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#11
05-01-2007, 03:13 PM
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Re: Baseball Strategy: Underdog Moneyline and Underdog -1.5 same game
If the market price is an accurate indicator of the true odds then you're just spinning your wheels.
Much better to spend your time trying to find +EV situations in which you've got an edge over the market. Sports betting is not a get rich quick or easy money game. 8) 
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05-01-2007, 03:16 PM
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Re: Baseball Strategy: Underdog Moneyline and Underdog -1.5 same game
I like the thought and wish you luck but I think you will need it. I agree with rjp.
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#13
05-01-2007, 04:21 PM
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Re: Baseball Strategy: Underdog Moneyline and Underdog -1.5 same game
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If the market price is an accurate indicator of the true odds then you're just spinning your wheels. Much better to spend your time trying to find +EV situations in which you've got an edge over the market. Sports betting is not a get rich quick or easy money game. 8) [/ QUOTE ] Arbing was pretty easy money until just a few months ago.
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#14
05-02-2007, 05:01 AM
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Re: Baseball Strategy: Underdog Moneyline and Underdog -1.5 same game
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[ QUOTE ] ZOMG YOUR A GENIUZ [/ QUOTE ] This is exactly why no one even bothers to try to post an original thought on this forum. There is no upside. I'd like to request that all the responses in this thread be deleted except for Performify's good answer. [/ QUOTE ] Keep the streak alive.
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