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"how many people bet on sports" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 11:55:26

Break Away From The Mob of Losing Suckers by Following The Rules: Kevin O’Neill’s Ten Immutable Laws for Sports Betting SuccessMost people in our society accept mediocrity. They did OK in school and are moderately successful in their careers. Good enough is good enough. But that kind of attitude in sports betting kills any chance you have for success. In sports betting mediocre makes you a loser. Yet some bettors break out of the crowd of losers and win consistently. What makes them different? Successful salespeople do well because they no how to isolate opportunity and direct a sales process. Students succeed because they pay attention in class and have effective study skills. Successful managers stay on top of their industry understand organizational behavior and know how to motivate employees. Almost any profession or activity has an established path to success that can be modified to an individual’s ability and interests. Sports betting is no different than any other pursuit. There are established principles beliefs behaviors and concepts that are common among people who succeed in the activity. People who win money consistently betting on sports share many common traits. The purpose of this article is to isolate those traits so recreational sports bettors can model winners in an effort to improve their game and turn themselves into winners. Rule 1: Work Hard. Jesse Tuggle was an undrafted unheralded free agent out of Valdosta State who signed with the Atlanta Falcons. Ryan Leaf was an all-world multi-million dollar quarterback who inspired San Diego to virtually mortgage their future to move up in the draft and get him. So why did Tuggle enjoy a sterling 14-year career while Leaf may be out of football this fall a mere four years after the Chargers handed him the keys to their franchise? The most obvious answer is that Tuggle worked like a fiend to maximize his talent while Leaf was too busy living the high life to make the effort to take advantage of his bountiful natural gifts. There is nothing wrong with someone just having fun betting on sports using football as an excuse to stay in touch with buddies during the week while seeing them at the sports bar on the weekend. Many people bet on sports knowing they’ll probably lose but enjoying it nevertheless. Handled responsibly sports betting is a pleasant pastime that increases the enjoyment of watching ball games. Occasional winnings can be a thrill while losses that are budgeted for are a manageable entertainment expense. Modest recreational losses are fine but if you’re intrigued by the challenge of becoming a winner and would like to enjoy the rewards of winning there is work involved. Effort and time are required to learn the activity understand the sports you play and bet properly. Working to become successful involves taking at least a few of the following concepts to heart and committing the time and effort to become a winner. Rule 2: Wagering skills are as important as handicapping skills. Sports betting is not about sports. It is about money. Sports are simply the vehicle that transfers wealth from the winners to the losers. There are stock traders that succeed using technical market analysis despite their lack of knowledge of the companies they invest in. Similarly there are sports bettors who earn a living by exploiting their wagering skills. They understand value. They bet overnight lines take advantage of sports book specials and bonuses and bet on obscure sports. They bet a matchup in a Formula One race involving two drivers they’ve never heard of because they catch a sports book that has been slow to move a line and the neglected line offers value compared to what everyone else is doing. Like arbitrageurs who earn a living on slight differentials in price in securities and commodities markets scalpers and middlers earn a living by betting both sides of a sporting event. They’ll bet a football game over 40½ and under 43 with different sports books. They’ll take advantage of price differentials in a baseball game and will be happy to make 2% on their three-hour investment if the underdog wins while breaking even if the favorite comes in. They know nothing about sports; they simply know numbers and value. You have a job a family and responsibilities. You can’t match them but you can model them in a limited fashion. Always refuse to take a bad price when something better is available. Respect the edge that these guys exert on a daily basis. Rule 3: Bet with Multiple Sports BooksMiddlers and scalpers earn a living on price differentials. You can do very well with “book differentials” in selecting where to bet. Some sports books offer significant bonuses. Some offer juice specials on Tuesdays or Fridays. Some offer free half-points at specific times. Others offer better teaser and parlay odds than others. Some local books inflate prices or are slow to move numbers on game days. While you may not be able to play at 15 or 20 books like a professional gambler does you may be able to have the following in your repertoire…Book one: An offshore outfit that offered you a 15% bonus offers free ½ points on Fridays and offers many proposition wagers. They have outstanding teaser odds. Book two: Another offshore book that doesn’t offer a bonus but caters to sharp players. As a result their lines are fluid even on propositions. They offer reduced juice on Fridays for weekend football. Book three: This local bookie often inflates the lines on local teams and favorites in TV games. Book four: This neighborhood old-timer is not technically savvy gets his lines from a telephone line service and only receives two updates per day. While lines move elsewhere his stay the same. Checking lines at these four sports books doesn’t take up too much of your time as you can access lines of offshore outfits on the Internet. These four books provide you with many options and different prices. While not truly playing like a professional you have given yourself a very good chance to be on the right side of the line on most of your wagers using bonuses vig specials free half-points and inflated prices. Simply using four books with different qualities you have many options at your disposal to increase your chances to win. Rule 4: Know your strengths and focus on themAre you a wizard with steaks on the grill but couldn’t bake a cake if your life depended on it? Specialization is a key to success in many endeavors including sports betting. You may be a terrible NFL handicapper but have a solid opinion on college hoops. Does college football flummox you but you have a great feel for baseball? You’re not alone. Very few people can truly have a strong opinion on more than a couple of sports. Those who bet every day year round are probably the scalpers middlers and numbers-getters we spoke of earlier in this piece. Public handicappers who claim to dominate all sports are perpetuating a lie in an effort to drive calls to their 800/900 numbers. In the real world we all have our specialties. Focus the most on the sports that you have a valid opinion on not those that see you guessing. Rule 5: Learn the art of handicapping. Most sports bettors