Yes, several times.
He's got probs the best switchkick in the division. Almost took Cormiers head off with one too
He's got probs the best switchkick in the division. Almost took Cormiers head off with one too
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Jibby your a idiot, just going off memory is not good enough, seems your memory is terrible, you need less reading of others thoughts, and more watching to form your own thoughts, or you will stay horrible at this game. How can you say Anthony johnson doesn't use kicks, his kicks set up alot of his knockouts, he has a exellent quick powerful head kick, he has 3 pure head kick kos, he's been throwing kicks his whole life, and you outright said johnson doesn't throw kicks, when I say watch the fights, I'm not talking about when they actually fukin happen, I'm talking about rewatching them every single time that fighter is on a new card,if you do this enough, you will have your own opinions even before lines come out, even before you start rewatching, in the long run everything becomes much clearer, and that's what u want right, to get better at this, you don't want to keep having to wait for others opinions to form your own, you miss out on the best lines going that route, and you never get better then you are now... watch like opps over and over again, if you enjoy fights, this shouldn't be a problem, I'm so good at this because handicapping this sport is fun. But hey do what the fuk you want to do, and hope for luck...Last edited by JoshKnows46; 01-27-16, 01:03 PM.Comment -
Gotta agree with you here, Jibbby, Dwyer's definitely the play.Jibs prediction for best odds and why on this Brown/Dwyer fight. Just capping this crap now.. Expanding on a few other facts and showing capping methods on paper where these MMA writers have missed.. Prop betting...
Randy Brown - while undefeated at only 6-0 seems like he might be biting off more then he can chew facing Matt Dryer in his UFC debut... Matt Dwyer 3 fights deep into the UFC now is currently the dog at +140 which IMO is a bit surprising to see...
Since Brown is suspect on the ground you can't rule out a crazy rare submission with Matt Dwyer but it's not likely since all his wins have come by KO... So you have the ITD prop now at +315 or you can wait til the Dryer by KO prop comes out, that might be +375 if I had to guess....
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2204 Fight won’t go 3 round distance <input id="radiox" name="radiox" value="M2_138" type="radio">-270
If ya wanna hit pay dirt then take a shot and hope the 0 goes with Matt Dryer finishing this Jamaican dude... Just be aware there is always a bit greater risk betting against an undefeated fighter though. (hedge Brown by KO could be a possibility)
2209 Dwyer wins inside distance <input id="radiox" name="radiox" value="M1_141" type="radio">+317
The dog could bark in this one fellas!!!..
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Just for the record I often don't agree with many of the sports writers predictions.. For example - the MMAmania predictions in my post #117 I don't necessarily agree with on those 3 fights.. This is the way I see those 3 fights ending and I can explain why if anyone is curious. Just ask?.. I have my reasons...
$100.00 $265.00 Pending 1/30/16 4:00pm MMA Props Fighting 2105 Olivieri wins inside distance +265* <small>vs</small> Not Olivieri inside distance $100.00 $177.00 Pending 1/30/16 4:30pm MMA Props Fighting 2009 Makashvili wins inside distance +177* <small>vs</small> Not Makashvili inside distance $90.00 $285.30 Pending 1/30/16 3:30pm MMA Props Fighting 2209 Dwyer wins inside distance +317* <small>vs</small> Not Dwyer inside distance Comment -
Ok Miri and Thor Rumble has some nicely timed head kicks.. I stand corrected.. He still stops fighters with his punches and not head kicks 90% of the time.. Rumble does have a decent head kick in his arsenal of striking though.. MY BAD!!!
Will he knock out Bader with it? I doubt it... It's gonna be a punch if he does.. Bader can take the head kick...
