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last night the price went to -650 and now its back to -750 ...makes sense as the heavy action it coming in for the heat. I wanted to try another 100 at -650 but thought it may even drop lower...for now I just keep my 100 play and wait til the series go 1-1 as all you guys are predicting.

as far as everyone who took the Griz series price at +125...is it not a must to keep buying it at +374? I took the Spurs at -145 but that +374 is tempting.

 

 
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Posted: #27
Quote Originally Posted by Consilience:



Are you yet invested?






No, not yet.  The price has to be juicy, and such a price does not yet exist.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LineKiller28:


Bator nice to see you post. Im not of the tinfoil cap variety myself and I dont think their applies some Masonic/Illuminati vegas/nba consortium that dictates games. HOWEVER, there is no doubt on in my mind that the Heat on the ground level (ref level) get preferential treatment. I have watched enough games to know this. During the reg season I witnessed the funniest 5 game stretch I have even seen in professional sports, Lebron managed to avoid having one foul called on him in five games. That is so funny, an "LMFAO" will not suffice. I have never need a guy travel, bulldoze, charge, etc and get opposite benefitial calls EVER. 

With that said, yes I do believe my words of 98% probability Heat win (aside from capping xs and os where I see clear advantages for the Heat)

Will pacers steal one in Miami? Sure im with you there, but series, no way. Good luck my friend!








I'm not fading the Heat for the series.  You're right about the shady reffing.  When it comes right down to it, the Pacers will not be permitted to advance because the league needs LeBron's ugly behind in the Finals.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:






I'm not fading the Heat for the series.  You're right about the shady reffing.  When it comes right down to it, the Pacers will not be permitted to advance because the league needs LeBron's ugly behind in the Finals.

The Heat are the better team and will advance to the Finals.  The Heat don't need the refs help, they are by far the best team in the NBA.
 
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I just got down on the Pacers +650 at the Bellagio. Pretty phat price. They rejected my proposed bet amount and instead let me have half of what I asked for. Then they lowered the series price to +600 and invited me to bet more. They're always pulling that move. I politely declined.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:

I just got down on the Pacers +650 at the Bellagio. Pretty phat price. They rejected my proposed bet amount and instead let me have half of what I asked for. Then they lowered the series price to +600 and invited me to bet more. They're always pulling that move. I politely declined.

Are you planning to come back over the top with the Heat after they drop game 1?
 
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Posted: #32
I agree the refs love lebron james. I have also seen some terrible calls go Indianas way this season.. all when they are playing at home. Has anyone else noticed this?

And to buy Jordans you do not need to wait in lines or leave the safety of your own home.  Twitter links are sent and the shoes are sent to my home. The only problem is when a hot pair comes out I end up keeping 2 pairs. Jordon 1 OG colorway with black toe coming out this week fellas. 140 a pair will easily go for 220.  

You can say gambling isn't worth the time because you can get robbed cashing your ticket. Its not worth the time/money to withdraw from your online account. THERE IS NEVER A GUARANTEED BET.. Then it would not be called a bet! Oh wait thats right every time someone calls lock on the website do they hit?

You can lend out 500 and expect a 100 return in a week just for lending the money and getting interest. Its not worth tying up your cash. Thats a weeks work for most people. 
 
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Posted: #33
I'm on the Pacers +8.5 +112. No moneyline because I already have the +650 series bet.
 
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Posted: #34
Refs working diligently to keep Miami in the game....fantastic work...
 
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Posted: #35
You ain't lyin'.
 
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God how much I despise Leflop
 
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OMG the calls now....WOW...is all I Gotta SAY....
 
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HOW THE F WAS THAT ON INDY?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:

I'm on the Pacers +8.5 +112. No moneyline because I already have the +650 series bet.


Outstanding lines. I had +8.5 +102. It's unfortunate the Pacers couldn't steal that one.
 
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Refs helping Miami, laughable.  Pacers were the team in the bonus with half the fourth quarter left.  The foul on Wade, nonexistent.  Pacers had a 2:1 advantage of fouls and FTs against the Knicks, and its about time the ratio was 1:1 
 
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Posted: #41
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:






Actually, bobsugar, I think you'll get a chance to bet the Heat to win the series at a heavily-discounted price after tonight's game.




So close....
 
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Posted: #42

after game one, HEAT minus -1100!...books are smoking some good crack after the Heat stole a game they could of easily of lost. Should be 700-900 imho.

 
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Posted: #43

and Pacers are still only +600! after game1 it opened at 575! gees!...where the hell do the books get off not bumping the Pacers price to +700-900. Crap like this reminds me how much we are all behind the 8-ball.

 
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Posted: #44
Quote Originally Posted by kevmode:


The Heat are the better team and will advance to the Finals.  The Heat don't need the refs help, they are by far the best team in the NBA.

The Heat are not FAR and away better. They have some glaring weaknesses- one being rebounding. If the Pacers can stop turning the ball over so much that will cut down on all of the easy buckets the Heat get. Plus, there is not a ton of value in picking the Heat.
 
 
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taking heat -310 ... I wont be worried til the series goes 3-1 Pacers.

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