have “they’regonnakillumitis” afflicting casual sports bettors who overreact to the last performance they saw. The Bengals looked awful last week and the Broncos looked great? Guess who everyone is going to bet? After all they’regonnakillum. Winning bettors who do their own handicapping do not look at things so simply. They look deeper into games to determine the true strengths of teams studying box scores and personnel. They focus on the personalities of coaches studying what coaches do well motivating their teams in what roles. They study past history and current strengths. They see how a team historically does on this surface and in this price range. They study how a club has done defensively against this style of offense and how they’ve done offensively against this style of defense. They study a game from many different angles looking for an edge in the line. As in the study of any pursuit the shortcut to success is learning of the success and failures of others. Read voraciously in an effort to gain exposure to many different handicapping ideas theories techniques and strategies. Gambler’s Book Club in Las Vegas is a fine source of handicapping literature and their catalogue contains a wide array of sports handicapping instructional titles. Rule 6: Become a statistician. Last year’s Pittsburgh Steelers were dominant team finishing the regular season at 13-3 yet Pittsburgh bettors never had to lay more than 4½ points to support the Steelers until November 18. What took the betting public so long to catch on to the Steelers’ dominance? Pittsburgh’s success was based on a bone-rattling defense and steamrolling running attack. Casual bettors are attracted to “basketball on grass” and “the greatest show on turf”. The proliferation of sports highlight shows has fans in love with the big play. The long pass in football the slam-dunk in basketball and the home run in baseball are the focus of our smarmy hair-sprayed sports communicators. As a result teams that may be spectacular but unsound are often overvalued in the line. So how do we find the unspectacular but sound undervalued teams to bet on?The answer is often in the statistics. Look for football clubs that defend well and can run the ball. If their quarterback is efficient but not spectacular like Kordell Stewart even better. Team statistics have it all over individual statistics and yards per rushing attempt and yards per passing attempt are excellent ways to judge the prowess of a college or professional teams. Undervalued clubs are usually unglamorous clubs. Look for college teams that with no Heisman trophy candidates and NFL clubs without any Monday Night Football appearances. Let everyone else talk about the spectacular playmakers. Evaluate team statistics to find undervalued clubs under the public’s radar screen. Rule 7: Respect the line and the early line movesI’ve spent a day in the offices of Las Vegas Sports Consultants. The folks who are the force behind the opening numbers for Nevada and many of the world’s sports books are not stupid nor are the people at the books who hang the first offshore overnight numbers in daily sports. But neither are the people who do battle with them when the numbers first come out. Whether it is Sunday night at the Stardust and offshore or overnights during basketball and baseball the early moves are to be respected. The people who move the line early are not fooling around; they are serious players who love to take shots at virgin numbers. The linemakers are sharp but they have to make a line on every game and do make occasional mistakes. Bettors have the advantage of picking and choosing specific games and when they focus on specific games when they first come out their opinion should be noted with respect. Rule 8: Be a contrarian against public line movesAfter the pros have their shots at the numbers more public or square bettors have an opportunity to get involved than ever before. Later in the week when the line moves on big nationally televised “spotlight” games don’t treat these line moves with the same respect that you give to the early moves. The public loves to bet on what they watch and these moves are often the result of uninformed public money from “squares” not the product of “sharps”. Looking to fade big public TV moves can be the final reason to either play a game or stay off of the popular side. Games out of the public spotlight involving Tulsa. Louisiana-Monroe and the like should be treated with more respect. The “televisibility” of an event is often the determining factor in how to treat the line move. Remember: More public less respect. Less public more respect. Rule 9: Treat your sports betting like a businessUnless you’re just fooling around with fun money treat your sports betting like a business or at least the serious avocation that it is. This means keeping records not only for accurate accounting but for the purposes of analysis. Accurate financial record keeping is a must. While offshore sports books are generally accurate in maintaining your balance they are far from infallible. Your local guy who makes you quote your own balance instead of doing it for you? What does he do when the error is in your favor? Has their ever been an error in your favor? An error by you can equal a losing streak so keep accurate daily records to make sure you’re not throwing money away. Don’t assume your online wagering balance is infallible. I’ve had even some of the most reliable offshore sports books grade winning plays as losses which I may have missed without my record keeping. Keeping records has the additional benefit of giving you a means of analysis. Where do you do well and where do you do poorly? Are your profits all on NFL underdogs and you’re getting slaughtered on college favorites? Are you just breaking even because teasers are showing a net loss? Taking just a couple of minutes in order to keep accounting records like a small business does can do nothing but help you in your pursuit of profit. Rule 10: Have a bankrollThis may be the most important rule. Everyone speaks of a bankroll but do you have one? I mean money separate from your household funds that gives you the freedom to wager without fear of paying your bills or affecting how much you are putting into your kid’s college fund. Many winning bettors of my acquaintance have told me that in their search for success a big step was actually having a separate wagering bankroll. A losing streak is much easier to take when the money is set aside purely for this speculative venture. Bankroll should be more than a term you use in describing how you’re doing this year. Whether in a bank account in a safe in your deposit or on deposit in several sports books a bankroll should be a reality. A final rule have fun:Unless you’re winning killer money why would you bet on sports if you weren’t enjoying yourself? If you’re someone who sweats out close games why subject yourself to that kind of emotional toll? If you’re spending less time with your kids having trouble concentrating on your career or you’re losing money betting on sports why bother? Not everyone is programmed to succeed betting on sports nor are we all wired to enjoy it. If sports betting is detracting from your life rather than adding to it remember that not betting is always an option.

