He has 2 plays tonight:
Toronto vs. Detroit (Jul 03 7:05 PM EST)
Atlanta vs. Miami (Jul 03 7:10 PM EST)
Im going to handicap these games and see where I would play my money. So here is how I would play it from my own handicapping perspective.
Miami vs Atlanta OVER 7.5 -110
Toronto vs Detroit OVER 8.5 -112
Toronto vs. Detroit (Jul 03 7:05 PM EST)
Atlanta vs. Miami (Jul 03 7:10 PM EST)
Im going to handicap these games and see where I would play my money. So here is how I would play it from my own handicapping perspective.
Miami vs Atlanta OVER 7.5 -110
Toronto vs Detroit OVER 8.5 -112
Where’d you go, NFLTrends? Please, continue.
Or did my current 68-36 run (65.3%), which is the hottest streak in the country over the past month-and-change, by the way, scare you off?
Yaawn. This is why I’m the professional, getting paid a nice amount (And will be making, at least, an extra grand with my Win Total bets and Futures Bets at the end of the year), and you’re… here simply taking shots at the professionals behind their backs, in order to get their attention, while they’re busy doing big-boy stuff.
I was nothing but helpful and respectful to everyone else around here in my time here, which is why just about everybody wished me luck. I wrote more than anybody on these forums last year during both MLB and NFL - while expectedly getting the most views for each of my threads (Have you even been cracking 1,000 views yet?) - and you have the nerve to continue to show me that much disrespect? You continue to drag my name in every thread possible?
Uh, should I file a police report over this blatant stalking? Because even several months later, as people have even pointed out, you’re still obsessed with me. And I’m creeped out a bit.
Then again, the fact that you’re still here and I’m where I am, well, I guess I’m not too surprised. Just keep trying, man. You’ll get there eventually.
P.S. I’m not surprised I struggled mightily in April. As I’ve stressed since day one, just like a lot of the other great handicappers, there’s nothing more important than feel to a handicapper. Well, when you’re a 27-year old kid who made it to the big-time early on - and am the youngest one on the roster, by the way - you’re thinking about all the mental variables, especially once you see what these clients are paying you. I’ll be honest, I didn’t think I would even do any sales my first few weeks. Well, after a strong first week, en route to attracting over $1,000 in sales alone, you become nervous and intimidated, and then you start pressing. When that happens, you’re not yourself because you're treating it like a job (While it's a fictional comparison, Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn exemplifies this pretty well). Obviously, as I even admitted to my higher-ups, I was not feeling like myself because I wasn’t having fun trying to live up to these newfound expectations and the pressure of people solely depending on you. Throughout the first month-and-change, I was obviously not myself at all, just constantly thinking about this over and over and over on a nightly basis. But then you get used to it and settle down, and voila… here I stand with, literally, the best extensive over/under run in the entire country (Oh, wait, you know someone with a better 104-game stretch? Enlighten us, please) - which is probably the best run of the entire season.
Also, I have not changed. I still write my usual 500-1,200-word write-ups for every single game, breaking down each starting pitcher as much as possible. I still write about Bud Norris as much as humanly possible (Am 9-3-1 with him this year in over/unders, if you were wondering… brought a tear to my eye when he was dominating the headlines throughout the Trade Deadline period). I still love to write about my sleeper pitchers as much as possible (Tyler Thornburg, I do declare! Oh, and how about that wonderful outlook on Tyler Chatwood last year? Did anyone but me have any clue he’d become a top-rotation pitcher, or anything of significance for that matter, - in Colorado??)
Keep talking, man. Just like when I was the most active member on these forums, you’re still making an absolute fool of yourself. But hey, maybe one day you’ll make it. Maybe one day (Although based on the fact that you don’t post baseball anymore… highly doubtful.
Good luck in your quest. Maybe one day you’ll grow up, too.
Or did my current 68-36 run (65.3%), which is the hottest streak in the country over the past month-and-change, by the way, scare you off?
Yaawn. This is why I’m the professional, getting paid a nice amount (And will be making, at least, an extra grand with my Win Total bets and Futures Bets at the end of the year), and you’re… here simply taking shots at the professionals behind their backs, in order to get their attention, while they’re busy doing big-boy stuff.
I was nothing but helpful and respectful to everyone else around here in my time here, which is why just about everybody wished me luck. I wrote more than anybody on these forums last year during both MLB and NFL - while expectedly getting the most views for each of my threads (Have you even been cracking 1,000 views yet?) - and you have the nerve to continue to show me that much disrespect? You continue to drag my name in every thread possible?
