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Re: Ninja Bumping
A couple of funny quotes from the first part:
"The best you can do betting sports is 52%." "People who invested in the stock market 40 years ago have quadrupled their money. People who have been betting sports for 40 or 50 years have, at best, broken even." |
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WTF....64%....where the hell is that documented?
LOL @ ESPN reporters oblivious to the role that gambling plays in making sports so damn popular also, I thought DrBob lost last year??? kicker having a cold is clearly worth 0.77X + 1.8Y points, where X is number of expected FG opportunities from less than 37.5 yards and Y is number of expected FG opportunities from 37.5 and greater ty for the links dankhank...now I don't have to DVR the sucker |
#283
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also, DrBob is a piece of evidence I use to support that NCAAF markets are not efficient
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#284
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Does anyone think that Dr. Bob's picks might move the lines even further this week? I'm actually kind of excited about the idea of fading a 4 point move on another crappy 4-star pick.
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Re: Ninja Bumping
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WTF....64%....where the hell is that documented? also, I thought DrBob lost last year??? [/ QUOTE ] It's not. He's running ~53% last 5 years, everything I've seen from his pre-audited numbers shows around 57% total -- which is obviously amazing, don't get me wrong. And yes, he had an awful bowl season, and what I saw/heard he finished down again as well. Regardless, as I tried to show in the other thread, DrBob's results are more than 2 std deviations below normal if he runs at 57% for the 1500 bets the WSJ listed, as he said. However, it is within 3 std devs. So 1) bad luck, or 2)not keeping up with rules changes, or 3) ??????? Profit. |
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Re: *** Official August - October Chatter Thread ***
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Bodog Prop I like: Al Gore to announce he is running by November 1st. No -600. $300 to win $50 There is very little chance he is running. Reasons for no: 1) Even with the peace prize, his national approval ratings remain low. 2) Campaigns are about money and he has none. 3) The logics of setting up a campaign staff are nearly insurmountable. 4) He would have trouble getting on some ballots 5) His close friends are putting down any speculation. If he were to run I would think he would at least use his friends to float the idea 6) There is no detection of behind the scenes moves of setting up a presidential run 7) His movie and the lies in it would come under much more fierce attack if he were to run 8) He is too fat to be a president Reasons for yes: 1) He personally has not denied it 2) He could use it as a platform to push his global warming agenda even if he knows he has no chance of winning. I place the chances of him running at 5% or less. So, -600 has nice value. It is not a freebee though (not like the saw4 bet to clear $18m). [/ QUOTE ] This weekend after he won the Nobel, I was able to get an average of -253 for Clinton on Matchbook to win the Dem nomination. It's still a steal at the current -395 IMHO, except for having to tie up your money for so long. |
#287
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Jeremy Schaap put me on total tilt
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haven't seen it yet, have to go home to watch it
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#289
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Re: Ninja Bumping
love the actual story they did -
shaky camera + calculators + spreadsheets = GREAT TV. |
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love the actual story they did - shaky camera + calculators + spreadsheets = GREAT TV. [/ QUOTE ] not to mention the unverified record---great reporting |
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