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Can't make money in real estate.
Can't make money in a 401k.
Can't make money in a checking account.
 
This year and next year will be a different time in sports betting.  You won't see something like this for a long time.  Wall Street and the real estate market is trickling downstream into Main Street and everyone is feeling it.  More people are turning to alternative investments like sports betting.  This means you will have more clown ass touts sprouting up and you will also have more public squares betting.  This means the favorites will be inflated even more.  The pigs will continue to get slaughtered.  I am seeing it first hand on the street.  Pittsburgh last night and Dallas tonight.  Believe me when I say this.  More money will be lost beyond the real estate market and Wall Street market.  Stay on the sharp side and watch the pigs bleed.
 
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It is a sad time in American history.  We are back to 9-11 levels.  People can't pay for college or retirement. The blood is in the streets and is moving into alternative investments like sports betting.  Public will hurt even more this season.
 
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Good write up. Econemy is in the shits .. whats new.
 
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that's sad but true- good explanation. it's too bad the pillars of our economy have been reduced to these levels!
 
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  Very Entertaining
 
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People are moving into unfamiliar territory like sports betting. They hear an ass clown tout on the radio and they call and buy picks. The tout loses. The new bettor starts picking on his own. We know the ending to the story. This year and next year will be a different time in sports betting. The favorites will be over-inflated because there will be new money pumped into sports betting. 
 
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Blame on BUSH
 
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Blame Countrywide and relaxed nature of the investment bankers. When I sold my house and bought another one I had so many realtors pushing the interest only crap. Why would I want a loan to reset in 5 years at a higher rate?
 
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Interesting take 
 
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People with their backs against the wall will do whatever it takes when their kids' college payments are on the line, when a home payment is on the line, when a lifestyle is on the line....you know what I am talking about. New blood and money will be entering the sports betting world this year and next.
 
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Just look at the poker circuit. I see so many people playing poker. I see so many new people playing poker. It is obvious that this pack will move into sports betting. All in all, the favorites in football and basketball will be inflated due to so many squares into the market. The blood will flow!
 
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There will be blood!!
 
I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
 
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Shit will FLOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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i got lehman brothers and goldman sachs in a two team parley
 
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adelphia and the rigas family will back me on anything
 
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So.........are you saying Philly and the Under then? 
 
 
 
Never seen someone cap a game based on the housing market.
 
 
 
You may be onto something here.
 
 
 
I will be following this system closely
 
 
 
 
 
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   Just heard Jim Kramer of "Mad Money" say, "Its bad when it is safer to bet on the NFL than on the stock Market"!!!!!
 
 
I swear he said it.....
 
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I am saying that the present economy will cause people to turn to alternative investments like sports betting. People who are unfamiliar with this market of betting.
 
 
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All major TV primetime games will be over-inflated on the favorite side because of new money in the alternative investment market called sports betting.
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