SF_capper
CTG addict
Plays
Toronto -4.5- 2 units lose
Atlanta +5.5- 2 units win
Atlanta/Phoenix OVER 207- 4 units lose
Indiana -6.5- 4 units lose
Philadelphia -4- 4 units win
Denver +6.5- 3.1 units to win 3 lose
Miami +12- 3 units win
2nd H Toronto -3 (-120)- 3 units lose
Portland +3- 7 units win
Utah -9- 3 units lose
2nd H Memphis -5 (-120)- 6 units win
2nd H OVER 107 (-120)- 2 units lose
2nd H Portland -.5 (-120)- 2 units win
2nd H Utah -4.5 (-120)- 2 units lose
so far
6-8
-1.8 units
horrible 2 days in a row. learned a bit tho. I rememered before to stay clear of the pop road faves that looked too good. well, I didn't yesterday. people really don't appreciate the value of home court advantage thus making them think lines look "too good to be true". I read somewhere that homecourt is approximately worth 3 points on each side (meaning 6 points all together from one court to another). I do take this into account when capping, and did yesterday when I bet the popular road faves (SA, Den, Toronto), but they failed. Yesterday, although I had no money on it, realized that Seattle will be a great bet in future for 1st H bets, and even better as a 2nd H fade. They cannot handle themselves down the stretch, and although they will surely learn how to eventually, it doesn't seem like it'll be anytime soon. Chicago proved just how bad they are. I don't know when people will realize it, but hopefully not soon. I compare the Bulls with the Bears of the NFL and the Wizards with the early Saints. Although 3-0, I have not bought into the Clippers as they've beaten Seattle, GSW, and Chicago- none of which have any wins yet. New Orleans proved again that they are the real real deal, probably better if not at the level of Utah/Houston. Seriously. There is not a weakness on the squad, esp not the sttarting lineup. If LA loses 1 or 2 more games in a row, expect a collapse. San Antonio showed they are not the same team as last yr and the every other yr trend probably will continue this yr. Phoenix prooved they are still dominant at the East, just as last yr. Toronto just pissed me off, and Milwaukee impressed me a little little bit- more just lost respect for Toronto. Looks like this'll be Richard Jefferson's yr as he took over this game as with others. NJ is quitely doin pretty well. Golden state sucks.. yes I admit it. we suck and I hope people don't realize it yet. Dallas is coming into town, and hopefully Dallas isn't loved by everyone else, cuz Dallas is killin us.
Toronto -4.5- 2 units lose
Atlanta +5.5- 2 units win
Atlanta/Phoenix OVER 207- 4 units lose
Indiana -6.5- 4 units lose
Philadelphia -4- 4 units win
Denver +6.5- 3.1 units to win 3 lose
Miami +12- 3 units win
2nd H Toronto -3 (-120)- 3 units lose
Portland +3- 7 units win
Utah -9- 3 units lose
2nd H Memphis -5 (-120)- 6 units win
2nd H OVER 107 (-120)- 2 units lose
2nd H Portland -.5 (-120)- 2 units win
2nd H Utah -4.5 (-120)- 2 units lose
so far
6-8
-1.8 units
horrible 2 days in a row. learned a bit tho. I rememered before to stay clear of the pop road faves that looked too good. well, I didn't yesterday. people really don't appreciate the value of home court advantage thus making them think lines look "too good to be true". I read somewhere that homecourt is approximately worth 3 points on each side (meaning 6 points all together from one court to another). I do take this into account when capping, and did yesterday when I bet the popular road faves (SA, Den, Toronto), but they failed. Yesterday, although I had no money on it, realized that Seattle will be a great bet in future for 1st H bets, and even better as a 2nd H fade. They cannot handle themselves down the stretch, and although they will surely learn how to eventually, it doesn't seem like it'll be anytime soon. Chicago proved just how bad they are. I don't know when people will realize it, but hopefully not soon. I compare the Bulls with the Bears of the NFL and the Wizards with the early Saints. Although 3-0, I have not bought into the Clippers as they've beaten Seattle, GSW, and Chicago- none of which have any wins yet. New Orleans proved again that they are the real real deal, probably better if not at the level of Utah/Houston. Seriously. There is not a weakness on the squad, esp not the sttarting lineup. If LA loses 1 or 2 more games in a row, expect a collapse. San Antonio showed they are not the same team as last yr and the every other yr trend probably will continue this yr. Phoenix prooved they are still dominant at the East, just as last yr. Toronto just pissed me off, and Milwaukee impressed me a little little bit- more just lost respect for Toronto. Looks like this'll be Richard Jefferson's yr as he took over this game as with others. NJ is quitely doin pretty well. Golden state sucks.. yes I admit it. we suck and I hope people don't realize it yet. Dallas is coming into town, and hopefully Dallas isn't loved by everyone else, cuz Dallas is killin us.
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