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Quote Originally Posted by habs420:

Gob, you and others who know me realize that my above post was complete BS.  I was just trying to make a point that regardless of Pro-line and its method of madness, other covers members need to mind their own business.  We're all here for one reason.

I can appreciate that members are just trying to provide some advice to a more profitable way of gambling/betting but it truly is a waste of time.  We Pro-line for a reason.

End of story. 
still funny, picture you and a few inmates going over the proline sheet on the top bunk
 
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Quote Originally Posted by gobengals:

still funny, picture you and a few inmates going over the proline sheet on the top bunk

would make for a funny movie plot
 
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If you can access the internet and you have any credit and a bank account wagering is an option for you.

I am not in any way trying to belittle anyone. It makes me shudder to see you guys post night after night with absolutely nothing to show for your efforts.

I have seen thousands wagered in the last few weeks and not a single winning offering. Nada, zilch, ne rien, Even the worst degenerate single game player here could not duplicate those efforts.

But everyone posting could have cashed numerous single game wagers at an offshore. The guy last night who went 4-1, got nothing.

I will respectfully leave this thread with the unfortunate conclusion that some of you are cool with losing money because it is convenient to do so. 

I can easily see why the site used to ask that these threads remain in the sports lottery section. They are of no use to anyone at all out here. 

But thanks for paying for healthcare, that is always a positive.

BTW you say you pro-line for a reason.

What is it?




 
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Quote Originally Posted by billysink:

If you can access the internet and you have any credit and a bank account wagering is an option for you.

 
I can easily see why the site used to ask that these threads remain in the sports lottery section. They are of no use to anyone at all out here. 

But thanks for paying for healthcare, that is always a positive.

BTW you say you pro-line for a reason.

What is it?




No idea where you are from, but up here in Canada 90% if not more of the credit cards are blocked from being used on ANY gambling site. So no internet gaming is not an option for everyone. As for these threads not being any use to anyone, I am at a loss of words? are you serious? All the games you can play on proline you can also play on online.......so what your saying is because i'm taking st. john's on proline, you have no interest in it even though it comes up a winner, that was an example by the way? I guess winner has different meanings to you.

For all proline players who want to go online go to any store that sells prepaid cards, look for vanilla prepaid mastercards and if you can find them american express prepaids aswell. No visa credit card or visa prepaid card will work though. Hope this helps anyone who wants to get online

 
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I am a Canadian citizen and have outs at five reputable books that I have built to a fairly substantial level from a small initial investment.Good money management and some solid handicapping will do that for anyone. 

I still have access to your game sheets on line and often will have a look. They can still be exposed on occasion for a weak line but have been quite quick over the last three years to remove those games from play. I recall an instance where a pitching change in an early October baseball game and an very bad line on a college football game netted me well over 10k. That is the only reason pro-line should be used as an out.

There is absolutely no need for a credit card for most online sites. I would suggest an insta-debit account for those interested
 
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Quote Originally Posted by billysink:

If you can access the internet and you have any credit and a bank account wagering is an option for you.

I am not in any way trying to belittle anyone. It makes me shudder to see you guys post night after night with absolutely nothing to show for your efforts.

I have seen thousands wagered in the last few weeks and not a single winning offering. Nada, zilch, ne rien, Even the worst degenerate single game player here could not duplicate those efforts.

But everyone posting could have cashed numerous single game wagers at an offshore. The guy last night who went 4-1, got nothing.

I will respectfully leave this thread with the unfortunate conclusion that some of you are cool with losing money because it is convenient to do so. 

I can easily see why the site used to ask that these threads remain in the sports lottery section. They are of no use to anyone at all out here. 

But thanks for paying for healthcare, that is always a positive.

BTW you say you pro-line for a reason.

What is it?




Thanks for paying your healthcare as well.  
 
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Quote Originally Posted by billysink:

I am a Canadian citizen and have outs at five reputable books that I have built to a fairly substantial level from a small initial investment.Good money management and some solid handicapping will do that for anyone. 

I still have access to your game sheets on line and often will have a look. They can still be exposed on occasion for a weak line but have been quite quick over the last three years to remove those games from play. I recall an instance where a pitching change in an early October baseball game and an very bad line on a college football game netted me well over 10k. That is the only reason pro-line should be used as an out.

There is absolutely no need for a credit card for most online sites. I would suggest an insta-debit account for those interested
Maybe some people do it for pure shits and giggles, you know to make the game a little more interesting. Not everyone spends their life on a gaming website, researching upcoming bets. There are such things as degenerates and casual gamblers you know. In the case of a casual gambler, why the fuck would you want money sitting in some account if your gonna use only a couple times a month. regardless both have their pros and cons, to argue that one is better than the other is the most foolish thing i have ever heard of. It is gambling, gambling anything is stupid unless you win every single time
 
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fucking nova damn it went 12 - 2 on the pool as well

 
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Quote Originally Posted by billysink:

I am a Canadian citizen and have outs at five reputable books that I have built to a fairly substantial level from a small initial investment.Good money management and some solid handicapping will do that for anyone. 

