Too lazy to look up, but how does Roddick do in Aussie Opens? They did say (on the broadcast) he was in great shape the other night...John Isner vs Andy Roddick at plus 475 is decent value. Isner in my opinion has the toughest serve in the game to handle and he is up and coming. Roddick has been off since his Wimbledon loss. Not saying Roddick won't win, I'm just discussing the value of +475
Guess I really am ignorant. I woldn't think this would be a problem. Why offer the bet if it's not always +ev for the house?This is why Ithegreek. Unlike sportsbook.com cutting me cold turkey with no explanation I just got an email from thegreek stating that I'm betting too many props and 50% of my wagers over the next 2 weeks need to be straight wagers. I'll have to be more careful there now but at least I have an explanation and a way to fix it
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hey, at least you knew what sport it was. After you posted it, I was looking at UFC and Boxing matches trying to find it at my online book.Isner is playing Andy Murray. That's what I get for using bodog from my iPhone. I still like the value. Sorry guys, I'll go away now.
If the Saints win the SB, I can't see anyone else but Brees win MVP. I just placed a 2u bet on that.ETA: I love this bet. Also, FYI It's +300 at SIASaints to win SB +200 pricey?Brees to win SB MVP +500 = Better?
Nice.Exactly the strat I used with the Jets last week. Jets and the UNDER were no brainers then. I'm a whole lot more concerned about them stopping Peyton Manning, which is why I (sadly) think the right play may be Colts and OVER. Still GL to you (and the Jets).Because I find it very hard to believe that the AFC and NFC championships will be comprised solely of #1 and #2 seeds, I am taking the Jets +320. And because the only way I can see them winning is going under, I am going to parlay it with the under.I appreciate the well wishes, but I already cashed that ticket. (~6.5 - 1)
I thought that was your bet coming into this week.hey, at least you knew what sport it was. After you posted it, I was looking at UFC and Boxing matches trying to find it at my online book.Isner is playing Andy Murray. That's what I get for using bodog from my iPhone. I still like the value. Sorry guys, I'll go away now.
I understand where you are. If you are only paying in and not cashing out, even when its there for you, you definitely need to step back. I wish you luck. I have a very good friend here - and when one of both of us get in a funk with the books and losing, we just bet with each other. We keep it small- 50 per game/event and we keep going until one side is up 500 and we settle. Then we start again. THis works well ebcause we are not betting nearly what we could afford to lose; beating each other adds sweetness to the victories; we both feel much better sending each other some cash rather than an offshore bookie. You might try setting something like that up- it helps scratch the itch and is at least as much fun (maybe not as exciting as putting more on the line than you can afford to lose), but it gets us by.Raider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none. I am through sending my hard-earned money to some faceless person in the Philippines or Panama. There is no point in sending money. When I'm on a roll, I don't cash out. I get greedy and end up losing every dime of it. It is insanity defined. I do the same thing over and over and expect a different result.It's not just offshore. I grabbed $1,000 last night and went to the casino after work. Played blackjack and it was all gone within a half hour. That's a nice 45-minute drive home afterwards. I was never up. I would have 20, the dealer would get blackjack. I would have 19, the dealer has 20. I would double-down and get a 20, the dealer pegs to 21. And my expression never changed. I completely, fully expected it.I lost $28,000 to a bookie a few years ago during football season. Had to refinance the mortgage to cover it, and eventually the monthly nut got so large I had to sell the house -- because of gambling. I lost my wonderful girlfriend because I'd rather sit and watch games I had money on than be doing things with her. I don't buy sneakers and clothes very often because I'd rather save all my money to gamble on sports. I'm getting fat because all I do is watch games that I have money on.Some of you will see a little bit of yourself in this post. I hope not though.I'd like to think I'm a strong person, and I refuse to let this get the best of me. I can't say I won't send any money for next football season, but I'm going to try with all my strength not to. I need to get out and live life. Gambling has gotten me nothing, but it has robbed me of cash, relationships, and my reputation within my family. I can't get any of that back, but I can start trying to do something about it.You guys are very cool, and I wish the best for all of you.
