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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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Like I said earlier one of us would come out on top,you sir have done that

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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You as well Sammy, Thanks for a great thread. One of us is winning today...GL bro

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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Best road winning % Post Season

Team Win %

Balt 8-5 .615

NE 7-9 .438

GB 10-13 .435

Pitt 7-10 .412

Jets 7-10 .412

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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Yes thats correct

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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HOME AND AWAY: In the Divisional Playoffs, NEW ENGLAND (13-4, AFC No. 2 seed) defeated Houston 41-28, while BALTIMORE (12-6, AFC No. 4 seed) edged top-seeded Denver 38-35 in double overtime.

The Patriots have a 14-3 (.824) all-time record at home during the playoffs, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games), whereas the Ravens have an 8-5 (.615) all-time road record in the postseason, the highest winning percentage in postseason history (minimum 10 games).

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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either way one of us is cashing....GLB

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to Are You Patriot Bettors THAT Confident in Tom Brady?
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Sammy great write up but here is something to ponder.

RETURN ENGAGEMENT: This Sunday, NEW ENGLAND and BALTIMORE meet in a rematch of last year’s AFC Championship Game when the Patriots claimed a 23-20 victory to advance to Super Bowl XLVI. This weekend’s matchup marks the seventh time two teams have faced off in the AFL/AFC Championship in back-to-back seasons and the first time since the 1986 and 1987 seasons (Denver-Cleveland).

If the Patriots beat the Ravens, clubs who defeated the same opponent in the previous year’s AFC Championship Game will improve to 6-1 all-time.

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sammyRN

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January 20, 2013

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replied to CAPTAIN'S FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP CARD FOR SUNDAY NFL
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Love the card PAP...

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CAPTAINPAP

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January 20, 2013

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replied to ***Macwesties Jan. 20, 2013 * NFC/AFC Divisional Championship * Plays***
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Nice Card Mac

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Macwestie1

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January 20, 2013

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replied to SWAMPTHINGG HOU @ NE
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Nice card Swamp

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SwampThingg

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January 13, 2013

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replied to Late game info....
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Houston at New England: In Week 14, the Patriots blasted the Texans 42-14 and the ‘over’ (50) barely cashed, thanks to a meaningless late touchdown by Houston’s back-up QB. We talked about the Texans’ inconsistent offense last week and once again, the unit put up 19 points with 12 coming from field goals in their win over the Bengals in the Wild Card round. New England’s offense was potent at times this season but it did slow down the last two weeks (23, 28) of the season, which resulted in ‘under’ winners. I’d be surprised to see the Patriots put up six touchdown again, especially against a solid defensive unit that's much healthier. Including last week’s outcome, Houston has watched the ‘under’ cash in four straight and five of the last six games and the lone ‘over’ during this span was the aforementioned “Bad Beat” on MNF versus the Pats.

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oneunder

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January 13, 2013

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created a topic Late game info....
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Coaching Trends

In last year’s playoffs, we mentioned a trend on Bill Belichick in the Divisional Playoffs. The future Hall of Fame coach has now been on the sidelines eight times in this round. In those games, the Patriots have seen the ‘under’ go 6-2. However, the ‘over’ has cashed the past two postseasons but they weren’t easy winners. New England blasted Denver 45-10 last January and the closing number was 50. Two years prior, the Jets beat the Patriots 28-21 and the ‘over’ (45) was blessed with 14 meaningless points in the final two minutes. Lastly, we should make a note that the Patriots’ defense has been stout in this round and it could make you lean to the ‘under’ in the Texans’ team total (19 ½ points). In the aforementioned eight games with Belichick, six were played at Foxborough and New England has given up a total of 88 points (14.7 PPG) in these contests. When you consider Houston has been kicking more field goals than scoring touchdowns lately, it might be worth a look.

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oneunder

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January 13, 2013

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replied to Up $2,700,000 my last two posted plays, Very small play today
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I have thrown the wife on Colts +7

bye bye sweetheart Im goin to miss ya........ NOT

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manitoba45

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January 06, 2013

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replied to Info to share....
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First Round Trends

According to the below table, the ‘under’ has produced an 18-14 (57%) record in the first round of the playoffs the last eight seasons, but the 'over' went 3-1 in last year’s playoffs. Will we see the ‘under’ bounce back this weekend? There are some things to take into consideration. For starters, every total in this year’s first round is listed at 43 points or above. It might not seem like a big deal, but that hasn’t happened since 2004 and you could argue that these numbers might be inflated.

