Bubblebuttluv multi-sport thread

[bubblebuttluv]

Bubbles is a lot of things, but he is no tout.

Bubbles still watches the forum and Bubbles has to defend his name when someone calls him the worst type of scum, a tout.

No one touts big juice.

[bubblebuttluv]

Yeah bubbles is back, fam.

Been gone too long from this thread.

Yeah up front you already know I'm fat, I lay juice and sometimes I bet big juice. So if thats not your thing then this isn't the thread for you. bubbles is up units and consistently posts winners which should be all that matters.

I think I've settled my beef with Benny and allabout the$$$. They good pples and I got respect for them so I don't anticipate any shit talking in this thread. If anyone on the forum does hate, then it is on thier conscience and we'll just ignore it.

Bubbles is all about upping his units whether he does it buy betting on a -1200 favorite, an underdog, or a -110 ATS. I have also only once hedged out of a play at halftime, the Texans/Chargers game. We ain't following the max -300 bet thing, bubbles lost his head for a while posting that.

The last time I posted on here was 9/14/13, so let's give updates for all those bets I had pending (check back on my posts starting on 9/11/13 for my pending bets that haven't been recorded (the Tom Brady prop and South Africa ATS rugby union bet were already recorded, but I left this thread before the mayweather fight, NCAA football week 3, NFL week 2, the australia/england cricket match, and the argentina/australia rugby union match). So here it goes.

We lost on the Alvarez to beat Mayweather bet, but won on the Mayweather to win by decision bet (post #311 and #312) so we are now at +6.346 units.

We won on the Saints moneyline vs bucs (post #302) so we are now at +8.346 units.

We won on the Falcons moneyline vs Rams (post #302) so we are now at +9.346 units.

We won on the South Carolina moneyline vs Vanderbilt (post #302) so we are now at +9.846 units.

We lost on the Australia moneyline vs England in the ODI cricket match (post #308). The match took place on 9/14
http://www.espncricinfo.com/australi...mplate=results

We are now at +9.408 units.

We won on the Argentia ATS bet vs Australia in the rugby union match (post #315). So now we are at +9.708 unit.s

So that settles all our pending bets, and we are at +9.708 units. We started with 20 units where each unit equals $100, so now we have a total of 29.708 units for a total of $2970.80 dollars and a percentage profit of 48.5% which is crushing the S&P 500 which is all I care about. I view sports betting as an investment so that is why I don't usually bet -110 ATS and try to hit 55% on those -110 plays.

We have increased our money by almost 50% since I started posting UNIT plays on 7/24/13 (I only learned that it was better to start posting the actual units on 7/24/13 (post #62) so while I started posting plays on 7/19/13 and my WIN LOSS RECORD reflects that, the bankroll and units are only based off of plays from 7/24/13 and onwards....bubbles is all about honesty and transparency with the fam). so that is great, especially since we did it in a day over 2 months. This multi-sport thread is a continuation on from my thread in the baseball forum so that is where the 7/24/13 and 7/19/13 dates come from.
http://forum.sbrforum.com/baseball-b...ck-wit-me.html


Now after all that, onto my plays for this weekend so far.

1.) Chennai Super Kings moneyline to beat Sunriser Hyderabad in T20 cricket at -175. Match is scheduled to start tomorrow at 10 AM (I recommend getting the bet in now). Betting 0.875 units to win 0.5.

2.) San Francisco moneyline to beat St. Louis Rams at -165. This is the Thursday night NFL game as I'm sure you probably all know. Betting 1.65 units to win 1.

3.) UGA moneyline to beat LSU at -145. Betting 0.725 units to win 0.5.

4.) Alabama moneyline to beat Mississippi at -660. Betting 0.660 units to win 0.1.

5.) Ohio State moneyline to beat Wisconsin at -260. Betting 5.2 units to win 2.

So there you have it. This is all the plays I have for now. I will probably have a rugby union match play for this weekend on the Rugby Championship when the line comes out (the games are played in the AM on Saturdays and the lines are usually only released at 5Dimes (the book I use) at about 3 AM on Saturday morning so check back for the move if you want), and on Sunday I will have my Sunday NFL plays.

[Louisvillekid1]

Welcome back cuz

[bubblebuttluv]

Some classic shit for the fam who've always had bubbles back.

Bubbles always got love for the fam.

[bubblebuttluv]

Welcome back cuz

thanks, bruh.

[jjgold]

Bubbles back in action

Welcome back Bubbles

[bubblebuttluv]

Bubbles back in action

Welcome back Bubbles

thanks, bruh.

You and all the rest of the fam are always great pples.