GL bud.Raider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none. I am through sending my hard-earned money to some faceless person in the Philippines or Panama. There is no point in sending money. When I'm on a roll, I don't cash out. I get greedy and end up losing every dime of it. It is insanity defined. I do the same thing over and over and expect a different result.It's not just offshore. I grabbed $1,000 last night and went to the casino after work. Played blackjack and it was all gone within a half hour. That's a nice 45-minute drive home afterwards. I was never up. I would have 20, the dealer would get blackjack. I would have 19, the dealer has 20. I would double-down and get a 20, the dealer pegs to 21. And my expression never changed. I completely, fully expected it.I lost $28,000 to a bookie a few years ago during football season. Had to refinance the mortgage to cover it, and eventually the monthly nut got so large I had to sell the house -- because of gambling. I lost my wonderful girlfriend because I'd rather sit and watch games I had money on than be doing things with her. I don't buy sneakers and clothes very often because I'd rather save all my money to gamble on sports. I'm getting fat because all I do is watch games that I have money on.Some of you will see a little bit of yourself in this post. I hope not though.I'd like to think I'm a strong person, and I refuse to let this get the best of me. I can't say I won't send any money for next football season, but I'm going to try with all my strength not to. I need to get out and live life. Gambling has gotten me nothing, but it has robbed me of cash, relationships, and my reputation within my family. I can't get any of that back, but I can start trying to do something about it.You guys are very cool, and I wish the best for all of you.
Raider - If it's 'like that" with you, then I hope I never see you in here again and that you stop gambling altogether. Deposit three digits and blow it all = good fun if you get some play and excitement out of it. Deposit five figures and have to refinance the house is a whole different matter. I wish you all the best.Raider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none. I am through sending my hard-earned money to some faceless person in the Philippines or Panama. There is no point in sending money. When I'm on a roll, I don't cash out. I get greedy and end up losing every dime of it. It is insanity defined. I do the same thing over and over and expect a different result.It's not just offshore. I grabbed $1,000 last night and went to the casino after work. Played blackjack and it was all gone within a half hour. That's a nice 45-minute drive home afterwards. I was never up. I would have 20, the dealer would get blackjack. I would have 19, the dealer has 20. I would double-down and get a 20, the dealer pegs to 21. And my expression never changed. I completely, fully expected it.I lost $28,000 to a bookie a few years ago during football season. Had to refinance the mortgage to cover it, and eventually the monthly nut got so large I had to sell the house -- because of gambling. I lost my wonderful girlfriend because I'd rather sit and watch games I had money on than be doing things with her. I don't buy sneakers and clothes very often because I'd rather save all my money to gamble on sports. I'm getting fat because all I do is watch games that I have money on.Some of you will see a little bit of yourself in this post. I hope not though.I'd like to think I'm a strong person, and I refuse to let this get the best of me. I can't say I won't send any money for next football season, but I'm going to try with all my strength not to. I need to get out and live life. Gambling has gotten me nothing, but it has robbed me of cash, relationships, and my reputation within my family. I can't get any of that back, but I can start trying to do something about it.You guys are very cool, and I wish the best for all of you.
From being on both sides of this thing I have no doubt. Just straight up betting against books I'd expect 95%++ of bettors lose their BR every single year. That seems to be the rate that the locals would indicate and my experience would indicate. From there it's a matter of self-control not to lose more than the BR. If that's not there then you need to seek help, and fast. Gambling is a tough thing to get out from under of. It's pretty much everywhere. Guys I know that lost high 5 and 6 figures had a lot of success with meetings. It's not nearly the life long process drugs/booze is to get out of though. It's very doable but you need to find ways to escape the action when it's right in front of you all the time. Didn't you use to be a workout junkie? It's key to find something to occupy the time. That's step 1.Raider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none.
is all this @ sportsbook?What I have so far todayColts -7(-120)colt/jets o39.5(-110)colts -1.5/vikes +10 6pt teaserbush u4.5rec(-110)taylor o4 yards 1st carry(+140)ap o4 yards 1st carry(+140)rice o5 rec(-140)colston o4.5 rec(-125)shiancoe o3.5 rec(+110)Harper u6 ta (-130)braylon no td(-325)sanchez int before td(-120)manning o2td(+150)session u7 ta(-125)I don't feel like making 4 posts in a row so LBJ to win MVP +150. With mo williams out i'm expecting LBJ to continue his ridiculous pace.
