Too many games for me to try to keep track of?
Who does well here?
Who does well here?
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I’d say BigDaddy rooster sucker but he doesn’t have the balls to take a stand before a game begins. She easily be best fade here if she had any balls, unfortunately close as she comes to a opinion is tellin us to play bama money line every week!! LolComment -
Every year it’s a different person because handicapping games is all randomComment -
First, if you try and follow anyone, you have no excuse for losing, which is exactly what you will do. You may follow some total loser like 2daBank. He will never admit to being a loser because he has no balls. He is a gutless wonder who does not bother keeping track of his losses. I have said time and time again that I do not want ANYONE in this site following me. Way too many arseholes in here. This site is the laughing stock of Gaming sites.
If you think there are too many games for you to follow, just keep track of certain teams and/or conferences and limit yourself that way. I will not post any games in here after taking care of an obligation I made earlier this season next week. Not only do I not care if anyone else in here loses, I rather prefer that they do.Comment -
There’s no such thing as a good handicapper
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This. Ever since computers took over figuring spreads there is no great handicapper. Some people still spend hours each day trying to "beat the books."
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Guys always looking to argue here..
I dont tail people blindly but I consider certain individuals opinions way more than others.. especially with sports I dont follow as much
Ayo in CBB
Pair of 5s, banker stevenash in mlb, I make a consensus pick based off of guys I think have a clue and my own analysis. No models needed. Just sledgehammers and a bankroll
Attention whores come and go, but people with actual insight and opinions I look out for, just looking for a heads up
Thanks guys, good luck this season!Comment -
Fade bigdaddyqh the convicted baby rapist. Bottom 10 in last year’s btp contest here and managed to finish in negative units betting -1000+ ml favs in ncaaf.
He is brock, Lang and a catholic priest rolled into one sorry sack of shit.Comment -
That explains why he ran from a little challenge about a month ago, guy has zero credibility.
I've given up on the guy. Haven't read a post of his in long time and haven't responded to one in longer, unless in the Think Tank, and don't plan to read or respond to one anytime soon; but I noticed today he was getting buried up and down the board.
For the sake of the Forum I have agreed to leave him alone, but it's tough when everyone else is quoting him and burying him all day long.
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Here? How about across the street, for a consistent winner, year after year after year, in multiple sports, including NCAAF?
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That's a tall task, better just to spend more relevant time than the other bettors and beat them at their avg market opinion.
That's definitely a task that can be accomplished above and beyond the vig charged.
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stanford steve always has some good insight..... listen to his podcast if you have some spare timeComment -
FWIW, follow or fade, here's sherwood's opinion:
Arizona @ HAWAII
HAWAII +11 -110 over Arizona
Pinnacle +11 -110 BET365 +10½ -110 SportsInteraction +11 -110 5DIMES +11 -110 888Sport +11 -105
Posted at 12:00 PM EST
10:30 PM EST. The Hawaii Golden Warriors have one of the most unique home field advantages in all of college football. As Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard said in the Democratic Party Debate, the Hawaiian Islands are the most remote enclave in all of the United States. As a result, the visiting Arizona Wildcats will have to travel over 2,750 miles and across four time zones to play this game. While many may be quick to pull the trigger on Desert Swarm given their Power Five pedigree, the prospects of jet-lag, travel fatigue, and airing out the opening game kinks in a notably hostile environment make the ‘Cats a very dicey proposition to be laying this kind of lumber on the road.
Outside of these intangibles working against the Wildcats, there are several other ingredients that make them not only prone to not covering, but perhaps vulnerable to an outright Week One upset. While most of the market will be salivating over Wildcat dual-threat quarterback Khalil Tate, who is nothing short of a Heisman-esque juggernaut when he brings his A-Game, we want to focus on the opposite. You see, Tate’s efforts can be easily undermined by Arizona’s notoriously porous defense that returns only six starters and finished 98th in the nation in scoring (32.6 points per game) in 2018. Most significantly, Desert Swarm’s passing defense was more comparable to a cloud of gnats, as they could easily be swatted away, giving up a bottom-of-the barrel 269.5 yards per game (121st in the FBS) in the preceding campaign. The Wildcats won one game on the road last year, against a horrible Oregon State squad. In its other four road games, Arizona was smoked by 28, 32 and 41 points in three of them.