[Louisvillekid1]

Bet however you like bubbles

That's all that matters

Only problem with the style is your profit doesn't mean much because one or 2 big upsets and its all gone...

nice job up almost half your starting roll pal

[bubblebuttluv]

Bet however you like bubbles

That's all that matters

Only problem with the style is your profit doesn't mean much because one or 2 big upsets and its all gone...

nice job up almost half your starting roll pal

yeah, the 1 or 2 big upsets can hurt so I try real well to manage it like better lower units on big juice.

But, you never know how things will pan out.

I'm just glad the thread is up pretty nice percentage.

[bubblebuttluv]

Hey LKid, can you post the POTM video you made (like make it not private on youtube), for your boy? When I try to click on it in the thread below it says that the video is private.

http://forum.sbrforum.com/players-talk/2555994-banged-up-remake-july-potm-i-dont-give-fukk-vid.html

I want to e-mail it to my boy who did the camera work in my vids.

[Louisvillekid1]

Out right now I'll get it back up for you later in week

[bubblebuttluv]

Out right now I'll get it back up for you later in week

Preciate ya, bruh.

[bubblebuttluv]

I hope you guys all cashed with me on those Chennai Super Kings, fam. They won by 12 runs. We are now sitting at +10.208 units.

Bubbles knows those lightly bet (by Americans) European/Asian sports like cricket, darts, snooker, and rugby (I try to only bet rugby UNION, not rugby league...they are different).

I'll have some more plays for you during this cricket t20 tournament that is going on. We might not win them all, but I plan on us finishing up for the tourney and this first win is a great start.

[bubblebuttluv]

Putting some of that 0.5 units in winnings down on the 49ers tonight. The 49ers moneyline is currently at -172.

Betting 0.344 units to win 0.2.

[Russian Rocket]

Bubblez do another vid discussing your picks- those were fun

[bubblebuttluv]

Bubblez do another vid discussing your picks- those were fun

Still yet to get a camera, Rocket.

There will be more videos at some point.

[jjgold]

Bubbles is a solid capper

Wins consistently

Good man..I want to see a few vids from him

[Louisvillekid1]

I hope you guys all cashed with me on those Chennai Super Kings, fam. They won by 12 runs. We are now sitting at +10.208 units.

Bubbles knows those lightly bet (by Americans) European/Asian sports like cricket, darts, snooker, and rugby (I try to only bet rugby UNION, not rugby league...they are different).

How did you get into those?

Ready for another vid as well

[Jayvegas420]

5-0

[bubblebuttluv]

How did you get into those?

Ready for another vid as well

Well I've liked rugby for a while. Really for the other three sports I just saw the betting option on 5Dimes and just looked into them. I've been keeping up with these three sports for about 7 months now.

If it is something I care about, I learn a good bit about it pretty quickly. So I've learned a good bit about darts, cricket, and snooker.

I'll have another video at some point. I'm planning some big things for the next vid, that I just can't put into motion right now.

[bubblebuttluv]

5-0

Thanks, bruh.

[bubblebuttluv]

Great so our two 49ers moneyline bets hit so now we are at +11.408 units.

Unlike the other weeks, 5Dimes has actually posted the lines for The Rugby Championship a day early instead of the day of. The matches usually take place at about 6 or 9 AM on Saturday and 5Dimes usually doesn't post the line until 3 or 4 fukking AM that day so your boy has to stay up super late to get the bets in. Luckily this week they are posted now.

We are taking South Africa ml vs Australia at -540. We are betting 2.7 units to win 0.5

Also we are taking New Zealand -15 vs Argentina at -115. We are betting 0.23 units to win 0.2.

My boys are the South Africa Springboks and the heirarchy of International Rugby Union is basically New Zealand, South Africa, England or Australia in third, and then everyone else. But New Zealand and South Africa are a good bit better than the third place team and then everyone else.

The Rugby Championship matches are this Saturday (9/28/13).

[bubblebuttluv]

I've decided to post some info about darts, cricket, snooker, and rugby union so everyone will know more about the sports.

You know when bubbles is explaining these sports, he is not trying to sound obnoxious or anything so when you read the descriptions please don't take them that way. I'm just trying to inform the fam. It's late and I have spent about an hour or so doing the darts and cricket posts below so I will do the snooker and rugby union posts later today.

