Best NHL handicapper??

pinchylarue · 07-11-11, 09:58 PM

me bro

sportsgambler54 · 07-11-11, 10:22 PM

Originally posted by pinchylarue

me bro

Links of success?

pinchylarue · 07-11-11, 10:24 PM

dont need to prove anything to anyone, look out for my posts though. 8/10 are winners no lies

bobbyk1133 · 07-11-11, 11:01 PM

There isn't one.

Anyone who say they are is lying.

Viperpiper · 07-12-11, 12:15 AM

I had a great year...

110-48

Check my threads

Ill be back next year

sportsgambler54 · 07-12-11, 10:20 AM

Originally posted by Viperpiper

I had a great year... 110-48 Check my threads Ill be back next year

Will check it out..thanks

leafs_ducks · 07-12-11, 10:50 AM

I'm planning on having a great first full season next NHL season. I'm also a heavy bettor at times

sportsgambler54 · 07-12-11, 11:24 AM

Originally posted by leafs_ducks

I'm planning on having a great first full season next NHL season. I'm also a heavy bettor at times

Do you have any documentation from last year or previous years?

supr_villn · 07-12-11, 11:25 AM

(translation)

"can't w8"

SHOW
& PROVE ..

pgall08 · 07-12-11, 11:37 AM

I didn't see anyone worth tailing on here, but if viperpiper is legit, thats damn good

leafs_ducks · 07-12-11, 12:10 PM

Originally posted by sportsgambler54

Do you have any documentation from last year or previous years?

Dharmonize · 07-12-11, 06:02 PM

If you´re not able to cap the given sport yourself, stay away and don´t bet it. Or tail just occasionally big plays of someone really trustworthy, but bet them only as a regular play, no high units. I can understand asking others for opinions or advice and discussing picks. Nothing wrong with that. But tailing someone blindly is beyond me. You wrote you´re betting all 4 major sports. So stick to one or two that you´re good at and ignore the others. Anyhow, if you do insist on tailing someone, keep an eye on Dennis Green´s thread, he seems to know his job quite well.

Rich Boy · 07-12-11, 07:34 PM

LT Profits is the only guy who I would blindly tail around here

bobbyk1133 · 07-13-11, 03:01 AM

You can't handicap NHL the same way you can cap other sports. Far too much variability and goalies dominate the day (good and bad).

What the NHL does have going for it is some absurd odds for underdogs. It's definitely a sport that can be beat, but its more about knowing the sport inside and out than any particular strategy.

ColdBeerHere · 07-13-11, 02:04 PM

Originally posted by bobbyk1133

You can't handicap NHL the same way you can cap other sports. Far too much variability and goalies dominate the day (good and bad).

What the NHL does have going for it is some absurd odds for underdogs. It's definitely a sport that can be beat, but its more about knowing the sport inside and out than any particular strategy.

Agree, it's not so much about stats as it is having a vibe and really know what's going on with particular clubs and how they are playing......

NHL Pro Capper · 07-19-11, 12:00 AM

NHL capping is unique. Example, the Toronto Maple Leafs do poorly at home on Saturday, because opposing team players know it's "Hockey night in Canada" a national broadcast where pretty much half of Canada sits down and watches. It's like a weekly mini super bowl for Canada. Half the kids on opposing teams grow up in Ontario, so all their family comes to the games on Saturday when they are in town. Everyone plays harder against the Leaf's that day. This isn't a stat, just an emotional mental part that goes into Hockey betting. A lot of capping is more so mental attitudes as opposed to team stats.

The Leafs are screwed every Saturday night at home. Always bet against them, you'll win 80% of the time. Stats go back 80 years. You could even martingale the Leaf's losing on Saturday and never get past the 4th bet. They have not won 4 Saturdays in a row at home in 80 years.

jolmscheid · 07-19-11, 08:30 PM

Any proof of this stat?