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@AshyLarry I'll be fading Larson as passing 38 cars at +250 is too prohibitive. Taking a shot with Bowman at +3300. Good luck! |
AshyLarry | 10 |
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@goin4 Agreed. Bowman has good command of tracks with abrasive surfaces. |
goin4 | 7 |
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@Greedybastard If there's a top line to be run, I love Reddick at +2200 for a top three. Harvick hasn't won a race in the past 13 or so. He hasn't been right all season. I look for a big race from Alex Bowman. He has a good feel for abrasive tracks and he's been the weakest Hendrick performer this season. He needs to step up. |
Greedybastard | 2 |
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Regardless of your political affiliation, it is certain that the media controls the narrative. Generally speaking, most media outlets are owned by left leaning opinions, therefore, that is what you will be forced to consume. The media can say whatever they want, and provided they say it loud enough and long enough, most people will accept it as truth. Collectively, we have lost our motivation to critically think and challenge. Instead, we sit on our ass and look to be told how to behave.
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sundance | 34 |
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Are any Vegas casinos offering election betting? |
Uber3 | 26 |
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Have a small amount in BetUS account after winning a free bet on a promotion. Without fail, every time I attempt to place a wager on a point spread game, a dialog box appears indicating that the line on the wagered game has just changed. These changed lines are always by half point and always go in the direction opposite of my bet (e.g. -3 to -3.5 when betting favorites). After these messages, I'll refresh the page and of course the line has not changed on the main page. I've used many online books over the years and can not recall any other book that is so blatant about shading lines half points like this. Just curious if anybody else has seen the same thing. |
Uber3 | 2 |
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Quote Originally Posted by KeyElement:
JMHO - Degenerative lol, probably FWIW, underdogs went 8-6 today. A $100 bettor taking all dogs would have profited $452. We'll see if the trend continues.
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Uber3 | 3 |
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Quote Originally Posted by Rush51:
Uber , you make a compelling case for Pence at 50:1... Thanks Rush. I think betting Pence is definitely worth a unit. I can't believe I'm writing this, but I also think there's value in Cuomo at 20 to 1. Justified or not, Cuomo is receiving accolades for his managing of the virus in New York. I can see him parlaying that momentum into usurping the nomination from Biden. This coronavirus is really hurting Biden's chances. Instead of putting away his Democratic competition and preparing for Trump, Biden now has to quickly generate a strategy to remain relevant while Cuomo gets all the air time. Coronavirus is not going away any time soon. The left wing media will be looking for their hero to take down Trump and Cuomo could be that guy. |
kagakuotoko | 86 |
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Anybody look at the Out of the Park '21 baseball simulation being played out? They are running a computer simulation of the '20 season and posting the game results onto Baseball Reference. The results of all the day's games are being posted onto Baseball Reference around 12:30pm EST daily. I'm interested in this because I've seen sportsbooks post lines for these simulated games. I'm struggling to understand how a book would even post lines without having starting pitcher or lineup information. Betting on these simulations is either degenerative on my part or wicked savvy. |
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I think the only way Trump does not win the election is if he decides not to run. He'll be 74 in June and might decide that he's had enough and want to just retire to the private sector. I think there's very good value in betting Pence to win the election at 50-1. This is especially the case if Trump pulls out late and there's minimal time to digest the qualifications of Pence. By this point, America will be recovering from Coronavirus and the Republicans can successfully push the needing GOP stability at that time. Remember, Trump was never hellbent on becoming president. He said he would run if he saw the need to, he saw that need and was probably surprised that he won. The dude has balls. He has little filter. It's not impossible that he stuns the world and doesn't run. The Democratic party is an uncoordinated disaster. The best three candidates they have produced in their estimation over the past four years have been a corrupt woman in Hillary, a 78 year old guy in Biden who is clinging to Obama's legacy and can't utter a coherent sentence and a mad scientist looking Socialist who had previously shunned Democratic representation. Sanders running under the Democratic ticket would be like the Jets inducting Tom Brady into their Ring of Honor. The Democratic strategy has been to plan to take down Trump instead of extolling the candidacy of one of their own. Russia didn't work and the impeachment trial was an abject failure. The Dems think they caught a fortuitous break with the coronavirus, but they will f**k this opportunity up too. Like most elections, it will come down to the swing states.
Trump's advantages... * Those who voted for Trump are very likely to do so again. * Trump's likely primary opponent won't fill a niche like female or African American. * The Dems have a feeble strategy
Trump's disadvantages... * The media, sans Fox, leans heavily to the left and their efforts to disparage him will kick into overdrive. * Trump has a limited filter and is liable to say something irreparably damaging at any point. * Enough people could be economically impacted and brainwashed into thinking Trump is the issue.
3 units on Trump at -110 1 unit on Pence at +5000
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kagakuotoko | 86 |
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Let's see when the Arizona at Hawaii game gets graded. smh |
Uber3 | 3 |
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