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#1
3300 to win 300
you got no common sense if you don't lay the -1100 on floyd
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Posted:
#3
the chances of marcus landing something early and looking good the first two or three rounds(the current version of mayweather generally takes the first three or four rounds off before exploiting a fighters weakness) is very good with the odds of floyds win decreasing than increasing.
i think that this is the perfect type of fight to in-play if you are going to lay chalk
you may be able to buy in at -600
Posted:
#5
Quote Originally Posted by teddykgb007:
Retarded... Why risk all that much money so you can win 300 bucks?
Retarded... Why risk all that much money so you can win 300 bucks?
If you layed the juice with Floyd so far you would have won a ton of money. He's had fights where he was a huge fav like this and then he's had fights where he has been much less of a fav. Prob the only fighter I'd lay the 1100 on.
Personally I have him parlayed with every bet today and then have 268 to win 100 on unam dec or ko which i bet on 4/29 and then have him parlayed with clippers 150 to win 64.77
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#14
because people seen how worried mayweather was over the gloves earlier plus his wife telling him she lost the twins but really had a abortion there is lots of stories out there but the bottom line is Floyd isn't as focused as he usually is and with maidana who hits hard with both hands he better get his head right real fast or its sleepy time for Floyd and the 0 may go 
Posted:
#20
I didn't see this thread til just now. You could have got Floyd as low as -700 in Vegas the day of the fight. I know it's easy in hindsight to say this but the best way to bet Floyd's fights in Vegas is Floyd by decision (opened at -180 and settled in the -220 area in Vegas) or his opponent by KO (Maidana was in the 10:1 area).
I don't think I could see this, or most other of Floyd's fights in Vegas ending any other way.
For Floyd to lose a decision in Vegas, a fighter would have to absolutely dominate Floyd and leave absolutely no doubt for anyone to believe that the other fighter doesn't deserve the victory. At that point, the other fight by KO is a realistic possibility and worth the bet on KO anyways.
Floyd makes too many people in Vegas and in the boxing world for him to lose a close decision, especially in Vegas. Unless some young fighter, whom the boxing world heavily promotes and throws their proverbial weight behind, comes up from the ranks Floyd isn't losing by decision. Like everything else in life, just follow the money.
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