[bubblebuttluv]

First off let's talk about darts. The professional game of darts is the same game that we may have played in bars. You have your dart board where different zones are worth different values. On the board the outer "ring" is worth double the value that corresponds with the number on the board and the inner "ring" is worth three times the value. So say at 6 minutes and 51 seconds into the video below at the "20 section" of the board the red section below the number 20 is part of the outer ring (the ring goes around the board of course, and is alternating red and green sections) and since it is worth double the value it is worth 40 points. The inner ring (the red section below the black part that the dart is in at this moment in time of the video) is worth three times the value so it is worth 60 points. You throw 3 darts per turn so the maximum possible score you can get during a turn is 180 (3 darts in the inner ring of the 20 section). The small green ring around the bullseye is worth 25 points and the bullseye is worth 50 points. After you throw the 3 darts, your opponent goes and you take your turn until someone is at zero. At a certain point when your number gets low enough, you have to land the darts in certain zones to "checkout" and win the leg. A "leg" is like a set in tennis. During the match below they have to reach exactly 0 (you can’t go into a negative number) from starting at 501 in order to win a leg and they have to reach 10 legs first in order to win. The match below features Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen. I roll with Taylor. These two guys are the top 2 in the world and Taylor is the winningest player in terms of world titles. What I like the most about Darts is you can be a banged up fukk and kill it at this. In fact most of the pro players are overweight, tatted up, and I even saw one player who was missing an eye. Yeah, a pretty rough crowd. But, Taylor makes about a million a year (granted he is at the top of the sport and very few earn anywhere near this).

[bubblebuttluv]

Now let's move onto cricket. First off there are different forms of cricket and they are different based on the length of the match and the amount of “overs”. I like to think of an “over” as an inning in baseball. Now when a team is batting I have heard their whole batting segment referred to as their innings, but that is not really important. It is just easiest to think of each “over” as an inning. Ok, cricket is a sport between 2 teams. They start with a coin toss and whoever wins the toss decides if they want to “bat” or “bowl” first. Bowling is like fielding in baseball. The bowling team has a bowler who bowls the ball (the bowler goes up to their line (most people get a running start) and before crossing the line, throws the ball at the ground in front of the batter and it bounces off the ground and the batter takes a swing at it) to the batter and then all the other members of the bowling team stand around the “batting zone” (so to speak) and they try to catch the ball if it is hit. The cricket field is like a really big circle. There is the boundary (out of bounds zone) on the outermost part, then the fielders and in the middle of all this is the batting zone. There are three big terms to remember: overs (already talked about those), runs, and wickets. Think of wickets as an out. Each cricket team is made up of ten players so each team, when they are batting, gets ten wickets (outs). When a team is BATTING they have two players on the field. One player stands on one end of the batting zone and the other batter stands on the other end of the batting zone. We’ll call these two zones the north zone and the south zone. While both batters hold a bat, only one hits at a time. The bowler runs up to the south zone and “bowls” the ball to the batter at the north zone (yes the bowler runs past the batter standing in the south zone). At which point the batter swings and he either hits the ball or he misses. This leads us to wickets. Behind each batter, there are these sticks and on the top part of these sticks balanced in between them are little pieces of wood, also known as the “stumps”. If the ball is bowled to you and you swing and miss, these “stumps” are hit with the ball and the wood pieces in-between the sticks will fly up and that is a “wicket”. So basically it is one strike and you are OUT, but sometimes of course the ball may go past the "stumps" altogether. Now that is one way to get a wicket. I said before that on the bowling side there are team members playing in the field or outfield. If one of these guys catches a ball when it is in the air then that is a wicket. Also there is a fielder standing behind the “stumps” behind the batter, and he is known as the wicket keeper. Sometimes (not always) if a batter hits the ball and it flies up behind him and the wicket keeper catches it, it also counts as a wicket. Finally like at 11:48 in the video below, the ball can be hit back to the bowler who catches it and it may not count as a wicket. Wickets can be complicated. Again when you bat, your team gets 10 wickets (10 outs). Ok now for the third term, runs. When the batter hits the ball there are a few ways to score runs. First off, each one of the two batters run to the opposite side of the batting zone than the one they are standing on (the batter standing on the north zone runs to the south zone). Now the batters run at the same speed because they each have to reach their respective zone for a run to count. When they run to the opposite side, they have to touch their bat down at a point over the line. If the bowling team gets the ball up off the ground (not if they caught it in the air) they can throw it back at the “stumps” and if they hit the “stumps” before the batter that was running towards that group of “stumps” touches his bat down, than that batter is out. When a batter is out, he has to leave the field of play and then they will bring in the next batter to replace him so they will have two batters on the field at a time. Now of course if there have been 9 wickets already, then there will be only one batter out there. So after you hit the ball and you each run to the other side of the batting zone, that is one run (even if there are two batters, it only counts as one run). But, when you hit it you can run for as many runs as you safely think you can before the ball is thrown back. If you don’t hit a ball far enough and you don’t think you can get any runs, then you don’t have to run. Another way to score runs is if you hit the ball and it goes towards the boundary. If the ball is hit and it bounces on the ground and then runs into the boundary (the boundary is made up of a ring of padding) it counts as a FOUR (four runs), if the ball is hit and it stays in the air and it goes over the boundary (a good bit of the time it goes into the stands) it counts as a SIX (six runs). If you score a FOUR or a SIX, the batters do not have to physically run to score the runs. Think of a FOUR like a ground rule double (your hit gets you on base, you do not have to push for a double) and a SIX like a home run. Now the bowler never changes what side he throws too, so if batter A is bowled a ball, he hits it, and the team scores 1 run, Batter A now is standing beside the bowler and batter B bats until either he gets out or an odd number of runs (1 or 3 usually) is scored in which case batter A will be on the side once again that the ball is bowled too. Also, you can switch out who the bowler is (like relief pitchers) AND a bowler can bowl for a while, field for a while, then come back and bowl again. After all your overs are done or all 10 wickets take place, your team becomes the bowling team and the other team becomes the batting team. Even if you got out via a wicket, when you are the bowling team you all get to play in the field. Alright so that is how wickets and runs work. There are also fouls which can give you a free ball or a free run but that gets even more complicated. Now there are the different cricket formats, such as Test matches (these take place over like 4 days or something), One Day Internationals (ODI’s) and T20. On ODI’s you bat for 50 overs and since each over is comprised of 6 balls, you get 300 total balls bowled to your team (if you don’t all get out before then, of course), on T20 you bat for 20 overs so 120 balls, and on ODI’s and T20 you do all you batting at one time. On test cricket matches you get to bat more than once. So you bat, bowl, bat, bowl, etc. (unless you either win the toss and elect to bowl first or the other team wins the toss and they say you have to bowl first in which case it would go bowl, bat, bowl, bat, etc.). Each time you bat goes by the cricket term Innings. There is a lot that goes into cricket, but when you watch this video I think you will understand it a lot better and I hope I thoroughly explained it. Since there is six balls an over, the scorecard will read (for say the first over) 1-0 and 1.1 for the first ball, 1.2 for the second ball, etc. and the last ball will have it read 1.6 then the second over starts so it will read 2-0 and it will also say 2.1, then 2.2, etc. Also on the score card the 0 in for example 1-0 means the number of wickets taken or the number of people out. So if 4 people have gotten out it will say 1-4 or 2-4, or 3-4, etc. Remember the batting is done when the overs are finished or there has been 10 wickets made (all 10 batters are out). Finally, there is run rate. If you score 4 runs during the course of your 1^st over then your run rate (RR) is 4, if you have scored 12 runs over your first 3 overs (a very bad score) than your RR is still 4. If you bat second the Required RR is the RR you have to maintain per each over in order to win. Whew, I think that’s it. Like I said, THERE IS A LOT THAT GOES INTO CRICKET. Here is a video of a T20 match between Pakistan and Sri Lanka so you can see how it works.

