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#176
Nice call 
MrBator got boxed...? Honestly..? For what..?
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#178
I bet the Bruins again at +132 a couple hours ago and one last time at +127 about fifteen minutes ago. This line just continues to plummet, as much as a 30 cent move in some places from yesterday's lines (-160/+140 down to -130/+110). I'm either going to be really right or Bator writeup wrong.
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#181
Quote Originally Posted by Professional1:
Bator you do know that in the 15 previous game 7's only 1 has gone over 5 goals right?
Bator you do know that in the 15 previous game 7's only 1 has gone over 5 goals right?
That is a daunting stat, but my risk on the over is only 3 units. I care about one of those units, though, because it's hooked up to the Bruins at a glittering +140. The same book where I bet that parlay now has the Bruins +110.
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#182
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
That is a daunting stat, but my risk on the over is only 3 units. I care about one of those units, though, because it's hooked up to the Bruins at a glittering +140. The same book where I bet that parlay now has the Bruins +110.
gl yeah the line has been plummeting. +118 at the greek right now
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#185
Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
That is a daunting stat, but my risk on the over is only 3 units. I care about one of those units, though, because it's hooked up to the Bruins at a glittering +140. The same book where I bet that parlay now has the Bruins +110.
Now it's up to 5 units at over 5 +115.
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#190
The books in Vegas, which always stupidly overreact to square money, closed under 5 -140 or -145. Meanwhile, the offshore books, who - unlike the wussy Las Vegas sportsbooks - know what the hell they're doing, closed under 5 -115 or -120. All of which means that Tim Thomas was so good in goal for the Bruins that he even had plenty left over to drag the under squares across the finish line with him. Timmy Thomas was my buddy for much of that game but by the 3rd period he had become my enemy.
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#191
I removed one word to make this sound right:
The books in Vegas, which always stupidly overreact to square money, closed under 5 -140 or -145. Meanwhile, the offshore books, who - unlike the wussy Las Vegas sportsbooks - know what the hell they're doing, closed under 5 -115 or -120. All of which means that Tim Thomas was so good in goal for the Bruins that he had plenty left over to drag the under squares across the finish line with him. Timmy Thomas was my buddy for much of that game but by the 3rd period he had become my enemy.
Michaelderp the follower
Just tell him to stay away from the "overs" from a fellow losing "over" lover
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