Who wants to make money, NHL Stanley Cup Finals

[MattRain]

Brock, you've got mail.

 

[MattRain]

The best play value wise imo will be take the Redwings on ML in Pitt on thur if they lose double down in the 7th game, you will make money this way imo..ck

Would've agreed with you if the odds were close to even, but CRIS just came out with Wings -135... and I'm sure it'll be pushed further by squares.

Pitt will probably be good value close to gametime in game 6 (and 7 if need be.)

 

[Brock Landers]

Brock, you've got mail.

got it, we should be good to go

Matt is a stand up guy!! Kudos to you..

 

[CarolinaKid]

Imo take the Redwings on the ML in pitt if they lose double down on the puck line in game 7.just my opinion but i will go with that here.gl guys.....ck

 

[bookie]

Fluke goals, hot goalie, bad penalties...I would rethink +300 BL.

Pretty much the way it played out. :smoker2:

 

[PokerKingJim]

Hell of a game

 

[MattRain]

got it, we should be good to go

Matt is a stand up guy!! Kudos to you..

No prob. Now, for the love of God, don't blow it on another overpriced fave! :tongue2:

 

[SkinsRaj28]

Nice lock, brokey.

 

[JakeT.]

It lost, but it was the right side. What you just saw almost never happens with one team dominating like that.

 

[lapdance]

it's not the right side if it lost! if you are paying the book, then it was the wrong side.

 

[docmercer]

It lost, but it was the right side. What you just saw almost never happens with one team dominating like that.

Happened 2-3 times alone just in the Montreal/Flyers series.

It happens all the time in hockey.

 

[JakeT.]

it's not the right side if it lost! if you are paying the book, then it was the wrong side.

Not true in my opinion. Being on that side in that position, knowing what happened in that game, is going to be a longterm profitable situation to be in. Therefore making it the right side. If you make a bet at -300, and you win 8 out of 10 times, it doesn't make the 2 times you lose the wrong side. A game like that evens out. Ya gotta think of the bigger picture.

 

[JakeT.]

Happened 2-3 times alone just in the Montreal/Flyers series.

It happens all the time in hockey.

Outshot by 30+ shots?

 

[docmercer]

Outshot by 30+ shots?

34-18 were the shots after 3 periods.

Final shot total 58-32.

In bad addition land maybe it seems outrageous (and 58-32 = 30+), but its not as uncommon as people are making it sound.

 

[MattRain]

it's not the right side if it lost! if you are paying the book, then it was the wrong side.

:nosepicki

 

[SkinsRaj28]

ktvvegas does not give a fuck.

 

[shdw01]

Not true in my opinion. Being on that side in that position, knowing what happened in that game, is going to be a longterm profitable situation to be in. Therefore making it the right side. If you make a bet at -300, and you win 8 out of 10 times, it doesn't make the 2 times you lose the wrong side. A game like that evens out. Ya gotta think of the bigger picture.

I agree with you....but what if a selective underdog bettor plays 3 or 4 of those same 10 games at +260 (including the two winners). Does that mean he chose the "wrong" side on all 3 or 4 games?

 

[bookie]

Red Wings at -125 for Game 6 is my play.

 

[JakeT.]

I agree with you....but what if a selective underdog bettor plays 3 or 4 of those same 10 games at +260 (including the two winners). Does that mean he chose the "wrong" side on all 3 or 4 games?

Betting into a longterm profitable situation is the right side regardless of whether the dog or favorite is the profitable longterm outcome. You can't win em all but as long as you come out ahead, then the bets are the right side. If that makes sense.

 

[shdw01]

Betting into a longterm profitable situation is the right side regardless of whether the dog or favorite is the profitable longterm outcome. You can't win em all but as long as you come out ahead, then the bets are the right side. If that makes sense.

so you are saying that Detroit was the right side last night if you make money long term....and Pitt was the right side last night if you make money long term?