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Dont Auto-Click Mercier too----think that line is a tad off ...he should be -200 tops IMO...Comment -
Little Lotto Ticket
#1) MMA Fighting
Selection : B. Barberena 1/30/2016 5:00PM - (PST) Money Line +330 for Game
#2) MMA Fighting
Selection : D. Ferreira 1/30/2016 3:00PM - (PST) Money Line +225 for Game
#3) MMA Fighting
Selection : M. Dwyer 1/30/2016 12:30PM - (PST) Money Line +140 for Game
Risking : 33.99 To Win : 1,106.03 USDComment -
Only 2 Big plays for me:
#1) MMA Fighting
Selection : T. Saffiedine 1/30/2016 3:00PM - (PST) Money Line -235 for Game
#2) MMA Fighting
Selection : R. Natal 1/30/2016 3:00PM - (PST) Money Line -165 for GameComment -
Got him at -155 and -150 too...Natal that is....Comment -
MMAmania part 2.. Not gonna add sherdog links, and or alter these write ups like I did in post #117..
Good info in these reads..(copy and paste) Original version.. I will post the 5Dimes prop odds though under each predicition..
170 lbs.: Tarec Saffiedine vs. Jake Ellenberger
Tarec Saffiedine (15-4) -- the final Strikeforce Welterweight champion -- began his UFC career by breaking down Korean slugger Hyun Gyu Lim with savage leg kicks for his fifth consecutive victory. This set him up for a showdown with Rory MacDonald, who handed the Belgian his first stoppage loss early in the third round.
This will be his first fight since, an injury layoff of 15 months.
Jake Ellenberger (30-10) earned a much-needed win in Feb. 2015, choking out Josh Koscheck and snapping a three-fight losing streak. "The Juggernaut" could not maintain the momentum, as he suffered a wheel kick knockout loss to Stephen Thompson on The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 21 Finale.
He has knocked out 18 opponents in his professional career.
Ellenberger’s an odd case. His punching technique is unquestionably better than it used to be, but he isn’t hurting people like before. He doesn’t overextend with wild strikes anymore, but gets taken down with far greater ease. It’s like he can either be an unstoppable monster for one round and awful for the rest ... or mediocre for all three.
Whatever the case, this one definitely favors Saffiedine.
"The Sponge" -- when he’s actually fighting and not recovering from his latest injury misadventure -- is one of the division’s better kickboxers and has deceptively good wrestling. Barring an early bomb from Ellenberger, Saffiedine has the skills to pick Ellenberger with kicks from the outside and shut down any attempt to bring it to the floor.
Ellenberger’s slide continues as Saffiedine takes a wide decision.
Prediction: Saffiedine via unanimous decision
Sat 1/30 1401 Jake Ellenberger <input id="radiox" value="M1_4" name="radiox" type="radio">+205 <input id="radiox" value="L1_4" name="radiox" type="radio">o2½ -225 7:30PM 1402 Tarec Saffiedine <input id="radiox" value="M2_4" name="radiox" type="radio">-245 <input id="radiox" value="L2_4" name="radiox" type="radio">u2½ +185
155 lbs.: Olivier Aubin-Mercier vs. Carlos Diego Ferreira
Olivier Aubin-Mercier (7-1) run on the TUF: "Nations" came to an end on the Finale, where he dropped a decision to countryman Chad Laprise. He’s since gone undefeated (3-0), most recently grinding his way past Tony Sims in Aug. 2015.
He has submitted six professional opponents, five of them via rear-naked choke.
Brazil’s Carlos Diego Ferreira (11-2) turned heads in his first two UFC appearances by submitting Colton Smith and knocking out Ramsey Nijem, positioning himself as a potential contender at 155 pounds. His momentum slowed, however, as a result of a decision loss to Beneil Dariush and brutal knockout defeat to Dustin Poirier.
He enters the fight as a late replacement for TUF: "Brazil 4" competitor Joaquim "Netto BJJ" Silva.
It’s worth remembering that, despite his recent struggles, Ferreira is a phenomenal grappler. Even Dariush -- despite an excellent grappling track record -- avoided extended engagements on the mat. Though this presents an issue for Aubin-Mercier on paper, Ferreira’s lack of wrestling will likely prove his undoing once again.
If the fight hits the ground, it will be on the Canadian’s terms. If he doesn’t like what he finds down there, he’s content to control the fight against the cage. Neither man has a real edge in the striking, but only one of them has the threat of takedowns dangling over his head.
