keep talking the shiit that you do all day, all night while watching the joe rogan podcast all day! I said you better had played that Crow!!!! How is that talking shyt??? It should have been your night with all the lines moving your way. BTW I don't listen to Rogan's podcast.
do you even know a damn thing about betting now? i'll betcha i have taught you a few things. if you are a wise man, you will never EVER bet a dime on conor mcgregor -1250 to win less than 100 bucks even though you won. you will NEVER EVER bet ray borg risking 50 to win 10 bucks even though you won.
what's my record now? i guarantee you it's under 50 percent but i have won money. keep your mouth shut next time, just because i hadn't posted anything since i said machida would win vs weidman doesn't mean a damn thing. just cause i went 0-3 or 1-4 whatever it was doesn't mean a damn thing either. i know when to raise my bets to make money, +365 win is something i make sure to count cause i don't put in crazy and stupid bets like a lot of people do on here.
Quote Originally Posted by Ferrari29:
keep talking the shiit that you do all day, all night while watching the joe rogan podcast all day! I said you better had played that Crow!!!! How is that talking shyt??? It should have been your night with all the lines moving your way. BTW I don't listen to Rogan's podcast.
do you even know a damn thing about betting now? i'll betcha i have taught you a few things. if you are a wise man, you will never EVER bet a dime on conor mcgregor -1250 to win less than 100 bucks even though you won. you will NEVER EVER bet ray borg risking 50 to win 10 bucks even though you won.
what's my record now? i guarantee you it's under 50 percent but i have won money. keep your mouth shut next time, just because i hadn't posted anything since i said machida would win vs weidman doesn't mean a damn thing. just cause i went 0-3 or 1-4 whatever it was doesn't mean a damn thing either. i know when to raise my bets to make money, +365 win is something i make sure to count cause i don't put in crazy and stupid bets like a lot of people do on here.
yeah exactly cause you know that you were wrong to talk the shiit that you did to me and you know what i did? i took my time to pick you apart 1 by 1 to expose you, week by week. to me it is very wrong for me to make fun of you by picking on your -500 bets on up and i never do it but for you i did it on purpose. have you noticed that nobody dare say a damn thing to me other than you? it's because most people know what i am on to. i know what i am doing on the betting, how long do you think i have been gambling? you ain't going to post with me again? i'll betcha you'll pop up in my next +665 thread that ends up losing
yeah exactly cause you know that you were wrong to talk the shiit that you did to me and you know what i did? i took my time to pick you apart 1 by 1 to expose you, week by week. to me it is very wrong for me to make fun of you by picking on your -500 bets on up and i never do it but for you i did it on purpose. have you noticed that nobody dare say a damn thing to me other than you? it's because most people know what i am on to. i know what i am doing on the betting, how long do you think i have been gambling? you ain't going to post with me again? i'll betcha you'll pop up in my next +665 thread that ends up losing
1. Blindly betting on random underdogs isn't sharp.
2. If you think the result of a previous fight has anything to do with the next fight, you should seek other means of entertainment, or accept that you're going to lose a lot of money in the ling run.
Two things to note here:
1. Blindly betting on random underdogs isn't sharp.
2. If you think the result of a previous fight has anything to do with the next fight, you should seek other means of entertainment, or accept that you're going to lose a lot of money in the ling run.
Two things to note here:1. Blindly betting on random underdogs isn't sharp.2. If you think the result of a previous fight has anything to do with the next fight, you should seek other means of entertainment, or accept that you're going to lose a lot of money in the ling run.
Nice hit on Dwyer. Crazy KO.
Quote Originally Posted by sharpstick:
Two things to note here:1. Blindly betting on random underdogs isn't sharp.2. If you think the result of a previous fight has anything to do with the next fight, you should seek other means of entertainment, or accept that you're going to lose a lot of money in the ling run.
i totally agree that previous fights don't necessarily have to do with the current fight coming up, although it helps sometimes. i used to study for many many long hours about all the previous games and matchups only to find that i wasn't winning enough to my liking. The breakdowns of what could have happened a lot of times were not happening and then i feel ripped off for studying all the videos and looking at all the stats.
ever since that time i have changed the way i bet because i know that i am not the guy that can profit from hitting at least around 55% or higher with my average bet being a -110. to me it makes a lot of sense that the casino and sportsbooks have been in business a long long time and i hope they continue to stay in business. i like betting against the public without even paying attention to any of the fighters unless there's a possible injury or something. knowing how bigfoot peformed vs mark hunt compared to the last time where he got knocked out was very helpful knowing that there's no more trt. i believe a lot of brazilian athletics have been cultured into using different types of drugs from the start to gain an advantage. Now that the ufc is strict on the fighters being caught for drugs, maybe that's why all the brazilian fighters lost at home last night, who knows, but knowing the little things can help.
i also agree that if you blindly bet on underdogs yes, of course you are going to get killed in the long run. for me it was a little hard to stay focused when anthony johnson won against gustafson because i was really looking forward to betting on anthony johnson. but the line movement showed that public was betting him and then i ended up not doing it. same thing last night. i was really looking forward to doing a 2nd underdog after the matt dwyer bet hit, but every single underdog kept winning which was a bummer but i still had to keep my focus. it ends up that i only bet 1 fight on the card.
if you have the ability put together winning parlays that win every so often, then good for you, go for what works with you. For me i do not have a good record, but my mma record is not something i go for. the only thing that matters to me is that during the course of time i will make money. i might lose money on a single card because all favorites won or whatever, but in the long run i make money. i am very high on probability based on what has happened already for the night and what has a good chance to happen later on. what's equally important to me is knowing when to raise bets.
i totally agree that previous fights don't necessarily have to do with the current fight coming up, although it helps sometimes. i used to study for many many long hours about all the previous games and matchups only to find that i wasn't winning enough to my liking. The breakdowns of what could have happened a lot of times were not happening and then i feel ripped off for studying all the videos and looking at all the stats.
ever since that time i have changed the way i bet because i know that i am not the guy that can profit from hitting at least around 55% or higher with my average bet being a -110. to me it makes a lot of sense that the casino and sportsbooks have been in business a long long time and i hope they continue to stay in business. i like betting against the public without even paying attention to any of the fighters unless there's a possible injury or something. knowing how bigfoot peformed vs mark hunt compared to the last time where he got knocked out was very helpful knowing that there's no more trt. i believe a lot of brazilian athletics have been cultured into using different types of drugs from the start to gain an advantage. Now that the ufc is strict on the fighters being caught for drugs, maybe that's why all the brazilian fighters lost at home last night, who knows, but knowing the little things can help.
i also agree that if you blindly bet on underdogs yes, of course you are going to get killed in the long run. for me it was a little hard to stay focused when anthony johnson won against gustafson because i was really looking forward to betting on anthony johnson. but the line movement showed that public was betting him and then i ended up not doing it. same thing last night. i was really looking forward to doing a 2nd underdog after the matt dwyer bet hit, but every single underdog kept winning which was a bummer but i still had to keep my focus. it ends up that i only bet 1 fight on the card.
if you have the ability put together winning parlays that win every so often, then good for you, go for what works with you. For me i do not have a good record, but my mma record is not something i go for. the only thing that matters to me is that during the course of time i will make money. i might lose money on a single card because all favorites won or whatever, but in the long run i make money. i am very high on probability based on what has happened already for the night and what has a good chance to happen later on. what's equally important to me is knowing when to raise bets.
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