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Sports Betting- July '09 Edition

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^ I put some on Prince before the 3rd round started to make sure I won some.

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I heard on the colin Cowherd show today, EK was reading off the over/under on NFL wins next year, can anybody get me a link to those odds. They usually have those at the IP and I am heading to Vegas in a couple of weeks.

Took the NL even though they haven't won in 13 games! Lost 30. Great game. Howard had the chance to win it. Some nice defense!

^ Me too. Needed some action. That's a true degenerate. :lol:

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Thanks for the link, even though I cannot pull it up here at work, I will check it out later. Going to try to find some plays, flop some cash on them when I am in Vegas and that way if 1 or more hit it will give me an excuse to go back!:D

I like the bengals to go over their total and Baltimore to go under thiers.

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I heard the Browns was like 7, I think that is under as well.

Back to action tomorrow. I got a lot of new stuff lined up. I am excited.

OK I just wanted to get on a new page, I am going to start a new system....

 

You take the Bottom 5 teams in the MLB bases on WL at the start of the week. Play every 3 and 4 game series they have against a team with a record of .500 or better. The bet is on the team with the winning record. You are pretty much betting for the team to win at least 1 game out of the series. That is all it takes. It is a chase system. You lose game 1 you double the bet plus juice for game 2 and so on. If the team that is over .500 is swept you are down about 9-12 units.

The Nationals have not swept a 3 or 4 games series yet this year.

Cleveland swept the Rays earlier this year but they were not in the bottom 5 at the time and the Rays were under .500 at that time.

San Diego also is in the same boat as the the Indiands but when they did it they were actually over .500 at one point.

KC did it earlier in the year as well when they playing well (Not in the bottom 5)

Arizona swept a series with SD a couple weeks ago and that was the only time they have all year and obviously that series would not apply as well.

 

So what I am trying to say is this hasn't lost once all year.

Now because of this high ML you will be us aganist night in and out most of the time I would suggest starting with a small unit size to start off. 5,10, or 15 maybe. Whatever it is it shouldn't be more than 5% of your bankroll. You need to have a little cousin in case you need to lay 5 or 6 units on a game. Any game in the System where they Bottom 5 team is a favorite of -200 or more is no play. You can just skip that game if you wish. Like tomorrow night Cleveland is a favorite of more than -200. I won't be playing that game. I'm not sure who is really starting all these game it depends on where I look right now so I might have to wait until tomorrow to post the plays.

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Looks like Colorado over San Diego is the only play for today on that system.

I took Colo tonight for a little more than I took Cubs for.

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