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Dinner on me tonight fellas!
Duck a l'orange and caviar bumps for dinner
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Quote Originally Posted by Moevosille:
San Francisco Giants vs. Miami Marlins (JUNE 12, 2026) loanDepot park in Miami. Saturday afternoon. San Francisco Giants – weakened by injuries, losing 3 of their last 4 games. Miami Marlins – in excellent form, 6 straight home wins, the best June record in all of MLB. Max Meyer on the mound – 7-0, 2.75 ERA. Bookmakers have Under 7.5 at +100 and Over 7.5 at -120.The stats say: Under. The stadium says: Under. Meyer says: Under. But what's happening behind the scenes is not clear at all. Source one – MiamiA capital flow monitoring firm tracked $2.1 million in coordinated capital. On one specific market. Within just a few hours. The funds came from anonymous accounts in Florida and Georgia. Source two – MiamiAn investigative journalist reveals: the home plate umpire assigned to this game has ties to an illegal gambling network in Florida. His brother-in-law runs a security company in Miami – according to sources, a front for illegal betting. The umpire has visited a casino in Hollywood, Florida. Source three – MiamiA Marlins coaching staff employee confirms: Max Meyer is experiencing elbow discomfort. He will be limited to 80-85 pitches. But the Marlins' bullpen is tired after Friday's game, which used eight pitchers. Someone knows how this will end. Source four – MiamiA real estate market analyst reveals: a developer building a complex around loanDepot park received a tax incentive worth $40 million. The developer is tied to the Mas family, which has deep ties to Miami. The incentive was approved in the week of the game against the Giants. $2.1 million in bets. And $40 million in tax incentives. These are not small-time players. This is not fan money. This is institutional money that knows what is about to happen. The full analysis – data, sources, and inside information – awaits you on my website. You will learn: how the umpire can influence the number of runs through the strike zone, what's really going on with Meyer's elbow, where the $2.1 million came from and why it's no coincidence, and which side the insiders are betting on. Do not bet this game before reading the full analysis. victorypicks.eu/premium Temp password: Kaiser
San Francisco Giants vs. Miami Marlins (JUNE 12, 2026) loanDepot park in Miami. Saturday afternoon. San Francisco Giants – weakened by injuries, losing 3 of their last 4 games. Miami Marlins – in excellent form, 6 straight home wins, the best June record in all of MLB. Max Meyer on the mound – 7-0, 2.75 ERA. Bookmakers have Under 7.5 at +100 and Over 7.5 at -120.The stats say: Under. The stadium says: Under. Meyer says: Under. But what's happening behind the scenes is not clear at all. Source one – MiamiA capital flow monitoring firm tracked $2.1 million in coordinated capital. On one specific market. Within just a few hours. The funds came from anonymous accounts in Florida and Georgia. Source two – MiamiAn investigative journalist reveals: the home plate umpire assigned to this game has ties to an illegal gambling network in Florida. His brother-in-law runs a security company in Miami – according to sources, a front for illegal betting. The umpire has visited a casino in Hollywood, Florida. Source three – MiamiA Marlins coaching staff employee confirms: Max Meyer is experiencing elbow discomfort. He will be limited to 80-85 pitches. But the Marlins' bullpen is tired after Friday's game, which used eight pitchers. Someone knows how this will end. Source four – MiamiA real estate market analyst reveals: a developer building a complex around loanDepot park received a tax incentive worth $40 million. The developer is tied to the Mas family, which has deep ties to Miami. The incentive was approved in the week of the game against the Giants. $2.1 million in bets. And $40 million in tax incentives. These are not small-time players. This is not fan money. This is institutional money that knows what is about to happen. The full analysis – data, sources, and inside information – awaits you on my website. You will learn: how the umpire can influence the number of runs through the strike zone, what's really going on with Meyer's elbow, where the $2.1 million came from and why it's no coincidence, and which side the insiders are betting on. Do not bet this game before reading the full analysis. victorypicks.eu/premium Temp password: Kaiser
Dipshit, If your gonna post this stuff, atleast get the date right.
