You better learn to read before you cost people money.
Tonights one of them games thats good for the books cause squares like little of everything and slicks bet them packers at -3. 42 minutes ago from web
They was just regular bets and they make em plenty to try and beat them squares to the teams thats the favorite. I bet the big ones only. 40 minutes ago from web
Cause i wait on winners and know them slicks do all kinds of things to make money.They may not even be on a bet as much as you think they is
If you is gonna bet this game tonight. You all bet like them slicks and even if you dont win it aint gonna mean much.
We got that big one with them browns and i aint gots no problem waiting on another one. No matter how long it takes. I dont like losing.
I got this from another site (NOT CONFIRMED):
Al DeMarco
Monday's Play
20 Dime - Green Bay
Green Bay has won three in a row (2-0-1 ATS) since that infamous second-half collapse at Tampa Bay that gave the Bucs their lone win of the season. The turnaround began when the Packers stunned the Cowboys, who carried a four-game winning streak into Lambeau, and continued with easy routs of the 49ers at home and the Lions in Detroit on Thanksgiving. In that stretch, Aaron Rodgers has been superb, completing 71% of his passes for 871 yards and six touchdowns with no interceptions, and the defense, led by potential Player of the Year candidate Charles Woodson, has repeatedly come up with big stops.
Back to the Thanksgiving Day rout of the Lions; that game gives the Pack a mini-bye coming into this contest as they get 3 full extra days of prep time to prepare. By comparison, Baltimore is coming off a hard-fought overtime win against a Pittsburgh team minus Ben Rothlisberger last Sunday night at home. The long-term numbers show teams coming off a game with the physical Steelers generally don't fare well the following week as they're 9-16 SU and 6-19 ATS over the past couple of years. Even worse, AFC North rivals, such as the Ravens, are 2-6 SU and 1-7 ATS using the same criteria. Completing the trifecta of ugly stats:
Baltimore is 1-4 SU and ATS in the game after its last five battles with Pittsburgh when its next opponent is a winning team, such as Green Bay.
As I've noted in previous plays - both premium and free - involving the Ravens, this team is not as strong defensively as in past seasons. Ray Lewis is not the young stud he once was, the secondary is not as consistent in its coverage, and injuries have taken their toll along the line. In handicapping this game, the most fascinating item I came across was the fact that Green Bay entered the weekend as the league's No. 1 defense statistically with an average yield of 281 yards per game. Of course they don't play the games on paper and the stat that matters more to me is the one that shows the Packers are 12th in points allowed per game with a yield of 19.5. Still, the implementation of Dom Capers' new 3-4 defense during the offseason has led to a dramatic improvement and the team's young talent is playing much better as the season has progressed.
Defense is important, but ultimately this game will turn on offense tonight, and right now the Packers, who have scored 26+ points in seven of their last nine games, are humming with Rogers and a bevy of strong receivers moving the chains. Compare that to the Ravens, who seemingly move the ball between the 20's, but get bogged down in the redzone. Think about how they struggled to put points on the board recently at home against the Colts, whom they should have beaten, and the Steelers, whom they barely beat in overtime despite Rothlisberger being out. With Joe Flacco having just one TD pass and four INTs in his last four games, and Baltimore only 2-6 SU in Monday night road outings, I'll lay the points with the far more rested home team and call for Green Bay to win 23-17.
Strategy Note:
The price of this game has held steady at 3 1/2 all week long. Naturally I want you to buy down the 1/2 point on Green Bay - even if the line goes to -4.
Commentary:
How many times have I said the breaks always even out over the long run? True, when they're going against you it never seems that way; that much I admit. But case in point again this weekend: I lose the 10 dime college play on Cincinnati on Saturday as the Bearcats, laying 1 1/2 or 2, beat Pittsburgh by 1. However, yesterday I have a 15 dime play on Seattle and the Seahawks, despite getting outplayed most of the game at home by San Francisco, escape with a field goal in the closing seconds to score the 20-17 win as a one-point home dog.
Win the 15 dime play and lose the 10 dimer? Fine with me.
And don't even ask if I care that I went 1-3 with my free picks yesterday because I didn't bet any of them, including the best bet free pick on the Broncos. Oh, and don't for a second think I had any laments about not using Denver as a premium play on Sunday after the Broncos crushed KC and I had a sweat job with Seattle. I don't celebrate the winners or lament the losers; I certainly don't second-guess myself either. And the last thing you need is a handicapper who plays Monday morning quarterback with his own picks.
Over the past two years, I'm 7-1 with all my Monday night releases rated 15 dimes or higher. This is my second 20 Dimer of the season; my first was Dallas over Carolina in Week Three.
Tonight's play is stronger than Sunday's third straight 15 dime winner on Seattle, and I'm 19-5-1 the past two seasons combined with those 15 dime releases.
Thanks to Seattle's win yesterday, part of a 4-0 NFL sweep the past two weeks and a 40-22 NFL roll over the past two years that's produced 339 dimes of profit, I find myself in the favorable position of being able to press the action tonight on a game I really like while playing with someone else's money. And I can't ask for anything more than that.
Al DeMarco
Monday's Play
20 Dime - Green Bay
Green Bay has won three in a row (2-0-1 ATS) since that infamous second-half collapse at Tampa Bay that gave the Bucs their lone win of the season. The turnaround began when the Packers stunned the Cowboys, who carried a four-game winning streak into Lambeau, and continued with easy routs of the 49ers at home and the Lions in Detroit on Thanksgiving. In that stretch, Aaron Rodgers has been superb, completing 71% of his passes for 871 yards and six touchdowns with no interceptions, and the defense, led by potential Player of the Year candidate Charles Woodson, has repeatedly come up with big stops.
