Professional Sportsbetting

[MisterV]

How do you post pictures up here?

C'mon, man.

You should know by now.

click on the image box, then either type the URL or import it from your browser.

[MDawg]

Another anomaly, someone who claims to know something or other about casinos, but has a very poor memory and almost no tech skills.

[Gottlob1]

Those guys are fucking moles. Ha.

[AxelWolf]

How do you post pictures up here?

C'mon, man.

You should know by now.

click on the image box, then either type the URL or import it from your browser.

I don't think I have posted any pictures here if I have its been very few and I don't remember. It rejects any attempts to use links, attachments, or insert photos. It's not important to me, so I stopped messaging with it. Perhaps my files are too large or something. I asked in case I was missing something simple.

[mickeycrimm]

How do you post pictures up here?

1. Move the pic to documents on your computer.

2. When you finish the text in your post click on GO ADVANCED.

3. Then scroll all the way down and click on MANAGE ATTACHMENTS

4. Then click on BROWSE

5. Click on the document you want to upload.

6. Then click on UPLOAD over on the right.

7. Once you see the document is uploaded click on CLOSE THIS WINDOW.

8. Then click on SUBMIT REPLY

Your document will then appear in your post.

I have to size my documents no bigger than MEDIUM to post them here. If the size is LARGE it will refuse to upload it.

[Dan Druff]

Way easier way. Just click on the little picture frame in the top of the text box (the one next to the picture of film), click on From Computer (even if on phone), and then click on Choose Files, then pick the picture. Then click on Upload Files.

That's it!

[Dan Druff]

Anyway...

Won the MNF under tonight.

Now 4-0 start for me in NFL 2023-24, up +4.49 units.

That also makes me 58-32-2, +30.38 units in my 92 picks since the beginning of the 2022-23 season. (Note it's always 1 unit flat bet every game.)

I continue to make all the right moves in NFL somehow.

[MaxPen]

Way easier way. Just click on the little picture frame in the top of the text box (the one next to the picture of film), click on From Computer (even if on phone), and then click on Choose Files, then pick the picture. Then click on Upload Files.

That's it!

I always have to use a resizer first. This site has a very low size allotment.

[Dan Druff]

Way easier way. Just click on the little picture frame in the top of the text box (the one next to the picture of film), click on From Computer (even if on phone), and then click on Choose Files, then pick the picture. Then click on Upload Files.

That's it!

I always have to use a resizer first. This site has a very low size allotment.

Maybe I'll kick it up. It's a setting I chose.

[mickeycrimm]

Way easier way. Just click on the little picture frame in the top of the text box (the one next to the picture of film), click on From Computer (even if on phone), and then click on Choose Files, then pick the picture. Then click on Upload Files.

That's it!

I always have to use a resizer first. This site has a very low size allotment.

Maybe I'll kick it up. It's a setting I chose.

None of my iphone videos will upload here.

[mickeycrimm]

Way easier way. Just click on the little picture frame in the top of the text box (the one next to the picture of film), click on From Computer (even if on phone), and then click on Choose Files, then pick the picture. Then click on Upload Files.

That's it!

OK, I found it. I just have to click on INSERT IMAGE above the text box. Thanks. I'll try it.

[AxelWolf]

Our mutual late friend Rick Radner was very good at value betting. I sat in a car with him from LV to Phx. as he chatted almost non-stop about that subject along with the math surrounding how & why he was making specific bets, for nearly 4 hours. Interesting as hell and it made the trip race by, but you have to be a certain level of dedicated to really understand that stuff and make a bundle of money from it.

I myself--a very limited sports bettor--have made good money just with the bonus money offers from the BetMGM's, DraftKings, etc. the past few years, and I barely know what I'm doing. For those who make a living with stuff like this, I can see the high potential.

I could go on for 2 hours about Richard Radner AKA Jai-Alai. I'm responsible for him staying in Las Vegas and learning Machine AP. One of my first big mistakes in advantage play. Heck, I was still working at the time and only Advantage Playing after and before work when I met him. Richard Radner was one of the smartest idiots I ever knew. Greedy, but giving. Honest at times, dishonest at times, loyal at times, disloyal at times, Crazy at times normal at times.

