once again, before you type .... please take a step back. take a deep breath. and read what was previously posted. what a local needs from his sample of guys is quite different from what an actual public side is. before you start typing, again... relax and think about that. there are times when local books will get heavy action ON their local teams. there are also times when local books will get heavy unbalanced action AGAINST their local teams. and sometimes, two books in the same city will write entirely different stuff on the same game ... and their shops are 20 minutes apart. thats where sample sizes start to play a role. consequently, 95% of the games dont even have a public side. again, before you start typing, read that. that doesnt mean certain books wont need a certain side. but when reasonable samples get involved, its pretty uncommon for the public to be truly heavy on more than a few games per week. those opportunities stick out like a sore thumb. and the books can see them coming a mile away.
Look at BB's baseball plus units and that's all you really need to know. I have never known a bookie who lost money long-term and I have known several. It doesn't matter if they're in Oregon or Alaska they all win. And that's the bottom line.
big bookie is 40 games under .500 and making money.
apparently, his guys know how to pick winners (whoops, there goes that argument for ya)
unfortunately, being able to pick winners is only a small part of the battle.
you are almost arguing against your own point with this one.
you just dont realize it.
books win because they have players who can go 5-2 ... and still pay them money at the end of the week.
He wins because his customers play big favorites and end up losing money (ooops there goes your fucking argument). They are the best at baseball and they are still losing. Football and basketball they get murdered, year in and year out. Oops, you're a fucking idiot.
I said that BB wins because his players play big favorites. When you're always laying 150 plus juice you will win more but you're return is lower. You have to win at a much higher percentage to turn a profit betting big favorites. That's why BB is ahead this year even though his won/loss record is actually losing. He has said that baseball is the hardest sport for him to profit but said he averages around 200 units. If baseball is his worst and he still profits around 200 units a season then gee I wonder how he does in football and basketball. You are one slow thinker. I never said that you said big favorites are the way to go, I said that BB is winning because HIS customers play big favorites. Geez, I feel like I'm talking to a retard. Hell, maybe I am.
this is all well and good (and, incidentally, the first 7 lines are true)
... but im still not sure youre grasping what my 'argument' is.
you are somehow off on the tangent about how books win money at the end of the year ... but that doesnt explain the whole public sides thing. btw - books love your preseason action. because they know that for every 1 person that has a clue, they are booking games for 10 people who dont.
... unfortunately, most preseason bettors are quick to convince themselves that 'im the sharp one ... the rest are the idiots'. when in reality, they are often just betting 50/50 coinflips at -110 and sometimes -120 odds.
Considering I am 3-1-1 on my pre-season sides I don't think the books are loving my action but since I am not on the side of the public I am sure they are OK with me winning and most losing.
lmfao. here we go again.
i have to say. i dont know how he did it, but it looks like bigbookie singlehandedly alters/affects the capping/games bet on by a large percentage on this board. seems like so many ppl on here are living with the mantra, 'if big bookie posts it, it must be needed by bookies worldwide'. bigbookie -- gotta give you props man, i've watched over time people just looking silly, and abandoning they're capping strictly off what your handle is posting. dude is like a hypnotist in this bitch