LTA..... great day!!! Hard work pays!!! 
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That Astros comeback is redemption for those bad beats LTA took last night.
Now wait for it...News just in WVU didnt play LTA's plays today...This guy is the same in everyones thread. Never praises a winning pick but first to tell everyone about a losing pick...
Sorry Red - Your right ....Lets move on.... 3-0 Up your bum my evil bookieman
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LTA, congrats on a great night. You are a class act on top of being a great capper.Comment -
That Astros comeback is redemption for those bad beats LTA took last night.
Now wait for it...News just in WVU didnt play LTA's plays today...This guy is the same in everyones thread. Never praises a winning pick but first to tell everyone about a losing pick...
Sorry Red - Your right ....Lets move on.... 3-0 Up your bum my evil bookieman
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Dude...please.... Does LTA have mystical controls over your betting decisions too? Damn LTA is a pretty amazing individual... to be able to also get you to place bets mostly on his losers... your argument sounds pretty weak dude... either you're lying about the size of your bet or you're just plain sick!! Look in the mirror!!Comment -
We'd be pissed but we wouldnt cry and blame someone else for something that's nobody's fault but ours. His record is what it is, everything is documented so I dont know what youre complaining about. You have kids? Then be a man and take responsibility for your actions so they have someone to look up to.
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1. Don't bet more than you can afford to lose.
2. Don't bet more than 2%-3% of your bank roll. So if you're betting $500 and you don't have $25,000 hanging around, which you don't or you wouldn't be bitching over 3k, then don't bet $500 per game.
3. If you're gambling money you don't have and then complain you have kids and can't afford to lose (thus implying he's keeping you from providing for your kids) then you're a deadbeat father.
4. Don't come in here congratulating someone on a nice pick after you just blasted them a second ago. You are worse than those bandwagon fans. A straight dick rider.Comment -
3 - 0 = +3.79x for tonight buddy. Looks like you started trolling too soon. At least you won tonight though
Can you explain to me how this is MY fault? After tonight, I am hitting at 56% and up +4.82x on the season. How could you possibly miss all the winners and only play the losers? You need to reevaluate yourself buddy because you are really, really bad at this business. You have no one to blame but yourself. As Red said, you are clearly just trolling. At least I really hope you are, because otherwise I would worry about your family. Good luck to you in the future. You need not ever click on this thread again.Comment -
MLB 2012 Regular Season 4/14/2012 Recap
3 - 0 = +3.79x
MLB 2012 Regular Season
18 - 14 = +4.82x
We just keep on grinding. Good luck on Sunday!Comment -
MLB 2012 Regular Season 4/15/2012
Play #1
Devil Rays (-115) 1x (Locked)
Not a huge value play, but we are getting 5 cents as I have this one set at -120. This play is all about a dominate pitcher in the making who is on his first trip around the league. You will find me backing Moore a lot as long the price is reasonable and in this case I think we're getting a decent price. TB desperately needs a win to avoid the sweep and most of the guy on TB have seen Doubront at least once while Boston is much more unfamiliar with Moore's nastiness. The ump in this game is Gorman who is not friendly to the home team with an 0-2 w/l record for the home team this year and 12-21 last season. I have this game set at -120 giving us 5 cents of value and I am rolling with the Devil Rays for 1x. Good luck.
Play #2
Padres/Dodgers under (6.5)(-115) 1x (Locked)
I expect this one to drop to 6 tomorrow so I'm locking it up now. We have Volquez who has fared well against this Dodgers lineup in the past with a 2.25 ERA, BAA under .260 and a WHIP of 1.17. Kershaw is Kershaw and at the very least you can expect a quality start if not better game in and game out. Plus, Kershaw has dominated this SD lineup in his time with a ERA of 2.2, WHIP of 1.09, BAA under .200 and OPS under .600. The ump is Dale Scott who generally favors the under with a high strike rate in the 63% range give or take. I have this game set at 5.4 giving us over 1 one run of value and it's going to take a final score of 7 to beat us. I don't think it gets there and I am rolling with the under for 1x. Good luck.Comment -
Great day LTA! Thanks for sharing your picks! 
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great day Lta!!! that astros game was crazy.
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I'm on tomorrows...
Need SF to win tonight for a good parlay!Comment -
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My book has both plays for tomorrow already juiced to -120. Still value?Comment -
DOnt worry about me, after the Seattle game I am up 6-7 units. Not your fault, just playing your losers for some reason. Don't need to evaluate anything.
3 - 0 = +3.79x for tonight buddy. Looks like you started trolling too soon. At least you won tonight though
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Can you explain to me how this is MY fault? After tonight, I am hitting at 56% and up +4.82x on the season. How could you possibly miss all the winners and only play the losers? You need to reevaluate yourself buddy because you are really, really bad at this business. You have no one to blame but yourself. As Red said, you are clearly just trolling. At least I really hope you are, because otherwise I would worry about your family. Good luck to you in the future. You need not ever click on this thread again.Comment -
Lta, great night
Keep it going!!!!
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Volquez is looking much better this year and pitching in a pitcher's park
can't hurt. I like that under. Bol
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Good luck bro. Take Philly tomComment -
Nice calls last night, clean sweep in both sports is much deserved. I love the SD under and I am on it already, I wouldnt be surprised if volquez gave up his classic couple of runs in the first but with kershaw pitching to one of the worst offenses I have seen we should be good. I'm really liking the pirates on the ml and rl, have already split my money on them so I am playing them at a +1 line. Also i got a strong lean to the over 8.5 in the indians/royals game. Would love to hear other peoples thoughts on todays card. BOL todayLast edited by Les_Nuts; 04-15-12, 07:02 AM.Comment -
NY: Joyce
StL: Carapazza
Min: Blaser
Wsh: Diaz -----------------------Healthy strike zone
Phi: Hallion
Bos: Gorman ---------------------Generous strike zone
Tor: Davidson
Chi: Barksdale -------------------61% Home team over 208 game sample
KC: Meals
Mia: Danley
Atl: Tschida ---------------------somewhat tight strike zone 60% home team over 176 game sample
Col: Winters
SF: McClelland ----------------------Stingy strike zone 61% home team over 220 game sample
Sea: Cooper -----------------------Healthy strike zone
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Another positive about the Tampa play is the fact that Doubront probably want go too deep in the game and we'll get to the fleshy part of the Sox bull pen.