Uh, should I file a police report over this blatant stalking? Because even several months later, as people have even pointed out, you’re still obsessed with me. And I’m creeped out a bit.
Then again, the fact that you’re still here and I’m where I am, well, I guess I’m not too surprised. Just keep trying, man. You’ll get there eventually.
P.S. I’m not surprised I struggled mightily in April. As I’ve stressed since day one, just like a lot of the other great handicappers, there’s nothing more important than feel to a handicapper. Well, when you’re a 27-year old kid who made it to the big-time early on - and am the youngest one on the roster, by the way - you’re thinking about all the mental variables, especially once you see what these clients are paying you. I’ll be honest, I didn’t think I would even do any sales my first few weeks. Well, after a strong first week, en route to attracting over $1,000 in sales alone, you become nervous and intimidated, and then you start pressing. When that happens, you’re not yourself because you're treating it like a job (While it's a fictional comparison, Rick "Wild Thing" Vaughn exemplifies this pretty well). Obviously, as I even admitted to my higher-ups, I was not feeling like myself because I wasn’t having fun trying to live up to these newfound expectations and the pressure of people solely depending on you. Throughout the first month-and-change, I was obviously not myself at all, just constantly thinking about this over and over and over on a nightly basis. But then you get used to it and settle down, and voila… here I stand with, literally, the best extensive over/under run in the entire country (Oh, wait, you know someone with a better 104-game stretch? Enlighten us, please) - which is probably the best run of the entire season.
Also, I have not changed. I still write my usual 500-1,200-word write-ups for every single game, breaking down each starting pitcher as much as possible. I still write about Bud Norris as much as humanly possible (Am 9-3-1 with him this year in over/unders, if you were wondering… brought a tear to my eye when he was dominating the headlines throughout the Trade Deadline period). I still love to write about my sleeper pitchers as much as possible (Tyler Thornburg, I do declare! Oh, and how about that wonderful outlook on Tyler Chatwood last year? Did anyone but me have any clue he’d become a top-rotation pitcher, or anything of significance for that matter, - in Colorado??)
Keep talking, man. Just like when I was the most active member on these forums, you’re still making an absolute fool of yourself. But hey, maybe one day you’ll make it. Maybe one day (Although based on the fact that you don’t post baseball anymore… highly doubtful.
Good luck in your quest. Maybe one day you’ll grow up, too.
Actually, genius, it's $30 a day and I don't set the prices. That's what happens when you work for a world-reknowned multi-million dollar business... maybe one day you'll make it. With an attitude like that (Weren't we cool? Or did jealousy set in? Hmm, yeah), you're not going anywhere in life.
Although $30 a pick during this 68-36 run would certainly be worth it. What's your record, by the way? Stick to being one of the no-name, faceless message board characters here.
Yea, you're really gaining customers here with how you speak. $30 a day???? Damn right I'm a genius to LMFAO at that!!! Now go on back, as obvious, you're not needed here. Fuck a Tout!!
Where did NFLTrends go? Looks like he ran away from the forums with his tail between his legs. Apparently, my current 72-41 run, which happens to be the best over/unders run in the entire country, scared him off. Yaawn. Typical. What a scrub.
And Stax, if you’re wondering, I’m up around $3,000 during that stretch. Not surprised, to be honest. It’s all mental, and I basically guarantee that I’ll continue to dominate down the stretch, including in the playoffs.
Or would anyone like to question me on that? If that’s the case, I’ll gladly make a bet with someone (**COUGH** NFLTRENDS **COUGH**) concerning where I end up this season - percentage-wise and/or money-wise. Who dare challenges me that? NFLTrends? Or do you simply accept that I’m where I’m at for a reason, and you’re… well, you know. A bottom-feeder, pretty much. Maybe you’ll get to my level one day. Maybe. But I must insist: 72-41 runs don’t grow on trees. And odds are, based on the fact that you don’t even post plays (What a shock), that most likely, you’ll never accomplish that in your lifetime. But you can try. Too bad it’ll be all for naught. Typical - just another bum who's all talk. Keep running, pussy.
And Stax, if you’re wondering, I’m up around $3,000 during that stretch. Not surprised, to be honest. It’s all mental, and I basically guarantee that I’ll continue to dominate down the stretch, including in the playoffs.
Or would anyone like to question me on that? If that’s the case, I’ll gladly make a bet with someone (**COUGH** NFLTRENDS **COUGH**) concerning where I end up this season - percentage-wise and/or money-wise. Who dare challenges me that? NFLTrends? Or do you simply accept that I’m where I’m at for a reason, and you’re… well, you know. A bottom-feeder, pretty much. Maybe you’ll get to my level one day. Maybe. But I must insist: 72-41 runs don’t grow on trees. And odds are, based on the fact that you don’t even post plays (What a shock), that most likely, you’ll never accomplish that in your lifetime. But you can try. Too bad it’ll be all for naught. Typical - just another bum who's all talk. Keep running, pussy.