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"Playing Blackjack Posted By : Will Win" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:47:09

There are certain circumstances that arise in Blackjack that can catch a play-actor by surprise and show them with a crucial choice of what to do next. Making the right or do by decision is not always obvious so here is a command to some of the more unusual plays you might have to make. You drew a unify and split and now you’ve drawn another card that completes a pair again! Should you split? Yes why not? If it was a good idea to split in the first place then do it again. Some casinos let you double-down in relation to a displace. You should apply the usual doubling-down strategies if you can especially if after a split you take a hit that brings one of your hands to 11. This is a very strong hand to be on and come up worth the chance of doubling drink on. If you can do it then play it! Surrendering is a cover of challenge that can pull you out of misfortune if you know when to use it. Surrendering means you turn in your cards before you have taken a hit and when the dealer doesn’t have blackjack. You ordain suffer half you bet by doing this but it is better to lose half a bet than all of it. So when to yield? If you have a weak transfer that will most likely bust and the dealer is showing a strong upcard. The classic weak hands are 14-16 as these have the greatest chance of anger you over 21 if you act a hit. If you undergo 16 you surrender if the dealer’s upcard is 6 to Ace. The dealer is likely to cerebrate on 19-21 and you ordain lose your bet anyway or destroy if you take a hit. When holding 15 you should surrender only if the trafficker is showing an upcard with a value of 10. However if the upcard is an ace then compete the hand. Look at it desire this. The dealer is showing an ace but hasn’t declared Blackjack that the dealer must do then it measure he/she doesn’t have a ten-card with the ace. You undergo a good jeopardy of beating a dealer’s ace when it is paired with something other than a 10. Finally if you have 14 then act going and play the transfer. Although there is a fortune you might destroy there are affluence of cards that will act you up to 21 rather than over it so try your luck. One last bit of advice concerning buying insurance against a trafficker’s act upon. When the trader is showing an ace upcard he/she must ask the players if they be to buy insurance against Blackjack. This costs half your original bet and pays off 2:1. The dealer then checks for Blackjack which beats all other hands. Generally except you guess that there are a very lot of ten-value cards remaining in the case insurance is not worth the bet.

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"Playing Blackjack Posted By : Will Win" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:47:09

There are certain circumstances that become in Blackjack that can catch a play-actor by affect and present them with a crucial choice of what to do next. Making the alter or do by decision is not always obvious so here is a guide to some of the more unusual plays you might have to make. You drew a pair and change integrity and now you’ve drawn another card that completes a pair again! Should you change integrity? Yes why not? If it was a good idea to split in the first place then do it again. Some casinos let you double-down in relation to a displace. You should bear on the usual doubling-down strategies if you can especially if after a split you act a hit that brings one of your hands to 11. This is a very strong hand to be on and well worth the chance of doubling drink on. If you can do it then play it! Surrendering is a cover of action that can pull you out of misfortune if you know when to use it. Surrendering means you move in your cards before you undergo taken a hit and when the dealer doesn’t have act upon. You will lose half you bet by doing this but it is exceed to lose half a bet than all of it. So when to surrender? If you undergo a weak transfer that ordain most likely bust and the dealer is showing a strong upcard. The classic weak hands are 14-16 as these undergo the greatest chance of anger you over 21 if you take a hit. If you have 16 you yield if the dealer’s upcard is 6 to Ace. The dealer is likely to conclude on 19-21 and you ordain suffer your bet anyway or bust if you take a hit. When holding 15 you should surrender only if the trafficker is showing an upcard with a value of 10. However if the upcard is an ace then play the transfer. be at it desire this. The dealer is showing an ace but hasn’t declared Blackjack that the dealer must do then it measure he/she doesn’t have a ten-card with the ace. You have a good jeopardy of beating a dealer’s ace when it is paired with something other than a 10. Finally if you have 14 then keep going and compete the hand. Although there is a fortune you might bust there are affluence of cards that will take you up to 21 rather than over it so try your luck. One measure bit of advice concerning buying insurance against a trafficker’s act upon. When the trader is showing an ace upcard he/she must ask the players if they be to buy insurance against Blackjack. This costs half your original bet and pays off 2:1. The dealer then checks for Blackjack which beats all other hands. Generally except you suspect that there are a very lot of ten-value cards remaining in the pack insurance is not worth the bet.

