Posted:
#26
ML Washington Nationals (Line -195) Risk $390 –Win $200
RL Washington Nationals (RL -125) Risk $250 –Win $200
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I get it...
Posted:
#43
Strange days, I reported $1,971 in play tonight, $1,806 in
play last night for a total of $3,777 in the two nights total. I went positive +$128 last night, -$185
tonight for a whopping total of -$57 in the last two nights. Regardless, I am reporting a profit of
$1,488, so be it. On to tomorrow
brothers, though I should have just took a 2 day vacation instead of pitching
pennies, lol…. Have a good night all
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Posted:
#45
Quote Originally Posted by Hoyasaxa:
Hey JS, did you factor in this unknown Halo hurler and their home record? I'm with you but like Houston, they don't lose at home much plus the Sox are unreliable...just wondering what was the basis?
Hey JS, did you factor in this unknown Halo hurler and their home record? I'm with you but like Houston, they don't lose at home much plus the Sox are unreliable...just wondering what was the basis?
Hey brother, like any other play I make, the line was advantageous in comparison to my set line/projected with rate. As far as the exact reasoning, unlike most on Covers, is something I keep close to the vest. Though to answer your question, yes I did take that into consideration, as I do with most variables depending on the teams engaged strengths/weaknesses. Have a great night
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Posted:
#47
Quote Originally Posted by PLOdonk:
FML for putting a live bet on Cincy in the 7th inning at -500 to try making back a quarter of my bet. Now I'm -175 on the bet instead of +.
FML for putting a live bet on Cincy in the 7th inning at -500 to try making back a quarter of my bet. Now I'm -175 on the bet instead of +.
Lol
a tid-bit of advice for you PLOdonk, and do with it what you choose. Parlays and Live bets are bad plays, thought I do parlays two heavy, heave juiced favorites once every 100 plays or so. Never do them, or at least record every single parlay and Live bet you do for months, review it, and then you will never do them again. BOL to you 
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Posted:
#48
Quote Originally Posted by SoulCall:
Rough day! We still got the ChiSox
Rough day! We still got the ChiSox
SoulCall We have much different views/definitions of a “Rough day”
then brother. This is a walk in the
park. As you follow, for as long as you
do, you will see me make some plays that I don’t fully expect will pay off—Phillies
for instance. Watch what we do with this
Phillies play, and over the next couple days.
We lent the Linesmakers our bets today, but they are giving it back
shortly.
In my humble opinion, there is absolutely no ‘rough days’ in
sports wagering, …rough weeks? Slightly possible,
but I go into any season expecting to win 75% of the weeks (Monday thru
Sunday), expecting and knowing there will be losing days, but it is not really
losing if we win the week,… is it? No,
not at all. The issue most sports
bettors have is they go into any/every day expecting, hoping, even needing to
win every day they play, and feel as though they failed if they end up with
less money at the end of the day, then they carry that the next day playing
fearful, and desperate, which leads to ‘tilt’ and diminished bankrolls. Usually once every 10 days or so I will give
back $600-$1200 in a day, but if I end up that week at +$700-$1500, did it
matter? Not in my opinion anyway. Peace brother, see you tomorrow (in a ‘virtual
sense’ lol
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Posted:
#49
Quote Originally Posted by cepbanks:
Normally follow like a stray dog and, as a result, make consistent bread. Luckily (for me) only played snakes as I have been flying cross country. Mad props for what you do. I'd say I owe you one but at this point its hundreds
Normally follow like a stray dog and, as a result, make consistent bread. Luckily (for me) only played snakes as I have been flying cross country. Mad props for what you do. I'd say I owe you one but at this point its hundreds
Peace brother, glad I could help you
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