What book will you be using for this season?
- Thread starter E.T.G.
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Green- As a reult of being burned by Wagermall and BOS, and now Pinny no longer accepting our wagers, I decided to go with about 8-10 Books and never have a large balance at any of them. I plan to make withdraws fairly frequently as well. At this point I find it difficult to trust any of them 100% to keep 10k or more in any one Book. I wish I could, it would be alot easier. Having said that, I would rather go through the hassle and still be able to do my sports investing.
reNew Orleans
Clubbin' with Rasual Butler
5dimes and matchbook
5dimes has 5 cent overnight lines for baseball if thats influences your decision.
5dimes has 5 cent overnight lines for baseball if thats influences your decision.
Yanks27Sox9
CTG Partner
from what i see so far, 5dimes will be the best for mlb.
i agree with most of what Terp said...but things are still changing. jsut be ready to adapt when necessary.
but basically i expect more to fall...and i also expect one or two to step up to the plate, and try to offer some or most of Pinny's features. there's jsut too much money out there for some offshore to not try to copy pinny's blueprint for success.
it'll take time...there'll be both good and bad changes...but one of the one's left is gonna wanna take over as #1. and to do so, they'll have to give us a damn good reason...jsut like pinny did.
i agree with most of what Terp said...but things are still changing. jsut be ready to adapt when necessary.
but basically i expect more to fall...and i also expect one or two to step up to the plate, and try to offer some or most of Pinny's features. there's jsut too much money out there for some offshore to not try to copy pinny's blueprint for success.
it'll take time...there'll be both good and bad changes...but one of the one's left is gonna wanna take over as #1. and to do so, they'll have to give us a damn good reason...jsut like pinny did.
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Austintx_05
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I disagree with you Yanks. Matchbook is by far superior than 5 dimes.
While 5 cent overnights may give you some value...what is the maxout price of the 5cent offer?
Second, Pinnacle was the only book that ever came close to Matchbook's pricing and most of the time Pinnacle would fall 3 cents short.
I have been saying it for a while, you will find 3-5 cents in your favor on the fav or the dog @ Matchbook...
While 5 cent overnights may give you some value...what is the maxout price of the 5cent offer?
Second, Pinnacle was the only book that ever came close to Matchbook's pricing and most of the time Pinnacle would fall 3 cents short.
I have been saying it for a while, you will find 3-5 cents in your favor on the fav or the dog @ Matchbook...
Yanks27Sox9
CTG Partner
yeah, yeah...i understand from ALL the posts everywhere in the forum, about your raging hard-on for Matchbook, austin. i'm sure they are good...
myself, i haven't been there yet. jsut speaking of my personal experiences this past week.
i'll prolly check out Matchbook by bases though...we'll see. but that's an exchange, not the traditional offshore, so imo it's also a different animal that i'd have to aclimate myself too first.
anyways...what's important about my post above is that things WILL continue changing. you can count on that, unfortunately.
myself, i haven't been there yet. jsut speaking of my personal experiences this past week.
i'll prolly check out Matchbook by bases though...we'll see. but that's an exchange, not the traditional offshore, so imo it's also a different animal that i'd have to aclimate myself too first.
anyways...what's important about my post above is that things WILL continue changing. you can count on that, unfortunately.
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I believe we are in a great position as former Pinny customers. In the next several days some sportsbook, will get off their ass and come up with a reduced juice program to attract most of the former Pinny bettors. There is quite a bit of money at stake here, and it makes perfect sense. I am shocked that the existing books are just sitting there with there hands in there pockets vegetating. If I were in this position, after crunching the numbers a long time ago, the word would be out about a "reduced juice program" for dropped Pinny bettors. I have emailed quite a few of these existing books about a reduced juice, and I have yet to hear back from one. I see an opportunity for Hugh Hefner or Larry Flynt to relocate offshore and rival Bill Gates! LOL!!! The bottom line guys "don't worry be happy" this will pass and we will be back on low juice down the road. Peace out!
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Austintx_05
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Yanks26Sox6 said:
umm...I was just wanting to point out that match has some good prices...I don't necessarilly like the fact that you can't always get a line overnight, but it can definately help if you use them. I just know Greek is 20 cent lines...not sure about CRIS....
Skinnysmallzz
Pretty much a regular
Can you buy runs at all these places?
What book puts out the ealiest lines?
What book puts out the ealiest lines?
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tipyerbartender1
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Buying runs .... (head shaking) .... who are you, wiretowire?
Baseball betting 101 by tipyerbartender, this course has been adjusted over the years.
1.) Flat bet.
2.) Never, ever, ever, lay over -150. I'd adjust that to -140 or even -130, but my local fucks the bettors on the favorites, smart man.
