Posted:
#26
Adding:
6. Brendan O'Reilly (-130) over Zhang Lipeng. Risking 1.3 units to win 1 unit.
7. Cung Le (+250) over Michael Bisping. Risking 1 unit to win 2.5 units.
UFC Macau & Tulsa
Posted:
#32
The UFC Macao plays went 4-3 for +2.7 units. 
Here is the recap:
1. Tyron Woodley 
2. Milana Dudieva 
,
,3. Yuta Sasaki 
4. Parlay of Royston Wee , 
and Colby Covington
, and Colby Covington 5. Parlay of Mina , Mitchell 
and Yang
, Mitchell and Yang 6. Brendan O'Reilly 
7. Cung Le.
And a quick correction to the Titan plays. They went 2-1 for +1.1 units, not 1.05.
Posted:
#33
Here are the UFC Tulsa plays:
1. Parlay of Benson Henderson over Rafael Dos Anjos, Wilson Reis over Joby Sanchez and Max Holloway over Clay Collard. Risking 3.05 units to win 3 units.
2. Parlay of Ben Saunders over Chris Heatherly, Jordan Mein over Mike Pyle and Matt Hobar over Aaron Phillips. Risking 2 units to win 3.1 units.
3. Tom Niinimaki (-140) over Chas Skelly. Risking 2.8 units to win 2 units.
4. Valmir Lazaro (+125) over James Vick. Risking a little over 1.5 units to win 1.9 units.
5. Beneil Dariush (+120) over Tony Martin. Risking 1 unit to win 1.2 units.
6. Alex Garcia (-150) over Neil Magny. Risking 1.5 units to win 1 unit.
7. Thales Leites (+140) over Francis Carmont. Risking 1 unit to win 1.4 units.
I'm not going to be able to watch this card live so this is likely my final card for the evening.
BOL to everyone with your plays!!! 
Posted:
#36
Quote Originally Posted by Vituperate:
Shades of the great Secretariat in the Belmont..."moving like a tremendous machine!...
Shades of the great Secretariat in the Belmont..."moving like a tremendous machine!...
Card after card winning days and nights.
glta
I feel a bit fortunate as the judge screw jobs were in my favour. That really saved me from what would've otherwise been a disastrous card!
Posted:
#41
After being on the right side of some questionable judging with the Macao plays, I feel like I was on the wrong side of a couple of bad calls on the Tulsa card.
1. I thought Alex Garcia won that fight. I gave him the 2nd and 3rd round. I admit that the 2nd round was a close round, but I thought he did more. The 3rd round wasn't even remotely close IMO, yet judges Chris Lee and Jason Greenwalt inexplicably scored that round for Magny. Absolutely disgusting.
2. Once again Big John McCarthy decides he needs to steal the spotlight from the fighters by stopping the main event early. The lack of referee consistency is infuristing. Dan M did an excellent job in the co-main event giving Mike Pyle an opportunity to recover when he was clearly rocked. It would have been nice if McCarthy would have done the same for Henderson.
Overall, the Tulsa plays went 3-4 for -3.15 units.
,
Posted:
#43
YTD Record:
Overall: 176-171-5, +50.45 Units 
UFC: 141-144-5, +28.40 Units
Bellator: 23-19, +17.20 Units
WSOF: 8-7, -0.30 Units 
, 
, Titan FC: 4-1, +5.15 Units
Final 2013 Record: 218-229-5, +67.50 units
Final 2012 Record: 158-174-2, -76.20 Units
Final 2011 Record: 148-132-3, +123.55 Units
Final 2010 Record: 115-119-3, +11.25 Units
Final 2009 Record: 80-82-1, +23.75 Units
@MR219MMA
Posted:
#44
Quote Originally Posted by MR219:
After being on the right side of some questionable judging with the Macao plays, I feel like I was on the wrong side of a couple of bad calls on the Tulsa card. 1. I thought Alex Garcia won that fight. I gave him the 2nd and 3rd round. I admit that the 2nd round was a close round, but I thought he did more. The 3rd round wasn't even remotely close IMO, yet judges Chris Lee and Jason Greenwalt inexplicably scored that round for Magny. Absolutely disgusting. 2. Once again Big John McCarthy decides he needs to steal the spotlight from the fighters by stopping the main event early. The lack of referee consistency is infuristing. Dan M did an excellent job in the co-main event giving Mike Pyle an opportunity to recover when he was clearly rocked. It would have been nice if McCarthy would have done the same for Henderson. Overall, the Tulsa plays went 3-4 for -3.15 units.
After being on the right side of some questionable judging with the Macao plays, I feel like I was on the wrong side of a couple of bad calls on the Tulsa card. 1. I thought Alex Garcia won that fight. I gave him the 2nd and 3rd round. I admit that the 2nd round was a close round, but I thought he did more. The 3rd round wasn't even remotely close IMO, yet judges Chris Lee and Jason Greenwalt inexplicably scored that round for Magny. Absolutely disgusting. 2. Once again Big John McCarthy decides he needs to steal the spotlight from the fighters by stopping the main event early. The lack of referee consistency is infuristing. Dan M did an excellent job in the co-main event giving Mike Pyle an opportunity to recover when he was clearly rocked. It would have been nice if McCarthy would have done the same for Henderson. Overall, the Tulsa plays went 3-4 for -3.15 units.
Was very surprised how bad Garcia looked last night. Thought Magny would have won split decision, so judging was questionable. Dos Anglos really rocked smooth, maybe big john jumped the gun but you bet the refs as well now I guess, lol.
Posted:
#45
Quote Originally Posted by Ferrari29:
Was very surprised how bad Garcia looked last night. Thought Magny would have won split decision, so judging was questionable. Dos Anglos really rocked smooth, maybe big john jumped the gun but you bet the refs as well now I guess, lol.
Was very surprised how bad Garcia looked last night. Thought Magny would have won split decision, so judging was questionable. Dos Anglos really rocked smooth, maybe big john jumped the gun but you bet the refs as well now I guess, lol.
I think Garcia injuring his knee early in the second round probably had a lot to do with him not looking himself.
As far as capping referees is concerned, I do try to keep this in the back of my mind especially when capping the "b" level UFC shows in Vegas where we are normally seeing Winslow, Mazzagatti, and Lavigne!!! 
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