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Stu "The Source" Feiner
Philadelphia @ New England 8:00 ET
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08-20-12 11:44 AM #1
Stu feiners waive the rating game of life, year, month, week, day, hour, minute!!!!
Last edited by Blondie; 08-20-12 at 12:50 PM. Reason: Service plays violation
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08-20-12 11:53 AM #2
Wait a minute...he is selling that pick for $2,500!!!
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08-20-12 12:42 PM #3
I find it hard for anyone to pay that kind of money for one pick!!
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08-20-12 01:23 PM #4
how did you get the pick anyway ?
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08-20-12 01:30 PM #5
Feiner charges $300 a month for most of his plays, excluding a few private/high-roller clubs. But people do pay crazy amounts for picks. There was a particular lawsuit where a person was suing National Sports Services (Feist/Cokin's company), because he spent a total of $40,000 on just 1 football season, and didn't make a profit. Another person paid close to $20,000 for Feiner's picks, but I don't know what length of time that package covered.
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08-20-12 01:35 PM #6
he started sending me texts...didn't pay a dime for it
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08-20-12 01:42 PM #7
lucky you then while he's selling it for thousands..
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08-20-12 01:45 PM #8
Anyone who that would pay those prices should spend at least an hour doing research on these guys, Feiner isn't just a scamdicapper, he helped create the boiler room industry,1-900 lines, etc and used to glout about it!
Feist also was in there from the start.
A 12 yr old girl who didn't know a thing about sports whopped his a$$ in making picks on an HBO show yrs ago!
If anyone pays $2,500 for one of Feiners dart tosses, I have some really good oceanfront property right by the Vegas strip that they would just looooove...let's talk about it!
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08-20-12 02:00 PM #9
the fat man is good for a laugh!
+2,000 points SBR Book
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08-20-12 02:08 PM #10
Wow! I really want to laugh at the thought of someone spending $2.5k for a pick, but I can't. It's really quite sad
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08-20-12 02:16 PM #11
Are you sure this is not his waive the white flag at the halftime play?
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08-20-12 03:37 PM #12
stu is the reason handicappers get such a bad name
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08-20-12 03:38 PM #13
What's sad is that there are actual dumb enough people out there that would pay it! I need to find these people, I'll charge em half that and I'll at least have my eyes open when I throw the dart at the board!! Lol!
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08-20-12 04:22 PM #14
Stu is getting a hard time here. He is the Chris Farley of handicappers. You need to watch a few of his videos, the epitome of disgusting, to really appreciate this man's perverse sense of humor. I can personally suggest the last one I saw. He eats a muffin and the wrapper, shirtless no less. Then claims that eating the wrapper ensures you will not have to use toliet paper later.
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08-20-12 04:23 PM #15
I agree, i have paid a few hundred bucks here in there...but never thousands and never a thousand for one game...crazy..
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08-20-12 04:31 PM #16
you cant trust stu even when he releases a "game of my life."
.. because he releases a "game of my life" practically every week.$30
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08-20-12 04:32 PM #17
stu advertises, "I have one this game 8 straight years in a row and covered each by an average of 17 points per game!"
... im willing to bet that is TOTAL BS!!!!
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08-20-12 04:41 PM #18
Now Stu is claiming he went 10-0 last year in preseason.
Can anyone verify this as false?$30
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08-20-12 04:48 PM #19
You really need verification to know that it's bullshit?
Originally Posted by hockey216
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08-20-12 05:11 PM #20
in all honesty ... id pay up to 5k for his picks
his picks are golden ... hit an amazing 83% rate last year ...... just look at the site he says it all
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08-20-12 05:22 PM #21
Would you guys actually recommend taking this bet?
Last edited by gofalcons123; 08-20-12 at 05:22 PM. Reason: poor grammar
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08-20-12 05:32 PM #22
Originally Posted by gofalcons123
yeah ... sure id throw 10 bucks on it
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08-20-12 05:32 PM #23
I would only buy this pick if he PROMISED that it was such a lock that "I will piss all over your bookmakers face!!".
Best Stu line EVER!!!
Patriots it is tonight, boys.
Good luck
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08-20-12 06:03 PM #24
not even close to hitting 83%..more like 47% Originally Posted by you mad bro
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08-20-12 06:24 PM #25
it's actually a smart play...Philly plays Cleveland next week and they play them in week 1, so this is the week when their starters will be getting most of their work, as next week they will be just going through the motions. ESPN reported the starters will be playing as much as 3 qtrs, where most of the Pats starters won't be playing.
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08-20-12 06:37 PM #26
What is being discussed here is the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in the rambling, incoherent rigamarole is even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone on earth is now dumber for having been exposed to it.
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08-20-12 07:02 PM #27
Originally Posted by ICOOK4U
was being sarcastic ... all these cappers think they make over 80 % of picks
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08-20-12 07:29 PM #28
I award you no points and may god have mercy on your soul. Originally Posted by thebestthereis
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08-20-12 08:01 PM #29
Half the texts he sent the play was the Eagles, the other half the play was the Patriots. It's a Stu Feiner fishing expedition, oldest trick in the book. Originally Posted by ICOOK4U
The people who got the text with the eventual winner, Feiner will try to reel in a few of them.
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08-21-12 12:03 AM #30
Yep he's pretty much a bookie takes your money tips both sides few win few lose but he breaks even.
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08-21-12 12:26 AM #31
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08-21-12 12:53 AM #32
Although it is a small sample size of 1 game, I am convinced Stu Feiner is the best big game, NFL preseason MNF handicapper. I almost want to call him tomorrow just to hear him relish in the afterglow of his victory, like a hog in slop.
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