3.) Run lines are fine (-1.5), don't listen to the shitheads telling you differently. They haven't done the math.
4.) Alternate run lines, if anyone ever offers 'em again, are even better.
5.) Usually bet dogs.
6.) Usually bet unders.
7.) Bet against the New York Yankees on a daily basis. (Over the last 30 years, this one's a beauty.)
8.) Don't bet a lot in the playoffs, but do bet the dogs.
Follow that, you'll keep yourself out of trouble in baseball.
Good luck, gents.
Baseball betting 101 by tipyerbartender, this course has been adjusted over the years.
1.) Flat bet.
2.) Never, ever, ever, lay over -150. I'd adjust that to -140 or even -130, but my local fucks the bettors on the favorites, smart man.
3.) Run lines are fine (-1.5), don't listen to the shitheads telling you differently. They haven't done the math.
4.) Alternate run lines, if anyone ever offers 'em again, are even better.
5.) Usually bet dogs.
6.) Usually bet unders.
7.) Bet against the New York Yankees on a daily basis. (Over the last 30 years, this one's a beauty.)
8.) Don't bet a lot in the playoffs, but do bet the dogs.
Follow that, you'll keep yourself out of trouble in baseball.
Good luck, gents.
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Austintx_05
Guest
fade theyankees?
The onething you are overllooking is the RL's with teams like Boston/NYY/Toronto....when they win they cover the RL....at a 65%+clip last year.....
The onething you are overllooking is the RL's with teams like Boston/NYY/Toronto....when they win they cover the RL....at a 65%+clip last year.....
Yanks27Sox9
CTG Partner
we'll have to wait and see who's still standing by baseball season...by the looks of things.
Alan Tongue
Pretty much a regular
Thankfully I can still use Pinnacle and Canbet, otherwise:smiley_abve:
E.T.G.
One of trus baby mommas
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tipyerbartender1
Guest
Bumping this for Yanks26 ... for the record, keep betting against them, don't lay the chalk, go ahead and run-line the Sox this weekend. If you get swept, what are we, like a million units up?
Buying runs .... (head shaking) .... who are you, wiretowire?
Baseball betting 101 by tipyerbartender, this course has been adjusted over the years.
1.) Flat bet.
2.) Never, ever, ever, lay over -150. I'd adjust that to -140 or even -130, but my local fucks the bettors on the favorites, smart man.
3.) Run lines are fine (-1.5), don't listen to the shitheads telling you differently. They haven't done the math.
4.) Alternate run lines, if anyone ever offers 'em again, are even better.
5.) Usually bet dogs.
6.) Usually bet unders.
7.) Bet against the New York Yankees on a daily basis. (Over the last 30 years, this one's a beauty.)
8.) Don't bet a lot in the playoffs, but do bet the dogs.
Follow that, you'll keep yourself out of trouble in baseball.
Good luck, gents.
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Buying runs .... (head shaking) .... who are you, wiretowire?
Baseball betting 101 by tipyerbartender, this course has been adjusted over the years.
1.) Flat bet.
2.) Never, ever, ever, lay over -150. I'd adjust that to -140 or even -130, but my local fucks the bettors on the favorites, smart man.
3.) Run lines are fine (-1.5), don't listen to the shitheads telling you differently. They haven't done the math.
4.) Alternate run lines, if anyone ever offers 'em again, are even better.
5.) Usually bet dogs.
6.) Usually bet unders.
7.) Bet against the New York Yankees on a daily basis. (Over the last 30 years, this one's a beauty.)
8.) Don't bet a lot in the playoffs, but do bet the dogs.
Follow that, you'll keep yourself out of trouble in baseball.
Good luck, gents.
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Yanks27Sox9
CTG Partner
illow: u crotchedly ol' mother f-er, Tip.
btw...the Tribe gets the pink pillow.
Yanks27Sox9
CTG Partner
as far as the yanks...
of course there is never any value in their inflated lines. they could throw out a single A SP, two weeks outta high school, and they'd still set a crazy line.
as far as the yanks/sox...
if u wanna make money on this series...over the long haul...take overs, and take whoever the dog is. every year you'll wind up well on the plus side...of this particular series.
and tip still is crotchedy old fuck...
but all the rules (besides 7) are very sound advice. 7 won't hurt over the long run...but it's only there cuz he's tip.
of course there is never any value in their inflated lines. they could throw out a single A SP, two weeks outta high school, and they'd still set a crazy line.
as far as the yanks/sox...
if u wanna make money on this series...over the long haul...take overs, and take whoever the dog is. every year you'll wind up well on the plus side...of this particular series.
and tip still is crotchedy old fuck...
but all the rules (besides 7) are very sound advice. 7 won't hurt over the long run...but it's only there cuz he's tip.
