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Quote Originally Posted by koko11:


That $50 is not profit.. It was already yours so you make $80... If you have been doing this for year you have been cheating yourself out of a lot of money..


Read this again and perhaps you will understand why you are wrong.  Also, it would take those online books what a few days to notice people doing that and either (1) stop allowing those types of parlays or (2) increasing the juice; that is if they were not make a killing off of those parlays.  BOL!
 
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been doing this for years?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by chmura89:

risking $20 to win $26, right...but you dont get all 46 back in your account because you lost $10 in the process.  You have $36 in your account.

Risking $20 straight up to win $18.18, you now have $38.18 in the account.  Help me where my thought process is off...


Wrong, he wins on both sides, this way he gets back his other $10
 
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A little box fodder......

 

 
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Dumbass has to use a Wisconsin moniker too. 
 
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Or maybe he's got some sort of deal to get a refund on all his losses...
 
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Covers at its best.

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Quote Originally Posted by KVEGAS:

this might be the most epic fail in the history of covers.

please let this make the archives.

the best part..

'I've been doing this for years..." LMFAO. I HOPE NOT.

 

nope

 
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Another moron who cannot do simple math. This is the reason you spend thousand to go to college. Because else you'd be giving away free monies to bookies like this tool.
 
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Covers at its best.


I knew this heading would catch your eye, van.  How'd the bowl season end up turning out for you?


 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

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Dude, wow.

I gotta hear what you think now.

 
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Lets say you like the Cardinals +7 and you mix it with over 57

100 to win 270

or Cardicals +7 and under 57

100 to win 260

Total at risk is 200

you can only win one of them and the amount of profit you can make is 160 or 170.

And thats if you are on the right side.

 
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HAHAHAHAHAHAH this theory seems to always come up and they think they are geniuses.



Love it.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by WiskyBadgers:

This works for an online account.  Basically if you like a side, just make it a parlay with a total that has a 1/2 point on it. 

For example if you like Louisville -3 tonight and you were planning on betting $110 on Louisville to win $100.  Find any game with a total that has a 1/2 point on it.  Bet $50 parlay on Louisville/Under and another $50 on Louisville/Over.  You are guaranteed not to push on the total as long as you select a game with a 1/2 point on the total. 

If Louisville covers the spread, you will win one of your bets at 2.6:1 paying out $180.  You will lose the other $50.

Instead of wagering $110 to win $100, you have instead wagered $100 to win $130.

Take that online books!

You know what the really bad part about this new system is...? When the other team wins.

And what if I like Louisville -3 1/2...? I guess that will throw this great system off, since the totals are the issues.

 

 
 
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I will use colors to make this a little easier for you...

Say the Saints win this week 35-30...

Normal person bets...

 $100 Cards +7 = $190.91   $90.91 Profit.

Your method...

$50 Cards +7 over 57.5 = $130.00

$50 Cards +7 under 57.5 = $130.00

You win $130.00  but -$50 for the Other parlay, leaving you with a profit of $80

 

 
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