I'm a big time No limit Texas hold'em player in Toronto, I play alot, mainly 2-5, and 5-10NL, I play @ the Niagara Fallsview casino, Its in Niagara Falls, Canada, petty amazing site to see, if you've never been. decent room as well, I've been to better though, The Best Poker room in the world is the Commerce in LA, Bad part of town though. The Venetian is also a Great place to play when ur in Vegas, Any ways if u wanna improve, go read a few Books written by some of your favorite pro's and then go hit a poker room and try ur luck, its the best game for Poker action,
GL,
Cheers
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I hit the Bad Beat Jackpot when I was only 18 (6 years ago) and I convinced the Floorman that I was over 21. They paid me 14g's since I was the looser.
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Quote Originally Posted by Boxcar:
Hey SJP,
I'm a big time No limit Texas hold'em player in Toronto, I play alot, mainly 2-5, and 5-10NL, I play @ the Niagara Fallsview casino, Its in Niagara Falls, Canada, petty amazing site to see, if you've never been. decent room as well, I've been to better though, The Best Poker room in the world is the Commerce in LA, Bad part of town though. The Venetian is also a Great place to play when ur in Vegas, Any ways if u wanna improve, go read a few Books written by some of your favorite pro's and then go hit a poker room and try ur luck, its the best game for Poker action,
GL,
Cheers
Commerce Casino!!!
I hit the Bad Beat Jackpot when I was only 18 (6 years ago) and I convinced the Floorman that I was over 21. They paid me 14g's since I was the looser.
I'm a big time No limit Texas hold'em player in Toronto, I play alot, mainly 2-5, and 5-10NL, I play @ the Niagara Fallsview casino, Its in Niagara Falls, Canada, petty amazing site to see, if you've never been. decent room as well, I've been to better though, The Best Poker room in the world is the Commerce in LA, Bad part of town though. The Venetian is also a Great place to play when ur in Vegas, Any ways if u wanna improve, go read a few Books written by some of your favorite pro's and then go hit a poker room and try ur luck, its the best game for Poker action,
GL,
Cheers
I was going to read some books on it, but I don't know which to choose.
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Quote Originally Posted by Boxcar:
Hey SJP,
I'm a big time No limit Texas hold'em player in Toronto, I play alot, mainly 2-5, and 5-10NL, I play @ the Niagara Fallsview casino, Its in Niagara Falls, Canada, petty amazing site to see, if you've never been. decent room as well, I've been to better though, The Best Poker room in the world is the Commerce in LA, Bad part of town though. The Venetian is also a Great place to play when ur in Vegas, Any ways if u wanna improve, go read a few Books written by some of your favorite pro's and then go hit a poker room and try ur luck, its the best game for Poker action,
GL,
Cheers
I was going to read some books on it, but I don't know which to choose.
I hit the Bad Beat Jackpot when I was only 18 (6 years ago) and I convinced the Floorman that I was over 21. They paid me 14g's since I was the looser.
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Quote Originally Posted by ogkush:
Commerce Casino!!!
I hit the Bad Beat Jackpot when I was only 18 (6 years ago) and I convinced the Floorman that I was over 21. They paid me 14g's since I was the looser.
Open: Pirates -160; Cubs +150 Current: Pirates -127; Cubs +117 Public betting %: 81% on Pirates
For the second straight day, the public is all over the host Pirates
while the smart money is on the Cubs. I’ll almost always say there’s no
such thing as smart money backing the Cubs, but even I can admit they
were far undervalued at +150.
To me, this is a classic case of perception versus reality.
Perception: Paul Maholm dominates the Cubs. In 15 career outings,
he’s 8-2 against them, and this year, in two previous outings, he’s
pitched 15 2/3 scoreless innings.
Reality: Maholm has a 5.30 ERA against the Cubs all time.
That’s not to take any credit away from Maholm, who has pitched
brilliantly this year despite a poor won-loss record. But there are a
few batters in the Cubs’ lineup — primarily, Alfonso Soriano (8-for-28, 4
HR’s prior to ’11) and Aramis Ramirez (10-for-30, 2 HR) — who have hit
him well in the past. And the Cubs have been swinging the bats better as
of late, posting 19 runs in the last three games.