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"Playing Blackjack Posted By : Will Win" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 14:47:09

There are certain circumstances that arise in Blackjack that can surprise a play-actor by affect and present them with a crucial choice of what to do next. Making the right or wrong decision is not always obvious so here is a guide to some of the more unusual plays you might undergo to alter. You drew a pair and change integrity and now you’ve drawn another card that completes a pair again! Should you split? Yes why not? If it was a good idea to split in the first displace then do it again. Some casinos let you double-down in relation to a displace. You should apply the usual doubling-down strategies if you can especially if after a split you take a hit that brings one of your hands to 11. This is a very strong hand to be on and well worth the chance of doubling down on. If you can do it then compete it! Surrendering is a cover of challenge that can pull you out of misfortune if you know when to use it. Surrendering means you move in your cards before you have taken a hit and when the dealer doesn’t have blackjack. You will lose half you bet by doing this but it is exceed to lose half a bet than all of it. So when to yield? If you have a weak hand that ordain most likely bust and the dealer is showing a strong upcard. The classic weak hands are 14-16 as these have the greatest chance of anger you over 21 if you take a hit. If you undergo 16 you surrender if the dealer’s upcard is 6 to Ace. The dealer is likely to conclude on 19-21 and you will suffer your bet anyway or bust if you act a hit. When holding 15 you should surrender only if the trafficker is showing an upcard with a determine of 10. However if the upcard is an ace then play the hand. Look at it like this. The dealer is showing an ace but hasn’t declared Blackjack that the dealer must do then it measure he/she doesn’t undergo a ten-card with the ace. You undergo a good jeopardy of beating a dealer’s ace when it is paired with something other than a 10. Finally if you undergo 14 then act going and play the hand. Although there is a fortune you might bust there are affluence of cards that ordain take you up to 21 rather than over it so try your luck. One last bit of advice concerning buying insurance against a trafficker’s act upon. When the trader is showing an ace upcard he/she must ask the players if they want to buy insurance against Blackjack. This costs half your original bet and pays off 2:1. The dealer then checks for act upon which beats all other hands. Generally except you suspect that there are a very lot of ten-value cards remaining in the pack insurance is not worth the bet.

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"Dust to Dust - December 3" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:18:46

By [http://ezinearticles com/?expert=Lynda_Collins]Lynda Collins Steve Cofield and ProCappers com sports analyst Marc Lawrence will be cheering for two of the same teams Saturday -- though the outcomes could have different consequences. They'll also be rooting against each other in the Florida State-Virginia Tech encounter which actually could be the game that decides which player advances to the call be of the 11th Stardust Invitational. The two players squared off Friday night in one of two 2005 semifinals showdowns. Four participants comfort are standing from an original handle of 16 individuals with ties to the gaming industry who were invited to participate by Stardust Race and Sports Director Bob Scucci. Those two victors will vie for the championship and $10,000 accompanying prize. Each week the two featured contestants make seven selections against the Friday night Stardust line including a best bet that can be used as a tiebreaker. Cofield used South Florida plus 9 as his top play while Lawrence took the Chiefs plus 1. Each man used the other's beat bet as a regular pick. Cofield a communicate communicate show host also used Rams-Redskins OVER 45 1/2. Browns plus 3. UCLA plus 21 and the Vikings minus 2 1/2. Lawrence a veteran handicapper who moved to Florida from Ohio last year let his rep ride on the Steelers minus 3 1/2. Titans plus 16. Packers plus 7 and UConn plus 15 1/2. Plays are discussed on a Friday night radio show that airs from 9 to 10 p m. (PST) on KDWN-720AM. John Kelly and Seat Williams are co-hosts. Next week's measure semifinal match ordain highlight author/handicapper Andy Iskoe and the professional gambler known as Fezzik who escaped into the semis with a 1-5-1 preserve measure week. Fezzik battled Iskoe for the bring about in Leroy's College Challenge for weeks before nudging him out in the stretch. Fezzik tied for first in the Challenge and is involved with Maj Ent his co-leader in a seven-game playoff this week. Lynda Collins is a documented member of the Professional Handicappers League. Read all of her articles at http://www procappers com/Lynda_Collins htm bind Source: http://EzineArticles com/?expert=Lynda_Collins http://EzineArticles com/?Dust-to-Dust---December-3&id=106739

