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#276
Schalke Goal keeper had to save 200 shots on goal otherwise they would have lost 80-0 instead of 2-00
Easter Sunday footy
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#278
Quote Originally Posted by bluephinn:
Go Hirshee,
...Love your work..
...Don`t have the stamina that you have my friend..
Kudos too you and I totally agree with your point..Clapton is GOD.. Probability, statistical references and players like Greg Oden always being injured are all just LUCK..
Go Hirshee,
...Love your work.....Don`t have the stamina that you have my friend..Kudos too you and I totally agree with your point..Clapton is GOD.. Probability, statistical references and players like Greg Oden always being injured are all just LUCK..
i'm like the school bully picking on the kid in the wheelchair
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#280
Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
that Billy Walters must be lucky
Walters may own what you say he owns, but he didn't get there the way he says, nor did he develop what he said he developed
that Billy Walters must be lucky
Walters may own what you say he owns, but he didn't get there the way he says, nor did he develop what he said he developed
You honestly believe Billy Walters made his personal fortune from that model? 
That guy has access to coaches, players and trainers. You believe what you want to believe. He has access to avenues the majority of the world doesnt have access to.
Oh hang on, i suppose, dodginess doesnt happen in the NBA, refs dont cheat, how do we know this? Cause Stern said so..... After all, it was the internal controls and processes of the NBA that caught Donaghy......even though Donaghy was cheating for 7 years. But, refs arent bought cause Stern said so.
All sports are clean, no one fixes nothing. Do the models take into considreation Ryan Tandy giving away penalties?
At the end of the day, you are free to believe in what you want to believe in. Good luck to you.
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#281
Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
zeljko ranogajec? lucky
zeljko ranogajec? lucky
Funny you say that, sold him a $25 mill margin loan when i was working for a broker.
A close friend of mine also works for him. He gets paid for watching horse races all day, every week and analysing data.
Hang on, his model is available to the whole world like that Sportsdata model
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#283
Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
you work in funds management (or so you say) and you ask why people see these packages? why do traders word for banks? why do portfolio managers work for fund managers?
and if the results they say are full of shit then feel free to link for us where people who have subscribe are pissed off because the bets they made out of the model were not close to the those listed on their results page
and if you don't understand the impact of weather in baseball then you shouldn't be betting
If everybody have the model then it wouldn't be succesful, dumbass
you work in funds management (or so you say) and you ask why people see these packages? why do traders word for banks? why do portfolio managers work for fund managers?
and if the results they say are full of shit then feel free to link for us where people who have subscribe are pissed off because the bets they made out of the model were not close to the those listed on their results page
and if you don't understand the impact of weather in baseball then you shouldn't be betting
If everybody have the model then it wouldn't be succesful, dumbass
Just like the other day when the wind was blowing out at Yankee stadium and every man and his dog bet the over in the Yanks Whitesox game, and the final score was what 2-0........
Or at Wrigley field when it was raining hard, wind coming in , everyone bet the under in the Rocks Cubs game, Starlin Castro made 3 errors in the first inning causing the over to soar....Did the model take into consideration Starlin Castro contributing to 3 unearned runs?
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#284
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
Funny you say that, sold him a $25 mill margin loan when i was working for a broker.
A close friend of mine also works for him. He gets paid for watching horse races all day, every week and analysing data.
Hang on, his model is available to the whole world like that Sportsdata model
ROSTOS0
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#285
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
Just like the other day when the wind was blowing out at Yankee stadium and every man and his dog bet the over in the Yanks Whitesox game, and the final score was what 2-0........
Or at Wrigley field when it was raining hard, wind coming in , everyone bet the under in the Rocks Cubs game, Starlin Castro made 3 errors in the first inning causing the over to soar....Did the model take into consideration Starlin Castro contributing to 3 unearned runs?
OVERS IN THE WET
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#289
Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:
Rostos model says all the games go under if the game is played in wet conditions
Rostos model says all the games go under if the game is played in wet conditions
Books waiting till 3 hrs before the Sharks Cows game to post a total cause there was rain around, but a few weeks before when it was clear, the books posted totals the night before....
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#294
Quote Originally Posted by bluephinn:
Go Hirshee,...Love your work.....Don`t have the stamina that you have my friend..
Kudos too you and I totally agree with your point..Clapton is GOD.. Probability, statistical references and players like Greg Oden always being injured are all just LUCK..
Go Hirshee,
...Love your work.....Don`t have the stamina that you have my friend..Kudos too you and I totally agree with your point..Clapton is GOD.. Probability, statistical references and players like Greg Oden always being injured are all just LUCK..
Greg oden goes on the court every night with the intention of getting injured, so does Kobe, Rose and Garnett. Oden is just better at it.......
They practice every night on how to get injured, some are just better than others at it.
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#297
Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
Hey, fella.
PM me when this shit reaches page 20.
Thanks
Is that a challenge? You know I could do it by 9pm
I used to have bob and the bums in the politics forum going through 5 pages an hour. You should see my threads on gun control and US foreign policy. Multiple bob meltdowns by multiple bobs, all in one thread
good times
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#298
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
Funny you say that, sold him a $25 mill margin loan when i was working for a broker.
A close friend of mine also works for him. He gets paid for watching horse races all day, every week and analysing data.
Hang on, his model is available to the whole world like that Sportsdata model
working for humbleton is one step above working the tote window at the races
is zjelko lucky?
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#300
Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
Is that a challenge? You know I could do it by 9pm
I used to have bob and the bums in the politics forum going through 5 pages an hour. You should see my threads on gun control and US foreign policy. Multiple bob meltdowns by multiple bobs, all in one thread
good times
Is that a challenge? You know I could do it by 9pm
I used to have bob and the bums in the politics forum going through 5 pages an hour. You should see my threads on gun control and US foreign policy. Multiple bob meltdowns by multiple bobs, all in one thread
good times
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