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11-02-05, 01:50 AM
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It was a good thought in my mind. Denver has been pretty flaky the past two years in the beginning. And then you have the Spurs...
On the other hand, betting NBA sounds like a wish to be mugged. They play 80ish games... and they get bored and it depends on their mood each night. I just dont think its a betable sport.
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11-02-05, 04:56 AM
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I went 3-0 today. I had Dallas -2 and the Over (double OT gave the to me and a 1 point spread cover YES...and they were down 17 with 6min to go) and I had the Spurs at -9 who just covered also
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11-02-05, 04:59 AM
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I disagree I think NBA is the best bet
NFL: Very tough -- too many backdoor covers (like GB this week) and meaningless scores. In addition the people setting the line have an entire week to research etc and make sure its perfect, Bball there are tons of games and they are each day, so the time is not there to put that much effort as football. MLB: You pretty much go on Pitching Comparisions when betting, so you are usually liking the favorite.....there are no lines, just odds and this works against you when you go 4-5 on a day and barely come out ahead bc of the ridiculous odds. |
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11-02-05, 12:51 PM
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NFL is pretty hard to bet IMO...
NFL Im a losing bettor this yr while in college football Ive made a ton... in college its alot easier to find a juicy line, etc... While in the NFL anything can happen. Im sure the NBA is bettable but just gotta know what your doing. in the DEN/SA game, I thought they were going to play alot more defense... Ive never seen the spurs give up so many easy baskets and Denver will either score 100 or 70 so you just never know. |
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