good luck buddy. putting this down in writing is a big step.Raider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none. I am through sending my hard-earned money to some faceless person in the Philippines or Panama. There is no point in sending money. When I'm on a roll, I don't cash out. I get greedy and end up losing every dime of it. It is insanity defined. I do the same thing over and over and expect a different result.It's not just offshore. I grabbed $1,000 last night and went to the casino after work. Played blackjack and it was all gone within a half hour. That's a nice 45-minute drive home afterwards. I was never up. I would have 20, the dealer would get blackjack. I would have 19, the dealer has 20. I would double-down and get a 20, the dealer pegs to 21. And my expression never changed. I completely, fully expected it.I lost $28,000 to a bookie a few years ago during football season. Had to refinance the mortgage to cover it, and eventually the monthly nut got so large I had to sell the house -- because of gambling. I lost my wonderful girlfriend because I'd rather sit and watch games I had money on than be doing things with her. I don't buy sneakers and clothes very often because I'd rather save all my money to gamble on sports. I'm getting fat because all I do is watch games that I have money on.Some of you will see a little bit of yourself in this post. I hope not though.I'd like to think I'm a strong person, and I refuse to let this get the best of me. I can't say I won't send any money for next football season, but I'm going to try with all my strength not to. I need to get out and live life. Gambling has gotten me nothing, but it has robbed me of cash, relationships, and my reputation within my family. I can't get any of that back, but I can start trying to do something about it.You guys are very cool, and I wish the best for all of you.
Actually none of it at sportsbook. Greek, carib, sia, sportsbetting, bodog, some of it might be at SB but i can't bet props there so not sure what lines they have.is all this @ sportsbook?What I have so far todayColts -7(-120)colt/jets o39.5(-110)colts -1.5/vikes +10 6pt teaserbush u4.5rec(-110)taylor o4 yards 1st carry(+140)ap o4 yards 1st carry(+140)rice o5 rec(-140)colston o4.5 rec(-125)shiancoe o3.5 rec(+110)Harper u6 ta (-130)braylon no td(-325)sanchez int before td(-120)manning o2td(+150)session u7 ta(-125)I don't feel like making 4 posts in a row so LBJ to win MVP +150. With mo williams out i'm expecting LBJ to continue his ridiculous pace.
buzz killRaider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none. I am through sending my hard-earned money to some faceless person in the Philippines or Panama. There is no point in sending money. When I'm on a roll, I don't cash out. I get greedy and end up losing every dime of it. It is insanity defined. I do the same thing over and over and expect a different result.It's not just offshore. I grabbed $1,000 last night and went to the casino after work. Played blackjack and it was all gone within a half hour. That's a nice 45-minute drive home afterwards. I was never up. I would have 20, the dealer would get blackjack. I would have 19, the dealer has 20. I would double-down and get a 20, the dealer pegs to 21. And my expression never changed. I completely, fully expected it.I lost $28,000 to a bookie a few years ago during football season. Had to refinance the mortgage to cover it, and eventually the monthly nut got so large I had to sell the house -- because of gambling. I lost my wonderful girlfriend because I'd rather sit and watch games I had money on than be doing things with her. I don't buy sneakers and clothes very often because I'd rather save all my money to gamble on sports. I'm getting fat because all I do is watch games that I have money on.Some of you will see a little bit of yourself in this post. I hope not though.I'd like to think I'm a strong person, and I refuse to let this get the best of me. I can't say I won't send any money for next football season, but I'm going to try with all my strength not to. I need to get out and live life. Gambling has gotten me nothing, but it has robbed me of cash, relationships, and my reputation within my family. I can't get any of that back, but I can start trying to do something about it.You guys are very cool, and I wish the best for all of you.
