Get the fuck out
anyone who is even remotely close to being a consistent longterm winner shouldn't go anywhere near those mainstream aust based books. Most if not all are under UK ownership and that means massive restrictions.
pinnaclesports.com and topsport.com.au is all you need to know
Get the fuck out
anyone who is even remotely close to being a consistent longterm winner shouldn't go anywhere near those mainstream aust based books. Most if not all are under UK ownership and that means massive restrictions.
pinnaclesports.com and topsport.com.au is all you need to know
Baseball is all luck, i keep telling everyone on the other site, they all have a go at me, then i ask them to explain this for me to which no one can answer the question........
In the NBA, i have often seen when the best team plays the worst team, ie, the most recent season, the Lakers played the Nets in LA, the Nets were paying $10 for the win.......
In baseball, the biggest mismatch i could think of recently was Texas with arguably baseball's best pitcher in Cliff Lee on the mound at home against thew orst team in baseball in Baltimore with one of the worst pitchers on the mound with Bergensen....Baltimore were paying $4 for the win.......That is the most juice i have ever ever seen in a baseball and the mismatch is arguably the same bewteen these 2 teams as the Lakers game i mentioned, YET, the books offer DOUBLE the juice in the Laks game......
The inequality in the distribution of talent between teams is the same in the NBA as it is in the MLB........You have some really really really bad teams in the MLB yet you NEVER EVER see the same juice in MLB as it is in the NBA........Why is that?
Cause the enormous amount of luck that goes into a baseball game and the books dont want to be exposed to this luck......
No one on the "experts" section on the MLB sight can answer the above scenario
Baseball is all luck, i keep telling everyone on the other site, they all have a go at me, then i ask them to explain this for me to which no one can answer the question........
In the NBA, i have often seen when the best team plays the worst team, ie, the most recent season, the Lakers played the Nets in LA, the Nets were paying $10 for the win.......
In baseball, the biggest mismatch i could think of recently was Texas with arguably baseball's best pitcher in Cliff Lee on the mound at home against thew orst team in baseball in Baltimore with one of the worst pitchers on the mound with Bergensen....Baltimore were paying $4 for the win.......That is the most juice i have ever ever seen in a baseball and the mismatch is arguably the same bewteen these 2 teams as the Lakers game i mentioned, YET, the books offer DOUBLE the juice in the Laks game......
The inequality in the distribution of talent between teams is the same in the NBA as it is in the MLB........You have some really really really bad teams in the MLB yet you NEVER EVER see the same juice in MLB as it is in the NBA........Why is that?
Cause the enormous amount of luck that goes into a baseball game and the books dont want to be exposed to this luck......
No one on the "experts" section on the MLB sight can answer the above scenario
Further more, the Yankees have the best team MONEY game buy, the best coaches, the best facilities, yet they have only won 2 World Series in 10 years............
The Yankees would be equivalent to almost the QLD origin side poasing as an NRL club.........If that were the case, i would put everything i had and would mortgage everything i had for that team to win the NRL for 3 years in a row....Agree?
I mean would this team,
Slater, Falou, Inglis, Hodges, Boyd, Lockyer, Thurston only win 2 GF's in 10 years?
Further more, the Yankees have the best team MONEY game buy, the best coaches, the best facilities, yet they have only won 2 World Series in 10 years............
The Yankees would be equivalent to almost the QLD origin side poasing as an NRL club.........If that were the case, i would put everything i had and would mortgage everything i had for that team to win the NRL for 3 years in a row....Agree?
I mean would this team,
Slater, Falou, Inglis, Hodges, Boyd, Lockyer, Thurston only win 2 GF's in 10 years?
Baseball is all luck, i keep telling everyone on the other site, they all have a go at me, then i ask them to explain this for me to which no one can answer the question........
In the NBA, i have often seen when the best team plays the worst team, ie, the most recent season, the Lakers played the Nets in LA, the Nets were paying $10 for the win.......
In baseball, the biggest mismatch i could think of recently was Texas with arguably baseball's best pitcher in Cliff Lee on the mound at home against thew orst team in baseball in Baltimore with one of the worst pitchers on the mound with Bergensen....Baltimore were paying $4 for the win.......That is the most juice i have ever ever seen in a baseball and the mismatch is arguably the same bewteen these 2 teams as the Lakers game i mentioned, YET, the books offer DOUBLE the juice in the Laks game......
The inequality in the distribution of talent between teams is the same in the NBA as it is in the MLB........You have some really really really bad teams in the MLB yet you NEVER EVER see the same juice in MLB as it is in the NBA........Why is that?
Cause the enormous amount of luck that goes into a baseball game and the books dont want to be exposed to this luck......
No one on the "experts" section on the MLB sight can answer the above scenario
Baseball is all luck, i keep telling everyone on the other site, they all have a go at me, then i ask them to explain this for me to which no one can answer the question........
In the NBA, i have often seen when the best team plays the worst team, ie, the most recent season, the Lakers played the Nets in LA, the Nets were paying $10 for the win.......
In baseball, the biggest mismatch i could think of recently was Texas with arguably baseball's best pitcher in Cliff Lee on the mound at home against thew orst team in baseball in Baltimore with one of the worst pitchers on the mound with Bergensen....Baltimore were paying $4 for the win.......That is the most juice i have ever ever seen in a baseball and the mismatch is arguably the same bewteen these 2 teams as the Lakers game i mentioned, YET, the books offer DOUBLE the juice in the Laks game......
The inequality in the distribution of talent between teams is the same in the NBA as it is in the MLB........You have some really really really bad teams in the MLB yet you NEVER EVER see the same juice in MLB as it is in the NBA........Why is that?
Cause the enormous amount of luck that goes into a baseball game and the books dont want to be exposed to this luck......
No one on the "experts" section on the MLB sight can answer the above scenario
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