Article about sharps year old

[theywontpayontuesday]

https://www.espn.com/sports-betting/...harp-customers

[Dan Druff]

It's really nasty.

Basically they're saying, "We get to track you by default because it's online, and we can determine quickly if you're a winning player or a loser, by your betting style. If you are destined to lose, we keep you. If you have a shot to win, we get rid of you."

I wish this were illegal. If it's only 1%, how bad can it be for them? It's not even like their lines are competitive in many cases.


Oh, and I like author David Purdum. I have his phone number. He's a great contact if you want something in sports or gambling covered. He was the one who covered the BetMGM bank theft scandal, which I investigated and broke open in October 2022. His ESPN article was what forced BetMGM & their payment processor Global Payments into action to stop this.

[Half Smoke]

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irony -

I have absolutely no doubt they're going to limit customers who really aren't capable of getting a long term edge

like guys who just got lucky and won 5 in a row

they're cutting off their nose to spite their face

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[Dan Druff]

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irony -

I have absolutely no doubt they're going to limit customers who really aren't capable of getting a long term edge

like guys who just got lucky and won 5 in a row

they're cutting off their nose to spite their face

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They probably won't, unless these guys happened to accidentally mimic the betting pattern of sharps.

Show me 20 bets of any sportsbettor during NFL season and I can tell you with pretty high accuracy if they're sharp or not.