The Warriors return gunslinger quarterback Cole McDonald, who threw for nearly 4,000 yards last season on 36 touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. McDonald spearheads a Hawaii aerial attack that finished ninth in the country in passing (310.9 passing yards per game) in 2018 that also returns two key contributors and starters in wide receivers Jojo Ward and Cedric Byrd. This is a duo of wideouts that could both easily eclipse the 1,000-yard threshold in 2019. In 2018, Byrd and Ward combined for 130 receptions, 1835 receiving yards, and 18 touchdowns. This trio of terror along with the rest of the Warriors offense figure to counterpunch every time Arizona scores and then some. Hawaii is a seasoned lot whose older players experienced a 6-1 start last year with wins over Navy and Colorado State along with a near-miss against Army. Ironically, that 59-41 win over Navy last year saw the Alohas as an 11-point dog also. Hawaii is a Mountain West contender with some serious offensive weapons at every position group. This team won't feel out of place trying to get inside 11 points against an Arizona that is not worthy of being an out-of-conference road favorite priced in this range.
One side note to this game is University of Hawaii linebacker Scheyenne Sanitoa died on July 4th. Sanitoa was 21 and no cause of death was released. University spokesman Derek Inouchi said the death did not happen on campus and that Sanitoa was not involved in any athletic department activities at the time of his death. According to Matlin, the football team met at the time to discuss Sanitoa's death. Campus counselors were present at the meeting and were available to the team at that time. This is a hugely motivating factor. The team will dedicate the game to their fallen teammate and that means a highly intense and emotional performance. Big overlay here.
Here's his year by year record of free picks in NCAAF:
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Make your own lines and make your own decisions/choices.Comment -
"Over the past 10 years, our season win totals in all sports have hit at a clip of 86.7% and we like this one as much as any we have posted over that span":
https://www.sportswagers.ca/nfl/picks.php?pid=23168
NCAAF season win totals here:
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It's probably best not to post cappers and claims of win percentages and seasons past and all that bullshit if it isn't verifiable, even right here in this thread.
It's football season and often it's "here come the nuts with crazy claims and using some internet forum post that makes the same crazy claim to back it up." It will be like that all over SBR these next few weeks.
Here's my campaign last year with links to the Funds and links to every single play's original post, no edits. Anything else opens it up to cheating, which we know will happen this time of year...
I doubt I worry about posting the Market Reads this year and it looks like I may be adding a moneyline Fund that deals with larger upsets.NCAAF Season to Date ATS and Totals records Funds # Plays Units W L P Totals 137 7.58 74 62 1 ATS/ML 92 13.01 52 33 2 UPSET Basket 126 2.5 Visiting Dog 83 18.73 52 30 1 Market Reads 14 -6.02 3 8 Total: 452 35.8 181 133 4
Expecting similar results this year as last. In our opinion, the UPSET basket, which had a late season drop, underperformed last year and should do better this year.
By contrast, the Visiting Dog Fund may have overproduced last year, or at least peaked a bit. One strategy, that was used early in the year with great success and then was eliminated from the Fund won't be in the Fund at all this year. Without that fast start, we still expect double digit units, but perhaps closer to 12 than 20 units.
Here's to a good season among all the cappers at SBR.
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I don't post those Funds for readers to outright follow or fade.
It's best to use those Fund conclusions to compare to your own work, to help see where you might stand against these market beating plays.
It might take a bettor on the edge of a play and suggest one side or another, or even a pass.
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You can gather information from posters but never directly follow anyoneComment -
“This site is the laughingstock.....” yet you have 15,000+ posts!!!! You are a complete joke Barry M.!!! You are a 70 year old man who is long past his expiration date. I can expose you, stand down once in for all or I will. Im sure a few people here would love to show up at your house one day and say hi.Comment -
I stopped reading at Hawaii "Golden" WarriorsFWIW, follow or fade, here's sherwood's opinion:
Here's his year by year record of free picks in NCAAF:
https://www.sportswagers.ca/ncaaf/history.php
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So all we really have out of this thread is to fade BigDaddy Barry M.
And to follow Ayo. They say he's very good with his NCAAF.
But that's it?
Anything else? Some guys claim to be big time NCAAF bettors, winners yearly, but do they track? Can they show it?
We never see it.
Anyone else worth looking at for NCAAF?
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AYO is one of the best here? howeverSo all we really have out of this thread is to fade BigDaddy Barry M.
And to follow Ayo. They say he's very good with his NCAAF.
But that's it?
Anything else? Some guys claim to be big time NCAAF bettors, winners yearly, but do they track? Can they show it?
We never see it.
Anyone else worth looking at for NCAAF?
his forte is CBB not CFB.Comment