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"Dust to Dust - December 3" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:18:44

By [http://ezinearticles com/?expert=Lynda_Collins]Lynda Collins Steve Cofield and ProCappers com sports analyst Marc Lawrence ordain be cheering for two of the same teams Saturday -- though the outcomes could undergo different consequences. They'll also be rooting against each other in the Florida State-Virginia Tech be which actually could be the game that decides which player advances to the title match of the 11th Stardust Invitational. The two players squared off Friday night in one of two 2005 semifinals showdowns. Four participants still are standing from an original handle of 16 individuals with ties to the gaming industry who were invited to act by Stardust go and Sports Director Bob Scucci. Those two victors will vie for the championship and $10,000 accompanying prize. Each week the two featured contestants alter seven selections against the Friday night Stardust lie including a best bet that can be used as a tiebreaker. Cofield used South Florida plus 9 as his top compete while Lawrence took the Chiefs plus 1. Each man used the other's beat bet as a regular pick. Cofield a radio communicate show host also used Rams-Redskins OVER 45 1/2. Browns plus 3. UCLA plus 21 and the Vikings minus 2 1/2. Lawrence a veteran handicapper who moved to Florida from Ohio last year let his rep go on the Steelers minus 3 1/2. Titans plus 16. Packers plus 7 and UConn plus 15 1/2. Plays are discussed on a Friday night radio show that airs from 9 to 10 p m. (PST) on KDWN-720AM. John Kelly and Seat Williams are co-hosts. Next week's last semifinal match will bring out compose/handicapper Andy Iskoe and the professional gambler known as Fezzik who escaped into the semis with a 1-5-1 record last week. Fezzik battled Iskoe for the lead in Leroy's College contend for weeks before nudging him out in the stretch. Fezzik tied for first in the Challenge and is involved with Maj Ent his co-leader in a seven-game playoff this week. Lynda Collins is a documented member of the Professional Handicappers unify. construe all of her articles at http://www procappers com/Lynda_Collins htm bind Source: http://EzineArticles com/?expert=Lynda_Collins http://EzineArticles com/?Dust-to-Dust---December-3&id=106739

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"Dust to Dust - December 3" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:18:44

By [http://ezinearticles com/?expert=Lynda_Collins]Lynda Collins Steve Cofield and ProCappers com sports analyst Marc Lawrence will be cheering for two of the same teams Saturday -- though the outcomes could undergo different consequences. They'll also be rooting against each other in the Florida State-Virginia Tech be which actually could be the game that decides which player advances to the call match of the 11th Stardust Invitational. The two players squared off Friday night in one of two 2005 semifinals showdowns. Four participants still are standing from an original field of 16 individuals with ties to the gaming industry who were invited to act by Stardust Race and Sports Director Bob Scucci. Those two victors will vie for the championship and $10,000 accompanying prize. Each week the two featured contestants make seven selections against the Friday night Stardust lie including a best bet that can be used as a tiebreaker. Cofield used South Florida plus 9 as his top play while Lawrence took the Chiefs plus 1. Each man used the other's best bet as a regular pick. Cofield a communicate talk show host also used Rams-Redskins OVER 45 1/2. Browns plus 3. UCLA plus 21 and the Vikings minus 2 1/2. Lawrence a veteran handicapper who moved to Florida from Ohio measure year let his rep go on the Steelers minus 3 1/2. Titans plus 16. Packers plus 7 and UConn plus 15 1/2. Plays are discussed on a Friday night radio show that airs from 9 to 10 p m. (PST) on KDWN-720AM. John Kelly and Seat Williams are co-hosts. Next week's last semifinal match ordain bring out compose/handicapper Andy Iskoe and the professional gambler known as Fezzik who escaped into the semis with a 1-5-1 record last week. Fezzik battled Iskoe for the bring about in Leroy's College Challenge for weeks before nudging him out in the stretch. Fezzik tied for first in the contend and is involved with Maj Ent his co-leader in a seven-game playoff this week. Lynda Collins is a documented member of the Professional Handicappers League. construe all of her articles at http://www procappers com/Lynda_Collins htm bind Source: http://EzineArticles com/?expert=Lynda_Collins http://EzineArticles com/?Dust-to-Dust---December-3&id=106739

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"Video Poker Books By Bob Dancer" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:48:36

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"Bet Gambling Sports" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:29:10

Online gambling exceeded $15 billion last year alone. Whether you are a office room gambler or seasoned professional gambler understanding how to pick a winner is a learned science. Learn how the pros bet on sports. Bet gambling sports with precision. analyse out our great gambling resources to improve your odds of being a winner. TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/1106455/23420334 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference :

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"Horse Racing Betting System - Designing a Simple System" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:59:03

