BETTING RESOURCE ADDED plays
Feb 18: NHL: Chicago - Edmonton
Pick: Ot included: Edmonton win Odds: 2.23
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: NHL: Tampa Bay - Dallas
Pick: Ot included: Dallas win Odds: 1.83
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: NHL: Minnesota - Nashville
Pick: Ot included: Minnesota win Odds: 1.70
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: Parlay: Above 3 games
Pick: Above 3 picks Odds: 6.90
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: NHL: Chicago - Edmonton
Pick: Ot included: Edmonton win Odds: 2.23
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: NHL: Tampa Bay - Dallas
Pick: Ot included: Dallas win Odds: 1.83
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: NHL: Minnesota - Nashville
Pick: Ot included: Minnesota win Odds: 1.70
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Feb 18: Parlay: Above 3 games
Pick: Above 3 picks Odds: 6.90
Risked: 10 Units Return:
Purchasing Handicappers over the long-term is a waste of your money 90% of the time. Even with that said, most people gambling on sports do not have the bankroll or the patience to endure a losing streak, even by a good capper.
Your response is inane, as you just made my point. If you decide to take your hard earned money and buy a handicapper, it would behoove you to get the number the game was released at and how much of line change you could incur before it was a no-play. If you pay upfront, you get the play right away and do not have to worry about line movement as much or worry about asking questions about the play, the side, the line, etc.
There is nothing ambiguous about what I do. I understand it it is up to me to handicap games and then use additional information as I see fit; usually to throw out plays, not add more.
I could get into your piss and bitch personal attack mode, but it is a waste of energy and time. You are just another in a long line of new posters who want a play(s) for free from some awesome capper and then complain when the information does not completely meet our wants. The overwhelming number of "handicappers" found here are only marketing and selling machines to earn their living. If they were as good at winning as they say, why not would simply play your own games snd clean up?
Good luck Rceod, as you will need it
Most of what you said was completely irrelevant. Sides with lines are better than sides without lines. If a line is not posted, it is a reasonable question to ask if the play is money line or spread. When money is at stake, be it hard-earned or not, only a fool wouldn't ask for clarification before placing a wager. That's what I did. Stop giving others a hard time. I know you like feeling clever by reminding people that they could buy the play themselves, like something a witless teenager would say, but there's a time for that, and this wasn't that time.
