Giants got this
OK Bob, I appreciate that. I don’t really pick games and handicap this shit with the idea that you’re going to be following along, so if you could kindly shut the fuck up, I’d appreciate it. ![]()
OK Bob, I appreciate that. I don’t really pick games and handicap this shit with the idea that you’re going to be following along, so if you could kindly shut the fuck up, I’d appreciate it. ![]()
You know I’m fucking around, Bob. First five baseball is frustrating as fuck, dude, and these games have been especially frustrating. You’re always welcome here, Bob.
You know I’m fucking around, Bob. First five baseball is frustrating as fuck, dude, and these games have been especially frustrating. You’re always welcome here, Bob.
@LVTruck
I figured thay would be your answer, just wanted to verify.
Another question from a friend...football, how many games do you normally play and will the write ups etc, be the same as MLB? I'll take your answer off the air. Thanks
@LVTruck
I figured thay would be your answer, just wanted to verify.
Another question from a friend...football, how many games do you normally play and will the write ups etc, be the same as MLB? I'll take your answer off the air. Thanks
@Prplayer2169
Houser probably pitches well but look at the Giants lineup... granted small sample size for some of these guys, but three guys batting below .200 and 2 more below .227. That makes it a pass for me.
@Prplayer2169
Houser probably pitches well but look at the Giants lineup... granted small sample size for some of these guys, but three guys batting below .200 and 2 more below .227. That makes it a pass for me.
Football, the first three or four weeks I’ll probably be running two games a week while baseball starts winding down. Maybe I’ll mix in one extra game here and there, but it’ll be low volume. I put the work in and I’m not going to force anything.
Once college hoops starts, I’ll probably settle into about one game a day, similar to how I handle baseball.
Football, the first three or four weeks I’ll probably be running two games a week while baseball starts winding down. Maybe I’ll mix in one extra game here and there, but it’ll be low volume. I put the work in and I’m not going to force anything.
Once college hoops starts, I’ll probably settle into about one game a day, similar to how I handle baseball.
What would you say is your best sport to cap LV?
What would you say is your best sport to cap LV?
@LVTRUCK
i also have a bookie that payday is Wednesday, quick question brotha, how many plays do you play a day, or is there a certain amount of money you put out a day in plays ?
@LVTRUCK
i also have a bookie that payday is Wednesday, quick question brotha, how many plays do you play a day, or is there a certain amount of money you put out a day in plays ?
@LVTruck
Last time betting on 1er half. Lost big again. In MLB, I think the full-game market is more rational because baseball is a nine-inning game, and a lot can change after the first five innings. The bullpen is a major part of the game, and over a full nine innings you’re accounting for the entire pitching staff, lineup depth, matchups, and late-game adjustments. F5 betting puts much more weight on a small sample and basically ignores one of the biggest factors in baseball: the bullpen. If I believe one team is better overall, I’d rather give that edge nine innings to play out instead of limiting the bet to five.
@LVTruck
Last time betting on 1er half. Lost big again. In MLB, I think the full-game market is more rational because baseball is a nine-inning game, and a lot can change after the first five innings. The bullpen is a major part of the game, and over a full nine innings you’re accounting for the entire pitching staff, lineup depth, matchups, and late-game adjustments. F5 betting puts much more weight on a small sample and basically ignores one of the biggest factors in baseball: the bullpen. If I believe one team is better overall, I’d rather give that edge nine innings to play out instead of limiting the bet to five.

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