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[edit]Boot, you might have a deal based on the above.[/edit]
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Dude, you can steal change from your buddies couches to get 20 bucks.
If I was making rudimentary software and wasn't a sharp (which I am not). I'd either copy another's software's line and move my lines in relation to how much money comes in or just open every line at -110/-110 with mini-limits and open them up as people sharpened up my lines for me. |
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I'll buy you the book if you stop posting. [/ QUOTE ] cool |
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you could supply me with some information into how bookmakers operate or point me towards some relevant material. [/ QUOTE ] First, they get a bankroll above $20. |
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well if anyone needs any nice pictures i'll definitely link them to that site but what i'm looking for is how a bookie calculates the odds. [/ QUOTE ] You might have considered scrolling down past the pretty picture to the section of thirty-some books labeled "Bookmaking Bibliography" where it lists titles like "HOW TO BECOME A BOOKMAKER" and "THE COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO BETTING AND BOOKMAKING" which seem to slightly be on topic for you. I'm locking this thread because I don't see this going anywhere but further downhill from here... |
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