Moving to Vegas to become a full time pro handicapper

Ya know, Bermax should add a column "Profit if I listend to that Scal guy" to his spreadsheet. That column would be the greenest of all.

You keep looking at being down 5K and thinking of that Kings bet.

Not only did I heavily advise you not to make that Kings bet, but there are no less than SIX other games where I said you were making a mistake and should reconsider, the latest being this UConn atrocity.

Oh well. Onto today with some more foolishness.

And these numbers too...

Are these supposed to be impressive? He's been in Vegas how long? A month?

He only started his K plays because he was losing money. If he stuck with $550, his original plan, he'd have $1,333. That seems GREAT compared to -$5,000 but there is no way he'd be satisfied with that if he was sober, hence, more bankroll unraveling.

It would be more than he has now but not nearly enough to handle the lower bound estimate of his monthly expenses which was 3K (and that is living a lifestyle absent the recent debauchery which we know wouldn't be nonexistent!).

Uh, yes I did win it. 90% of the books had it at 2.5 WELL AFTER I posted it which was THE DAY AFTER I posted it.

I post my lines at the time of posting my thread which is the night before. It opened at 1.5 and was at 1.5 when I posted.

Now cappers here are supposed to win on every line move and beyond?

That is not in dispute. Just because you get to the thread 12 hours later and see 2.5 doesn't mean the original post isn't legitimate.

I even had a guy tell me he could get it at 2.5 and asked what he should do. I told him to buy a half point down  (the correct move)so he loses nothing in the end.

Many others in the thread played the Harvard ML.

So beat it chump. The game was capped appropriately and I stressed heavily in that thread points were at a major premium.

You are a joke kid. There isn't a single person in that thread that disputes that line.