A couple of pitchers I think could be poised for good days today are Beachy and Detwiler.
Heading into the 2007 MLB Draft, Detwiler was seen as the second best lefty available — behind David Price. Detwiler quietly gave up 3 or less runs in 8 of his last 9 starts last season. His control is what has dogged him, but I think he has matured a bit in that department.
Beachy will be eager to get his first start behind him. He fly's under the radar with all the Braves young pitching prospects, but thus far has gotten results. His peripheral numbers were even better than his surprising era last year.
Didn't get my Pitt. over yesterday (no Posey didn't help), although it looked good early. Perhaps I am a glutton for punishment but I like it again today at first glance. Also think the Pitt side has value, Correia has been a road warrior and I think Vogelsong comes back down to earth this year (2.78 era last year
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I kinda like K.C. at plus money at home in a bad blood game.
I think the yank/Angels pitching match up is almost a wash, so getting +160 ish is tempting. Williams came back to the league with a cutter (which has become the en vogue pitch over the last couple of years and saved some careers).
Still looking at the card, just some initial thoughts here. Looking forward to the rest of your card/thoughts LTA and co.Comment -
Red,Another positive about the Tampa play is the fact that Doubront probably want go too deep in the game and we'll get to the fleshy part of the Sox bull pen.
A couple of pitchers I think could be poised for good days today are Beachy and Detwiler.
Heading into the 2007 MLB Draft, Detwiler was seen as the second best lefty available — behind David Price. Detwiler quietly gave up 3 or less runs in 8 of his last 9 starts last season. His control is what has dogged him, but I think he has matured a bit in that department.
Beachy will be eager to get his first start behind him. He fly's under the radar with all the Braves young pitching prospects, but thus far has gotten results. His peripheral numbers were even better than his surprising era last year.
Didn't get my Pitt. over yesterday (no Posey didn't help), although it looked good early. Perhaps I am a glutton for punishment but I like it again today at first glance. Also think the Pitt side has value, Correia has been a road warrior and I think Vogelsong comes back down to earth this year (2.78 era last year)
I kinda like K.C. at plus money at home in a bad blood game.
I think the yank/Angels pitching match up is almost a wash, so getting +160 ish is tempting. Williams came back to the league with a cutter (which has become the en vogue pitch over the last couple of years and saved some careers).
Still looking at the card, just some initial thoughts here. Looking forward to the rest of your card/thoughts LTA and co.
i agree, expecting good performances from both Beachy and Detwiler. on the Reds/Nats under and lean under in Brewers/Braves.
only two overs that i like today are Astros/Marlins and Pirates/Giants, so might be on Giants over with you.
i'm Tribe fan and totally agree on KC. at the very least, no way would i want to back the Tribe going for the sweep.
i like under in Angels/Yanks.
BOL today, pal.Comment -
Red/LTA
Reportedly KC/Clev will have 26 MPH winds blowing out to left center today. Over 8.5 is juicing up right now...most likely might make the jump to 9 on the total. Two over teams of late with lots of scoring. However, two pitchers with good outings early in the season so far.
I played it for a half of unit just on the scoring trends for teams lately and the wind.
Something to think about...BOLComment -
Thoughts on Phil NY over 7 gentlemen? Wind out to right 12. Are they respecting Hamels of LY. he had a pretty rough 1st outing. Thx!Comment -
I like Happ to rebound a bit this year, but that just means I project him mid 4's rather than his 5+ era of last year. Have you watched any games in the new field yet? At least 2 balls last night that were crushed didn't make it out of the park. Lots of factors to be understood on that field still, roof, panels, dimensions. Not against the over by any stretch, just a little wary that Happ could get into a bit of a comfort zone, it's night and day for a lefty pitching in Marlins stadium compared to the short porch in Houston.
GL my man
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That is interesting, would love to hear what Biff Tee has to say as he is our man in Cleveland. One word of caution, there is bad blood in this one, I always feel when the intensity is ratcheted up it leans the game under, these two pitchers also have groundball dominant tendencies.....one to keep our eyes on.Comment -
thanks, Red. i have watched a few Marlins home games, watched all of last night's (had the under - bah). the field is absolutely immense. a couple of reasons that i'm considering the over: Danley behind the plate, Astros hitters being really patient this year as compared to last (seeing a lot more pitches), Happ, and the fact that i think that the Marlins are adjusting to the field and not trying to hit balls over the fence but rather line them to the gaps and create havoc on the basepaths (i think that the balls you mention last night were hit by Astros as i recall - the home team should realize by now that trying to hit it out to CF is a waste of time). well, i hate baseball overs anyway, especially on Sunday, so doesn't take much to convince me to pass on one.I like Happ to rebound a bit this year, but that just means I project him mid 4's rather than his 5+ era of last year. Have you watched any games in the new field yet? At least 2 balls last night that were crushed didn't make it out of the park. Lots of factors to be understood on that field still, roof, panels, dimensions. Not against the over by any stretch, just a little wary that Happ could get into a bit of a comfort zone, it's night and day for a lefty pitching in Marlins stadium compared to the short porch in Houston.
GL my manComment
