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  • LT Profits
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 10-27-06
    • 90963

    #1
    MLB - Wednesday, 9/19/12
    3 MLB Plays Wednesday


    Brewers / Pirates UNDER 8 -110 (5 Dimes)
    Twins / Indians UNDER 9 -110 (5 Dimes)
    Rangers +111 (5 Dimes)


    YTD: 341-305-25, +47.75
  • vigster
    SBR MVP
    • 09-18-12
    • 1032

    #2
    love the rangers play.

    gl

    Adding BALT ML +136
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    • LT Profits
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 10-27-06
      • 90963

      #3
      2 EARLY Additions

      Originally posted by LT Profits
      3 MLB Plays Wednesday


      Brewers / Pirates UNDER 8 -110 (5 Dimes)
      Twins / Indians UNDER 9 -110 (5 Dimes)
      Rangers +111 (5 Dimes)


      YTD: 341-305-25, +47.75
      Adding:

      Blue Jays / Yankees UNDER 9.5 -122 (Game 1) (5 Dimes)
      Blue Jays / Yankees RHE UNDER 29.5 -120 (Game 1) (Heritage)

      Probably one more update coming
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      • AceKingHigh
        SBR MVP
        • 10-23-09
        • 3888

        #4
        Good luck my friend, ttttaililinnggggg
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        • HoulihansTX
          BARRELED IN @ SBR!
          • 02-12-09
          • 30566

          #5
          yea Pirates unders look tasty. Horrific lineup, and bullpen is still a strength.
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          • LT Profits
            SBR Aristocracy
            • 10-27-06
            • 90963

            #6
            BIG MLB 10-Pack

            Originally posted by LT Profits
            Brewers / Pirates UNDER 8 -110 (5 Dimes)
            Twins / Indians UNDER 9 -110 (5 Dimes)
            Rangers +111 (5 Dimes)
            Blue Jays / Yankees UNDER 9.5 -122 (Game 1) (5 Dimes)
            Blue Jays / Yankees RHE UNDER 29.5 -120 (Game 1) (Heritage)


            YTD: 341-305-25, +47.75
            Adding:

            Athletics +156 (Rebate Wager)
            Reds / Cubs UNDER 14 -117 (5 Dimes)
            Rangers / Angels RHE OVER 27 -110 (Rebate Wager)
            Orioles / Mariners UNDER 6.5 -110 (5 Dimes)
            Rockies / Giants Score 1st inning YES +120 (Rebate Wager)


            MLB Card complete
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            • BamaCBass
              SBR MVP
              • 10-07-09
              • 1252

              #7
              Hey LT, where do you think that Cubs total should be? Seems like a disproportionate number of totals like this are easy overs.
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              • mitch51
                SBR MVP
                • 05-15-12
                • 4587

                #8
                Thanks LT...
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                • fitguy67
                  SBR Hall of Famer
                  • 03-13-11
                  • 5082

                  #9
                  Hey LT,

                  Important Money-Management Q for you...right now you've got 8 remaining MLB plays locked in (btw, congrats on the two TOR/NYY winners!)...and 9 Football plays (2 college/7 pro) also locked in (1 NFL will be settled tomorrow, 2 CF on Sat, and 6 NFL on Sun)...

                  **You've stated often that a unit for you is 2.5% of bankroll. I've always assumed that this means each play represents 1/40th or 2.5% of your total-bank for ALL sports...in this case the 17 units yet-to-be-settled represent a bit over 42.5% of your total all-sports bankroll...

                  ****It has recently occurred to me that you instead might mean that a unit is 2.5% of each "sport-specific" (or "segregated") bankroll. Meaning u'd have about 20% of your MLB-bank tied up with your 8 open MLB plays, about 5% of your CF-bank tied up in your two open CF plays, and about 17.5% of your NFL-bank tied up in your 7 open NFL plays.

                  The $-size of the open-play "footprint" is much larger in the case of the former (total-bank based units) definition, than in the latter (segregated-bank based units) case. If your "2.5% units" were based separately on each sport's specific bank, the total $ amounts in play right now would be considerably smaller...eg. if each sport had an even one-third of the total-bank...then each unit would really represent just about 0.833%...and the 17 outstanding plays would tie up just 14.17%...not 42.5% of one's total betting funds.
                  _____________

                  I've assumed right along that your unit-size definition is based on one's TOTAL bank...is this right (or have u defined your units in relation to each sport's specific sub-account)?
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                  • LT Profits
                    SBR Aristocracy
                    • 10-27-06
                    • 90963

                    #10
                    Originally posted by fitguy67
                    Hey LT,

                    Important Money-Management Q for you...right now you've got 8 remaining MLB plays locked in (btw, congrats on the two TOR/NYY winners!)...and 9 Football plays (2 college/7 pro) also locked in (1 NFL will be settled tomorrow, 2 CF on Sat, and 6 NFL on Sun)...

                    **You've stated often that a unit for you is 2.5% of bankroll. I've always assumed that this means each play represents 1/40th or 2.5% of your total-bank for ALL sports...in this case the 17 units yet-to-be-settled represent a bit over 42.5% of your total all-sports bankroll...

                    ****It has recently occurred to me that you instead might mean that a unit is 2.5% of each "sport-specific" (or "segregated") bankroll. Meaning u'd have about 20% of your MLB-bank tied up with your 8 open MLB plays, about 5% of your CF-bank tied up in your two open CF plays, and about 17.5% of your NFL-bank tied up in your 7 open NFL plays.

                    The $-size of the open-play "footprint" is much larger in the case of the former (total-bank based units) definition, than in the latter (segregated-bank based units) case. If your "2.5% units" were based separately on each sport's specific bank, the total $ amounts in play right now would be considerably smaller...eg. if each sport had an even one-third of the total-bank...then each unit would really represent just about 0.833%...and the 17 outstanding plays would tie up just 14.17%...not 42.5% of one's total betting funds.
                    _____________

                    I've assumed right along that your unit-size definition is based on one's TOTAL bank...is this right (or have u defined your units in relation to each sport's specific sub-account)?
                    What you do is obviously up to you, but I personally do not segregate by sport and look at it as one big bankroll. It would take about 40 plays to have my entire BR in play.
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                    • LT Profits
                      SBR Aristocracy
                      • 10-27-06
                      • 90963

                      #11
                      And as Meat Loaf once sang, 7 out of 10 ain't bad.
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                      • BamaCBass
                        SBR MVP
                        • 10-07-09
                        • 1252

                        #12
                        Meat Loaf was understating. Awesome job!
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