BUT all the while, he will still not respond to:
1. How much he put into his pocket, while making others lose heavily
2. How math really works in sports betting
3. Why he doesn't have his money LOSSES included in his 2012 record on his bio
4. Where his 2011 non-existent fake record is posted
5. Why he runs from his first half and playoff record
6. How he can charge for plays, and give his players basically a coin-flip season
7. How he physically places wagers all over the world on the same day
8. Uses lines from dozens of offshore books, physical sportsbooks in Vegas and the Caribbean all on the same day
9. Says the lines are all the same, but wont give a reason why he uses different books everyday for lines, instead of just 1 or 2 books the whole season (like everyone else who bets)
10. Why he is a whiny little bitch who reports every post, even tho it it honest, just because it shows him in a bad light.
HAHAHAH I haven't gone anywhere, Trends. See, this is why, as a human being, you're one of the biggest laughingstocks on this entire forum. Seriously, as a person, how many hours do you spend on this forum?
Why are you so obsessed with me?
Why do you write so much about me/spend so much time on me? Unfortunately, these are questions that will never be answered because you're rightfully afraid to reveal how pathetic you are, as a person that is. Otherwise, why spend so much time slandering a good human being like me? And constantly ignoring all the FACTS, while continually and continually and continually and continually ignoring all the points that I've made. It's hilarious, and it's the reason why you're crew of three goons, who don't even post plays here, are the only ones who support your case. Okay, let me, YET AGAIN, address the same dumbass points that you attempt to make.
1. Like with any job, it is none of your business to know how much I made off sales.
Considering I was up over $3,000 during the regular season, while leading nationally-renowned company Vegas Insider for baseball, I'd say my customers made a terrific investment, wouldn't you? Aw, are you jealous? Guys, it's so obvious how jealous he is hahaha too bad he doesn't have the talent to come through when people are paying him big money to win them bets consistently. He can't handle that pressure, which is why no one hires him haha wannabe professional handicapper. Pathetic. I'm going to have fun watching you choke over these last few weeks in the LVH. Like with me every day for seven months during baseball, the pressure's on. Looking forward to see how you perform under those HIGH pressure situations, similar to what I go through. The difference is, considering where I finished for a nationally-renowned company, I came through in the clutch. You? That remains to be seen. Lots and lots of pressure, buddy.
2. How math really works in sports betting? Is that a serious comment you made? I'm not sure when this ever became an issue. You always want to put yourself in the best situation/percentage to win, which is why the topic of "getting the game right or wrong" is so crucial. You want to play with percentages in your favor, which is why, for example, when you lose an under in baseball solely because of errors and flukes (Ex. Game 1 of the World Series this year), it's still the right bet because you got the game right and had the percentages strongly in your favor. This was never an issue, and appears to be something you pulled out of thin air.
3. My money's not included in my V.I. bio because that was from a totally different way of risking money; did you notice how my 2013 work, everything was flat-bet for $100? It's why I also didn't mention my winnings from '11. Therefore, if the main system is flat-betting, the only thing that matters is
winning percentage, so as long as I'm doing my job of hitting over the break-even point of 52.3% with my -110 over/unders, my clients will make money (While also putting more on my Guaranteed picks; look at that stellar record I had in that department; what a shock you haven't brought it up).
4. HAHAHA and of course you go for the jab at my
country-leading 2011 over/unders record and fail miserably. You moron, what do you think was the main reason I got hired at the most well-known handicapping service in the entire country? They saw my 27-page
documentation from the 2011 season, were fascinated how in-depth I do my breakdown of my stats (Which I even did a thread for, retard. HERE:
http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=951394&highlight=), and in that thread, you can find my record with EVERY SINGLE PITCHER AND TEAM. That's what REAL handicappers do: They have all the stats, unlike you and your guesses. Where's all your documentation? Do you even keep track and follow the trends of your performance with each team in NFL? Probably not. Maybe because you're not as dedicated as you like to believe you are in this endeavor. Oh, and Vegas Insider obviously verified everything, which, as mentioned, was the main reason for my hiring. What's your email? Would you like to see my brilliantly laid-out 27-page documentation? As an example to see how us real pros do it?
