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Nuggetmonster would hit a few plays the get buried, raise his units and then come back a month later and start a new record. I know he led slot I people to the poor house with His hype and BS.

He's over a CappersFinest but not making any money. They basically offer guys who think they are cappers a chance to make some money by developing a following. Couple other old covers.com guys over at CappersFinest as well. Truly a joke of a site and they actually expect people to pay? LOL

For the record Nugget totally bashed covers once he got buried one last time and the masses let him know it. 
 
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Get_Liquid was really good at college football......I think he went tout but not sure.


 
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u guys can always check out my season long threads..  hitting right at 60% in college foot and nfl in separate betting.. (Don't parlay football)  separate play winnings of 10K in NFL and 4.6K in college foot

i'll never be a jerkofff and charge anyone for my plays.  They say if u can hit 60% for the year betting every week it is really solid..  and i been able to do that posting my plays every week like always in my season long threads.

 
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Get_Liquid

"picks from the trailer park"
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I am Pete Rose

One guy WAY back in the day made picks based on PS2 simulations. Like I said, it was way back in the day.
 
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 To all the above for the answers.

 

Anyone remember Roberto Fiory???

 

He had the longest write-ups I've ever seen with a million trends.

Unless he just copied and pasted them, it would have taken him hours to post such things.

 

https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=21&sub=100520990

 
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kindergarten-capper, RobertoFiory
 
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I'm not sure what the advantage is of going tout. If I could cap at the level of Haralabob Voulgaris I wouldn't give picks to my own Dad.
 
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Anyone remember odds buster? He had a soccer player as an avatar. Tout? Still tout?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasrebel417:

I'm not sure what the advantage is of going tout. If I could cap at the level of Haralabob Voulgaris I wouldn't give picks to my own Dad.


Same theory applies to stock brokers

If you really had a winning portfolio, you wouldn't be selling it.
 
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Helmut - ncaab totals
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Phillyfinest? The medical doctor from Philadelphia?

 
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Loved WIRETOWIRE for his exciting total plays ??
 
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Gh still posts almost daily on tw itter
 
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Helmut used to move those early season Cbb totals an absurd amount. Was tough to get down at his number. 

Have to say I miss bators picks as well as his witty banter. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:

 To all the above for the answers.

 

Anyone remember Roberto Fiory???

 

He had the longest write-ups I've ever seen with a million trends.

Unless he just copied and pasted them, it would have taken him hours to post such things.

 

https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=21&sub=100520990


He still pops in from time to time.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hustle_man:

rush
Helmut - ncaab totals
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Phillyfinest? The medical doctor from Philadelphia?


helmut was amazing
 
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Got to give some credit to Sammy Sunshine. All his crazy stories and videos.He kept getting banned and would come right back and always had lots of followers. Guy sure was funny.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:

Anyone remember odds buster? He had a soccer player as an avatar. Tout? Still tout?


OddsBuster was banned a few years ago. No idea if he is gone or posting under alias. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasrebel417:

I'm not sure what the advantage is of going tout. If I could cap at the level of Haralabob Voulgaris I wouldn't give picks to my own Dad.

Notice how most guys go tout after 1 good season where they gain a following.

Hell...I've seen it in Spring Training Baseball with AJP. He put a lot of time into giving lineups/pitchers for every spring training game and won a lot. Then he went tout, got banned on here, and was horrible.

All I hear before people go tout is all that stuff about how they can't take the BS around here anymore. I don't buy into that nonsense. Just ignore people. It's a message board for fuckssake. Nobody "drove you away" from the damn internet.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hustle_man:

rush
Helmut - ncaab totals
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Phillyfinest? The medical doctor from Philadelphia?


Helmut and RAS were the best at moving college basketball totals.

Another philly guy was PhillyRoom I believe. He was really solid at betting quarter lines in the NBA.
 
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BEE
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:


Helmut and RAS were the best at moving college basketball totals.

Another philly guy was PhillyRoom I believe. He was really solid at betting quarter lines in the NBA.


PhillyRoom! that's it.

After Helmut left books stopped posting most of the totals until a few hours before game time.  I wonder how Helmut would do today.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by tjohnsont:

BEE


I have to give him credit, BigEastExpert was the best square I can remember.

All of his plays were square or heavy public plays but he still was able to hit near 58%

 
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X-mariner i think was handle name in very early 2000's was one of the best baseball handicappers i have seen on here if not the best. Went tout but don't recall what happen to him. There was very solid analysis on games many years ago on here. This places has definitely changed over the years !!!
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sparky10191:


Notice how most guys go tout after 1 good season where they gain a following.

Hell...I've seen it in Spring Training Baseball with AJP. He put a lot of time into giving lineups/pitchers for every spring training game and won a lot. Then he went tout, got banned on here, and was horrible.

All I hear before people go tout is all that stuff about how they can't take the BS around here anymore. I don't buy into that nonsense. Just ignore people. It's a message board for fuckssake. Nobody "drove you away" from the damn internet.


AJ has posted on twitter the last few seasons and has been solid, the trolls on here are a drop in the bucket compared to twitter, difference being on twitter you can block and/or mute.
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