Guys, this is a perfect example of a strategy I've used, as a professional gambler, for quite some time. This line opened up at 4.5 and the general public SLAMMED Austin Peay, and, they moved the line all the way to 7, thereby creating value in the dog. It's also something that the General wrote about earlier in the week. Faded the public, with a line that presented tons of value, and I cashed the ticket.
JP
JP
way above 50% buddy
can't take heat can you, boy sure got a big mouth when it comes to other's plays.
to bad i'm not a prof gambler such as yourself, otherwise my record would really suck.
go ahead and cry to general for me to stop posting in your thread. trust me, i'm done.
i don't need to say much else to prove you have no idea what your talking about.
can't take heat can you, boy sure got a big mouth when it comes to other's plays.
to bad i'm not a prof gambler such as yourself, otherwise my record would really suck.
go ahead and cry to general for me to stop posting in your thread. trust me, i'm done.
i don't need to say much else to prove you have no idea what your talking about.
His 50% winners would be a heck of a lot better than what you've been spewing out since finally getting documented... Funny you haven't posted your record the last few times you've posted your plays, not to worry, I've been keeping track:
22-26-1, -6.3 units
I spared you the loss on Duke (despite you posting that they were a "strong play"), since you never officially posted a line. I've also shown some pity and left out the 0-10, -10 units you dropped on the Oscars.
Sadly, you aren't even at that point yet where you produce any value fading either -- but keep 'em coming!
22-26-1, -6.3 units
I spared you the loss on Duke (despite you posting that they were a "strong play"), since you never officially posted a line. I've also shown some pity and left out the 0-10, -10 units you dropped on the Oscars.
Sadly, you aren't even at that point yet where you produce any value fading either -- but keep 'em coming!
