Stupid question for RR

What is a "solid card" or "solid play" mean? If someone gives three picks and another poster replies "solid looking card John" what goes into making a play solid or card solid? For instance I really like over 6 +105 in the MON/PITT game, does this pick make you want to post a thumbs up Icon with a "solid pick Dicky W" reply?

 

Dickie,
What are the best books to use to scalp?
Thanks,
Raiders

 

I don't scalp. But anytime you have multiple accounts(I would say at least 10) the opportunity is always there. Ask for advice and suggestions in the main forum

 

[altice]

I think a "solid" card means I am playing a lot of the same games. I think good luck with a thumbs up comes when I am not playing the game tonight and just a simple good luck without the thumbs up comes when I am on the opposite side. And if you are Journey or Vega, I think most people would just ignore their posts. So in conclusion, I wish you good luck but not a solid play.

 

Thanks I understand. I knew you were the one that could answer this for me. You got to stop in more often the RR is dead and the three stooges are pissing all over the offshore forums

 

[altice]

Honestly, I have started to post here less and less and been lurking at a lot more informative sites. The entertainment value is just not what it used to be here anymore. By the way, I had a great time in Detroit last weekend except for the weather and the blackjack tables of Greektown Casino. The Big House was cool, but it was kind of quiet for 110,000 people.

 

with rod gone pay and mouse not worth the effort
it has been quiet

i did read at another forum where some <maroon> was saying that women could <compete> on an equal basis in golf againt men tour players

thought that was kinda strange but it takes all kinds

can you imagine what some opf the scores would have been at bethpage

 

[jwunderdog]

DickyW,

I had someone post something very similiar in my Col Football post, I thanked the poster and then wrote " I will let you know Sunday morning whether it was solid".IT wasn't!!! /infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif

 

I got in a arguement with a guy once who told me women are better putters then men. Not nearly as outrageous as claiming women can compete with men but still stupid. If the LPGA played a tournament at Bethpage and hit from the tips what would the cut be? +50

 

that might be on the low side

 

[jwunderdog]

It would be on low side because wasn't there one hole that you had to clear a waste area off the tee like 250 yards.

 

More I look at that # you guys are probably right

 

remember nick price coulnt get it to the fairway on 10 the first or second day because of the rain and wind
he hit it in the walk space down the center

btw my buddy was tied for first after the first round of sr tour qual

 

just looked up today and they only have him thru 9 holes
1 over today

cant figure out what is going on with the scores being so far behind
they are in fla and it is dark now

another guy mauney is from here
he is a real piece of work

 

Forgot about the shitty weather factor +70. Your buddy is or was tied? where is/was there qualifier at?

 

david eger
http://www.pgatour.com/scoring/seniortour/index2.html

its senior tour final stage qualifying

 

I have met Randy Erskine +1 . He used to be the club Pro at Washtenaw Country in Mich, good guy and like most golfers LOVES to gamble

 

you know its funny
neither eger nor mauney gamble much

 

When someone says "solid card", it is usually just handicappers stroking each other.

Very few people will call a play "solid" until it becomes clear that the play is a winner. You will often hear "that was a solid play".

Man, I thought that I was being rhetorical by asking what a "rock solid" book was. LOL, not sure if you remember that one.

I see that you have awoken from your long sleep during the Peep/Ham ordeal. (zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz you were saying)

 

3rd round 67
puts eger with a good chance to make top 8 which will give him full exemption
http://www.pgatour.com/scoring/seniortour/index.html