[bubblebuttluv]

adding LSU +5.5 (buying points at 5Dimes) vs UGA at -134. We are already on UGA, but I don't think UGA will blow out LSU. Betting 0.804 units to win 0.6.

[5mike5]

GL this weekend bubbles

[bubblebuttluv]

GL this weekend bubbles

thanks, you too bruh.

You always great pples, 5mike5.

[bubblebuttluv]

Adding Chennai Super Kings to beat Brisbane Heat in cricket at -320. This is the biggest line favorite of the tourney so far, but that is because Chennai is playing like the top team in it IMO. Betting 0.64 units to win 0.2. Match is at 10:30 this morning.

[bubblebuttluv]

Oh yeah, about my descriptions of the sports of snooker and Rugby that I said I would post. I don't really know how to "explain" snooker. It is like pool in a way. I really just know who scores really well and who wins a lot. Below is a good snooker match and it features Ronnie O'Sullivan (one of if not the best snooker player ever) and Judd Trump (another great player).

Now for rugby, I will do a write-up later today since I'm about to go to sleep. Sorry for not posting the write-up earlier.
This rugby match is an international rugby union match between the fairly consistently top two teams: New Zealand (The All Blacks) and my boys South Africa (The Springboks). Remember Rugby can look like organized chaos, but if you like football I can almost promise you'll like Rugby too.

[jjgold]

Bubbles bets more sports than anyone I have ever seen

[bubblebuttluv]

My Springboks are running over Australia right now, live on channel 489 and 489-1 (for HD) on Directv.

[bubblebuttluv]

Winners on both the South Africa game and the Chennai Super Kings game. Now sitting at +12.108 units.

[bubblebuttluv]

While we are already on New Zealand for the spread today in rugby, we are also adding New Zealand moneyline at -1000. 2 units to win 0.2. The game starts at 6:45 PM today.

[bubblebuttluv]

We hit on both the UGA moneyline and the LSU +5.5.

We buried those fukkin cockroaches!

We're now sitting at +13.208 units.