5. Lol and again you're making up shit, which is another reason you suck as a human being and spend your entire days on an
internet message board. When did I ever run from my first-half record or my second half record you idiot? Holy shit you're so delusional that it's scary, just making up stuff as we go. When have I EVER denied that my FULL SEASON record was 281-230-30?? When did I ever deny that? No shame in being an elite 55% with -110 bets, especially when 97% if the country finishes below that. And I'm not running from my 7-18 playoff record, we already discussed the circumstances so no need reciting the same garbage.
6. 55% is a coin-flip season???? Whattt?? 52.3% in 2012 is a coin-flip season? 57.5% in 2011 is a coin-flip season? Hahahahah sounds like someone's jealous that I get paid and MAKE PEOPLE MONEY... and he doesn't. Aw. And of course, those percentages are regular season, otherwise my 2011 and 2012 performances would be even higher from nice playoff performances (13-10-1 in 2012 playoffs; 14-11-3 in 2011 playoffs... 9-1-1 in World Series over those two years, which also led the country)
7. Again, see, this is why I ignore you. The "wagers placed around the world" joke was funny the first time, but I already explained how eight times how that works and the whole process behind that has NOTHING to do with the handicappers who put our wagers up. And, once more, that has nothing to do with baseball over/unders, where for virtually every game, the line is the SAME EVERYWHERE. God you are dumb. Again, this is why people just laugh at you as a person.
8. Same as 7, pretty much.
9. Same as 7 and 8. Oh my god, are you, like, legitimately retarded? Seriously, you're worse than a Brandon Lang because this delusion of yours is even scarier. You keep bringing up shit that has already been explained or was never an issue. You're honestly like a woman. I gave you the reason why the different books are posted 18 FUCKING TIMES. That has NOTHING to do with the handicapper, but rather the affiliation program Vegas Insider has with all of these books. We put up the wager and whatever book they decide to promote, that's how it works. We, professional, well-known handicappers, unlike you, have nothing to do with that. And again, this is just you being sadly desperate because that has nothing to do with baseball over/unders.
10. Hmm, not sure about that one. Because last I remembered, I'm one of the few people man enough to put someone in their place, even if I get in trouble for it (Which is why I'm on Post Review), while you're the little bitch who whines because someone gets paid to make people money - since you would never survrive under such high-pressure circumstances. I seriously picture you behind your computer all day yelling "OMG!! Tout! There's a tout here!!! OMG I can't believe this!!!". You spend all your hours every day on this internet message board. You're a pathetic loser who probably doesn't even have a real job with your old age
Aw, isn't ten true? Care to elaborate. It's funny because everyone here knows it, that's the whole purpose of this thread: You're just extremely jealous that you're not being compensated for your first good season... but here's the sad part, I can guarantee that once you get some sort of tout job, which you might be good at because all you do is talk, talk, talk, well, you'll probably fail, as I don't envision you being someone who could thrive with all the pressure on them. You'd fold like an accordion. No shame in that - that's what I easily and obviously did in the first half of baseball season with all the stress and pressure on me on a daily basis - but then I turned it around because I got comfortable again and started to feel like myself. You, on the other hand, would fail miserably with such pressure.
Hence the main purpose of this thread.
The other purpose - hating on "touts" - is absolutely something I agree with. Most people in this line of work, as I've come to learn over these past couple years since I joined here, are a disgrace and are indeed scamp-artists. But seriously, you need to grow up, stop being a woman, and learn that there are good, honest people, such as myself, who fucking put in countless hours every single day to make people - that trust us and invest us - money.
And of course, you also don't address the point that if there's a day where my winning percentage goes sour and I'm not making people money, I'm obviously quitting. That's just a basic human element everyone should have - if I'm not winning, I'm not doing this job anymore. That's unethical to keep it going, and it's a goddamn shame that there are countless "touts" who indeed do proceed in that fashion and scam people. But am I one of those people? After leading Vegas Insider and being up
over $3,000 during the regular season, while finishing 55% for the regular season, then I'm doing my job. And if I'm not, then guess what? I quit. Stop trying to think that I'm one of these other losers that have no ethics or class - bottom line: If I'm losing, I'm quitting the job. But I just had a great first season for the company, so there's no reason to think otherwise.
