Sports Bookmaking and Gambling

**mathdotcom** · 03-25-12, 07:32 PM

Why does the guy from the M keep saying he'll take $1 million on anything?

Does he take $1 million on Superbowl anthem length props?

**hutennis** · 03-26-12, 09:32 AM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

Why does the guy from the M keep saying he'll take $1 million on anything?

Does he take $1 million on Superbowl anthem length props?

Would it be like a major question that comes to mind after watching these tapes?

**Inkwell77** · 03-26-12, 10:50 AM

Look at this fuckin sharp

Dude is killin it

**mathdotcom** · 03-27-12, 12:12 PM

what does this mean, hutennis

**Ian** · 03-27-12, 01:47 PM

Very tilting watching this. "Dr. Bob" is acting like he bets his own picks and he's being treated as something more reputable than the cross between a eunuch and a used car salesman that he actually is. A panel exposing touts like him would be more interesting than one featuring his opinions.

And Cantor takes a million dollars on any event from anybody? Please.

**mathdotcom** · 03-27-12, 05:37 PM

Bob seems a sharp guy. The bookie seems a bit clueless and acts like he is something more than he is just because someone else made a model for him and taught him how to use it. I guess it's easy to be cocky working in Vegas with all the squares they deal with on a daily basis.

**bipolar** · 04-21-12, 07:26 PM

Very interesting. Interesting to note the books emphasis on algorithms and belief only 15 20 players beat him

**subs** · 04-21-12, 09:41 PM

Darkside, props 4 the avatar.

**Miz** · 04-23-12, 09:59 AM

This was hilarious all around. I am glad this exists.

**ODDmaster** · 04-23-12, 02:08 PM

Thanks for good video

**JR007** · 04-24-12, 01:19 PM

thanks

**doesnotcompute** · 04-24-12, 07:23 PM

Saw this one a few weeks ago. Had to skip all the parts where Mr. ESPN bum offered his insight. Felt like a big waste of an hour to basically tell a seasoned bettor everything they already know.