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great calls Vanzack 
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Vanzack is amazing... btw i have NO IDEA how milan doesn't have a goal today
 
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1.  Tottenham +.5 +130 (1 unit) 
2.  Tottenham to advance to next round +136 (1.5 units)
3.  Schalke +.5 +130 (2 units)
4.  Schalke to advance +145 (1.5 units)
5.  Tottenham under 2.5 -110 (.5 unit)

Thats a good day.

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Quote Originally Posted by Barbarossa:

great calls Vanzack 

Thanks.  I have lots of tournament left to lose all of my money.

 

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Quote Originally Posted by KittyKatz286:

Vanzack is amazing... btw i have NO IDEA how milan doesn't have a goal today

Thanks. 

They almost scored at the death there.....

Tottenham are in great shape heading back to WHL.

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wow, nice work. Well done 
 
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Posted: #32
Great stuff congrats i was on the opposite side..
 
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Well played today Van 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:

 

1.  Tottenham +.5 +130 (1 unit) 
2.  Tottenham to advance to next round +136 (1.5 units)
3.  Schalke +.5 +130 (2 units)
4.  Schalke to advance +145 (1.5 units)
5.  Tottenham under 2.5 -110 (.5 unit)

Thats a good day.



Not to be a buzzkill, but... isn't that a premature call on Tottenham and Schalke to advance, even though the odds are now in their favour?
 
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Posted: #36

Quote Originally Posted by hugh613:



Not to be a buzzkill, but... isn't that a premature call on Tottenham and Schalke to advance, even though the odds are now in their favour?

Not calling it final, but picked out the emoticon that best fit my mood for those.  I feel good about them.

Didnt mean to say they were finished, just that I am happy with my position.

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Daviddaman, gillyG, yosemitesami, and NEpats12

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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:

Not calling it final, but picked out the emoticon that best fit my mood for those.  I feel good about them.

Didnt mean to say they were finished, just that I am happy with my position.



Glad you're back.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:

Well - MB shouldnt allow credit accounts.  You are right in your assumption, and it (by everything I read and hear) is what got them in trouble, and caused them to change ownership.  An exchange shhouldnt

CROUCH GOOOOOLLLLLLLL

Sorry about htat......

I was saying that an exchange shouldnt give credit, shouldnt seed, shouldnt have any interest other than taking commission.  Maybe that is where the new owners are heading, but unless they get some deposit and withdrawal options (and fast) that meet the needs of bigger players they are crippled.

I would watch MB closely over the next few months.  I wouldnt be surprised to see them get everything resolved and be better than ever, and I also wouldnt be surprised to see them crash and burn.

For me personally the timing is fine, I dont bet much soccer at all there and that is all I bet until baseball, so I can sit back and see how it sorts out.



What they should do is make an arrangement with some island government like Curacao, Gibraltar or Equatorial Guinea (lol) to get every highroller a 'permanent residency' - on paper. You would then proceed to enjoy the best rates on earth coupled with no restrictions that Mr. Bush decided to impose on his free country's citizens' gambling funds.

And free room and board for a couple of weeks at the best hotel on that island would undoubtedly strengthen the highroller's loyalty to their favorite betting exchange.

Marketing 101, no?
 
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Posted: #40
Nice vanzack...didnt know you followed the footy......Im a die hard footy spurs fan since the age of four!! Had a bet of plus 1.5 and 20 bucks on the moneyline!! Yid army!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hugh613:



Glad you're back.

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Quote Originally Posted by MuggsyBogues:



What they should do is make an arrangement with some island government like Curacao, Gibraltar or Equatorial Guinea (lol) to get every highroller a 'permanent residency' - on paper. You would then proceed to enjoy the best rates on earth coupled with no restrictions that Mr. Bush decided to impose on his free country's citizens' gambling funds.

And free room and board for a couple of weeks at the best hotel on that island would undoubtedly strengthen the highroller's loyalty to their favorite betting exchange.

Marketing 101, no?

Muggsy my friend.....

Offshore gambling often (and MB especially) seemingly consistently flies in the face of marketing 101, business 101, operations 101, computer science 101......

I cannot understand for the life of me what they are doing there.  How can you have liquidity on an exchange when nobody can get money in and out of the place?  There are simple software advances they could make but refuse to do it (like allowing you to place more offers than you have money, until your balance is matched allow you to place offers on whatever you want), and a checklist of other software changes.  Their commissions dont encourage trading, basically it is an exchange that on the surface seems like they dont want liquidity, which is mind boggling.

But I am willing to wait and see.  Mostly because there is very little competition right now and not much choice, but I will be patient and watch.

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Quote Originally Posted by daniel11:

Nice vanzack...didnt know you followed the footy......Im a die hard footy spurs fan since the age of four!! Had a bet of plus 1.5 and 20 bucks on the moneyline!! Yid army!!!

Footy is my homeboy.

Spurs at Wembley has a nice ring to it.

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Quote Originally Posted by MuggsyBogues:



What they should do is make an arrangement with some island government like Curacao, Gibraltar or Equatorial Guinea (lol) to get every highroller a 'permanent residency' - on paper. You would then proceed to enjoy the best rates on earth coupled with no restrictions that Mr. Bush decided to impose on his free country's citizens' gambling funds.

And free room and board for a couple of weeks at the best hotel on that island would undoubtedly strengthen the highroller's loyalty to their favorite betting exchange.

Marketing 101, no?

And BTW - it is embarassing that the countries you list are all free countries when it comes to gambling.  Im amazed and confused as to how the USA got to be the unfreeest country in the world for gambling.

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Welcome back... and way to make a splash upon your return
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vanzack:

And BTW - it is embarassing that the countries you list are all free countries when it comes to gambling.  Im amazed and confused as to how the USA got to be the unfreeest country in the world for gambling.



It's all about 'democracy for the people' and 'market economy' only when the bombs are about to be dropped on Yugolavia and Iraq.

Market economy my ass.
 
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This MB situation is amazingly depressing. I just keep shaking my head in disbelief that MB is the only exchange open to Americans. Get back to me in a year and maybe parlaymakers could be on the list (Doubt it). But c'mon industry take up the pinny mantle for Americans it just pathetic to be in this situation now.  I've been trying to deny to myself this would happen to MB but can't do shit about it now.
 
 
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Nice day yesterday Van!

You considering any additional plays today? (other than Shakhtar +0.5 and Shakhtar to advance)
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