Putting together a system is not as difficult as it may sound change surface for a beginner. The important thing and with any betting is that you create verbally drink every rule and follow it for at least 100 bets. You do not need to change real money paper trading is beat at first. If after 100 bets it is in acquire you can then give it a betting bank and go away gambling. Starting an untested system with real money and packing it in on its first losing run putting it down as failed ordain only cost you more and more money in the desire term. Being patient saves you money. So let us get down to starting a system eh? Ill show you below how simple they are to put together this example is profitable so no cerebrate why you can not go it with a betting tip but its yearly profits are not huge but undergo a go at your own always making sure that you understand way a command works. command 3: anticipate price must be odds on. I know that the displace the odds the more likely it is to win although the lower the odds the smaller the profit for a new tip. The first 3 rules of any systems I define as the main system rules they ensure we undergo the main set of qualifiers we are looking for. Those rules after. I regard as filters to act out any facts I know are not profitable desire call. Rule 4: cater age must be 6+ This is because in the UK horses are not generally beat wound up for jumping until they are at least 6 so those of a lower age undergo erratic results that do not be profitable so no use including them. Rule 5: Horse must have finished 2nd or worse on its last run. Horses that won last time out usually go off at displace odds than they should so an edge is taken away. Rule 6: Must be a gelding. Geldings win the majority of races over fences and are generally have the most consistent and reliable form. That is it. Over the last 10 years it has produced a 48pt profit change surface at those low odds and a 63% SR overall. It has had 3 losing years in that period the beat being 5pts but using the betting exchange prices they would also have shown a profit.. There are around 100 bets per year. So you can see by this example it does not profit every year but desire term it comfort shows a profit and it is long call that any professional gambler ordain express you is the only time span that matters.

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"Horse Racing Betting System - Designing a Simple System" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 16:59:03

Putting together a system is not as difficult as it may appear change surface for a beginner. The important thing and with any betting is that you write down every rule and follow it for at least 100 bets. You do not be to trade real money cover trading is best at first. If after 100 bets it is in profit you can then furnish it a betting tip and go away gambling. Starting an untested system with real money and packing it in on its first losing run putting it drink as failed will only be you more and more money in the long term. Being patient saves you money. So let us get drink to starting a system eh? Ill show you below how simple they are to put together this example is profitable so no reason why you can not follow it with a betting bank but its yearly profits are not huge but undergo a go at your own always making sure that you understand way a rule works. command 3: Forecast determine must be odds on. I know that the displace the odds the more likely it is to win although the lower the odds the smaller the profit for a new bank. The first 3 rules of any systems I quantify as the main system rules they ensure we have the main set of qualifiers we are looking for. Those rules after. I regard as filters to act out any facts I know are not profitable long call. command 4: cater age must be 6+ This is because in the UK horses are not generally full wound up for jumping until they are at least 6 so those of a lower age have erratic results that do not prove profitable so no use including them. Rule 5: cater must have finished 2nd or worse on its measure run. Horses that won last measure out usually go off at lower odds than they should so an advance is taken away. Rule 6: Must be a gelding. Geldings win the majority of races over fences and are generally have the most consistent and reliable create. That is it. Over the measure 10 years it has produced a 48pt acquire change surface at those low odds and a 63% SR overall. It has had 3 losing years in that period the beat being 5pts but using the betting transfer prices they would also have shown a acquire.. There are around 100 bets per year. So you can see by this example it does not acquire every year but long term it still shows a acquire and it is desire term that any professional gambler ordain express you is the only time span that matters.

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"Introduction" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:53:05

I'm an online semi-professional gambler and creator and analyzer of gambling systems. I was introduced to gambling several years ago by a strange source - cast aside send! Firstly it started off as a hobby then a passion. A passion to change state a successful gambler. Prior to this I had always believed that gambling was a mugs game and it is unless you teach yourself the fundamentals. Gambling is a very dangerous activity and nobody should gamble unless they know the basics. It can destroy lives!This communicate is dedicated to one of my systems which I undergo been working on daily for several months. I'm testing it but not gambling on it as yet. Experience tells me that plenty of testing is needed.

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"Maricopa County, Arizona DA Wants Donaghy Info on Spurs/Suns Game 3" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:54:05

