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#26
@Brocknroll
He's been questionable for the last 3-4 games with the same injury
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Pacers G2
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#29
I'm on the Pacers plus 180 but not for nearly as much as I tried to arrange. Yesterday at the one place offering that fanatstic price I used kiosks to parlay the Pacers moneyline in order to circumvent whatever the limit was on the Pacers moneyline. But, the Royals' sissy closer James MacArthur couldn't get one more out, giving up a double, a walk, and then a missile of a 3-run homer to lose 6-5. The Royals had a 5-3 lead with two outs and nobody on base for the Brewers in the top of the 9th inning when MacArthiur grew scared. I had the Royals on the runline, too, at a great price. I also had that Pacers plus 180 hooked up to the Dallas Stars, who built a 3-0 lead after one period over the Avalanche before they turtled after giving up the first Avalanche goal of the night. Pathetic way to lose. They're finished in that series, by the way.
This could have been a monster bet tonight, but instead I barely care if I win or lose. I'm not re-betting at a significantly lesser price like plus 165 and I'm not taking the points. The alternate pointspreads at FanDuel are a total rip-off, so that's not a plus EV option either. Same with rip-off Draftkings. I feel sorry for bettors who try to win money using books like that.
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#32
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
I'm on the Pacers plus 180 but not for nearly as much as I tried to arrange. Yesterday at the one place offering that fanatstic price I used kiosks to parlay the Pacers moneyline in order to circumvent whatever the limit was on the Pacers moneyline. But, the Royals' sissy closer James McArthur couldn't get one more out, giving up a double, a walk, and then a missile of a 3-run homer to lose 6-5. The Royals had a 5-3 lead with two outs and nobody on base for the Brewers in the top of the 9th inning when McArthur grew scared. I had the Royals on the runline, too, at a great price.
I'm on the Pacers plus 180 but not for nearly as much as I tried to arrange. Yesterday at the one place offering that fanatstic price I used kiosks to parlay the Pacers moneyline in order to circumvent whatever the limit was on the Pacers moneyline. But, the Royals' sissy closer James McArthur couldn't get one more out, giving up a double, a walk, and then a missile of a 3-run homer to lose 6-5. The Royals had a 5-3 lead with two outs and nobody on base for the Brewers in the top of the 9th inning when McArthur grew scared. I had the Royals on the runline, too, at a great price.
Today McArthur entered the game with one out in the top of the 9th and retired both batters he faced to preserve a Royals runline victory.
If he hadn't choked last night, and if the Stars hadn't completed their choke a couple hours later, my total risk on the Pacers plus 180 tonight would've been $14,424.25 to win $25,963.65. Now that would've been worth rooting for.
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#34
I think we’re all right fellas…I been drinking a bit but with Davis and Tiven on the whistle that pair have a history of being on big road wins at this point in the playoffs this year and prior seasons. I’d be flummoxed and flabbergasted if they usher in a Knick win here. I added -6.5 +330 -1+155 and more on ML +150
I’ll come back win or lose and face the music
undertaker
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#36
Quote Originally Posted by kidd22:
@MrBator Oh man I had Nickel on kc and It was heartbreaking but then to have Dallas follow with almost same fashion up by 3 and choke and you had more on the line
@MrBator Oh man I had Nickel on kc and It was heartbreaking but then to have Dallas follow with almost same fashion up by 3 and choke and you had more on the line
I also had the Carolina Hurricanes -119 last night, and like Dallas, they blew a 3-2 third period lead and bowed in overtime. What are the odds against betting on two NHL playoff games and losing both like that?
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#37
Quote Originally Posted by StraightWagers:
I added -6.5 +330 -1+155 and more on ML +150
I added -6.5 +330 -1+155 and more on ML +150
Profitable sports betting is not possible with prices that terrible. Yesterday that -6.5 alternate pointspread was plus 360 at DraftKings and plus 370 at FanDuel, and even those prices were lousy. Every price offered - on any alternate line at either of those awful sportsbooks - was a rip-off.
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#38
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Quote Originally Posted by kidd22: @MrBator Oh man I had Nickel on kc and It was heartbreaking but then to have Dallas follow with almost same fashion up by 3 and choke and you had more on the line I also had the Carolina Hurricanes -119 last night, and like Dallas, they blew a 3-2 third period lead and bowed in overtime. What are the odds against betting on two NHL playoff games and losing both like that?
Quote Originally Posted by kidd22: @MrBator Oh man I had Nickel on kc and It was heartbreaking but then to have Dallas follow with almost same fashion up by 3 and choke and you had more on the line I also had the Carolina Hurricanes -119 last night, and like Dallas, they blew a 3-2 third period lead and bowed in overtime. What are the odds against betting on two NHL playoff games and losing both like that?
the randomness of sports is impossible to predict. Books couldn’t have asked for anything better to have people gamble on.
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#41
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Holy cow, the Pacers have won and covered ten games in a row following a loss, and none of their opponents came close to beating them. The Pacers covered these 10 games by an average of 16.4 points.
Holy cow, the Pacers have won and covered ten games in a row following a loss, and none of their opponents came close to beating them. The Pacers covered these 10 games by an average of 16.4 points.
In half of those games, the Pacers held a double-digit lead at halftime. In the other five games, they held a lead at halftime of 5 points or less and they trailed in one game, 50-47. In those 5 games, they won the second halves by scores of 63-50, 64-47, 62-43, 55-41, and 65-53.
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#43
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator: Holy cow, the Pacers have won and covered ten games in a row following a loss, and none of their opponents came close to beating them. The Pacers covered these 10 games by an average of 16.4 points. In half of those games, the Pacers held a double-digit lead at halftime. In the other five games, they held a lead at halftime of 5 points or less and they trailed in one game, 50-47. In those 5 games, they won the second halves by scores of 63-50, 64-47, 62-43, 55-41, and 65-53.
I bit all over that pacers 10-0 after loss I took points bought to 5 and 6 on tilt from kc
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator: Holy cow, the Pacers have won and covered ten games in a row following a loss, and none of their opponents came close to beating them. The Pacers covered these 10 games by an average of 16.4 points. In half of those games, the Pacers held a double-digit lead at halftime. In the other five games, they held a lead at halftime of 5 points or less and they trailed in one game, 50-47. In those 5 games, they won the second halves by scores of 63-50, 64-47, 62-43, 55-41, and 65-53.
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Posted:
#45
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator: Holy cow, the Pacers have won and covered ten games in a row following a loss, and none of their opponents came close to beating them. The Pacers covered these 10 games by an average of 16.4 points. In half of those games, the Pacers held a double-digit lead at halftime. In the other five games, they held a lead at halftime of 5 points or less and they trailed in one game, 50-47. In those 5 games, they won the second halves by scores of 63-50, 64-47, 62-43, 55-41, and 65-53.
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator: Holy cow, the Pacers have won and covered ten games in a row following a loss, and none of their opponents came close to beating them. The Pacers covered these 10 games by an average of 16.4 points. In half of those games, the Pacers held a double-digit lead at halftime. In the other five games, they held a lead at halftime of 5 points or less and they trailed in one game, 50-47. In those 5 games, they won the second halves by scores of 63-50, 64-47, 62-43, 55-41, and 65-53.
I may have to get involved if the Pacers have a small lead or are down at the half.
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