I still have access to your game sheets on line and often will have a look. They can still be exposed on occasion for a weak line but have been quite quick over the last three years to remove those games from play. I recall an instance where a pitching change in an early October baseball game and an very bad line on a college football game netted me well over 10k. That is the only reason pro-line should be used as an out.

There is absolutely no need for a credit card for most online sites. I would suggest an insta-debit account for those interested

 

I'd say good books get rid of lines just as fast...Thats why the lines move.  They are covering their asses in case of a land side in the wrong direction from them being at least even.  Although there is a cap on the amount Proline will pay for combos...I beleive it's $200K a combo......I haven't really run into to many problems with being able to bet the games I want

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lukewantsbigbuc:

Maybe some people do it for pure shits and giggles, you know to make the game a little more interesting. Not everyone spends their life on a gaming website, researching upcoming bets. There are such things as degenerates and casual gamblers you know. In the case of a casual gambler, why the fuck would you want money sitting in some account if your gonna use only a couple times a month. regardless both have their pros and cons, to argue that one is better than the other is the most foolish thing i have ever heard of. It is gambling, gambling anything is stupid unless you win every single time

I can't argue with that. If that is what it is for you that makes perfect sense, shits and giggles or once in a while out of interest. 

Who and what I am addressing are the guys in these threads who are posting tickets on a nightly basis, losing over and over and over again.

Don't be offended Luc I am just trying to help these guys. Pro-line was a great tutor to me back in the early 90's. I count that system as being a great building block to my current success at this stuff, 

In my world two outta three ain't bad. Pro-line taught me that  years and years ago. I am just trying to save others the tuition.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by billysink:


I can't argue with that. If that is what it is for you that makes perfect sense, shits and giggles or once in a while out of interest. 

Who and what I am addressing are the guys in these threads who are posting tickets on a nightly basis, losing over and over and over again.

Don't be offended Luc I am just trying to help these guys. Pro-line was a great tutor to me back in the early 90's. I count that system as being a great building block to my current success at this stuff, 

In my world two outta three ain't bad. Pro-line taught me that  years and years ago. I am just trying to save others the tuition.
I understand what you are saying but in my mind its like telling a crack head that pot is better for them. Sometimes it just might be better for these guys to lose 2 to 100 bucks rather than for them to lose their whole paycheck chasing. The beautiful thing about proline is by the time your ticket is just a burning money bag there is nothing left to chase with. Its like capped betting if that makes sense. I have been doing online for a long time now and it works for me, but I have many friends who might lose the shoes they are wearing chasing games, after losing their first bets. Sometimes its better to just leave the fire alone, rather than poking it with a stick.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by lukewantsbigbuc:

I understand what you are saying but in my mind its like telling a crack head that pot is better for them. Sometimes it just might be better for these guys to lose 2 to 100 bucks rather than for them to lose their whole paycheck chasing. The beautiful thing about proline is by the time your ticket is just a burning money bag there is nothing left to chase with. Its like capped betting if that makes sense. I have been doing online for a long time now and it works for me, but I have many friends who might lose the shoes they are wearing chasing games, after losing their first bets. Sometimes its better to just leave the fire alone, rather than poking it with a stick.

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Quote Originally Posted by lukewantsbigbuc:

I understand what you are saying but in my mind its like telling a crack head that pot is better for them. Sometimes it just might be better for these guys to lose 2 to 100 bucks rather than for them to lose their whole paycheck chasing. The beautiful thing about proline is by the time your ticket is just a burning money bag there is nothing left to chase with. Its like capped betting if that makes sense. I have been doing online for a long time now and it works for me, but I have many friends who might lose the shoes they are wearing chasing games, after losing their first bets. Sometimes its better to just leave the fire alone, rather than poking it with a stick.

I can't argue with that either.

If it puts a cap on someone's degeneracy it can't be all bad.

For someone like myself who takes this very seriously and approaches it in a work like fashion (it is a job in most regards)
it has no place.

Two different worlds. I apologize if I have offended anyone.
 
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I can't argue with that either.

If it puts a cap on someone's degeneracy it can't be all bad.

For someone like myself who takes this very seriously and approaches it in a work like fashion (it is a job in most regards)
it has no place.

Two different worlds. I apologize if I have offended anyone.
no offense at all, to me at least. I just have a hard time watching people bash these people. I started proline when i was 15, my older cousin used to play my tickets for me; mostly cause i used to win a lot and never realized he was just copying my tickets, but anyhow because of proline i learned how to be patient and let the games come to me rather than betting for the sake of betting. I still play everyonce in awhile, mostly just if i don't like anything enough to put a bet online, whats a 2 dollar ticket anyway....a cup of joe? at least it keeps watching the Leafs, getting pounded every night, a little more interesting.  Anyway sir don't mean to be a pain but its just how i see it.
 