A finish isn’t terribly likely, so expect a full 15 minutes of clinch control and occasional takedowns from Aubin-Mercier.
Prediction: Aubin-Mercier via unanimous decision
Sat 1/30 1501 Olivier Aubin-Mercier <input id="radiox" value="M1_5" name="radiox" type="radio">-290 <input id="radiox" value="L1_5" name="radiox" type="radio">o2½ -220 7:00PM 1502 Carlos Diego Ferreira <input id="radiox" value="M2_5" name="radiox" type="radio">+245 <input id="radiox" value="L2_5" name="radiox" type="radio">u2½ +180
185 lbs.: Kevin Casey vs. Rafael Natal
A three-fight win streak earned Kevin Casey (9-3) the RFA middleweight title and booked his return to UFC, where he defeated Bubba Bush in a fight later overturned because of a failed drug test. Following his suspension, he earned a decision over Ildemar Alcantara before an eye poke cut short his bout with Antonio Carlos Jr. in Dec. 2015.
"King" has stopped six opponents, three each by knockout and submission.
A 5-1 streak earned Rafael Natal (20-6-1) a headlining spot on UFC Fight Night 31: "Fight for the Troops 3," where he ran afoul of a Tim Kennedy left hook. A decision loss to Ed Herman followed, but he’s since rebounded with three straight wins.
The 33-year-old has submitted eight professional opponents and knocked out another three.
I just don’t get Natal. I can’t tell if he’s a good striker or a bad striker, a good wrestler or a crap wrestler. I don’t know how he wins. This angers me.
Casey’s a little easier for me to wrap my head around. He’s an excellent Brazilian jiu-jitsu player with solid power and solid wrestling, all backed up by tremendous physical strength. His big issue is cardio, though he seemed to have that covered against Alcantara. This could be because Alcantara didn’t really make him work, but Natal isn’t exactly a pace-pusher in his own right.
Casey strikes me as just a little bit better in the striking and more likely to stay on top should they exchange on the mat. Expect either a mid-round technical knockout stoppage or wide decision.
Prediction: Casey via unanimous decision
Sat 1/30 1601 Kevin Casey <input id="radiox" value="M1_6" name="radiox" type="radio">+145 <input id="radiox" value="L1_6" name="radiox" type="radio">o2½ -165 6:30PM 1602 Rafael Natal <input id="radiox" value="M2_6" name="radiox" type="radio">-165 <input id="radiox" value="L2_6" name="radiox" type="radio">u2½ +145
125 lbs.: Dustin Ortiz vs. Wilson Reis
Dustin Ortiz (15-4) bounced back from his loss to John Moraga by taking out top prospects Ray Borg and Justin Scoggins, but could not overcome veteran Joseph Benavidez in their Nov. 2014 showdown. He fought just once in 2015, mauling Willie Gates en route to a third-round stoppage.
He has stopped 10 opponents, six via form of knockout.
Wilson Reis (19-6), a veteran of Bellator MMA, made the drop to Flyweight after a narrow loss to Iuri Alcantara at UFC Fight Night 36, defeating Joby Sanchez and Scott Jorgensen in his next two bouts. Last May, he took on fellow jiu-jitsu ace Jussier da Silva, who took two rounds from Reis to earn a unanimous decision win.
He has submitted nine opponents, all by form of choke.
This ought to be fun as hell. Both of these guys are terrific scramblers who should be more than happy to engage in the grappling. While Reis is the more credentialed Brazilian jiu-jitsu player, I have to favor Ortiz’s wrestling and relentless pace.
Ortiz has the defensive grappling to survive Reis’s efforts off of his back and on the feet, while Reis isn’t durable enough to put his much-improved striking to use. Ortiz will stay in his face all night, going to work with dirty boxing and blows in transition. Reis can nullify the worst of it, but likely won’t over enough in return to avoid the decision loss.