A Very interesting guy who you hated to like, but you couldn't help yourself. I distanced any AP business with him for the most part(Many people didn't, and some got screwed hard)but I couldn't hate the guy and I had multiple reasons that I should have.

I don't think I ever met Radner. What did he die from?

I'm highly surprised at that.

I am not sure, exactly. He checked into the hospital not feeling well and didn't check out. I heard reports he just wasn't right when people talked to him in the casinos. IE didn't remember who people were that he should've looked terrible etc.

[mickeycrimm]

Way easier way. Just click on the little picture frame in the top of the text box (the one next to the picture of film), click on From Computer (even if on phone), and then click on Choose Files, then pick the picture. Then click on Upload Files.

That's it!

OK, I found it. I just have to click on INSERT IMAGE above the text box. Thanks. I'll try it.

It wouldn't work. It won't upload when I click on upload files.

[Ray Finkle]

See if it works on this kj photo....

[tableplay]

Is in-game betting considered a reasonable hedge for traditional betting ?
Example: You place a moneyline bet for an NFL game. Your team is losing as the first half approaches the end, so you place an in-game moneyline bet for the other team prior to the start of the 2nd half such that the amount wagered for the in-game bet offsets the loss on the traditional pre-game bet if your team should lose. I'm thinking this could be a tool for avoiding a large loss by taking a smaller loss via the in-game insurance hedge.

[monet]

Is in-game betting considered a reasonable hedge for traditional betting ?
Example: You place a moneyline bet for an NFL game. Your team is losing as the first half approaches the end, so you place an in-game moneyline bet for the other team prior to the start of the 2nd half such that the amount wagered for the in-game bet offsets the loss on the traditional pre-game bet if your team should lose. I'm thinking this could be a tool for avoiding a large loss by taking a smaller loss via the in-game insurance hedge.

HEDGING IS THE DEVIL!!

[tableplay]

Is in-game betting considered a reasonable hedge for traditional betting ?
Example: You place a moneyline bet for an NFL game. Your team is losing as the first half approaches the end, so you place an in-game moneyline bet for the other team prior to the start of the 2nd half such that the amount wagered for the in-game bet offsets the loss on the traditional pre-game bet if your team should lose. I'm thinking this could be a tool for avoiding a large loss by taking a smaller loss via the in-game insurance hedge.

HEDGING IS THE DEVIL!!

True, but I am going to hell anyway.

[DGenBen]

Is in-game betting considered a reasonable hedge for traditional betting ?
Example: You place a moneyline bet for an NFL game. Your team is losing as the first half approaches the end, so you place an in-game moneyline bet for the other team prior to the start of the 2nd half such that the amount wagered for the in-game bet offsets the loss on the traditional pre-game bet if your team should lose. I'm thinking this could be a tool for avoiding a large loss by taking a smaller loss via the in-game insurance hedge.

HEDGING IS THE DEVIL!!

True, but I am going to hell anyway.

If you are I’ve heard that hand baskets are the best way to travel there.

Hand baskets are not very common these days though so I wonder if anyone is planning a better mode of getting there for these modern times?

Maybe in a 0 emissions EV or a gender neutral bicycle.

[redietz]

Is in-game betting considered a reasonable hedge for traditional betting ?
Example: You place a moneyline bet for an NFL game. Your team is losing as the first half approaches the end, so you place an in-game moneyline bet for the other team prior to the start of the 2nd half such that the amount wagered for the in-game bet offsets the loss on the traditional pre-game bet if your team should lose. I'm thinking this could be a tool for avoiding a large loss by taking a smaller loss via the in-game insurance hedge.

HEDGING IS THE DEVIL!!

My girlfriend, who was in charge of a high stakes sports betting LV cartel, says "Hedging is for wienies!"

I hedge a lot. The older I get, the more I've hedged. It's a sign of weakness, old age, and paranoia. Sometimes, as in UMass at halftime yesterday, I hedge because I am literally going blind watching the ugliness and stupidity of a game and cannot stomach the fact that I have the team I have. I wasted half a bet on a hedge yesterday because watching Eastern Mich/UMass was mind numbing. The solution, of course, is don't watch the unwatchable.

[tableplay]

Hand baskets are not very common these days though so I wonder if anyone is planning a better mode of getting there for these modern times?
Maybe in a 0 emissions EV or a gender neutral bicycle.

Yeah, or those electric scooters people zip around on.