Diceituponline - Fireman's NFL Plays 1/3
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Eagles +3 = 5 Dimes
3 Team Teaser = 5 Dimes
Baltimore - .5 (Tease down 10)
Eagles +13 (Tease up 10)
Jets +.5 (Tease down 10)
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2009 NFL Season = 47-25-1 +272.0 Dimes
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Eagles +3 = 5 Dimes
3 Team Teaser = 5 Dimes
Baltimore - .5 (Tease down 10)
Eagles +13 (Tease up 10)
Jets +.5 (Tease down 10)
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2009 NFL Season = 47-25-1 +272.0 Dimes
Sory to clutter up this thread, but I think one should consider this before anyone should become a client of Sebastian and especially because od the deceptive manner in which he has advertised his so-called first ever 1000 unit "Inside Information" Play(obviously this is my opinion):
My thoughts for today so far on this 1000 star fiasco are this:
First of all and most importantly, it depends on how he does today.
If he has a good day, the pick might come tomorrow or before the championship game because at this point that seems the logical choice, and Sebastian doesn't want to make it sound too obvious; on the other hand, that sounds too contrived-the highest rated game ever on a championship game;how could anyone two+ weeks in advamce have Inside Information on how the two teams will perform?
Again though everything depends on how he does today-if he loses, then there is a good chance that the pick will be the championship game and he will continue his stalling tactics.
More importantly, at this point I think that the entire manner in which he has delayed this 1000 star Inside Information Play says a lot about his character(or lack of it) and his mindset than anything else.
He has in essence treated his clients like they are people he is playing cards with-in short trying to use his "superior" intelligenc, bluffing, trying to gauge the manner in which the other card players think, etc. in order to win.
The difference though is that with this 1000 star play he isn't playing cards;he is dealing with people who with their own eyes can see 'his hand" before he reveals it.
Also, he seems to have the atttitude that his clients and others are naive and gullible and that some of us haven't been around the block a few times-I need not say no more.
Finally, I think in his mind he has figured that even if people are suspicious of his ways(an understatement to say the least) that if he has a few big winners (like the 1000 star) and has a nice winning streak, all of this will be forgotten; all I can say is ha-has he got something to learn!
My thoughts for today so far on this 1000 star fiasco are this:
First of all and most importantly, it depends on how he does today.
If he has a good day, the pick might come tomorrow or before the championship game because at this point that seems the logical choice, and Sebastian doesn't want to make it sound too obvious; on the other hand, that sounds too contrived-the highest rated game ever on a championship game;how could anyone two+ weeks in advamce have Inside Information on how the two teams will perform?
Again though everything depends on how he does today-if he loses, then there is a good chance that the pick will be the championship game and he will continue his stalling tactics.
More importantly, at this point I think that the entire manner in which he has delayed this 1000 star Inside Information Play says a lot about his character(or lack of it) and his mindset than anything else.
He has in essence treated his clients like they are people he is playing cards with-in short trying to use his "superior" intelligenc, bluffing, trying to gauge the manner in which the other card players think, etc. in order to win.
The difference though is that with this 1000 star play he isn't playing cards;he is dealing with people who with their own eyes can see 'his hand" before he reveals it.
Also, he seems to have the atttitude that his clients and others are naive and gullible and that some of us haven't been around the block a few times-I need not say no more.
Finally, I think in his mind he has figured that even if people are suspicious of his ways(an understatement to say the least) that if he has a few big winners (like the 1000 star) and has a nice winning streak, all of this will be forgotten; all I can say is ha-has he got something to learn!
I was told to move this from service section to chatter section, so here you go:
Sorry to clutter up this thread, but I think one should consider this before anyone should become a client of Sebastian and especially because od the deceptive manner in which he has advertised his so-called first ever 1000 unit "Inside Information" Play(obviously this is my opinion):
My thoughts for today so far on this 1000 star fiasco are this:
First of all and most importantly, it depends on how he does today.
If he has a good day, the pick might come tomorrow or before the championship game because at this point that seems the logical choice, and Sebastian doesn't want to make it sound too obvious; on the other hand, that sounds too contrived-the highest rated game ever on a championship game;how could anyone two+ weeks in advamce have Inside Information on how the two teams will perform?
Again though everything depends on how he does today-if he loses, then there is a good chance that the pick will be the championship game and he will continue his stalling tactics.
More importantly, at this point I think that the entire manner in which he has delayed this 1000 star Inside Information Play says a lot about his character(or lack of it) and his mindset than anything else.
He has in essence treated his clients like they are people he is playing cards with-in short trying to use his "superior" intelligenc, bluffing, trying to gauge the manner in which the other card players think, etc. in order to win.
The difference though is that with this 1000 star play he isn't playing cards;he is dealing with people who with their own eyes can see 'his hand" before he reveals it.
Also, he seems to have the atttitude that his clients and others are naive and gullible and that some of us haven't been around the block a few times-I need not say no more.
Finally, I think in his mind he has figured that even if people are suspicious of his ways(an understatement to say the least) that if he has a few big winners (like the 1000 star) and has a nice winning streak, all of this will be forgotten; all I can say is ha-has he got something to learn!
Sorry to clutter up this thread, but I think one should consider this before anyone should become a client of Sebastian and especially because od the deceptive manner in which he has advertised his so-called first ever 1000 unit "Inside Information" Play(obviously this is my opinion):
My thoughts for today so far on this 1000 star fiasco are this:
First of all and most importantly, it depends on how he does today.
If he has a good day, the pick might come tomorrow or before the championship game because at this point that seems the logical choice, and Sebastian doesn't want to make it sound too obvious; on the other hand, that sounds too contrived-the highest rated game ever on a championship game;how could anyone two+ weeks in advamce have Inside Information on how the two teams will perform?
Again though everything depends on how he does today-if he loses, then there is a good chance that the pick will be the championship game and he will continue his stalling tactics.
More importantly, at this point I think that the entire manner in which he has delayed this 1000 star Inside Information Play says a lot about his character(or lack of it) and his mindset than anything else.
He has in essence treated his clients like they are people he is playing cards with-in short trying to use his "superior" intelligenc, bluffing, trying to gauge the manner in which the other card players think, etc. in order to win.
The difference though is that with this 1000 star play he isn't playing cards;he is dealing with people who with their own eyes can see 'his hand" before he reveals it.
Also, he seems to have the atttitude that his clients and others are naive and gullible and that some of us haven't been around the block a few times-I need not say no more.
Finally, I think in his mind he has figured that even if people are suspicious of his ways(an understatement to say the least) that if he has a few big winners (like the 1000 star) and has a nice winning streak, all of this will be forgotten; all I can say is ha-has he got something to learn!
