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#26
I wasn't one of the public this time
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I assume the public cleaned up
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#27
Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:
@fubah2 No profit on Sunday - I went 1-3. However, I did hit my usual preseason objective which I seldom manage to do; 56% winners on the season. That was particularly gratifying after last season's debacle.
@fubah2 No profit on Sunday - I went 1-3. However, I did hit my usual preseason objective which I seldom manage to do; 56% winners on the season. That was particularly gratifying after last season's debacle.
How was your Sunday and football season?
@DogbiteWilliams
56% winners is not only a profit but puts you in squarely in the top ten percentile! Nice! 
For me, Sunday was good: 4 - 2 +3.40 units
Final YTD: 303 - 140 +99.31 units
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#29
Quote Originally Posted by lordbettington:
I'm pretty sure there is a transparency law that force books to report betting splits. when the action is lopsided and books make no effort to even it out they generally win. books took a position on sf and lost on the biggest bet game. Considering the teasers its an epic loss for them. the only brightside for them is alot of new bettors won on kc and some will be hooked now.
I'm pretty sure there is a transparency law that force books to report betting splits. when the action is lopsided and books make no effort to even it out they generally win. books took a position on sf and lost on the biggest bet game. Considering the teasers its an epic loss for them. the only brightside for them is alot of new bettors won on kc and some will be hooked now.
I didnt realize you worked in every sportsbook around the world and knew what their handles on the game was.
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