be honest about how much you are down if you indeed down.if this wizards series loses i'll be approx 45k in the hole. haha anyone else gonna be honest? i know jj gold is barreled in for atleast 10g's.viet seems barreled in too. who else?
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04-29-08 10:39 PM #1
who is the biggest losing gamblers on sbr forum?
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04-29-08 10:42 PM #2
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04-29-08 10:55 PM #3
i got everyone beat
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04-29-08 11:04 PM #4
wait till football season boys, we gonna sack those books
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04-30-08 12:08 AM #5
Dumped 1300 in the last 2 days gambling, ready to take a bow, the fukin NBA and MLB are a joke. Flip a coin the right way and you're a pro capper.
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04-30-08 12:10 AM #6
Shhhhhhhh....your giving my secrets away
Originally Posted by bettilimbroke999
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04-30-08 12:13 AM #7
A BS Balk just cost me $2G. NCAA BB is my downfall. Win during the Fall, lose it all and more in the Winter and then chase the dollar all summer.
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04-30-08 12:23 AM #8
Dude you went 7-0 (I'm not giving ya credit for 14-0 b/c the wagers were absolutely correlated Suns +3 1st Half, Suns +6 for Game, try parlaying that sometime Originally Posted by Iwinyourmoney
Shhhhhhhh....your giving my secrets away
) and then 0-5 in noncorrelated wagers and officially quit posting your picks when you flipped the coin the wrong way five times in a row. Hell it's a joke trying to cap NBA and MLB and you bet 55 to win 50, at least if if it's a coinflip don't charge me 10 percent juice. Long-term if you break even you're a lucky pile of shit, try to get ahead in short-term and quit permanently if you want to be one of the few winning gamblers, like Iwin has done after going 0-5 realized he had no talent and quit posting.
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04-30-08 12:27 AM #9
I agree NFL/NCAA Football can be succesfully capped long-term, there are no other sports nearly as predictable as football.
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04-30-08 12:43 AM #10
NFL is predictable..? Originally Posted by bettilimbroke999
that's a ridiculous statement, NFL is hardest sport to beat by far.
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04-30-08 12:48 AM #11
You're not truly 45k in the hole though... A large portion of that 45k was from winning the 22 inning game between the rockies/padres Originally Posted by pat venditto
be honest about how much you are down if you indeed down.if this wizards series loses i'll be approx 45k in the hole. haha anyone else gonna be honest? i know jj gold is barreled in for atleast 10g's.viet seems barreled in too. who else?175 pts
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04-30-08 01:18 AM #12
lol wtf you talking about. Im still gambling just not posting picks. Guess what? Correlated picks that are winners are still winners. Deal with it son Originally Posted by bettilimbroke999
Dude you went 7-0 (I'm not giving ya credit for 14-0 b/c the wagers were absolutely correlated Suns +3 1st Half, Suns +6 for Game, try parlaying that sometime) and then 0-5 in noncorrelated wagers and officially quit posting your picks when you flipped the coin the wrong way five times in a row. Hell it's a joke trying to cap NBA and MLB and you bet 55 to win 50, at least if if it's a coinflip don't charge me 10 percent juice. Long-term if you break even you're a lucky pile of shit, try to get ahead in short-term and quit permanently if you want to be one of the few winning gamblers, like Iwin has done after going 0-5 realized he had no talent and quit posting.
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04-30-08 01:57 AM #13
He did not lose 45 K more like 4 K
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04-30-08 02:16 AM #14
10 times easier to predict than MLB or NBA. Why do you think it's everyone's favorite sport to gamble on, b/c it's the only one you can actually win at long-term. It doesn't get any more predictable than the NFL. It's not easy it's just possible to predict, which makes it entirely different than any given game in MLB or NBA. How could you possibly predict whether A-Rod will homer today or whether Nash will go turnover crazy at the end of the game, but you can predict with much greater accuracy that Peyton Manning isn't going to start fumbling/throwing interceptions at the end of a game and blow his opportunities. The true ability of teams is showcased in the NFL, b/c small mistakes (inch off on a jump shot or couple centimeters on a bat) do not determine the outcome. There is no intentional fouling BS like you saw in the Memphis game/Phoenix game with Shaq where you are simply given a turnover just by fouling a guy b/c he can't make a FT to save his life. Originally Posted by crazyl
NFL is predictable..?
that's a ridiculous statement, NFL is hardest sport to beat by far.
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04-30-08 02:43 AM #15
You would get an A+ if I were grading you on the inability to understand basic ideas on probability distributions, how to win at gambling and sports in general.10 times easier to predict than MLB or NBA. Why do you think it's everyone's favorite sport to gamble on, b/c it's the only one you can actually win at long-term. It doesn't get any more predictable than the NFL. It's not easy it's just possible to predict, which makes it entirely different than any given game in MLB or NBA. How could you possibly predict whether A-Rod will homer today or whether Nash will go turnover crazy at the end of the game, but you can predict with much greater accuracy that Peyton Manning isn't going to start fumbling/throwing interceptions at the end of a game and blow his opportunities. The true ability of teams is showcased in the NFL, b/c small mistakes (inch off on a jump shot or couple centimeters on a bat) do not determine the outcome. There is no intentional fouling BS like you saw in the Memphis game/Phoenix game with Shaq where you are simply given a turnover just by fouling a guy b/c he can't make a FT to save his life.
P.S. Baseball is the most "predictable".
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04-30-08 06:25 AM #16
Highest limits on NFL football because it is a pure guess week to week
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04-30-08 06:51 AM #17
NFL and NBA mid regular season are ridiculous to predict, NHL and MLB are the easiest, although MLB is becoming more difficult
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04-30-08 07:49 AM #18
Deuce loses a lot, hard to say though because lots of us lose here.
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04-30-08 07:59 AM #19
i bet decude has nitemares about dying a slow death wrapped around by 30 deflated tires Originally Posted by jjgold
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04-30-08 08:40 AM #20
Just take the points and take dogs on the money line, because its all guessing. The "pros" play like high school kids.
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04-30-08 08:48 AM #21
not wuite all guessing but I agree that taking the dogs on ML is better than taking chalk town, as I have stated in earlier threads books hate o/u bettors o/u is usually the best play you can make on a contest, also if you play parlays taking the o/u and the winner in that game has proven very effective for me, when you pick a game you should be determining how that matchup/style of game will be played in 2 teamers I have played in the last 2 weeks in which I played the side and o/u I have gone 5-2
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04-30-08 08:50 AM #22
yesterdays MLB winners
Fav Dogs
Seattle +172
Detroit + 113
Phil -193 Balt +106
mets -222 Boston +104
wash -106 KC +114
la-128 Houston +150
mil -135 St Louis +106
minn-111
laa-130
sf -120
Just flip a coin like JJ says
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04-30-08 09:09 AM #23
Actually NFL is the hardest sport to beat BECAUSE it is the most popular sport to bet on. Thus, the lines are the tightest of any sport.
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