Sharps are banking on the Cubs tagging Maholm today for the first
time in three games and took the extra value. It’s a risk worth taking
even with 38-year-old Ramon Ortiz (0-1, 3.00 ERA) on the mound, who is
making just his second start of the season.
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--------- Note: I did not write this. -------
CHICAGO CUBS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES, 1:35 p.m. ET
Open: Pirates -160; Cubs +150 Current: Pirates -127; Cubs +117 Public betting %: 81% on Pirates
For the second straight day, the public is all over the host Pirates
while the smart money is on the Cubs. I’ll almost always say there’s no
such thing as smart money backing the Cubs, but even I can admit they
were far undervalued at +150.
To me, this is a classic case of perception versus reality.
Perception: Paul Maholm dominates the Cubs. In 15 career outings,
he’s 8-2 against them, and this year, in two previous outings, he’s
pitched 15 2/3 scoreless innings.
Reality: Maholm has a 5.30 ERA against the Cubs all time.
That’s not to take any credit away from Maholm, who has pitched
brilliantly this year despite a poor won-loss record. But there are a
few batters in the Cubs’ lineup — primarily, Alfonso Soriano (8-for-28, 4
HR’s prior to ’11) and Aramis Ramirez (10-for-30, 2 HR) — who have hit
him well in the past. And the Cubs have been swinging the bats better as
of late, posting 19 runs in the last three games.
Sharps are banking on the Cubs tagging Maholm today for the first
time in three games and took the extra value. It’s a risk worth taking
even with 38-year-old Ramon Ortiz (0-1, 3.00 ERA) on the mound, who is
making just his second start of the season.
Open: Pirates -160; Cubs +150 Current: Pirates -127; Cubs +117 Public betting %: 81% on Pirates
For the second straight day, the public is all over the host Pirates
while the smart money is on the Cubs. I’ll almost always say there’s no
such thing as smart money backing the Cubs, but even I can admit they
were far undervalued at +150.
To me, this is a classic case of perception versus reality.
Perception: Paul Maholm dominates the Cubs. In 15 career outings,
he’s 8-2 against them, and this year, in two previous outings, he’s
pitched 15 2/3 scoreless innings.
Reality: Maholm has a 5.30 ERA against the Cubs all time.
That’s not to take any credit away from Maholm, who has pitched
brilliantly this year despite a poor won-loss record. But there are a
few batters in the Cubs’ lineup — primarily, Alfonso Soriano (8-for-28, 4
HR’s prior to ’11) and Aramis Ramirez (10-for-30, 2 HR) — who have hit
him well in the past. And the Cubs have been swinging the bats better as
of late, posting 19 runs in the last three games.
Sharps are banking on the Cubs tagging Maholm today for the first
time in three games and took the extra value. It’s a risk worth taking
even with 38-year-old Ramon Ortiz (0-1, 3.00 ERA) on the mound, who is
making just his second start of the season.
The line is falling drastically.
Thanks for the information.
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Quote Originally Posted by Beckwith:
--------- Note: I did not write this. -------
CHICAGO CUBS @ PITTSBURGH PIRATES, 1:35 p.m. ET
Open: Pirates -160; Cubs +150 Current: Pirates -127; Cubs +117 Public betting %: 81% on Pirates
For the second straight day, the public is all over the host Pirates
while the smart money is on the Cubs. I’ll almost always say there’s no
such thing as smart money backing the Cubs, but even I can admit they
were far undervalued at +150.
To me, this is a classic case of perception versus reality.
Perception: Paul Maholm dominates the Cubs. In 15 career outings,
he’s 8-2 against them, and this year, in two previous outings, he’s
pitched 15 2/3 scoreless innings.
Reality: Maholm has a 5.30 ERA against the Cubs all time.
That’s not to take any credit away from Maholm, who has pitched
brilliantly this year despite a poor won-loss record. But there are a
few batters in the Cubs’ lineup — primarily, Alfonso Soriano (8-for-28, 4
HR’s prior to ’11) and Aramis Ramirez (10-for-30, 2 HR) — who have hit
him well in the past. And the Cubs have been swinging the bats better as
of late, posting 19 runs in the last three games.
Sharps are banking on the Cubs tagging Maholm today for the first
time in three games and took the extra value. It’s a risk worth taking
even with 38-year-old Ramon Ortiz (0-1, 3.00 ERA) on the mound, who is
making just his second start of the season.
