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That's the goal everday.   You all want to win every game, I just want to split and grind one or two units a day.  Yesterday was another successful split.

Tigers +125

Cubs +137

Twins +155

Bucs +121

 

 
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So if the 2 bigger dogs lose and u hit with the 2 smaller ones u bang out .46 units and that's a good day??
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hammer22:

So if the 2 bigger dogs lose and u hit with the 2 smaller ones u bang out .46 units and that's a good day??

Any day you win money is a good day!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hammer22:

So if the 2 bigger dogs lose and u hit with the 2 smaller ones u bang out .46 units and that's a good day??

Yes. 

The fact you asked that question shows the greed that fills your head and will ultimately be your demise. 

 
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Love the approach, 165. GL today, I'm on Pirates, Twins, and Tigers as well.

 
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Actually I take that back....I agree any day in the plus column is a good day. You're right
 
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Quote Originally Posted by 165yds:

Yes. 

The fact you asked that question shows the greed that fills your head and will ultimately be your demise. 



I think it was a fair question  -  considering you don't list your wager amount per game.



If you wager more on the lesser +DOGS then the big +DOGS and chop/chop then the profit would be more noticable, I guess.  I understand the grind.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hammer22:

So if the 2 bigger dogs lose and u hit with the 2 smaller ones u bang out .46 units and that's a good day??

If he bangs out .46 units each day over a six-month season that's about 80 units for the season. That would be an outstanding season anyone would be proud of.

Baseball is a grind each and every day.

 
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I was just asking him of he's happy with half a unit win after 4 plays that's all.....I don't need a lecture, like I don't kow baseball is a grind
 
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I think it was a fair question  -  considering you don't list your wager amount per game.



If you wager more on the lesser +DOGS then the big +DOGS and chop/chop then the profit would be more noticable, I guess.  I understand the grind.

By the way isn't he the one who came in my thread saying the plays Dan nothing without posting units and he doesn't even do that?..?

 
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MEAN* nothing
 
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Quote Originally Posted by hammer22:


By the way isn't he the one who came in my thread saying the plays Dan nothing without posting units and he doesn't even do that?..?





You're right.


What the shit, 165?  Why don't you keep a posted YTD or your unit amount?  Or is your unit amount standard @ 1U unless otherwise noted??
 
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not quite 50% today
 
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I'm glad you made this thread, 165.  This is exactly my goal, every day.  Just like Tone mentioned, a split every day makes for a nice profit at the end of the season.  Sports are so random, that laying significant juice every day can easily kill a bankroll.  Good luck this season.

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jose_Reyes:

I'm glad you made this thread, 165.  This is exactly my goal, every day.  Just like Tone mentioned, a split every day makes for a nice profit at the end of the season.  Sports are so random, that laying significant juice every day can easily kill a bankroll.  Good luck this season.

 
They are, but then again they're not. Trying to make smart plays at low juice or plus money is good strategy. Picking a handful of struggling teams just because they pay positive is not. Baseball more than any other sport is about momentum and positive or negative vibes. It's amazing how a sport that idolizes individual accomplishments is so team-oriented after all. 
If you bet bad teams, do so when they're playing well. And so will you. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Getty3:

They are, but then again they're not. Trying to make smart plays at low juice or plus money is good strategy. Picking a handful of struggling teams just because they pay positive is not. Baseball more than any other sport is about momentum and positive or negative vibes. It's amazing how a sport that idolizes individual accomplishments is so team-oriented after all. 
If you bet bad teams, do so when they're playing well. And so will you. 



Agree on all points, Getty.  Teach me the ways, I am always listening.


 
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so you've basically given up on playing favorites
 
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Still would play the Red Sox at that number.  Lester likely means no Morneau.  He got lit up by TX....that's not really a crime. Marquis gets lit up by everyone.  7-3 Red Sox.  
 
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second sunday in a row where very few dogs covered 

this is probably meaningless , just interesting
 
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BOL 165!  Always a pleasure reading your input! 
 
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i thought with your sweet system you could hit 70%?

we are all eager to see the 'chapters' and the book you are writing on how to win EVERY year and hit 70%...

gosh you must be REALLY good..


 
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Quote Originally Posted by AustinHoopDream:

i thought with your sweet system you could hit 70%?

we are all eager to see the 'chapters' and the book you are writing on how to win EVERY year and hit 70%...

gosh you must be REALLY good..


 
 
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austin why don't you fuck off?  165 can write as much books as he wants, and he can also go tout..WHO FUCKING CARES?? He has great picks, and that's all that matters.

You're an idiot.  That's why you got a picture of arnold getting cummed on by 9 guys

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