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Total Amount: £16.99 GBP Currency: British Pounds Transaction ID: 30185163NY091950B Buyer: Mr Mike Murphy
Mr Mike Murphy 91 Heaton Drive Edgbaston Birmingham, Warwickshire B15 3LX United Kingdom |
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Big PARTY tomorrow at above address.
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this is great. what i especially enjoy is odywer's insistance on replying to every negative post.
give it up idiot |
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Btw, I've read this thread through again for the first time.
Apart from the odd dodgy comment, you cannot win on MLB matches from the offset due to their unpredictability. Trading out however is an option, which in June when I wrote this thread, was a new concept to me and wasn't considered. I had some big wins Multiple betting on MLB @ Bwin, probably why I started this thread. So I stick to what I wrote to an extent. |
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that's a relief...that's just cemented this threads life for eternity!
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I've read this thread through and all things considered; Odwyer is a fool.
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for balance;
could tai tell us how he 'makes a lot of money' on baseball again? |
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[i]Baseball betting potential - win big or not at all.[/i]
I think we know how this one turned out. |
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:^0
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you can win on EVERY sport - it's just a matter of doing your homework better than 98% of the people you are betting against. And it's not just knowing about Ramirez's record on Monday nights in May against left-handed pitchers when batting third, you need to understand the percentages of betting - if you can lay 2.24, it's better than backing at 1.8; why bookies love it when you bet multiples; and why bookies lay the overs so heavily in points/run totals.
Baseball is a tight margin sport - every time you take 1.8 on a team you rate 1.85, there goes 1.5% of your margin - you need to find more winners to stay ahead. And that sort of difference is often the difference between the long-term winners and the guys who think they are, but never keep detailed enough records to know.. |
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No sign of Pro O.........
Where is he? |
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why bookies lay the overs so heavily in points/run totals
why do they do this then ? |
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ask big boy O'dear!
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ttt
hahahahahaha mug who? |
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GET UP!
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I'm all in
Can someone tell me what team i'm betting on? |
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Squash - the overs is a 'public' bet. Because the overs is open-ended, people want to see a high-scoring game.
The results for college football and arena football markets are similar to those found in the professional football and professional basketball totals market. In all of these leagues, the overs are overbet. We suggest that there is a clear preference for bettors to bet the over and the extent of the bias depends upon the volume of uninformed bettors to informed bettors and limits placed on bets in these markets. From some academic paper I found on google which essentially backs up what all the bookies have known for years. The public love it (and remember 95% of gamblers lose in the long run) so the line moves up and it's usually the pros backing the unders to balance up the book (and winning). |
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Uh-oh!
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s**...
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dont think we'll see john again after tipping a lay of a 13/1 shot and a 79/1 shot on the soccer forum :)
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The original - but is it the best? :)
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erm
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All irrelevant.
This was how I saw betting last year. Has not applied since July 2007. All irrelevant. ;-) |
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o dwyer - have you considered limiting yourself to only above even money shots? I think this would help you as you are clearly stuck in the idea that some things are certainties, which nothing is (if you dont know that by now maybe you never will). I think it would help you to restrict yourself to odds against for a little while.
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woop woop
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Win big or not at all.
Yup. |
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get the hell up there!
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up
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Nice one
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oh my
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My last 30 days:
Baseball: GBP1,246.40 | Boxing: GBP17.24 | Cricket: GBP169.15 | Darts: GBP12.18 | Golf: GBP283.14 | Snooker: GBP2,279.26 | Soccer: GBP429.37 | Special Bets: GBP50.47 | Tennis: GBP754.66 Total P&L: GBP5,241.87 |
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I'll let my p&l do the talking.
2k bank |
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LOL
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No worries.
;-) I'll use this thread as a record of my p&l when it's bumped. |
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Seriously ODwyer. Why do you feel the need to post what your profit and loss is and why are you so interested in what everyone else is making?
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lol, check above. Half the users that have bumped this have been banned.
Kaiseress, Cyanide Cid to name a couple. Kaiseress is now McFly above btw. Speaks volumes! :D |
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Answer the question please.
It is hardly good practice to speak money at the best of times yet you feel the need to post EVERY DAY asking what people have made. Do you have some sort of inferioirty complex or something, do you need to be seen as being successful? And I am not Kairess btw |
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Gonna answer John?
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john you peenis. i havent been banned and nor would i expect to simply cos i reminded people what a total gimp you are.
and please stop putting false results up for us to read- its very unbecoming of you. watch how easy it is: last 30 days: 1 million dollars!!!!!!!!!! |