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 Proline vs offshore Books

offshore books- If you are a consistent winner- they cancel your account, they want losers

proline- win all you want

offshore books-small percentage are reliable or outright scams

proline-legit

offshore books- not regulated or monitored, no recourse if you are ripped off or if they don't pay. Not recognized by your goverment or laws

proline- monitored and regulated no rippoffs

offshore books- they can void bets if you win, say the line was bad or a mistake, if you lose- they keep the money no refund. risk being shut down with all you money in ther account

proline- you get paid if you win

offfshore books- can cost money to get your money out

proline- cash anytime no fee

offshore books- bonuses are a scam require you to rollover money several times

proline- no scams

offshore books- odds always changing,

proline- locked in at 7 a.m. each day, easy to take advantage of changing lines

Offshore books- low limit maximum payout

proline- max per ticket $100,000 pool tickets can pay up to $800,000 single ticket, better than most offshores

off shore books- your losses fund drug cartells and terrorists

proline- your losses go to charity

Proline the the easy winner for me. People play proline for there own reasons, each gambler is in a different situation financially, family obligations and time wise. So people stop trying to look smart by telling them how great offshore betting is and how bad proline is.Just keep sedning you money overseas.

Ther are 2 kids of gamblers, liars and the other is losers. So let people lose there money how they want to.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by lukewantsbigbuc:

no offense at all, to me at least. I just have a hard time watching people bash these people. I started proline when i was 15, my older cousin used to play my tickets for me; mostly cause i used to win a lot and never realized he was just copying my tickets, but anyhow because of proline i learned how to be patient and let the games come to me rather than betting for the sake of betting. I still play everyonce in awhile, mostly just if i don't like anything enough to put a bet online, whats a 2 dollar ticket anyway....a cup of joe? at least it keeps watching the Leafs, getting pounded every night, a little more interesting.  Anyway sir don't mean to be a pain but its just how i see it.

Good Luck with your plays wherever you make them
 
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off shore books- your losses fund drug cartells and terrorists

proline- your losses go to charity

Proline the the easy winner for me. People play proline for there own reasons, each gambler is in a different situation financially, family obligations and time wise. So people stop trying to look smart by telling them how great offshore betting is and how bad proline is.Just keep sedning you money overseas.

 So let people lose there money how they want to.

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Good Luck with your plays wherever you make them
You too sir
 
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Quote Originally Posted by darien123:

 Proline vs offshore Books

offshore books- If you are a consistent winner- they cancel your account, they want losers

proline- win all you want

offshore books-small percentage are reliable or outright scams

proline-legit

offshore books- not regulated or monitored, no recourse if you are ripped off or if they don't pay. Not recognized by your goverment or laws

proline- monitored and regulated no rippoffs

offshore books- they can void bets if you win, say the line was bad or a mistake, if you lose- they keep the money no refund. risk being shut down with all you money in ther account

proline- you get paid if you win

offfshore books- can cost money to get your money out

proline- cash anytime no fee

offshore books- bonuses are a scam require you to rollover money several times

proline- no scams

offshore books- odds always changing,

proline- locked in at 7 a.m. each day, easy to take advantage of changing lines

Offshore books- low limit maximum payout

proline- max per ticket $100,000 pool tickets can pay up to $800,000 single ticket, better than most offshores

off shore books- your losses fund drug cartells and terrorists

proline- your losses go to charity

Proline the the easy winner for me. People play proline for there own reasons, each gambler is in a different situation financially, family obligations and time wise. So people stop trying to look smart by telling them how great offshore betting is and how bad proline is.Just keep sedning you money overseas.

Ther are 2 kids of gamblers, liars and the other is losers. So let people lose there money how they want to.

 

 

 

 

 


You have no idea what your are talking about regarding online wagering. Absolutely none at all. It is very apparent you have never had a reputable online account at all and are talking out your ass.

The only experience you have had at all in gaming is throwing your tickets to the cat at 10 pm nightly, I have read your posts of late.

You have certainly covered your one brush stroke picture of all gamblers. You are a liar and a loser.

You are correct in saying it should be up to you where you choose to lose your money. In your case I don't think you have any other options available to you anyway, so get your mittens on and get to the variety store.

I am not going to paint all pro-line players with one broad stroke. There are a couple on here who made sense with their arguments.

You are just plain clueless.







 
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You have no idea what your are talking about regarding online wagering. Absolutely none at all. It is very apparent you have never had a reputable online account at all and are talking out your ass.

The only experience you have had at all in gaming is throwing your tickets to the cat at 10 pm nightly, I have read your posts of late.

You have certainly covered your one brush stroke picture of all gamblers. You are a liar and a loser.

You are correct in saying it should be up to you where you choose to lose your money. In your case I don't think you have any other options available to you anyway, so get your mittens on and get to the variety store.

I am not going to paint all pro-line players with one broad stroke. There are a couple on here who made sense with their arguments.

You are just plain clueless.







I knew this post would bring yo out of your hole Billy, It took you a whole 13 minutes. You getting slow in your old age covers policeman.
 
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That would be hole Einstein. 


 
 
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That would be hole Einstein. 


Billy I only posted 2 proline parlays ever in my life on here. Both this week , if you check one ticket cashed and one lost. Not saying you can base my gambling abilty on 2 plays but your comment about my recent plays are false if you care to look.
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