what transpired last week in Dallas. We all saw the refs hand the game to the Lions in what has to be considered one of the most curious calls in the history of sports. What followed that game was a social-media avalanche with the NFL being accused of “fixing” games. There were photographs of Jerry Jones’ son partying with the head of officials. There were screams of foul play that lasted well past Sunday and into Wednesday before it started dying off. The NFL was and still is under heavy scrutiny and there is no way that Roger Goddell has ignored this. What you will witness this week at Lambeau Field is the complete opposite of what happened last week. Dallas will get few calls, if any. They will get flagged numerous times on even the smallest of infractions that otherwise may have been “let go”. Goddell or his officials will not be accused of favoritism this week. Goddell will do everything in his power to alleviate the perceived bias towards the Cowboys and when Roger Goddell wants something, he gets it. This week, the refs will be heavily biased against Dallas to compensate for last week's debacle and that’s the reason we’re spotting the points."

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Quote Originally Posted by Knoxpoker:

The NFL is still fixed right?? I cant even watch this garbage.. how quickly we forget Dallas vs Detroit...What we say or who you want to win doesn't matter anymore. It is who the NFL will let in ..

Go cry to your mom when you say these games are fixed after this week.. Those moans will fall on deaf ears. You have all learned your lesson after watching the 2 Dallas games. What is a football move again?? Still no one can answer that.. Good Luck tho..

To prove your point a major tout wrote this in their game summary.. I ask the dummies this - if it's not rigged (read Interference by Dan Moldea) how did they nail this with such absolute certainty. The Dex Bryant play almost made this a Nostradamus like write up....

"The main reason we’re playing the Packers in this one is because of what transpired last week in Dallas. We all saw the refs hand the game to the Lions in what has to be considered one of the most curious calls in the history of sports. What followed that game was a social-media avalanche with the NFL being accused of “fixing” games. There were photographs of Jerry Jones’ son partying with the head of officials. There were screams of foul play that lasted well past Sunday and into Wednesday before it started dying off. The NFL was and still is under heavy scrutiny and there is no way that Roger Goddell has ignored this. What you will witness this week at Lambeau Field is the complete opposite of what happened last week. Dallas will get few calls, if any. They will get flagged numerous times on even the smallest of infractions that otherwise may have been “let go”. Goddell or his officials will not be accused of favoritism this week. Goddell will do everything in his power to alleviate the perceived bias towards the Cowboys and when Roger Goddell wants something, he gets it. This week, the refs will be heavily biased against Dallas to compensate for last week's debacle and that’s the reason we’re spotting the points."

coitus_maximus

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 11:01 AM ET #92

Quote Originally Posted by JIMMYCYPHER:

I am fairly new to this but was taught by someone who does this for a living (14 years). I've never lost a dime of my own money as I built up my winnings using the casino's roll over bonus ;-) I am also completely dispassionate about sports; I couldn't care less who wins or loses and rarely watch the games. So... we have point shaving, (basketball), bribed refs (NBA), soccer rigging (singapore), that mysterious 20 min superbowl power outage in N'aluns, and that AC failure in the NBA championship last year. Many NFL playoff games this year have been decided by controversial ref calls. So clearly, the best team doesn't always win. Every post here is about why one team or the other is better overall, but the refs are deciding not just the spreads but W/L on these games! It's quite possible that TV ratings matter most which is why most series run 6 or 7 games and "zig zag." What 2 teams will get the most viewers? What is the best story/narrative for the commentators to blab on incessantly about for days on end after like a Vegas hooker who broke a nail? I am ignorant of standard football knowledge but b/c of this, I also think outside the box. Seattle-GB will probably be closer than most people think; and no one really cares about the Colts; it's not their time yet and viewers would rather hear talk of Brady's incredible career.
RECOMMENDATION:
take New England ML -260ish), and buy points on GB (currently +12.5/-295ish). parlay each with a quasi "sure thing" in NBA or NHL for near even odds.
constructive comments welcomed and good luck :-)

Seriously, either you work for the books or the dumbest bettor ever. Buy pts to get a -200 is plain stupid. Green bay is already over the key number of 7. If you wanted to play what you had stated, a 6pt tease would suffice. Sea -1.5 or GB +13.5 along with something else. Like maybe UK in hoops action today. Probably best to do a 6.5 or 7pt teaser if you like. Sea ML and GB+12.5. Either you're a shill for the books, which I think you are, or just plain dumb.

