will shayna be anywhere near +400 just before the fight starts? i'm thinking i will not do koscheck no matter what but we have less than 3 days to think and see what happens.
will shayna be anywhere near +400 just before the fight starts? i'm thinking i will not do koscheck no matter what but we have less than 3 days to think and see what happens.
I'm going to bet, but I have to choose either Leo Santos or LaFlare. The same amount of the bet. Yesterday was thinking all day and have not decided. What do you think?
I'm going to bet, but I have to choose either Leo Santos or LaFlare. The same amount of the bet. Yesterday was thinking all day and have not decided. What do you think?
I'm going to bet, but I have to choose either Leo Santos or LaFlare. The same amount of the bet. Yesterday was thinking all day and have not decided. What do you think?
i would like to see for leo santos to get to anywhere around +150 as much as possible, if that happens, i might even risk $100 on it but i would say it won't happen
Quote Originally Posted by AlexMadison:
I'm going to bet, but I have to choose either Leo Santos or LaFlare. The same amount of the bet. Yesterday was thinking all day and have not decided. What do you think?
i would like to see for leo santos to get to anywhere around +150 as much as possible, if that happens, i might even risk $100 on it but i would say it won't happen
I bet LaFlare. Maia is no pushover but five rounds favors the younger wrestler.
laflare opened up as an underdog if i am not mistaken, and last i saw he became a favorite. This is a spot i would take demian maia, but i highly doubt that he goes anywhere near +150 come fight time which is the time i would consider betting maia.
for me to bet on laflare, i would have liked to see everyone betting on maia but this doesn't seem to be the case for this card.
Quote Originally Posted by JimGunn:
I bet LaFlare. Maia is no pushover but five rounds favors the younger wrestler.
laflare opened up as an underdog if i am not mistaken, and last i saw he became a favorite. This is a spot i would take demian maia, but i highly doubt that he goes anywhere near +150 come fight time which is the time i would consider betting maia.
for me to bet on laflare, i would have liked to see everyone betting on maia but this doesn't seem to be the case for this card.
just checked laflare opened at -125 and best available odds for him is at -133 currently
the gap is too tight, too small, plus i'm thinking that people will see maia as an underdog vs an "unknown" and then bet on maia, yeah i'm not going to bet on this matchup
just checked laflare opened at -125 and best available odds for him is at -133 currently
the gap is too tight, too small, plus i'm thinking that people will see maia as an underdog vs an "unknown" and then bet on maia, yeah i'm not going to bet on this matchup
i don't think Baszler gets to plus 400, but you never know with late bets!!!!!!!
baszler now at +400 with nunes at -430
hopefully i don't get teased but what would really suck is that come fight time, baszler all of a sudden at +295, etc, man would that suck you know what i mean
Quote Originally Posted by Ferrari29:
i don't think Baszler gets to plus 400, but you never know with late bets!!!!!!!
baszler now at +400 with nunes at -430
hopefully i don't get teased but what would really suck is that come fight time, baszler all of a sudden at +295, etc, man would that suck you know what i mean
Gilbert Burns is Vitor's BJJ coach. He's probably got a better ground game than Maia.
that might explain the line movement, did a little research and see gilbert burns trains with the blackzillians. Sometimes it can be very overrated for people to figure anyone coming out of well known fighting gyms must be really good and expected to win especially against a newcomer like alex oliveira who has never had a ufc fight.
gilbert burns -475 ---------> -645
alex oliveira +325 ---------> +570
we've got ourselves a 60-100 cent line movement in the last 2 1/2 hours, this is crazy.......
i believe risking $25 or $50 might be worth a shot to see if oliveira can pull this one off if these lines keep going the way they are
baszler now at +450 with nunes at -525 ! that's another 50-95 cents line movement during the last 2 1/2 hours
i figure 1 of these fights will be that parlay buster, not saying that both will win but this really feels like a good chance to win some money tonight, hopefully everyone keeps betting on the favorites.
Quote Originally Posted by OnTheO:
Gilbert Burns is Vitor's BJJ coach. He's probably got a better ground game than Maia.
that might explain the line movement, did a little research and see gilbert burns trains with the blackzillians. Sometimes it can be very overrated for people to figure anyone coming out of well known fighting gyms must be really good and expected to win especially against a newcomer like alex oliveira who has never had a ufc fight.
gilbert burns -475 ---------> -645
alex oliveira +325 ---------> +570
we've got ourselves a 60-100 cent line movement in the last 2 1/2 hours, this is crazy.......
i believe risking $25 or $50 might be worth a shot to see if oliveira can pull this one off if these lines keep going the way they are
baszler now at +450 with nunes at -525 ! that's another 50-95 cents line movement during the last 2 1/2 hours
i figure 1 of these fights will be that parlay buster, not saying that both will win but this really feels like a good chance to win some money tonight, hopefully everyone keeps betting on the favorites.
Gilbert Burns is Vitor's BJJ coach. He's probably got a better ground game than Maia.
You protected yourself in that statement by saying ground game, but their BJJ isn't even close. Maia is leagues ahead of Burns.
Maia has more accomplishments, but grappled in a much less skilled era. Post-2010 tournament grappling is much more difficult than pre-2010. Put them in a gi or nogi match today and it's likely a competitive draw more than 9/10 matches.
Quote Originally Posted by sharpstick:
Quote Originally Posted by OnTheO:
Gilbert Burns is Vitor's BJJ coach. He's probably got a better ground game than Maia.
You protected yourself in that statement by saying ground game, but their BJJ isn't even close. Maia is leagues ahead of Burns.
Maia has more accomplishments, but grappled in a much less skilled era. Post-2010 tournament grappling is much more difficult than pre-2010. Put them in a gi or nogi match today and it's likely a competitive draw more than 9/10 matches.
You protected yourself in that statement by saying ground game, but their BJJ isn't even close. Maia is leagues ahead of Burns.
Maia has more accomplishments, but grappled in a much less skilled era. Post-2010 tournament grappling is much more difficult than pre-2010. Put them in a gi or nogi match today and it's likely a competitive draw more than 9/10 matches.
Everything you said there, I agree with.
Quote Originally Posted by OnTheO:
You protected yourself in that statement by saying ground game, but their BJJ isn't even close. Maia is leagues ahead of Burns.
Maia has more accomplishments, but grappled in a much less skilled era. Post-2010 tournament grappling is much more difficult than pre-2010. Put them in a gi or nogi match today and it's likely a competitive draw more than 9/10 matches.
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