Good luck RN. It's cliche, but admitting what you just did is certainly the first step towards recovery. I'm probably younger and less experienced with gambling than most of you here, but a lot of what you said touched home with me (to a small degree.) I know there's no advice I could give you, or suggestions I could make that you haven't heard already or that you already know, so I'll just say that hopefully you can turn your life around. Once you realize that there's more important things out there to spend your time, money and energy on, then you'll be able to come back and do this leisurely instead of feeling like it's some form of an obligation or job.Raider Nation said:Just wanted to say goodbye and good luck to all of you, at least as far as this thread is concerned.Putting this into words will help me cope... my version of a G.A. meeting. It's become clear that I cannot gamble like a "normal" person. This has always been evident to me, but I kept denying it. I get $5,000 in my account, and it's gone in two days. I get $2,000 in my account, and it's gone in two hours. Doesn't matter how much I deposit, because it's all going into play. Discipline is the key to beating sports betting, and I have none. I am through sending my hard-earned money to some faceless person in the Philippines or Panama. There is no point in sending money. When I'm on a roll, I don't cash out. I get greedy and end up losing every dime of it. It is insanity defined. I do the same thing over and over and expect a different result.It's not just offshore. I grabbed $1,000 last night and went to the casino after work. Played blackjack and it was all gone within a half hour. That's a nice 45-minute drive home afterwards. I was never up. I would have 20, the dealer would get blackjack. I would have 19, the dealer has 20. I would double-down and get a 20, the dealer pegs to 21. And my expression never changed. I completely, fully expected it.I lost $28,000 to a bookie a few years ago during football season. Had to refinance the mortgage to cover it, and eventually the monthly nut got so large I had to sell the house -- because of gambling. I lost my wonderful girlfriend because I'd rather sit and watch games I had money on than be doing things with her. I don't buy sneakers and clothes very often because I'd rather save all my money to gamble on sports. I'm getting fat because all I do is watch games that I have money on.Some of you will see a little bit of yourself in this post. I hope not though.I'd like to think I'm a strong person, and I refuse to let this get the best of me. I can't say I won't send any money for next football season, but I'm going to try with all my strength not to. I need to get out and live life. Gambling has gotten me nothing, but it has robbed me of cash, relationships, and my reputation within my family. I can't get any of that back, but I can start trying to do something about it.You guys are very cool, and I wish the best for all of you.
This is where I am too, but I am waiting till gametimeI'm on the dogs today:Jets +8.5Vikings +3.5
fixed. I thought I got the horse at -7 last sunday. dernit.Goodtimes. Hoping we get at least one good game today. For first game:IND -7.5Freeney no sack +160Either team score in 1st 7 minutes -130Manning O 1.5 TD -190Jets/Colts under 3.5 sacks -150
Added an IND + NO parlay -105fixed. I thought I got the horse at -7 last sunday. dernit.Goodtimes. Hoping we get at least one good game today. For first game:IND -7.5Freeney no sack +160Either team score in 1st 7 minutes -130Manning O 1.5 TD -190Jets/Colts under 3.5 sacks -150
Good to hear, I already made the same play.I don't play props normally, so I don't do any research on it, but I took the under 20.5 yards longest run for Shonn Greene. Last week, I had the over 15.5 yards on him. I'm wondering why it's so much higher this week...Good data backing a play on Thomas Jones u 3.5 yards 1st carry. Under 3.5 in 16 of 18 this season. Averages a shade under 1.4 yds on his 1st carry. I'll back the 89% trend for a couple units.
:(Good data backing a play on Thomas Jones u 3.5 yards 1st carry. Under 3.5 in 16 of 18 this season. Averages a shade under 1.4 yds on his 1st carry. I'll back the 89% trend for a couple units.
you sure?God the under in this game was the play of this playoffs. Indy lets the clock wind down to 0, they never step out of bounds, and the Jets are content to run all day long. I'm an idiot.
you sure?God the under in this game was the play of this playoffs. Indy lets the clock wind down to 0, they never step out of bounds, and the Jets are content to run all day long. I'm an idiot.

so. 2nd half under?you sure?God the under in this game was the play of this playoffs. Indy lets the clock wind down to 0, they never step out of bounds, and the Jets are content to run all day long. I'm an idiot.![]()
I didn't play either. I'm on the over 39.5 for the game so letting it ride.Garcon and collie are making some nice catches.so. 2nd half under?you sure?God the under in this game was the play of this playoffs. Indy lets the clock wind down to 0, they never step out of bounds, and the Jets are content to run all day long. I'm an idiot.![]()
Have a feeling I am giving some money back, but here we go:Under 54Brees Over 2.5 (+125)Brees Over 24.5 (-130)No Smith SackAllen Sack (-160)Under 4 total sacks (+115)JerseyToughGuys said:Added an IND + NO parlay -105JerseyToughGuys said:fixed. I thought I got the horse at -7 last sunday. dernit.JerseyToughGuys said:Goodtimes. Hoping we get at least one good game today. For first game:IND -7.5Freeney no sack +160Either team score in 1st 7 minutes -130Manning O 1.5 TD -190Jets/Colts under 3.5 sacks -150
GLTA