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My Lineup on DK:
Piercy
Bohn
Rodgers
Streelman
Swafford
Kaufman
TPC Summerlin
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Quote Originally Posted by Jarrett75:
I totally forgot about DK last week. I thought there was a little more of a gap between the end and fall start. Good luck. Gonna go put a few dollars in and see where it gets me.
I totally forgot about DK last week. I thought there was a little more of a gap between the end and fall start. Good luck. Gonna go put a few dollars in and see where it gets me.
I just started last week. My dumbazz didn't look at the way they do their scoring till AFTER I entered my lineups. I went a different direction this week for sure.
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#5
Quote Originally Posted by Wander Bread:
What's your username we should play a match one time H2H.
I'm rolling out:
Watney
O'Hair
Chuck Howell III
Rodgers
Morgan Hoffman
Finau
GL this week. Had some nice cashes last week with Grillo, Howell among others who all made the cut.
What's your username we should play a match one time H2H.
I'm rolling out:
Watney
O'Hair
Chuck Howell III
Rodgers
Morgan Hoffman
Finau
GL this week. Had some nice cashes last week with Grillo, Howell among others who all made the cut.
That sounds cool....username is AJL77
I bombed last week....3 MC's. Got to have a different strategy with the Stableford scoring they use.
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I am PIZZED!!! every damn week I throw $5 on Ryo Ishikawa @ 125-1 or so and every week he "hacks it". THIS week I DON'T and the bugger shoots -6 1st round one behind the leaders 
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Quote Originally Posted by LeRinkRat:
well I may be screwing up BUT because I did NOT bet on Ryo this week I think he will continue to do well. 2nd round match play Ryo Ishikawa +140 over Tony Finau (30/72) were [-6/-2] first round
well I may be screwing up BUT because I did NOT bet on Ryo this week I think he will continue to do well. 2nd round match play Ryo Ishikawa +140 over Tony Finau (30/72) were [-6/-2] first round
classic high/low leaderboard play. One of my proven systems....When the player that is LOWER on the leaderboard, usually 3 shots or more, is FAVORED....you pound him! This doesn't happen a lot. 9 times out of 10 when a guy goes low in the 1st round, he WILL NOT go low the next round. And conversly with the guy (Finau) that didn't shoot very high, will rebound in his next round. I believe this line is right and Finau is the play. Too much juice for me though!GL
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#13
Quote Originally Posted by AJLightning:
classic high/low leaderboard play. One of my proven systems....When the player that is LOWER on the leaderboard, usually 3 shots or more, is FAVORED....you pound him! This doesn't happen a lot. 9 times out of 10 when a guy goes low in the 1st round, he WILL NOT go low the next round. And conversly with the guy (Finau) that didn't shoot very high, will rebound in his next round. I believe this line is right and Finau is the play. Too much juice for me though!
classic high/low leaderboard play. One of my proven systems....When the player that is LOWER on the leaderboard, usually 3 shots or more, is FAVORED....you pound him! This doesn't happen a lot. 9 times out of 10 when a guy goes low in the 1st round, he WILL NOT go low the next round. And conversly with the guy (Finau) that didn't shoot very high, will rebound in his next round. I believe this line is right and Finau is the play. Too much juice for me though!GL
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#14
Eric Compton is my nemesis on this draftkings. He's almost always on the lower middle of the salaries. I play him, he misses the cut. I come to his name other weeks and remember the turd he laid on the course and he's top 10. You would think picking guys to make the cut wouldn't be hard. 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jarrett75:
Eric Compton is my nemesis on this draftkings. He's almost always on the lower middle of the salaries. I play him, he misses the cut. I come to his name other weeks and remember the turd he laid on the course and he's top 10. You would think picking guys to make the cut wouldn't be hard.
Eric Compton is my nemesis on this draftkings. He's almost always on the lower middle of the salaries. I play him, he misses the cut. I come to his name other weeks and remember the turd he laid on the course and he's top 10. You would think picking guys to make the cut wouldn't be hard.
golfers are ALL skittish as race horses. you NEVER know what these guys are gonna do tourney to tourney or round to round. learned one thing, though. usually NOT a good idea to take a "to win" ticket on last weeks winner. Grillo WAY flat this week after winning @ Frys.com
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Quote Originally Posted by AJLightning:
classic high/low leaderboard play. One of my proven systems....When the player that is LOWER on the leaderboard, usually 3 shots or more, is FAVORED....you pound him! This doesn't happen a lot. 9 times out of 10 when a guy goes low in the 1st round, he WILL NOT go low the next round. And conversly with the guy (Finau) that didn't shoot very high, will rebound in his next round. I believe this line is right and Finau is the play. Too much juice for me though!
classic high/low leaderboard play. One of my proven systems....When the player that is LOWER on the leaderboard, usually 3 shots or more, is FAVORED....you pound him! This doesn't happen a lot. 9 times out of 10 when a guy goes low in the 1st round, he WILL NOT go low the next round. And conversly with the guy (Finau) that didn't shoot very high, will rebound in his next round. I believe this line is right and Finau is the play. Too much juice for me though!GL
your advice to take the player with the HIGHER score previous round was bang on today in Las Vegas, AJLightning. I got absolutely KILLED 2nd round with "favorites" who shot low Thursday THEN "blew up" today. painful "lesson learned"
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I don't know if it was AJ who taught me that or someone else. I will just assume it was AJ 
But I have given that advice to people many times, even to you Mr Rat. To expect a guy who played well one day and to expect the same is just not a good strategy. Guys who played well one day might not be able to repeat it. While guys who played poorly will usually make adjustments to play better.
But I have given that advice to people many times, even to you Mr Rat. To expect a guy who played well one day and to expect the same is just not a good strategy. Guys who played well one day might not be able to repeat it. While guys who played poorly will usually make adjustments to play better. 
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Quote Originally Posted by AJLightning:
That sounds cool....username is AJL77
I bombed last week....3 MC's. Got to have a different strategy with the Stableford scoring they use.
AJ - just sent you an invite for a $5 heads up match for the CIMB starting tonight. Accept if you'd like to play.
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