Straight Up Record of NBA Playoff Favorites of 6 points or higher:
2013 = 33-7 (opened 18-1)
2012 = 27-4
2011 = 20-8
2010 = 22-7
2009 = 35-6
Today = LAC (L) / INDY (L) / OKC (?)
*Sunday = SAN / MIA
*Last Year on Sunday (Day 2 of Playoffs) the 4 Favored Home Teams won by 17,12,23,29
Steve Stevens will make sure this does not occur again tomorrow.
2013 = 33-7 (opened 18-1)
2012 = 27-4
2011 = 20-8
2010 = 22-7
2009 = 35-6
Today = LAC (L) / INDY (L) / OKC (?)
*Sunday = SAN / MIA
*Last Year on Sunday (Day 2 of Playoffs) the 4 Favored Home Teams won by 17,12,23,29
Steve Stevens will make sure this does not occur again tomorrow.
Absolute
Blowout
Winner
He's the Michael Jordan of handicapping! Thanks to him I got a +160 baseball dog with AZ last night and an NBA game that was never in danger of losing tonight.
If I were running a book, I'd have a car & driver ready for this clown at 8am sharp each and every day. I'd double his limits too.
This isn't fair. The guy gives out nothing but losers and loses nothing. Not even his hair!
Pacer coach Frank Vogel, right after hearing Steve Stevens took his team
I never write LOL, but...LOL! That is fucking funny.
This a-hole deserves to be on the run he's experiencing. What does this loss make it...1 for his last 17?
Missed the boat on the D-backs last night. Not today. Well done, Hawks. Well done, Pimpy. Keep 'em coming! I'd consider becoming a client of this moron myself...and I'd never be in any danger of having to pay since he would barely win any games, but the last thing I want to do is give this clown my phone number and have it ring off the hook day and night.
Reading on Twitter Steve Stevens was on Golden St +7.5 tonight...
This seriously isn't amusing anymore. I've got to find a reliable place to track his plays so I can fade regularly. At this point, I'd gladly pay for it...I just don't want this idiot's goon squad ringing my phone off the hook every day while he's trying to chase. I wonder how many clients he has tried his Martingale system on while he's on this 1-18 run...after all, he *never* loses three in a row!
On second thought, I'm sure some of his clients have won lately...I wouldn't put it past him to start offering both sides to his (hopefully shrinking) client list...
This seriously isn't amusing anymore. I've got to find a reliable place to track his plays so I can fade regularly. At this point, I'd gladly pay for it...I just don't want this idiot's goon squad ringing my phone off the hook every day while he's trying to chase. I wonder how many clients he has tried his Martingale system on while he's on this 1-18 run...after all, he *never* loses three in a row!
On second thought, I'm sure some of his clients have won lately...I wouldn't put it past him to start offering both sides to his (hopefully shrinking) client list...
[h=1]Insults From An Idiot: CNBC’s Sports Betting Scam Artist ‘Steve Stevens’ Won’t Stop Sending Us Hilarious And Incoherent Emails[/h]
Exactly a month ago today, I published an article titled, “CNBC’s Sports Betting Show Stars Floyd Mayweather’s Friend, Who’s So Full Of Shit It Hurts.” In case you missed it, it’s regarding CNBC’s “reality” show (there is nothing real about it) on sports betting, starring a convicted felon and clear nutjob/sleazeball named Darin Notaro, who appears under the pseudonym, “Steve Stevens.”
Understandably, Notaro was pissed about the article and has been emailing me quite a bit. This normally isn’t noteworthy, but he uses a voice-to-text program, and the emails are hilarious, mean, vulgar and unreadable all at the same time. A reader (@JayJarrahi) suggested to me onTwitter that I compile them and make a post, and I think it’s a splendid idea.
I hope you enjoy.
One day after the article was published (yes, the entirety of the message is in the subject line):
Then, unprompted, on April 2nd.
Then, again unprompted, on April 16th.
And, finally, one from a “Jesse Burton,” who I assume is connected to Notaro in some way, though I’m just speculating based on the tone and email address.
All class, CNBC.
Exactly a month ago today, I published an article titled, “CNBC’s Sports Betting Show Stars Floyd Mayweather’s Friend, Who’s So Full Of Shit It Hurts.” In case you missed it, it’s regarding CNBC’s “reality” show (there is nothing real about it) on sports betting, starring a convicted felon and clear nutjob/sleazeball named Darin Notaro, who appears under the pseudonym, “Steve Stevens.”
Understandably, Notaro was pissed about the article and has been emailing me quite a bit. This normally isn’t noteworthy, but he uses a voice-to-text program, and the emails are hilarious, mean, vulgar and unreadable all at the same time. A reader (@JayJarrahi) suggested to me onTwitter that I compile them and make a post, and I think it’s a splendid idea.
I hope you enjoy.
One day after the article was published (yes, the entirety of the message is in the subject line):
Then, unprompted, on April 2nd.
Then, again unprompted, on April 16th.
And, finally, one from a “Jesse Burton,” who I assume is connected to Notaro in some way, though I’m just speculating based on the tone and email address.
All class, CNBC.