Back to the Thanksgiving Day rout of the Lions; that game gives the Pack a mini-bye coming into this contest as they get 3 full extra days of prep time to prepare. By comparison, Baltimore is coming off a hard-fought overtime win against a Pittsburgh team minus Ben Rothlisberger last Sunday night at home. The long-term numbers show teams coming off a game with the physical Steelers generally don't fare well the following week as they're 9-16 SU and 6-19 ATS over the past couple of years. Even worse, AFC North rivals, such as the Ravens, are 2-6 SU and 1-7 ATS using the same criteria. Completing the trifecta of ugly stats:
Baltimore is 1-4 SU and ATS in the game after its last five battles with Pittsburgh when its next opponent is a winning team, such as Green Bay.
As I've noted in previous plays - both premium and free - involving the Ravens, this team is not as strong defensively as in past seasons. Ray Lewis is not the young stud he once was, the secondary is not as consistent in its coverage, and injuries have taken their toll along the line. In handicapping this game, the most fascinating item I came across was the fact that Green Bay entered the weekend as the league's No. 1 defense statistically with an average yield of 281 yards per game. Of course they don't play the games on paper and the stat that matters more to me is the one that shows the Packers are 12th in points allowed per game with a yield of 19.5. Still, the implementation of Dom Capers' new 3-4 defense during the offseason has led to a dramatic improvement and the team's young talent is playing much better as the season has progressed.
Defense is important, but ultimately this game will turn on offense tonight, and right now the Packers, who have scored 26+ points in seven of their last nine games, are humming with Rogers and a bevy of strong receivers moving the chains. Compare that to the Ravens, who seemingly move the ball between the 20's, but get bogged down in the redzone. Think about how they struggled to put points on the board recently at home against the Colts, whom they should have beaten, and the Steelers, whom they barely beat in overtime despite Rothlisberger being out. With Joe Flacco having just one TD pass and four INTs in his last four games, and Baltimore only 2-6 SU in Monday night road outings, I'll lay the points with the far more rested home team and call for Green Bay to win 23-17.
Strategy Note:
The price of this game has held steady at 3 1/2 all week long. Naturally I want you to buy down the 1/2 point on Green Bay - even if the line goes to -4.
Commentary:
How many times have I said the breaks always even out over the long run? True, when they're going against you it never seems that way; that much I admit. But case in point again this weekend: I lose the 10 dime college play on Cincinnati on Saturday as the Bearcats, laying 1 1/2 or 2, beat Pittsburgh by 1. However, yesterday I have a 15 dime play on Seattle and the Seahawks, despite getting outplayed most of the game at home by San Francisco, escape with a field goal in the closing seconds to score the 20-17 win as a one-point home dog.
Win the 15 dime play and lose the 10 dimer? Fine with me.
And don't even ask if I care that I went 1-3 with my free picks yesterday because I didn't bet any of them, including the best bet free pick on the Broncos. Oh, and don't for a second think I had any laments about not using Denver as a premium play on Sunday after the Broncos crushed KC and I had a sweat job with Seattle. I don't celebrate the winners or lament the losers; I certainly don't second-guess myself either. And the last thing you need is a handicapper who plays Monday morning quarterback with his own picks.
Over the past two years, I'm 7-1 with all my Monday night releases rated 15 dimes or higher. This is my second 20 Dimer of the season; my first was Dallas over Carolina in Week Three.
Tonight's play is stronger than Sunday's third straight 15 dime winner on Seattle, and I'm 19-5-1 the past two seasons combined with those 15 dime releases.
Thanks to Seattle's win yesterday, part of a 4-0 NFL sweep the past two weeks and a 40-22 NFL roll over the past two years that's produced 339 dimes of profit, I find myself in the favorable position of being able to press the action tonight on a game I really like while playing with someone else's money. And I can't ask for anything more than that.
I just got this play from another site as well:
Steve Budin
Tonight I've got a play from the Baltimore Crew. Last Monday they won with the Saints to remain - by far - the No. 1 football crew I've relied on the past three years, improving to 17-4 in that span with 615 dimes net profit.
For your Monday night contest they have a 25 Dime Release on the Green Bay Packers.
The line in the contest is Green Bay -3.5; you should buy down the 1/2 point to make the Packers -3 for obvious insurance reasons.
Steve Budin
Tonight I've got a play from the Baltimore Crew. Last Monday they won with the Saints to remain - by far - the No. 1 football crew I've relied on the past three years, improving to 17-4 in that span with 615 dimes net profit.
For your Monday night contest they have a 25 Dime Release on the Green Bay Packers.
The line in the contest is Green Bay -3.5; you should buy down the 1/2 point to make the Packers -3 for obvious insurance reasons.
wow dude try harder next time 3 post, and a philadelphia based zipcode as a screenname 610 asking for bobbyclarke sports. 1) bobbyclarke sports is some clownass handicapping service run from the basement of his mom's shitty ass northeast philadelphia house 2) bobbyclarke handicapping was posted on her for months last years, and was down an incredible amount of units, after months of chasing, I remember the jackass posted like a 50,000 unit pick.
soo.... 3) not to be cruel, but your a fuckin idiot shill.
