Posted:
#201
McShady- just went to sent you a PM on Twitter and you disappeared...what happened?
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Posted:
#204
From a 6-0 source that does not release a play every day...
San Diego vs San Francisco...
San Diego is 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 home games. The Toreros are 12-5-1 ATS in their last 18 vs. the West Coast Conference. The favorite is 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings
From Angle...
I see at SD -2.5 so I will buy to -2.
San Diego vs San Francisco...
San Diego is 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 home games. The Toreros are 12-5-1 ATS in their last 18 vs. the West Coast Conference. The favorite is 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings
I see at SD -2.5 so I will buy to -2.
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Posted:
#206
Here's one that makes sense to me...
Normally a much better team when playing at Winnipeg, the Jets are coming off
a rare successful road trip. Tuesday's 4-3 upset victory at MSG gave them a 4-1
record since their last home game.
One of those four wins came against
these same Devils, a 4-2 win on 2/24. Give the Jets credit for their successful
voyage. However, keep in mind that playing the first game back home from a road
trip can sometimes be tough.
Why is it that the first game back home from a trip can be difficult?
Part of the logic is that the players can be distracted by the return to every day life. They can have girlfriends, spouses and/or friends that demand their attention. Bills to pay. Household chores to tend to. Things of that nature.
Those factors may not sound like much but if you ask players or coaches,
they'll tell you that they can indeed come into play.
Also, note that the
Jets are actually 0-3 their last three at Winnipeg. So, their long-standing
tendency of being a better home team may be starting to change. (In fact, they
actually have a better road record than home record this season.)
Facing
a revenge-minded and well-rested New Jersey team, I won't be surprised if the
Jets stumble here.
The Devils, who haven't played since the 2/24 loss
against the Jets, are already 2-0 this season, when facing a team which defeated
them in the previous meeting.
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Posted:
#210
This is a Free play on the Chicago Bulls. (currently -7)
The
Bulls are struggling, with twice as many losses as they have wins in the month
of February, and they are winless at home this
month. They haven't had an easy schedule though, as they have played nine of
their 12 games in February away from home. Chicago is coming off a home loss to
Cleveland on Tuesday, despite the fact that Kyrie Irving didn't suit up for the
Cavs.
Chicago will have to
fancy it's chances of getting back on track against Philadelphia on Thursday,
the Sixers are a sorry bunch at the moment. Philly has lost six straight, but it
was the last loss that was the straw that broke the Camel's back. After losing
at home to a shorthanded Orlando team, playing without Jameer Nelson, coach Doug
Collins completely lost it in a post-game interview.
“If everybody looked
inside themselves as much as I did, this world would be a CAT scan. OK? Believe
me, there’s not two days go by that I don’t go to Rod [Thorn], I don’t go to
Tony [DiLeo], ‘What can I do? Can I do anything different? How can I be a better
coach? How can I be a better leader? How can I help these guys?’
He went
on to criticize his players work ethic, his organization for the players that
they have to work with, and the players they have lost. His comments were not
those of a coach looking to light a fire under his team to motivate them, but
those of a desperate man at his wick's end, who is throwing his hands in the
air, saying "I quit".
Collins will not last much longer in Philly, he's
practically daring the organization to let him go. He certainly won't be coming
back next year if he lasts that long.
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Posted:
#212
On the club, I think a one-time upfront payment is the way to go. You would take your profit (or not if lost) at end of MLB season. Much simpler to track and no constant dealing with people sending money, etc. less time to administer. S&S could take a percentage of the amount sent or profits at the end, whichever is greater or whatever they decide to do.
That way, somebody could not get their money out like the stock market in the middle of the year (in a panic) if we were to start losing. I say be in it for the entire season with one payment and no withdrawal until end of season. Easier to administer. We are trusting S&S to manage the money and if losing started they could lower the bets, etc or do whatever they would do with their own money in order to minimize the effects of a losing streak/losses if there were any.
That way, somebody could not get their money out like the stock market in the middle of the year (in a panic) if we were to start losing. I say be in it for the entire season with one payment and no withdrawal until end of season. Easier to administer. We are trusting S&S to manage the money and if losing started they could lower the bets, etc or do whatever they would do with their own money in order to minimize the effects of a losing streak/losses if there were any.
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Posted:
#214
Quote Originally Posted by semperfi19:
I like the thought.
First off, everyone that visits this lounge should all pat yourselves on the back because we have not let ego's, bad picks, or personalities get in our way. Thanks to Angle, Moth, The Chase Pirate, Q-Bun, and all the regular contibutors and that are too many to name that have brought value to this forum that McShady and I started back in 2011. If you think about it, we really have created something quite unique.
When I post a loser, I'm pissed because I lost money and then made because all of you lost.as well. We I win I get satisfaction of knowing I helped my "fellow degenerates."
I spend a garbage load of time every day researching baseball and quite honestly I would do it even if I was not a gambler because I am a sabermetrics geek. . So I really don't want you to pay for my time but what if I make this time I spend pay off for all of us.
Here's our idea. If McShady and I do ask for compensation for the information we share, I want to use that money to wager more into the system we created. You can wager on your own of course with the information we supply, but, what if we created a gambling mutual fund. I want to create an "investment club" where you would get a return on your investment. If the investment busts then no return but if it grows then you get a ROI.
McShady and I have the discipline to run this for you guys and we only want the guys who share our passion for make money not making bets and also understand there is a risk involved in any investment! I think this will work and we would create shares with a weekly/daily of price per share based on the amount o fmoney in the accounts.. We just need to make an IPO and get this thing off the ground. More later. Think about it and give me your feedback.
I want to be in with yoiu guys and I am very willing to pay you guys for your service. I am a little leery of joining an investment group that invests in what is considered illegal in this country. I think Moth61 posted some concerns about that as well. If discovered, you two could get into some big trouble. It sounds like a great idea, and we would all make money, just not sure if that is the route to go. But like I said make you plays available somewhere to our group, and I will GLADLY pay for your time and effort.
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Posted:
#220
I would rather pay one time up front. I want the picks for my proline. It was my biggest grosser for the year. I won on a 7 teamer point spread for 100 that paid 5000 and a 7 team over under that paid 6706 on a 100 and I have the pics to prove it. If you see the games on there it was ALW and on Monday, haha love Mondays end of one set beginning of another. Can't tell you how many times I won on 3 and 4 team parlays using their stuff.
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Posted:
#224
Really shouldn't be that much work, once it's setup and guidelines are determined.
After that, assuming that they set it up as a seasonal (MLB, NFL, etc.) contribution, it would be a matter of depositing the funds with an online book(s) (or "giving it to guy in Vegas to bet with"). Update plays, place wager, update results, done.
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Posted:
#225
Quote Originally Posted by Angle4U999:
From a 6-0 source that does not release a play every day...
San Diego vs San Francisco...
San Diego is 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 home games. The Toreros are 12-5-1 ATS in their last 18 vs. the West Coast Conference. The favorite is 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings
From a 6-0 source that does not release a play every day...
San Diego vs San Francisco...
San Diego is 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 home games. The Toreros are 12-5-1 ATS in their last 18 vs. the West Coast Conference. The favorite is 4-1 ATS in the last 5 meetings
From Angle...
I see at SD -2.5 so I will buy to -2.
Angle since when do you not have a play every day....IS there hope for you?
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