By Michael Kiefer. The Arizona RepublicPHOENIX — Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas on Wednesday sent letters to NBA Commissioner David Stern and to the continue of the FBI in Washington. D. C. asking that his office be given all information about Tim Donaghy's handling of the two Phoenix Suns playoff games. Thomas wants to know whether Donaghy gambled on the games provided inside information to gamblers or helped determine the outcome."Specifically it has been reported that Mr. Donaghy refereed playoff series games between the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Lakers on April 29. 2007 and the Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs on May 12. 2007," Thomas wrote. "If Mr. Donaghy purposely failed to officiate the games properly and his care resulted in changing the outcome of games such conduct might undergo violated various Arizona criminal statutes and could be the affect of criminal prosecution."Thomas did not comment Wednesday but Special Assistant County Attorney Barnett Lotstein said Arizona's "long-arm statute" allows the county to prosecute. "If any element of the crime happened in our county we have jurisdiction," Lotstein said. Among the possible felony charges are fraudulent schemes and artifices which carries a possible prison term of three to 10 years; and bribery of participants in professional or amateur games which carries a possible prison call of one to 3 years. It seems however that the Holy Grail of Justification for Suns Fans--that Game 3 was fixed for the Spurs--may be elusive according to another USA Today article that states the scheme ended April 30. 2007--12 days before Game 3. Tim Donaghy's final bet as an NBA official was bet 3 of the Western Conference playoff series between the Suns and Spurs on May 12. Arizona officials undergo told the NBA and the FBI that they would like to know if Donaghy helped cause the outcome of the game which Phoenix lost. DONAGHY'S GUILTY PLEA Two felony charges: conspiracy to engage in equip fraud and transmitting betting information through interstate commerceGot up to $5,000 for correct picksFaces prison sentence of up to 25 yearsDonaghy. 40 earned $260,000 measure year and officiated 131 regular-season NBA games and eight postseason games in 2005-07No other NBA officials or players undergo been named in the betting scandal By Kelly Whiteside. USA TODAYNEW YORK — The Boston Celtics favored by four points faced the 76ers in Philadelphia on Dec. 13 and won 101-81 in what seemed to be just another NBA blowout featuring bad Atlantic Division teams. On or about the same go out in Pennsylvania an NBA referee assigned to that game had spoken in code with someone by telecommunicate to give him his pick for what NBA aggroup to bet on. The next day that "top-tier" referee. Tim Donaghy met with gambling associates in Pennsylvania to choose up his cash payment for the pick. On or about Dec. 26. Donaghy made a similar call to give another pick. That night he worked the Memphis Grizzlies-Wizards bet in Washington won 116-101 by the 7-point favorite home team. And on or about March 11 of this year. Donaghy met with a man in Toronto and got a cash payment. That night he worked the game won by the 6-point favorite Raptors 120-119 vs the Seattle SuperSonics. In a act very different from where he once worked. Donaghy. 40 pleaded guilty Wednesday to two felony charges in the gambling scandal that has stunned the sports world. Released on $250,000 bond from federal court in Brooklyn he faces up to 25 years in prison when he is sentenced Nov. 9 for conspiracy to engage in wire fraud and transmitting betting information through interstate commerce. "Some of my picks included games I had been assigned to referee," Donaghy said. It is not known if he made officiating calls during the bet to back up the aggroup he predicted would win. The "rogue" referee as NBA Commissioner David Stern described Donaghy must pay a $500,000 fine and at least $30,000 in restitution. Donaghy had begun betting on NBA games in 2003 but only began passing along inside information in December when one of his co-conspirators. James Battista learned of the judge's gambling. Dates of Donaghy's interactions with Battista and co-conspirator Thomas Martino who together gathered the picks from the referee and made the cash payments to him were listed in the act documents also released Wednesday. But the documents did not identify specific games or how many — just the resemble four dates when Donaghy phoned or met with Battista and Martino. A person close to the investigation speaking to the Associated touch on instruct of anonymity because the case is ongoing said the payment made to Donaghy on Dec. 14 was for a successful tip on the outcome of the Celtics-76ers game.'We used a coded language' Most of Donaghy's comments to U. S. District Court Judge Carol B. Amon were confined to "yes ma'am," or "no ma'am.".

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"Whispers of More Referee Gambling" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 14:27:32

The federal investigation into National Basketball Association gambling is generating information about other referees that could bring about to disciplinary challenge short of criminal charges authorities and lawyers involved with the case said yesterday. Although the F. B. I investigation continues three populate briefed on the case who spoke on the condition of anonymity say it is focused on professional gamblers and has not uncovered any accusations of criminal wrongdoing by other referees or N. B. A insiders. The N. B. A could discipline referees for violating the league's policy on gambling which would not go to the level of criminal activity the sources said. I'm sure this whole thing is super-annoying if you're a reasonably honest referee. Ever put $100 on a bet of horseshoes? Ever connect an NCAA walk Madness pool? change surface sit in on the local poker night? These are some alpha-type sports-oriented referees with expendable change. And although it's alter that the unify is cracking down thanks to Tim Donaghy everyone has to egest every little thing. That's only the beginning. There will be the taunts. There will be the suspicion. And now more than ever your jokiest friend will probably never stop responding to just about everything you say by asking "Wanna Bet? Ha ha ha -- get it? On another say it has been widely reported that Tim Donaghy is cooperating with prosecutors. But you know in the prosecution of whom? It's now clearer than ever that at least one such aim is the only guy involved with a decent call. James Battista. He's the one they call "Baba" or "Sheep" in court documents. (It occurs to me though that the appear "baba" as relates to a sheep is normally written "baa baa.") Jack McMahon a defense lawyer for James Battista a professional gambler who is suspected of obtaining tips from Donaghy said it appeared that Donaghy had not implicated any other referees in criminal care but that authorities were still looking at other gamblers. McMahon said his client was not cooperating with the government would plead not guilty when indicted -- expected within the next 30 days -- and would ask for a trial. If Donaghy were to testify against Battista. McMahon said he would lay out that Donaghy was the beat offender in the group while Battista was the least involved. "It's like the shooter testifying against the getaway driver," McMahon said. For what it's worth. McMahon is also quoted as saying that he does not evaluate Donaghy affected the outcome of games. (McMahon could in theory have an agenda in saying that: if there's any suggestion Donaghy affected games in cahoots with McMahon's client Battista that would be bad for both Donaghy and Battista.) If you are experiencing any problems posting comments to leave a bug inform. Please give your username and a detailed description of the problems you are experiencing.

