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HEAT ML last leg of Parlay... all opinions greatly appreciated, this is big money for me!!!

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Posted: #26
Quote Originally Posted by Daddytrung:

no way heat lose game 1... i think they will come out with alot of intensity. after losing game 1 to chicago, they wont take their opponents lightly. same thing with the spurs almost lost game 1 to the warriors, next series they blow out the grizzlies in game 1.

i can see the same scenario.. heat lose game 1 to chicago, come game 1 vs the pacers and blow them out. pacers are known for not showing up on the road especially having a not so good bench. in dj augustin and tyler hansborough.







 
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Posted: #27
Quote Originally Posted by tsw:

Why did you include it in the parlay to begin with?  Hedging just guarantees your book makes juice on the deal.  This has been discussed over and over.





Finally someone says something smart.      
 
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Posted: #28
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:






Finally someone says something smart.      

rather guarantee a profit than risk losing it all, that's just me
 
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Posted: #29
#hedgingisforp*ssies


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Posted: #30
Post #25 has it right. why even include it in your parlay if you are going to hedge? You would make more money by not including it then including it and hedging.

that being said, go with post #15 now that you are in this position and go for a double win/break even proposition
 
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First, i would hedge the smallest amount to guarantee the not losing situation. If you're doing it for excitement then you'll still have your action as you wanna win the 1k. But, if you lose, you'll be happy you've hedged a tiny amount that doesn't hurt your earning much.


And

Bator - you quoting the others about the heat losing.... does that mean you're on the pacers?
 
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Posted: #32
Put 505 Ind +8

Ind doesn't cover, ya win 550

Ind covers, ya win 1600

Mia lays an egg, ya win 250


 
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Posted: #33
Just stop man.
Heat ml.
Handride this parlay and go to the next one.
 
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Posted: #34
How'd ya do shotgun? Or better yet, how much did ya sweat?!? Lol... Good win buddy
 
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Posted: #35
WOW WHAT A SWEAT GUYS... I ENDED UP HEDGING BY TAKING PACERS +8.5     495 TO WIN 450 

I HIT THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS AND IM UP 1545

THANKS FOR THE ADVICE AND GOOD LUCK!!!!

WOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
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OHHHHHHHH WHAT A LUCKY MAN HE WAS 
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