Prediction: Ortiz via unanimous decision
Sat 1/30 1701 Wilson Reis <input id="radiox" value="M1_7" name="radiox" type="radio">+180 <input id="radiox" value="L1_7" name="radiox" type="radio">o2½ -255 6:00PM 1702 Dustin Ortiz <input id="radiox" value="M2_7" name="radiox" type="radio">-220 <input id="radiox" value="L2_7" name="radiox" type="radio">u2½ +215
170 lbs.: George Sullivan vs. Alexander Yakovlev
The Octagon debut of George Sullivan (17-4) was an upset Roufusport-trained prospect Mike "Biggie" Rhodes, after which he lived up to his "Silencer" nickname by knocking out Igor Araujo. His win streak was stopped thanks to Tim Means, but he re-entered the win column last July with a decision over Dominic Waters.
He has scored 11 wins via form of knockout, including four of his last six.
A win over Paul Daley in 2013 booked Alexander Yakovlev's (22-6-1) ticket to UFC, though the M-1 veteran got off to a rough start with losses to Demian Maia and Nico Musoke. This prompted a drop to Lightweight, where he dropped and outclassed Gray Maynard for a decision win.
He owns eight wins each by knockout and submission.
Yakovlev is another guy who’s hard to pin down. He’s obviously physically strong and knows how to wrestle, but his takedowns against Musoke appeared totally powerless. His striking is an afterthought at times, and his dropping of Maynard seems more a product of Gray’s catastrophic decline than anything else.
Sullivan is by far the bigger hitter and the better striking technician -- the only question is whether he’ll be able to bring that to use. I believe he does. That's because Yakovlev’s likely too durable to stop with strikes, but I don’t expect him to have much luck at all bringing down Sullivan.
"The Silencer" sprawls and brawls his way to a unanimous decision.
Prediction: Sullivan via unanimous decision
Sat 1/30 1801 George Sullivan <input id="radiox" value="M1_8" name="radiox" type="radio">+110 <input id="radiox" value="L1_8" name="radiox" type="radio">o2½ -230 5:30PM 1802 Alexander Yakovlev <input id="radiox" value="M2_8" name="radiox" type="radio">-130 <input id="radiox" value="L2_8" name="radiox" type="radio">u2½ +190
145 lbs.: Alex Caceres vs. Masio Fullen
A 1-3 start to Alex Caceres' (10-8)’ UFC career gave way to a five-fight unbeaten streak, capped off by a last-second submission of Sergio Pettis at UFC on FOX 10. He is currently riding a three-fight losing streak, including a 21-second knockout defeat to Francisco Rivera his last time out.
This will be his first fight at Featherweight since 2011.
Though Mexico’s Masio Fullen (10-5) fell in TUF: "Latin America" quarterfinals, he survived a knockdown on the Finale to take a decision over Colombia’s Alex Torres. This past June, he faced Finnish up-and-comer Makwan Amirkhani, who tapped him with a rear-naked choke less than two minutes in.
He has eight stoppage wins, five via submission.
I’m not convinced Cacares’ issues can be solved by a little less weight cutting; he’s an excellent grappler who can’t make people grapple with him. He can more than hold his own against the likes of Kyung Ho Kang and Sergio Pettis, who will eagerly bring him down, but when he’s got an opponent who’s not so inclined, he’s left with a flashy but overall mediocre striking game.
That said, Fullen just isn’t all that good. He’s working out of a solid camp in Alliance MMA, true, but hasn’t demonstrated the skills necessary to exploit Caceres’ deficiencies (obvious though they may be). Expect Caceres to potshot his way to a decision victory, perhaps snagging a late submission if Fullen tries to bring it south.
I recognize that I’m picking a lot of decisions, but you know what they say: Be pessimistic and the only surprises will be happy ones.
