dopeman

Quote Originally Posted by ragingstorm:

Picks  coming,up. Had a bad few games but was bailed put with my totals winner and my prop bet so I,actually showed a decent profit

Quote Originally Posted by bobmaloogatimesfive:

How much you wanna bet?

Quote Originally Posted by Rana828:

And yes I am absolutely following his plays.  I suggest that if you are skeptical you should PM him.

Quote Originally Posted by the6ix:

Up to $7.45 now.  When is the next quarterly earnings released?

Quote Originally Posted by Blue_Chips:

Where are the player props?

Quote Originally Posted by begginerboy:



For learning purposes, let's recap all the situational plays.

1) Rockets at Jazz series tied 1-1 and Rockets a short favorite at -3. Jazz, a young team, was undefeated at home playing against a superior opponent with playoff experienced vets and star power. No way Houston was going to drop that game after the season they had had. Now, a few years ago Warriors were in a similar situation against the Grizz and they did drop game 3. But there the roles were reversed. The Grizz were the savvy wets while the Warriors were young and inexperienced.

2) Warriors at Pelicans game 4 with the Warriors up 2-1 and the line at -5.5. Warriors had just dropped a game on the road against a team they have owned only because they lost interest. This was always a terrible matchup for the Pelicans and one game was not going to change that. Then you had the added motivation of Rondo trying to break Curry's and Green's ankles. The experienced Warriors had had enough and were ready to finish them off in 5.

3) Warriors at Rockets game 1 at +1.5, but we took them on the moneyline +110. Warriors had lost the season series, and home court, despite being the more talented, deeper team and the world champs. The Rockets were in the unenviable position of having to prove their #1 seeding against a better team (recall what the Cavs did to the Celtics in game 1 of the EFC last year). The Rockets never had a chance.

4) Cavs at Boston game 1 at pickem and we got this one all wrong because the situation was actually favoring Boston. Even though this was a different Boston team, Stevens had faced the Cavs three times in the playoffs with only one win. His team had also lost the first 2 games in each series. One could argue, as I did, that the Cavs and LBJ (after years of heartbreak against the Celtics) simply own the Celtics; just as they owned the Raptors. The problem with that logic was Brad Stevens is no Casey. The guy is brilliant and learns from his mistakes. No way he was going to lose a 4th straight game 1 to the Cavs.

And then of course we had tonight's great situational play, which we have already analyzed/explained to death.

Quote Originally Posted by bpickin:

As Long as lebron gets that many points in a playoff game I will autobet his team ats every single time until proven otherwise...

Quote Originally Posted by sameerm102:

-200 odds on a team that lebron owns? and you have $6000 on them? hahahahaha