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Quote Originally Posted by Way2Good:
@heels876 Been here for 3 years and never know anyone got banned for posting their winning picks. This guy did @WizkidO Although he had a bunch of aliases because people kept reporting him he did pick consistent winners. I don't know if his posts are archived or not but he picked consistent winners and got hated on by the forum. Mostly because he was cocky and talked sh*t lol but regardless he won and got banned. |
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Well the rare times you do get a capper on here that wins consistently they get ran off or banned from the forum from other posters reporting them to the mods, so there's that. |
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@Way2Good Yeah this has been happening all across the league. I've been reading some of the forum posts. I guess this is why people have wanted gambling to be illegal because it messes up the integrity of the game and we can see it happening right before our very eyes. People have access to better information and are becoming better at making picks. This is causing problems with the casinos. NBA coaches wouldn't pull stunts like this on their own. This is definitely coming from the top brass of the NBA. |
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@Cavs2017Champs I didn't have any money on the game but I did have it as a streak survivor pick with ATL (-9) which hit, barely. |
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Ok this is some of the most mindboggling s*** I've ever seen in all my years of watching basketball, on any level. Follow me here... - The Washington Wizards are down by 14 (129-115) with 17.8 seconds left - After a missed 3 pointer by the Wizards, a defensive rebound by the Hawks, Trae Young of Atlanta traveled with the basketball after being pressed by a defender with 6.5 seconds left - So the Wizards are down by 14 with 6.5 seconds left and instead of just inbounding the ball and running the clock out the coach for Washington calls a full timeout ( not to put subs in the game) but to run a play - THEY'RE DOWN BY 14 WITH 6.5 SECONDS LEFT AND THERE IS NO POSSIBLE WAY TO WIN THE GAME - Why are you calling a timeout in this situation? And why are you running any offensive plays at all in this point in the game??? - So then a Wizards make a 2-foot cutting layup shot with 3.8 seconds left to be down 12 - So now they're down 12 with 3.8 seconds left and Atlanta has to inbound the ball - AGAIN, THEY'RE DOWN BY 12 - THE SPREAD IS 9 - There's 3.8 seconds left - Atlanta has the ball - The Wizards (instead of letting Atlanta just run out the clock and end the game) they press the inbounds passer and Atlanta ends up turning the ball over - They're still down 12 with 3.0 seconds left now - The Wizards still refuse to let the clock run out and end the game - So with 1.5 seconds left the Wizards shoot a 3 pointer and miss which ends the game finally Had he made it, mind you, the game would've went as a PUSH. Any thoughts from anyone as to why the Washington Wizards or any team in this situation (especially at the highest level) where players and coaches are getting paid millions of dollars do this kind of thing? There's no other explanation for this and if you think I'm bugging out the announcers (for anyone that actually watched the game) were thinking the same thing and had absolutely no idea what was going on. Neither do I, except for point shaving. What other explanation is there?? Does Washington normally do this at the end of games when they're down that big?? WHAT IS GOING ON HERE???
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Quote Originally Posted by Timealker:
Have never seen a 98 percent probability of winning except when a team is up five runs in the eighth inning, or a 42 1/2 pt football favorite to win outright, these stories are getting more ridiculous every day, but hopefully the next 97 out of 98 pics will be winners to justify that probability That's what the youngsters would call "click bait" and it worked
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SEA (ML) and OAK (+1.5) BOL |
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@HungerforMoney Thanks, I was wondering about that |
rohart | 21 |
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NYY (-1.5) BOL |
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GL |
Coloneljim | 19 |
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Welp, that escalated quickly |
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SEA (-1.5) BOL |
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Damnit Atlanta you guys only mustered up 1 run with Chris Sale on the mound. Messing up my parlay and sh*t lol. C'mon guys! |
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ATL (ML) and SEA (ML) BOL |
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Quote Originally Posted by Natty68:
Seriously??? Boxed for this???
Well yeah your thread had nothing to do with baseball. So the Penalty Box is the appropriate place for this Quote Originally Posted by umgmu:
Probably got busy with life. He probably got tired of losing. Even though he had a good record, (a winning record) he was getting blown out in his last couple of games. Considering his threads got thousands of views he probably couldn't deal with the fact that people were tailing him and losing. Losing money, specifically. It's quite the responsibility. Trust me, even though this guy has a wife and kids and a career if you're winning and you're attracting thousands of views you can always find time to cap a game. Plus he said that he was going to take a break anyway so that he could reanalyze his handicapping method. So, there's that.
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LAD (+1.5) BOL A high juice square bet, IMO but whatever as long as it cashes
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Quote Originally Posted by Premian:
@heels876 Congrats, how much of a plus was the Parlay?
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Quote Originally Posted by Bill7:
Wow good call on pirates ,dodgers got me Thanks. Nobody was on the Pirates but it was actually the best pick that I had and the only one that I put actual money on. It was a great pick and extremely solid for anybody that knows advanced analytics |
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