Damn I just had a lengthy write up for the Braves and Phillies match up. Anyway to keep it short Braves have a chance to win the series today. They had a great late inning win yesterday. Braves have been hitting their stride before the break. Lowe is a better pitcher on the road and in the day. Hes a career 3ERA vs Phi. His last outing v Phi he threw 6 allowed 2 hits 1bb and 4ks. Hamels numbers look very good over the last few months. His competition has been below average, the Bos as an exception in which he only threw 4. Lowe hasn't crossed the 100 pitch mark in awhile so he should be fresh today. Braves get better as the series goes, Phi seems to be a bit average during the 3rd game. Braves ML +160
Soccer is fixed! USA is getting worked by the refs!
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Damn I just had a lengthy write up for the Braves and Phillies match up. Anyway to keep it short Braves have a chance to win the series today. They had a great late inning win yesterday. Braves have been hitting their stride before the break. Lowe is a better pitcher on the road and in the day. Hes a career 3ERA vs Phi. His last outing v Phi he threw 6 allowed 2 hits 1bb and 4ks. Hamels numbers look very good over the last few months. His competition has been below average, the Bos as an exception in which he only threw 4. Lowe hasn't crossed the 100 pitch mark in awhile so he should be fresh today. Braves get better as the series goes, Phi seems to be a bit average during the 3rd game. Braves ML +160
Soccer is fixed! USA is getting worked by the refs!
Damn I just had a lengthy write up for the Braves and Phillies match up. Anyway to keep it short Braves have a chance to win the series today. They had a great late inning win yesterday. Braves have been hitting their stride before the break. Lowe is a better pitcher on the road and in the day. Hes a career 3ERA vs Phi. His last outing v Phi he threw 6 allowed 2 hits 1bb and 4ks. Hamels numbers look very good over the last few months. His competition has been below average, the Bos as an exception in which he only threw 4. Lowe hasn't crossed the 100 pitch mark in awhile so he should be fresh today. Braves get better as the series goes, Phi seems to be a bit average during the 3rd game. Braves ML +160
Soccer is fixed! USA is getting worked by the refs!
Unbelievable.
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Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:
Damn I just had a lengthy write up for the Braves and Phillies match up. Anyway to keep it short Braves have a chance to win the series today. They had a great late inning win yesterday. Braves have been hitting their stride before the break. Lowe is a better pitcher on the road and in the day. Hes a career 3ERA vs Phi. His last outing v Phi he threw 6 allowed 2 hits 1bb and 4ks. Hamels numbers look very good over the last few months. His competition has been below average, the Bos as an exception in which he only threw 4. Lowe hasn't crossed the 100 pitch mark in awhile so he should be fresh today. Braves get better as the series goes, Phi seems to be a bit average during the 3rd game. Braves ML +160
Soccer is fixed! USA is getting worked by the refs!
Lets face it, if the US makes the women's finals I would think the World Cup would lose business. Brazil I would assume is a money maker for this event. I am no soccer fan, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize whats going on in this match up. A yellow card on a PK and a red card to lose a player for the US. They spent too much on marketing the "next Pele" to have Brazil get beat.
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Lets face it, if the US makes the women's finals I would think the World Cup would lose business. Brazil I would assume is a money maker for this event. I am no soccer fan, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize whats going on in this match up. A yellow card on a PK and a red card to lose a player for the US. They spent too much on marketing the "next Pele" to have Brazil get beat.
Lets face it, if the US makes the women's finals I would think the World Cup would lose business. Brazil I would assume is a money maker for this event. I am no soccer fan, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize whats going on in this match up. A yellow card on a PK and a red card to lose a player for the US. They spent too much on marketing the "next Pele" to have Brazil get beat.
Germany would be in the Finals if this were the case.
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Quote Originally Posted by BigGame90:
Lets face it, if the US makes the women's finals I would think the World Cup would lose business. Brazil I would assume is a money maker for this event. I am no soccer fan, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize whats going on in this match up. A yellow card on a PK and a red card to lose a player for the US. They spent too much on marketing the "next Pele" to have Brazil get beat.
Germany would be in the Finals if this were the case.
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