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10-26-2005, 02:04 AM
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Sports betting = free money?
Is it possible for me to find good, free information out there on picks for all sporting events, just make the exact same bets and rake in the cash?
I mean, uh, there are people out there who are winning sports bettors beating the vig and putting out there picks, right? My post sucks but basically I'm looking for as much information as you can give me cause I know jack [censored] about sports betting and don't really care enough to make my own picks, I just want to use people to make money for me. 
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10-26-2005, 02:39 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
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I'll sell my NFL picks for $10 a week. [/ QUOTE ] See but why would you do that when you could just make more than that upping your bets? Guarenteed money? Bleh, I dunno. I need more info!
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10-26-2005, 02:41 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
Follow Fezzik's advice over at Fezziksplace.
Follow the advice in Stanford Wong's book. There are no trustworthy handicappers who consistently pick winners against widely available lines in the long term. This is an extremely tough area of gambling to make money at and it takes a much bigger bankroll to make money at this than poker does. Rather than answering a bunch of individual questions, the best advice I can give you is to read Sharp Sports Betting by Stanford Wong.
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10-26-2005, 03:04 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
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Is it possible for me to find good, free information out there on picks for all sporting events, just make the exact same bets and rake in the cash? I mean, uh, there are people out there who are winning sports bettors beating the vig and putting out there picks, right? My post sucks but basically I'm looking for as much information as you can give me cause I know jack [censored] about sports betting and don't really care enough to make my own picks, I just want to use people to make money for me. [/ QUOTE ] Hell yeah. Just bet on Atlanta and Philly each week. They can't lose man! natedogg
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10-26-2005, 03:09 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
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[ QUOTE ] Is it possible for me to find good, free information out there on picks for all sporting events, just make the exact same bets and rake in the cash? I mean, uh, there are people out there who are winning sports bettors beating the vig and putting out there picks, right? My post sucks but basically I'm looking for as much information as you can give me cause I know jack [censored] about sports betting and don't really care enough to make my own picks, I just want to use people to make money for me. [/ QUOTE ] Hell yeah. Just bet on Atlanta and Philly each week. They can't lose man! natedogg [/ QUOTE ] Not only that, but Philly is getting points! +3.5! POTC.
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10-26-2005, 03:17 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
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Follow Fezzik's advice over at Fezziksplace. Follow the advice in Stanford Wong's book. There are no trustworthy handicappers who consistently pick winners against widely available lines in the long term. This is an extremely tough area of gambling to make money at and it takes a much bigger bankroll to make money at this than poker does. Rather than answering a bunch of individual questions, the best advice I can give you is to read Sharp Sports Betting by Stanford Wong. [/ QUOTE ] Your telling me that there are no long term winning handicappers. Yes, sports betting has its variance just like poker, but there are handicappers who win in the long term.
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#8
10-26-2005, 06:14 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
There are no trustworthy handicappers who consistently pick winners against widely available lines in the long term
You misworded this I think. There are cappers who can beat WA lines, the only problem is the lines they are picking at usually dont last long.
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#9
10-26-2005, 10:55 AM
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Re: Sports betting = free money?
There are winning cappers on the net who you can follow blindly for free if you want. Go to fezziksplace, go to sharp sports betting bleacher pages and then wade through the b.s at the prescription and you will find some winners over there as well.
Also, take advantage of sportsbook bonuses and additional bonuses available by way of biggerbonus.com. Use a few different books and always be rolling bonuses over while you bet. Sportsbetting can definitely be beaten but winning cappers still only hit about 55% winners so if you are betting say $100 a game in the long run your profit will be $5 to $7 a game, which makes it not nearly as profitable as poker.
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