Prediction: Caceres via unanimous decision
Sat 1/30 1901 Alex Caceres <input id="radiox" value="M1_9" name="radiox" type="radio">-290 <input id="radiox" value="L1_9" name="radiox" type="radio">o1½ -145 5:00PM 1902 Masio Fullen <input id="radiox" value="M2_9" name="radiox" type="radio">+245 <input id="radiox" value="L2_9" name="radiox" type="radio">u1½ +125
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Paper trail we see this card exactly the same, I like all your plays, I'm gonna hit that lotto ticket parlay as well.Comment -
Good STUFF! !@ The Barberna bet is simply on value---not nearly as good of a bet as Alvarez--(we all actually thought he would win)....atleast I did.....Barb should just not be that big of a dog.....Have to imagine he has more skills and a stonger chin...just needs to weather the athletic storm that is sage northcutt... hoping for KO obviously lol...but for a win i expect a 29-28 decision....Comment -
Kevin Casey has ZERO good wins in reality.... if he lays and prays Natal that is his ONLY chance....seeing how Natal is no Idiot on the ground..I could see this getting stood right back up with not much credit given to the takedown....NATAL by Decision......and yes he is better on the feet.....(thought his Dec W Vs Hall was a gift)...I'll take the guy who has more experience, skills.....Comment -
I don't trust Natal to win period.. If I bet this fight it's probably gonna be on Casey myself because of his wrestling advantage...
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I also won't dare bet against the star kid Sage Northcut.. The kid is a highlight reel waiting to happen...
I think a safe prop bet for this fight is it won't go the distance... Considering the odds are Sage winning ITD is at -140, the fight itself going ITD is a solid prop at just -180..... The fight won't go the distance prop at -180 covers both fighters..
There is chance Sage could win by unanimous decision though but I doubt it..
Certainly throwing this in a parlay anyways...
Kid will be too athletic and too fast for Barb to deal with.....1304 Fight won’t go 3 round distance <input id="radiox" value="M2_70" name="radiox" type="radio">-180
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I don't trust Natal to win period.. If I bet this fight it's probably gonna be on Casey myself because of his wrestling advantage...
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I also won't dare bet against the star kid Sage Northcut.. The kid is a highlight reel waiting to happen...
I think a safe prop bet for this fight is it won't go the distance... Considering the odds are Sage winning ITD is at -140, the fight itself going ITD is a solid prop at just -180..... The fight won't go the distance prop at -180 covers both fighters..
There is chance Sage could win by decision though but I doubt it..
Certainly throwing this in a parlay anyways...
Kid will be too athletic and too fast for Barb to deal with.....1304 Fight won’t go 3 round distance <input id="radiox" value="M2_70" name="radiox" type="radio">-180
I'll be on the over 1.5 Rounds huge, more value in it going the distance, and I also give it a higher probability this fight goes the distance. How do you see sage stopping him inside the distance?, I see no path of victory for sage exept for a 50 50 shot at winning the judges over.Comment -
That's exactly what I said, jibby, and I didn't change my mind on it. Sorry you lack understanding. I'll have a huge play on over 1.5,and Brian straight,I have a fraction of a unit of Brian inside distance,I have a fraction of a unit on brian to finish in the 3rd round and I have a fraction of a unit on judging robbery sage by split dec. There's 3 possible outcomes in this fight, brian by ko, brian by dec, and sage by dec, there's no other possible outcomesComment -
Name calling will get you no where Josh.. Settle down son..
I will bet Sage and win as usual and you will bet this dog coming in on short notice and lose your ass as usual of late..
I got a lingering question for you Josh, do you even bet real money? Seriously, because I can't understand how you claim to throw down thousands worth of bets at a time, but yet still not be able to afford to spend 100 bucks for charity to go SBR PRO? You possibly post more then anyone on this forum but yet you still don't commit? You would also rather shell out 2 points a day as a painful reminder of your loss rather then pay me off at once by going pro and be done with it.. Hmmm?
Something is a miss here..
I've never seen you copy and paste one betting ticket ever..With that being said I now award you with the industrial strength air pump..
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You lieing bitch, you've seen me post plenty fukin betting tickets, a quick search threw my threads will show u that u clown....remember last time you tryed to nut up, if u can call it that with a massive favorite of -400, how'd Anthony Pettis go, you try to bet these favorites and u lose your ass all the time when ur against me. I have 2 noticeable loses in mma the last 6 months, both were razor thin contrerversal dec, in condit and tj dillashaw. So where u get I'm on some losing streak is beyond me, your just a stupid clown around here jibby, and I'm the fukin best, so know ur role, go play on sherdog,and shut ur month. I handicap circles around you, my bets been in for 2 weeks, I get the best lines, u get trash lines and u make trash picks. You got one bet right on cruz the lasy year, penetrating barely, now u think you can handicap mma better than the best, ur a joke. Then u said cruz would knock him out, then you said aj doesn't kick, you make a joke out of yourself daily, so keep quite.Name calling will get you know where Josh.. Settle down son..