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Quote Originally Posted by JIMMYCYPHER:

I am fairly new to this but was taught by someone who does this for a living (14 years). I've never lost a dime of my own money as I built up my winnings using the casino's roll over bonus ;-) I am also completely dispassionate about sports; I couldn't care less who wins or loses and rarely watch the games. So... we have point shaving, (basketball), bribed refs (NBA), soccer rigging (singapore), that mysterious 20 min superbowl power outage in N'aluns, and that AC failure in the NBA championship last year. Many NFL playoff games this year have been decided by controversial ref calls. So clearly, the best team doesn't always win. Every post here is about why one team or the other is better overall, but the refs are deciding not just the spreads but W/L on these games! It's quite possible that TV ratings matter most which is why most series run 6 or 7 games and "zig zag." What 2 teams will get the most viewers? What is the best story/narrative for the commentators to blab on incessantly about for days on end after like a Vegas hooker who broke a nail? I am ignorant of standard football knowledge but b/c of this, I also think outside the box. Seattle-GB will probably be closer than most people think; and no one really cares about the Colts; it's not their time yet and viewers would rather hear talk of Brady's incredible career.
RECOMMENDATION:
take New England ML -260ish), and buy points on GB (currently +12.5/-295ish). parlay each with a quasi "sure thing" in NBA or NHL for near even odds.
constructive comments welcomed and good luck :-)

Seriously, either you work for the books or the dumbest bettor ever. Buy pts to get a -200 is plain stupid. Green bay is already over the key number of 7. If you wanted to play what you had stated, a 6pt tease would suffice. Sea -1.5 or GB +13.5 along with something else. Like maybe UK in hoops action today. Probably best to do a 6.5 or 7pt teaser if you like. Sea ML and GB+12.5. Either you're a shill for the books, which I think you are, or just plain dumb.

sodbuster925

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 11:22 AM ET #93

oh hell yes love the pack with 7.5 taking the pack and indy g.l. ppl

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Iceman88

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 12:03 PM ET #94

Quote Originally Posted by Digitalkarma:

"Rodgers is not healthy how can he possibly avoid the Seattle pass rush without his immobility?" is the common theme around here. Seems like this a good reason to bet against Rodgers but...you know what...

he doesn't need to avoid it! he can take it head on!!

Green Bay's offensive line is way better now and best way to nullify the pass rush is with some no huddle and quick release passes. If it's anyone that should be worrying about the pass rush it is Russell Wilson. While he's mobile enough to avoid most of them..I can see Julius Peppers and Matthews getting after Wilson all day.

GIMME THE PACK in a close one!!

DK, I like what I read here.

The great thing about Rodgers is if he's not able to run, he can make up for that with a laser fast release and pin point accuracy. No one can get to a qb in .9 seconds, which is how fast Rodgers can have a ball to any given WR hands.

The Packers TE's and Randall Cobb will have huge games. X Factor will be another big game for Devante Adams. Oh and don't forget about our White Steed - Jordy Nelson

Defense: Peppers is dialed in and Capers moving Clay Mathews inside middle linebacker has helped a lot with the packs run D. Beast mode is a huge threat and I'm not certain if my packers have enough on D.

Go Pack Go!!!!!!!!

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ALLFIXED

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 12:11 PM ET #95

Seattle

Greenbay

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freedomteam

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 12:14 PM ET #96

For the Packers, conventional wisdom would be to pound the ball with Lacy and Starks, but to have a chance to win they will need to spread the offense and take what you can get. Score early and often and let the Seahawks figure out how to come from behind. Once we're up early, start pounding them with the run.

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Iceman88

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 12:54 PM ET #97

Quote Originally Posted by freedomteam:

For the Packers, conventional wisdom would be to pound the ball with Lacy and Starks, but to have a chance to win they will need to spread the offense and take what you can get. Score early and often and let the Seahawks figure out how to come from behind. Once we're up early, start pounding them with the run.

Copy that freedomteam.

over and out!

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charlieb2012

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 5:27 PM ET #98

old CB was right last week and GB will win out right

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BreakaBookie

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 6:38 PM ET #99

Breakabookie here...

I was driving home today, the clouds parted, lightning struck, and a voice came down and whispered "Eddie Lacy"

So I am switching my pick, and that prop bet I read on here earlier, to GB plus the points...

I envision Seattle having issues trying to stop Lacy and therefore giving rodgers the ability to find balance and maybe even a rythem.

I'm still scared of GB defending the read option but I am less scared of Seattle's wideouts.

Too many points to give this high caliber offense.... plus Rodgers probably is the best qb in the league at this point....

I'm going to take the value on the GB offensive player props.... jordy, lacy, cobb, and rodgers....

Maybe sprinkle some on the moneyline as well.... afterall, it's divine intervention.

I am antsy to spend all of my Colts Moneyline winnings but I'm going to stay small of this game the bet my life savings on the Patriots....

GL To All!!!!!!

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franco55

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Posted: Jan. 17, 2015 - 7:56 PM ET #100

Rain and windy forecast for Seattle Sunday. This should favor the Seahawks with the better running game. Will wait for pre-game to place my bet.

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