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  • farmhouse1
    SBR MVP
    • 02-14-14
    • 4377

    #1
    Thursday
    Spurs -4.5 -110

    Home team 4-1 ats last 5 games
    favorite 6-2 ats last 8 meetings
    Heat 2-5 ats last 7 meetings in San Antonio
    Spurs 7-0 ats last 7 home games
    heat 0-4 ats last 4 against western conference

  • KVB
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 05-29-14
    • 74817

    #2
    Originally posted by farmhouse1
    Spurs -4.5 -110

    Home team 4-1 ats last 5 games
    favorite 6-2 ats last 8 meetings
    Heat 2-5 ats last 7 meetings in San Antonio
    Spurs 7-0 ats last 7 home games
    heat 0-4 ats last 4 against western conference



    You might be right; I believe the Spurs should take game 1. However,

    Most of those trends are like marking the bottom of a boat to remember a good fishing spot. At best you but a stick in the water, but water levels change.

    At one point or another the market will adjust to such juvenile betting metrics, will you know when that happens? The Spurs, line has already moved, is there value left?

    Maybe the winner is safer for you, or is there any value there?

    Can you answer these questions honestly?

    If no, I suggest you learn how to answer them before you bet.

    Good luck
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    • Fed_42420
      SBR Wise Guy
      • 11-12-09
      • 976

      #3
      Intersesting how everyone on here is on the public play tomorrow and usually everyone on here says the public play is square and stupid and your an idiot to be on it
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      • farmhouse1
        SBR MVP
        • 02-14-14
        • 4377

        #4
        Well I believe spurs win game 1 therefore I believe they will cover the spread so yes to your dumbass comment.
        Originally posted by KVB
        You might be right; I believe the Spurs should take game 1. However,

        Most of those trends are like marking the bottom of a boat to remember a good fishing spot. At best you but a stick in the water, but water levels change.

        At one point or another the market will adjust to such juvenile betting metrics, will you know when that happens? The Spurs, line has already moved, is there value left?

        Maybe the winner is safer for you, or is there any value there?

        Can you answer these questions honestly?

        If no, I suggest you learn how to answer them before you bet.

        Good luck
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        • farmhouse1
          SBR MVP
          • 02-14-14
          • 4377

          #5
          7 of the last games at home the spurs have won by about 15 ppg
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          • 44 Mag
            BARRELED IN @ SBR!
            • 10-14-13
            • 34490

            #6
            Originally posted by farmhouse1
            7 of the last games at home the spurs have won by about 15 ppg
            With you on the Spurs, probably ML for me. BOL FH.
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            • farmhouse1
              SBR MVP
              • 02-14-14
              • 4377

              #7
              In the last 16 openers of the NBA Finals, the home team has gone 13-3 straight up and the majority of these victories haven’t been close with 11 of those 13 wins have been decided by eight points or more.

              This will be the fifth NBA Finals that San Antonio has owned homecourt advantage. In the previous four series, the Spurs have gone 4-0 in Game 1 and the wins came by 9, 14, 12 and 12 points. It should also be noted that the Spurs are 4-0 in the NBA Finals when they’ve owned homecourt in the series.
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              • farmhouse1
                SBR MVP
                • 02-14-14
                • 4377

                #8
                One of the wins by the visitor during this span actually came last year, when San Antonio defeated Miami 92-88 as five-point road underdogs.
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                • farmhouse1
                  SBR MVP
                  • 02-14-14
                  • 4377

                  #9
                  Originally posted by 44 Mag
                  With you on the Spurs, probably ML for me. BOL FH.
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                  • Capper1124
                    SBR MVP
                    • 11-23-13
                    • 1914

                    #10
                    I like the play. GL tonight
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                    • KVB
                      SBR Aristocracy
                      • 05-29-14
                      • 74817

                      #11
                      This is not handicapping. These are widely available trends that are not, especially the way you are using them, predictive. You really have no idea whether there is value in your play. You, like almost every losing bettor, have deduced yourself to a coin flip, or even worse.

                      Win or lose, do you know if you made a good bet? Do you understand that question?

                      I’m not trying to argue, I’m not trying to insult your “dumbass,” I even agree, at least, with the Spurs winning game 1.

                      But if this is your case, you are approaching sports betting with no hopes of winning over the long haul.

                      But maybe you are not interested in becoming a winning sports bettor. Surprisingly, most people aren’t. They will just continue to lose in the same old ways, never listening to advice.