BOL w2G
Quote Originally Posted by Moevosille:
San Francisco Giants vs. Miami Marlins (JUNE 12, 2026) loanDepot park in Miami. Saturday afternoon. San Francisco Giants – weakened by injuries, losing 3 of their last 4 games. Miami Marlins – in excellent form, 6 straight home wins, the best June record in all of MLB. Max Meyer on the mound – 7-0, 2.75 ERA. Bookmakers have Under 7.5 at +100 and Over 7.5 at -120.The stats say: Under. The stadium says: Under. Meyer says: Under. But what's happening behind the scenes is not clear at all. Source one – MiamiA capital flow monitoring firm tracked $2.1 million in coordinated capital. On one specific market. Within just a few hours. The funds came from anonymous accounts in Florida and Georgia. Source two – MiamiAn investigative journalist reveals: the home plate umpire assigned to this game has ties to an illegal gambling network in Florida. His brother-in-law runs a security company in Miami – according to sources, a front for illegal betting. The umpire has visited a casino in Hollywood, Florida. Source three – MiamiA Marlins coaching staff employee confirms: Max Meyer is experiencing elbow discomfort. He will be limited to 80-85 pitches. But the Marlins' bullpen is tired after Friday's game, which used eight pitchers. Someone knows how this will end. Source four – MiamiA real estate market analyst reveals: a developer building a complex around loanDepot park received a tax incentive worth $40 million. The developer is tied to the Mas family, which has deep ties to Miami. The incentive was approved in the week of the game against the Giants. $2.1 million in bets. And $40 million in tax incentives. These are not small-time players. This is not fan money. This is institutional money that knows what is about to happen. The full analysis – data, sources, and inside information – awaits you on my website. You will learn: how the umpire can influence the number of runs through the strike zone, what's really going on with Meyer's elbow, where the $2.1 million came from and why it's no coincidence, and which side the insiders are betting on. Do not bet this game before reading the full analysis. victorypicks.eu/premium Temp password: Kaiser
San Francisco Giants vs. Miami Marlins (JUNE 12, 2026) loanDepot park in Miami. Saturday afternoon. San Francisco Giants – weakened by injuries, losing 3 of their last 4 games. Miami Marlins – in excellent form, 6 straight home wins, the best June record in all of MLB. Max Meyer on the mound – 7-0, 2.75 ERA. Bookmakers have Under 7.5 at +100 and Over 7.5 at -120.The stats say: Under. The stadium says: Under. Meyer says: Under. But what's happening behind the scenes is not clear at all. Source one – MiamiA capital flow monitoring firm tracked $2.1 million in coordinated capital. On one specific market. Within just a few hours. The funds came from anonymous accounts in Florida and Georgia. Source two – MiamiAn investigative journalist reveals: the home plate umpire assigned to this game has ties to an illegal gambling network in Florida. His brother-in-law runs a security company in Miami – according to sources, a front for illegal betting. The umpire has visited a casino in Hollywood, Florida. Source three – MiamiA Marlins coaching staff employee confirms: Max Meyer is experiencing elbow discomfort. He will be limited to 80-85 pitches. But the Marlins' bullpen is tired after Friday's game, which used eight pitchers. Someone knows how this will end. Source four – MiamiA real estate market analyst reveals: a developer building a complex around loanDepot park received a tax incentive worth $40 million. The developer is tied to the Mas family, which has deep ties to Miami. The incentive was approved in the week of the game against the Giants. $2.1 million in bets. And $40 million in tax incentives. These are not small-time players. This is not fan money. This is institutional money that knows what is about to happen. The full analysis – data, sources, and inside information – awaits you on my website. You will learn: how the umpire can influence the number of runs through the strike zone, what's really going on with Meyer's elbow, where the $2.1 million came from and why it's no coincidence, and which side the insiders are betting on. Do not bet this game before reading the full analysis. victorypicks.eu/premium Temp password: Kaiser
Dipshit, If your gonna post this stuff, atleast get the date right.
BOL w2G
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#5
Thanks for the well wishes everyone. yanks o9.5 and tigers ML now in the bag! 2 more to go!
adding braves/brewers nrfi -142
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
Thanks for the well wishes everyone. yanks o9.5 and tigers ML now in the bag! 2 more to go!
adding braves/brewers nrfi -142
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