I will bet Sage and win as usual and you will bet this dog coming in on short notice and lose your ass as usual of late..
I got lingering question for you Josh, do you even bet real money? Seriously, because I can't understand how you claim to throw down thousands worth of bets at a time, but yet still not be able to afford to spend 100 bucks for charity to go SBR PRO? You possibly post more then anyone on this forum but yet you still don't commit? You would also rather shell out 2 points a day as a painful reminder of your loss rather then pay me off at once by going pro and be done with it.. Hmmm?
Something is a miss here..
I've never seen you copy and paste one betting ticket ever..With that being said I now award you with the industrial strength air pump..
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^^No need to get all heated and get your panties all up in bunch now buddy..
Joshy, I'm here to help ya develop your gambling skills that's all.. I like ya Josh and I think ya got some solid rude-a-mentary capping skills but your ego is writing checks your bank can't cash. That's a problem..
I'll ask you again, why haven't you gone SBR PRO yet? Ya wanna be the man up in this beast right? A simple question yet you can't answer it???
I present you with the Shell Station air pump award.. Never seen you post a copy and paste betting ticket for 1000's.. If I missed it then show me (link) and I'll accept a return of purchase on the Air Pumps..
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LOL. Fukkin jibbby laid the hammer! That air pump pic hahahaName calling will get you no where Josh.. Settle down son..
I got a lingering question for you Josh, do you even bet real money? Seriously, because I can't understand how you claim to throw down thousands worth of bets at a time, but yet still not be able to afford to spend 100 bucks for charity to go SBR PRO? You possibly post more then anyone on this forum but yet you still don't commit? You would also rather shell out 2 points a day as a painful reminder of your loss rather then pay me off at once by going pro and be done with it.. Hmmm?
Something is a miss here..
I've never seen you copy and paste one betting ticket ever..With that being said I now award you with the industrial strength air pump..
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I copy and paste my betting tickets at 5dimes but I leave out the reference numbers.. It's much easier then typing out each bet in a post.. Like this parlay bet I have pending from weeks ago..... I highlighted the money amount area and to the right of the betting ticket and left out the ref numbers.. Just pasted below, took me a few seconds to do..
$210.00 $159.60 Pending 2 Team Parlay Cancelled 1/30/16 8:00pm UFC Fighting 1302 Sage Northcutt -400* <small>vs</small> Andrew Holbrook Pending 1/30/16 7:30pm UFC Fighting 1402 Tarec Saffiedine -245* <small>vs</small> Jake Ellenberger
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1) Go to betting ticket or area on computer screen that you want to copy and paste, RIGHT click mouse and hold down, move the pointer around to highlight what area or text you want to copy and paste.. Release mouse when highlighted.. It should remain highlighted...
2) Right click mouse to bring up tab and then hit "copy" and then that is stored in memory..
3) Log onto SBR and start a post, hit the right mouse button to bring up the tab and hit "Paste".. That's it your done...Comment -
I've assumed for a while his bets were fakeComment -
Naw Killa, if I dropped the hammer you'd really know it...
Josh got silly earlier today and started calling me stupid in back to back posts of his, I had to fire back and keep it real as a man can only take so much...
I do question if his bets are legit though because he always types his bets out constantly rather then copy and paste.. He's either to cheap or to broke to become an SBR PRO which also raises a red flag considering the large amounts he claims to bet..Last edited by JIBBBY; 01-27-16, 08:14 PM.Comment -
I have no reason to be sbr pro, why would i, I don't do anything with these points jibbyComment -
You just have to look through my threads, I don't jump for fat ass, I've posted plenty tickets, i bet more on a single fight, than you make in a month you fat hillbille. Check the threads.Comment