First Round Total History (2004-2011)

2004 (Under 3-1)

2005 (Under 3-1)
St. Louis 27 Seattle 20 - UNDER 50.5	Washington 17 Tampa Bay 10 - UNDER 37
N.Y. Jets 20 San Diego 17 - UNDER 43	New England 28 Jacksonville - UNDER 37
Indianapolis 49 Denver 24 - OVER 56	Carolina 23 N.Y. Giants 0 - UNDER 43.5
Minnesota 31 Green Bay 17 - UNDER 49.5	Pittsburgh 31 Cincinnati 17 - OVER 46.5
2006 (Under 3-1)	2007 (Total 2-2)
Indianapolis 23 Kansas City 8 - UNDER 50.5	Seattle 35 Washington 14 - OVER 39
Seattle 21 Dallas 20 - UNDER 48	Jacksonville 31 Pittsburgh 29 - OVER 41
New England 37 N.Y. Jets 16 - OVER 38.5	N.Y. Giants 24 Tampa Bay 14 - UNDER 39.5
Philadelphia 23 N.Y. Giants - UNDER 45.5	San Diego 17 Tennessee 6 - UNDER 39
2008 (Under 3-1)	2009 (Over 4-0)
Arizona 30 Atlanta 24 - OVER 51.5	N.Y. Jets 24 Cincinnati 14 - OVER 34
San Diego 23 Indianapolis 17 - UNDER 49	Dallas 34 Philadelphia 14 - OVER 45.5
Baltimore 27 Miami 9 - UNDER 38	Baltimore 33 New England 14 - OVER 43.5
Philadelphia 26 Minnesota 14 - UNDER 41	Arizona 51 Green Bay 45 - OVER 48
2010 (Under 3-1)	2011 (Over 3-1)
Seattle 41 New Orleans 36 - OVER 45.5	Cincinnati 10 Houston 31 - OVER 38
N.Y. Jets 17 Indianapolis 16 - UNDER 44	Detroit 28 New Orleans 45 - OVER 59.5
Baltimore 30 Kansas City 7 - UNDER 41	Atlanta 2 N.Y. Giants 24 - UNDER 47
Green Bay 21 Philadelphia 16 - UNDER 46.5	Pittsburgh 23 Denver 29 - OVER 34

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oneunder

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January 06, 2013

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created a topic Info to share....
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Indianapolis at Baltimore: Did you know the Colts have the worst scoring offense (22.3 PPG) amongst all playoff teams and along with the Redskins they have the worst scoring defense (24.2 PPG). Indianapolis is the only team in the postseason that gives up more points than it scores. What does this mean to me? It tells us that Indy knows it can’t win a shootout on the road with the talent it has. The Colts have 11 wins and the ‘under’ went 9-2 in those games. Indy needs to control the ball and make this a low-scoring game. That’s easier said than done against a Baltimore offense that put up 30-plus in five of its eight home games this season. The Ravens’ defense is definitely a step slower but most would expect the experienced unit to give rookie QB Andrew Luck trouble. And for everybody that’s already sold on the kid, he did toss 18 interceptions and only completed 54% of his passes.

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oneunder

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January 06, 2013

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replied to I forgot Sanchez SUCKS vs. Titans **In Game**
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Yes it was the right call

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Jfox6546

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December 17, 2012

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replied to I forgot Sanchez SUCKS vs. Titans **In Game**
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Dang nam it.........it ok hate the Sancheeze.....

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Jfox6546

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December 17, 2012

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replied to I forgot Sanchez SUCKS vs. Titans **In Game**
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Im lovin the Sanchez............

maybe...

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Jfox6546

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December 17, 2012

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replied to I forgot Sanchez SUCKS vs. Titans **In Game**
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R.Bironas sucks........ Ummmm where is my helmut coach..

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Jfox6546

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December 17, 2012

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replied to TO ALL BETTORS
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Please explain why.............

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minhson2003

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December 17, 2012

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