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    Acroymns

    Im a noob. My first one is. What does. TT and FF stand for

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    In what context are TT and FF being used?

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    If its baseball its Team Total and First Five Innings. If you need those 2 terms explained please ask

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    Cool thanks for the help.


    Bol stands for. Best of luck??

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    Wut does RL stand for?

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    what home doggs stand for - underdog?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 714cuzzin View Post
    what home doggs stand for - underdog?
    I actually know this.... or so I think.

    It is a team that is the underdog at home.



    Is there a thread anywhere where most of the acronyms are? There are tons that I don't know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 714cuzzin View Post
    Wut does RL stand for?
    RL stands for runline in baseball. Also known as a spread (-1.5/+1.5)

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    what does squares mean in for sbr?

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    Squares are unskilled bettors who lose money in the long term. Most sports bettors are squares. The opposite of a square is a sharp.

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    newbie question again...lay the juice?...what does that mean???

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    juice is the advantage of the bookmaker

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    Quote Originally Posted by 714cuzzin;642***7
    newbie question again...lay the juice?...what does that mean???
    That term generally refers to betting big moneylines (ex -300 or $300 to win $100)

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    Not an acronym, but what is fading?

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    what does RLM stand for?...i think fading stands for..betting against a team...someone clarify

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    Quote Originally Posted by dataz722 View Post
    Not an acronym, but what is fading?
    Betting the opposite. Theory has it that most sports bettors lose money in the long term, so find one that sucks really bad and "fade" him. For example : Brandon Lang

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    Quote Originally Posted by 714cuzzin View Post
    what does RLM stand for?...i think fading stands for..betting against a team...someone clarify
    Reverse Line Movement.

    Usually when ever large number of bets come in on one side, the line starts large number of bets are coming in on one side. For example, Miami -2 with 60% of the bets, however as more bets come in the line might move to -2.5 with 65% of the money is on it, and -3 and so on.

    In reverse line movement, the public is actually betting one side but the line is moving opposite side. For example people are betting 60% on Houston -3, a day later it moved to 70% -2. This is RLM, it usually means that sharps are on the other side.

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    you guys should toss us some points for these

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    i had a another noob question...line movement ---for example...when a game opens up at -3.5 and drops to -2.5...does this mean bettors are pounding the underdogg in this situation...and my next question is more often of the time should we should usually go with the underdoggs..or is it good for the favor? n should continue to bet favor..i'd always been confuse with this..sorry new to the sportbetting world....need advice.thanks

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    In this case the bettors are definately liking the underdog. Especially since the line moved past a key number (in this case 3)

    Personally I would either pass on such game or bet the -2.5

    I tend to fade the public. (Fade meaning the public is moving on the underdog, so I would take the favorite or pass in this case)

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    Hi. I'm completely new to the sport betting world.
    In Paul's Soccer Experiment:
    Could anyone help me decipher what this means: 94- Terek Groznyi/Tom Tomsk UNDER 2, 2.5 -114 (Russian Premier)I think the first number 94- is just the number of the bet he made in the forum thread.
    Terek Groznyi and Tom Tomsk I believe are the teams.
    What is UNDER 2, 2.5 - 114?
    Who is he betting for?

    Thanks in advance!

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    Okay ive been trying to figure out wat in the earth does it mean. When people play unit betting.

    Example. 1unit on a team
    2unit on a team. Please help with this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Myriad View Post
    Hi. I'm completely new to the sport betting world.
    In Paul's Soccer Experiment:
    Could anyone help me decipher what this means: 94- Terek Groznyi/Tom Tomsk UNDER 2, 2.5 -114 (Russian Premier)I think the first number 94- is just the number of the bet he made in the forum thread.
    Terek Groznyi and Tom Tomsk I believe are the teams.
    What is UNDER 2, 2.5 - 114?
    Who is he betting for?

    Thanks in advance!
    Read this...particularly the intro paragraph and the one on Total Goals:
    http://www.footballtip.co.uk/asian-h...-explained.php
    Last edited by jgilmartin; 10-05-10 at 01:13 AM.

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    Thanks jgilmartin that site helped allot.

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    Can someone recommend any good books on sports betting? I fixing to go to the beach for a couple of weeks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 714cuzzin View Post
    Okay ive been trying to figure out wat in the earth does it mean. When people play unit betting.

    Example. 1unit on a team
    2unit on a team. Please help with this one.
    Units = $100 for MOST bettors. there are some that use it in $10 increments to sound like they're betting more but it's normally $100.

    2.5 units = $250

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    Quote Originally Posted by txmagnolia2 View Post
    Can someone recommend any good books on sports betting? I fixing to go to the beach for a couple of weeks.
    http://store.sportsbookreview.com/products/300-CONQUERING-RISK - This book is available with your betpoints (they have it on Amazon also). If you are relatively new to sports betting, you will learn a lot from it.

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    thanks martin...

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    Very useful thread

    Hey, it would be very useful to compile in a single list all the acronyms of this forum thread. This is quite an useful resource thread for us betting rookies!

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    Hello, can someone tell me how football squares work? I mean the contest thing within a game. I know what a square bettor is. Thanks.

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    Ahh! School of Athens! Diggin' the pic doode

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    i like baseball too

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    good luck in sport betting!

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    wow great info

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