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#51
Good Luck to you Robin Hood with all your plays - try and ignore the haters - they are always around.
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Robin Hoods: PLAY OF THE DAY
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#52
I'll start posting my plays in brown so they're easier to find amongst the clutter.
Robin Hoods Posting Record: 3-2 +2.58 units [R.O.I: 20%]
Every wager is to win 2.5 units: which is equal to 2.5% of my starting bankroll.
Thursday September 30th, 2010
Cincinnati Reds -128
This juice is very heavy for me but this game and situation is too solid to pass-up.
With the season dwindling down Houston find themself way out of the playoffs visiting Cincinnati who clinched their division a few days ago, so it appears that neither team will put in an effort today. I don't believe this to be the case as all divisional matchups are important for the players, organization and fans. Houston is 5-9 against Cincinnati this season (1-1 in this series) therefore Cincinnati would top the double digit column with a win tonight, and put them one win away from 90 on the season. These milestones are important to the players, organization and fans. Cincinnati won game one of this divisional series on Tuesday, but they rested the heart of their line-up on Wednesday (Votto, Rollen, Phillips and Bruce). and Cincinnati wen't on to lose 2-0. These players will be back in the line-up today along with Laynce Nix (who was injured the past four games) and with some rest and more hop in their bats I expect Cincinnati to make it up to their fans and bounce-back from yesterdays dissapointing home loss. This is Houston's 10th straight road game (also their final one of this road trip) which is always a good situation to fade as the teams prepare and are anxious to head home.
Brett Myers has put together some above average numbers once again this year for Houston, but I still give the pitching edge to Cincinnati with Bronson Arroyo on the mound. All of his numbers are better than Myers besides ERA and in his last start vs. Houston, Arroyo helped guide Cincinnati to an 11-1 win.
Houston's bats are drained from this ten games in eleven nights roadtrip, between three different cities and it has been evident the past four nights not once hitting above .235 as a team (while Cincinnati has hit above .235 in 9 of their past 10 games .. averaging .292 vs. right handed pitchers during this span). Houston will struggle against Arroyo and Myers should struggle a bit against Cincinnati's fresh and strong bats, enough to have Cincinnati winning when Houston's bullpen comes into the ball game.
Houston's bullpen has been awful this year and have gotten worst as the season has gone on. Their WHIP, ERA and BAA have been terrible all season but especially in their past ten games (as only one Houston starter has managed to pitch longer than 6 innings). They are tired, unmotivated, and likely have the off-season, or the return home tomorrow, in mind (like the remainder of the team). Cincinnati's bullpen has been solid all year and have a WHIP below 1.0 and an ERA below 2.0 in their past ten starts (outstanding numbers).
With all that in consideration, a Houston win today would in my mind be a huge upset and with Cincinnati just at -128, i'll bite on the home favorite to win the series and send Houston home bitter. 6-2 Cincinnati win.
'Taking from the rich and giving to the poor'
Robin Hood
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Posted:
#67
Quote Originally Posted by Robin-Hood:
Robin Hoods Posting Record: 4-2 +5.08 units [R.O.I: 29%]
Every wager is to win 2.5 units: which is equal to 2.5% of my starting bankroll.
Friday October 1st, 2010
I'll have Fridays pick up later tonight.
'Taking from the rich and giving to the poor'
Robin Hood
why are you posting baseball plays in the college and pro football forum???
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#71
Quote Originally Posted by Handicapper33:
I have no idea why he does it other than to have the longest post so he will get people to folllow him; some people will do anything for attention
Moderaters can you please move this thread to baseball thread
this is getting retarded
You have 189 posts...and you are calling shots now? Leave this guy alone and make your own thread. How about that?
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Posted:
#73
Quote Originally Posted by Robin-Hood:
NY Yankees win 6-1.
Robin Hoods Posting Record: 2-2 +0.08 units
Every wager is to win 2.5 units: which is equal to 2.5% of my starting bankroll.
Wow some one post there a pro and evry body flocks to there name lmao if this guy girl is winning +40 units +100 units etc etc year after year dam he must be the best handicapper in the world bar none ,this guy i think is sniperswife with his data base lol .Are u sniperswife????????? ,ARE U HERE TO SAVE ALL OF US FROM poverty and to make us all rich robin hood .GLAD TO HAVE FOUND U ...All my dreams will come true now ,also can we all quit are jobs now ?Make sure u dont leave us high and dry when we quit working ok promise,If so your going to cause another housing bubble and a recession dude so promise and everybody lets all go into work tommorrow and tell the boss to take this job and shove it cause robin the hoodlum is here to save us ....
Wednesday September 29th, 2010
I mentioned before that I divide my year into ten sections of 35 days. I also divide the 35 days into 7 sections of 5 days with a goal of 3-2 per 5 day section to keep my mind thinking in the present. So i'm finding the best bet on the board for Wednesday and will post it later tonight after i've placed it. I don't bet games with juice higher than -120.
'Taking from the rich and giving to the poor'
Robin Hood
Mr Evil.
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#75
Quote Originally Posted by trust-me:
hey man just settle down.. i know it's crazy but there are people here that have good information & if you listened to him instead of jumping all over him you could learn something... you don't have to take his picks, but he's laying a foundation in what you can learn from-- a plan to be successful long-term... In no way is he telling you to quit your jobs, but he is trying to hlep you w/ the same common goal..
it's amazing that when someone here actually adds value that people in here jump all over them... Just realize that there's a lot of wisdom that you can learn from someone who has done this for 16 years-- i'm not taking his picks, but have already picked up on some good principles that I can use long-term to be successful.. Not trying to be mean to ya bro, just trying to show you that there are some people that actually do have a goal of helping others & this dude seems like that's what he's about. GL the rest of the year
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