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"Donaghy Pleads Guilty" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 15:52:12

NEW YORK Tim Donaghy the former NBA referee at the bear on of a betting scandal that has rocked professional basketball pleaded guilty Wednesday to two federal conspiracy charges acknowledging that he used inside information to predict the winners of NBA games and passed on his picks to a professional gambler in go for change. Donaghy. 40 who refereed NBA games for 13 years before resigning last month faces up to 25 years in prison and a $500,000 fine when he is sentenced Nov. 9. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit equip fraud as move of a plot to defraud the NBA and conspiracy to transfer wagering information across express lines. The first charge carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison and the second could bring up to five years. Donaghy who grew up in Pennsylvania and now lives in Florida was released on $250,000 attach. He has surrendered his passport his attorney said. In addition to the book. Donaghy is liable for at least $30,000 in restitution. I was in a unique position to guess the outcome of NBA games, Donaghy told U. S. govern Judge Carol Bagley Amon. Some of my picks included games I had been assigned to referee. He said he had received change payments for successful picks, but he did not mention specific amounts in court. Speaking softly as he addressed the court. Donaghy said he has a gambling addiction. He said he is seeing a psychiatrist and is taking medication for depression and anxiety. Donaghy told the court that between December 2006 and April 2007 he used nonpublic information to choose the winners of particular NBA games and to cover the point spreads set by professional bookmakers. Others would then use his picks to displace bets he said. He admitted making phone calls around the country to communicate his picks often using a coded language. If a pick did not pan out he would not be paid and would not suffer any money, he said. Although prosecutors said Donaghy admitted betting on games himself the plea agreement did not include that particular rush. Reading the charges against Donaghy. Amon said the judge had unique find and possessed inside information such as which crews would officiate games the physical condition of certain players and the interactions of certain referees players and team personnel. Also charged in the inspect are two alleged co-conspirators: James Battista. 42 and Thomas Martino. 41. They were arraigned in federal court Wednesday afternoon and released on $250,000 attach each. If convicted both face up to 20 years in prison officials said. According to a criminal complaint unsealed Wednesday morning. Battista also known as Baba and Sheep, is a professional gambler and Martino is a high educate friend whose house Battista used to care his gambling business. Battista appeared in court Wednesday wearing shorts a polo apparel and running shoes. Neither he nor Martino immediately entered a plea. Donaghys attorney. John Lauro told reporters after his clients guilty plea: Hes had a severe gambling problem for a while. It went untreated. He said Donaghys gambling problem now is getting addressed. Donaghy has a great deal of remorse about the pain he has caused his family friends and co-workers. Lauro said. In a apprise statement posted on the NBAs Web site Wednesday. Commissioner David Stern said. We will continue with our ongoing and thorough analyse of the unifys officiating schedule to ensure that the beat possible policies and procedures are in place to defend the integrity of our bet. Washington Wizards follow Gilbert Arenas said Wednesday he studies referees tendencies the way some people chew over the players. He said nothing stood out about Donaghy who called seven Wizards games last toughen all during the regular season. Arenas did however express concern about the unifys image. At the end of the day. I hope fans understand that this is one person, Arenas said. I dont want populate thinking that all of the refs are cheating just like I dont be them thinking that because one player gets in affect all players are getting into trouble. After Donaghy resigned July 9 while under FBI investigation. Stern called him a rogue isolated criminal and said he believed no other players or officials were involved. Stern said he felt betrayed by Donaghy. The FBI first contacted the NBA June 20 to address allegations that a judge was gambling on games charges that reportedly surfaced in a displace investigation of organized crime activities. Stern said he would have fired Donaghy before his July 9 resignation but that he was told not to because it might affect the investigation. According to U. S. Attorney Roslynn R. Mauskopf. Donaghy began placing bets on NBA games four years ago including games he officiated. Among the overt acts cited in a federal charging document was a meeting between Donaghy and a co-conspirator in Toronto on or about March 11. 2007 at which the referee received a change payment. The document did not specify any amounts that Donaghy received but a displace FBI affidavit in support of arrest warrants for Battista and Martino said Donaghy identified only as a confidential source of information initially received $2,000 for each correct pick and several weeks later began getting $5,000 for each bet picked correctly.

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