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                      • drfunkmaster
                        SBR Posting Legend
                        • 11-29-08
                        • 11162

                        #12
                        Originally posted by farmhouse1
                        Spurs -4.5 -110

                        Home team 4-1 ats last 5 games
                        favorite 6-2 ats last 8 meetings
                        Heat 2-5 ats last 7 meetings in San Antonio
                        Spurs 7-0 ats last 7 home games
                        heat 0-4 ats last 4 against western conference

                        they dont even win. TRUST ME!!
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                        • cane
                          SBR Sharp
                          • 09-26-13
                          • 480

                          #13
                          Originally posted by farmhouse1
                          Spurs -4.5 -110

                          Home team 4-1 ats last 5 games
                          favorite 6-2 ats last 8 meetings
                          Heat 2-5 ats last 7 meetings in San Antonio
                          Spurs 7-0 ats last 7 home games
                          heat 0-4 ats last 4 against western conference

                          Every one of these trends are meaningless, way to small sample size to have any meaning.
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                          • RavensFan2k3
                            SBR Posting Legend
                            • 08-18-12
                            • 17378

                            #14
                            Originally posted by farmhouse1
                            One of the wins by the visitor during this span actually came last year, when San Antonio defeated Miami 92-88 as five-point road underdogs.
                            This coukd be taken 2 ways. 1, Miami is now the 5 point dog on the road, and can win...or 2. The spurs beat the Heat on the road in game one, now they are at home and should win again
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                            • samdapatriotsfan
                              SBR MVP
                              • 10-10-08
                              • 1585

                              #15
                              Originally posted by KVB
                              This is not handicapping. These are widely available trends that are not, especially the way you are using them, predictive. You really have no idea whether there is value in your play. You, like almost every losing bettor, have deduced yourself to a coin flip, or even worse.

                              Win or lose, do you know if you made a good bet? Do you understand that question?

                              I’m not trying to argue, I’m not trying to insult your “dumbass,” I even agree, at least, with the Spurs winning game 1.

                              But if this is your case, you are approaching sports betting with no hopes of winning over the long haul.

                              But maybe you are not interested in becoming a winning sports bettor. Surprisingly, most people aren’t. They will just continue to lose in the same old ways, never listening to advice.


                              KVB posting some of the most intelligible posts I have read to date on SBR. I look forward to reading more.
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                              • CRM20
                                SBR Wise Guy
                                • 04-19-10
                                • 876

                                #16
                                Im w u, at-4 gluck farm
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                                • L_Cheifa
                                  SBR High Roller
                                  • 03-03-14
                                  • 108

                                  #17
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                                  • farmhouse1
                                    SBR MVP
                                    • 02-14-14
                                    • 4377

                                    #18
                                    Do I know if made a good bet? What's a good bet Moran? It's gambling theirs never a sure thing. Taking into account how the playoffs have gone the spread doesn't matter just pick a winner. Get the fuxk outta here you prick. I didn't base my play solely on these trends jackass I spent last night reading multiple articles on today's matchup so go fuxk yourself please and then shoot yourself. I had faith in this bet and is why I made it so please tell me what is a good bet douche bag?
                                    Originally posted by KVB
                                    This is not handicapping. These are widely available trends that are not, especially the way you are using them, predictive. You really have no idea whether there is value in your play. You, like almost every losing bettor, have deduced yourself to a coin flip, or even worse.

                                    Win or lose, do you know if you made a good bet? Do you understand that question?

                                    I’m not trying to argue, I’m not trying to insult your “dumbass,” I even agree, at least, with the Spurs winning game 1.

                                    But if this is your case, you are approaching sports betting with no hopes of winning over the long haul.

                                    But maybe you are not interested in becoming a winning sports bettor. Surprisingly, most people aren’t. They will just continue to lose in the same old ways, never listening to advice.




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                                    • farmhouse1
                                      SBR MVP
                                      • 02-14-14
                                      • 4377

                                      #19
                                      KVB IS A TOOL.

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                                      • farmhouse1
                                        SBR MVP
                                        • 02-14-14
                                        • 4377

                                        #20
                                        What font do you write in bro? Looks fancy you tool!
                                        Originally posted by KVB
                                        You might be right; I believe the Spurs should take game 1. However,

                                        Most of those trends are like marking the bottom of a boat to remember a good fishing spot. At best you but a stick in the water, but water levels change.

                                        At one point or another the market will adjust to such juvenile betting metrics, will you know when that happens? The Spurs, line has already moved, is there value left?

                                        Maybe the winner is safer for you, or is there any value there?

                                        Can you answer these questions honestly?

                                        If no, I suggest you learn how to answer them before you bet.

                                        Good luck
                                        Comment
                                        • KVB
                                          SBR Aristocracy
                                          • 05-29-14
                                          • 74817

                                          #21
                                          Originally posted by samdapatriotsfan
                                          KVB posting some of the most intelligible posts I have read to date on SBR. I look forward to reading more.
                                          Perhaps Sam, but judging by the reactions above, we can see someone who 1) didn’t understand the question and 2) unfortunately, will likely just continue to lose in the same old ways as emotions and ego will undercut any chance of learning.
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