Feels Good to be back to the Rx Forum

[GrassHoppa4Sports]

Hello again Rx! Some of you may remember me from years past posting needs from my local book. Similar to Bookiereport, but on a lesser scale. Anyhow, my boss had gone broke in 2012 and I have not come on here often. I do lurk on the Rx here and there. I never really "capped" games. But I have "street experience" by running for the local. My "capping" methods are not your traditional trends/angles/numbers this or that. I will post my plays on here with the following goals:

1. 0.600 winning percentage in NFL by Super Bowl.
2. 0.550 winning percentage in NCAAF by Championship game.
3. 0.550 in NBA overall.
4. 0.550 in NCAAB overall.

My plays for Thursday 11.20.14:

NFL-Under KC/OAK 42
NBA-LAC -4
NCAAB-S.Carolina -13


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[bukis1]

Was your boss a bookie that went broke?

 

[Murphy8276]

sounds like it. small time bookies can go broke with a few bad weeks with 10 players who are public.


Anyway, welcome back GH :toast:

-murph

 

[GrassHoppa4Sports]

Yes, he was one of the small local with four runners. He got cleaned out when the public was killing it with "square" favorites hitting left and right.
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[GrassHoppa4Sports]

sounds like it. small time bookies can go broke with a few bad weeks with 10 players who are public.


Anyway, welcome back GH :toast:

-murph

Ah, this is how you quote and response!! LOL.
Very true Murph. Including my boss, three other local has closed during the NBA playoffs last season. There is just one "big fish" in town now.

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[GrassHoppa4Sports]

Yes, he was one of the small local with four runners. He got cleaned out when the public was killing it with "square" favorites hitting left and right.
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My bad Bukis. I meant to respond to your question with the above.

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[GrassHoppa4Sports]

Wow, almost a sweep for my opening night returning to the Rx!!! It is truly amazing how KC Chiefs, a playoff bound team, allow an 0-10 team to drive 80yds for the go-ahead TD. That was a tough loss for the Under selection. On the other hand, two easy winners in college & pro hoop.
2014-2015 record below.
NFL 0-1
NBA 1-0
NCAAF 0-0
NCAAB 1-0

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