You’re better than this. I’ve always respected you, and the people you go after on here (Ex. Mobdeeper) because you attack the fake people at The RX who don’t keep accurate records on here, who overrate themselves, etc. Me and you have always been on the same page when it comes to focusing on those people (Ex. sportsforumVIP/Bad_Cat, in my case) and we’ve always gotten along, so this is surprising you’d suddenly turn on me - although that might be understandable, since I haven’t been on here in a couple of months, so I’m sure NFLTrends, who continues to be obsessed with me on a Sports Gambling message board without posting Sports Gambling picks (NFLTrends, why are you still here then?), has most likely spread wrongful propaganda about me behind my back.
I’m not going to say anything bad about you because you don’t warrant it. You’re not a bad dude, and neither am I. Again, as I said from the very beginning, I was simply granted a tremendous opportunity with a well-known entity like Vegas Insider, where I could spread my name (Most importantly through my sports writing) and took it; what exactly is wrong with that? I’m not a “tout,” because based on the stereotype, I’m not a scumbag who wrongfully misleads people. If you want to profit from my insane hard work, then fine. I’m not trying to advertise myself, although based on the sales I’ve made for my first year with this business, it would appear there’s a lot of people from my following (The one that was constantly leading the MLB and NFL forums in page views, apparently) who decided to stick with me, and it’s certainly paid off over the past month-and-a-half, with a historic run that no one in 2013 has matched in over/unders.
Again, I’m not going to hate on you. Your thoughts and goals are in the right place, in terms of going after the countless losers and frauds on here, but obviously, here, they’re misguided because of NFLTrends and his constant (And creepy obsession) talk about me behind my back. Again, I was given an opportunity with a world-renowned organization and took it. What exactly is wrong with that? Based on the sales, and percentage I get from that, you would have taken the same opportunity. Don’t lie and say you wouldn’t. Excuse me for getting noticed by them more than anyone else on here. That’s not exactly my fault. I was given a chance with the professionals and I’m on the verge of beating most of them in my “rookie” season. Sorry if that’s a problem with anyone, but certainly, you have the chance to profit off it.
If by “his” you mean me, the current record stands at 187-173-19, which is approximately 52%. Considering I was as many as 19 games under .500 (Mostly thanks to a miserable April when I was nervous every night and just not myself at all; it was all a mental thing that, to be honest, I wasn’t sure I’d overcome because I’m usually not clutch and overthink everything. This was by far my biggest obstacle) at some point in late-June, that’s a pretty dramatic turnaround, which I owe to perseverance and just never giving up.
Above anything, the current run, which started July 6, now stands at a very remarkable 75-42-5 (64.1%), which, if you know sports gambling, is simply God-like for that large a sample size. In fact, I’ve looked for a comparable run on this site and any other site that has professionals and I have not found anyone with a run even close to that, over that many games, in over/unders. And obviously, I have no plans slowing down.
Where is NFLTrends, by the way? What a fucking pussy. Does nothing but trash talk behind my back for MONTHS. Then when I return to my normal production and come back here, he runs away with his tail between his legs and disappears. That’s the definition of a pussy.
NFLTrends, I know you’re reading this, since you would always stalk me and bring my name up in everything. How does that dick feel in your mouth? Maybe that’s what finally shut you up. Or it’s my God-like run that you still can’t believe is happening. Either way, you’re wrong again… as usual. Which is why you don’t post plays here. And which is why you’ll never be at my level. Keep trying, retard.
That's a good question. Unfortunately, I am not told what exactly buyers bet on my games (I assume a lot, as this is a business that appears to mostly cater to rich old people who just like to throw a lot of money on games), and I am not given the identities of the people who buy my picks on any given day, week, or month (I've sold all types of packages), nor am I told who the repeat customers are (I assume a portion of them are people here who have followed my over/under work here as well, so some of those people might be RX members/ghosts who don't post), which is unfortunate because, as most people here know, I'm a very personal guy and easy to talk to. I just love talking baseball, specifically starting pitchers, with anyone willing and wanting to, which is why I would always respond to every message directed my way here at The RX. I was never a jerk, never a scumbag, and that hasn't changed just because of my current position, nor will it ever. But yeah, I have no way of knowing what people are up or down from buying my picks throughout the season.
