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Diego Sanchez gives an interview for the ages ahead of fight vs. Michael Chiesa


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Vici Propeties CEO talks sports betting and real estate with Jim Cramer


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Buyer Beware: Sports Betting Touts In Era Of Widespread Legalization

https://sportshandle.com/buyer-beware-sports-betting-touts/

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WPT LAPC Champion Dennis Blieden Charged With Embezzling $22M

https://www.pocketfives.com/articles/wpt-lapc-champion-dennis-blieden-charged-with-embezzling-22m-625578/

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Pacquiao-Thurman Sports Betting Preview: Examining The Rare Fave-Dog Flip-Flop

https://www.njonlinegambling.com/pacquiao-thurman-boxing-sports-betting-preview/

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VSIN Weekly 17th - 23RD

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lk8FAixzd8gFutoBRMJ3LY5Bk7bxkHaH/view

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MLB RECORD IN SERIES OPENERS & FINALS

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Best F5 ERAs (Min 60 IP):

Ryu 1.99
Castillo 2.06
Montas 2.33

Scherzer 2.37
Soroka 2.64
Morton 2.69
Minor 2.73
Miley 2.75
S Gray 2.79

Worst F5 ERAs (Min 60 IP):

Freeland: 8.07
Sampson 6.29
Senzatela 6.17
Pomeranz 6.06
T Thornton 5.92
Wacha 5.90
Chacin 5.80
A Sanchez 5.77

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Preseason Playbook.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yLqyBZ8Hx5TQ6C7ZOwDSHsrKVQevTu5x/view

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VSIN Sports Weekly

https://drive.google.com/file/d/11uood2Ti6v55DJ-A1i-Ct93Fzx_0wUkW/view

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The Strike Zone, Starter Pitching Report

https://www.gamingtoday.com/img/userfiles/files/STRIKE_ZONE_8-5-19.pdf

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Gambling Today Aug 7th - 13th

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J3dOD95EZlmQGmbxeaMhSFksES0MNk63/view

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VSIN Weekly Aug 7th - 13th

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qkAIuQKnRkJIAPBxEWnQtFN7Biwj2c7r/view

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ALL IN: THE ROAD TO THE CLASSIC SEASON 2: EPISODE 1. BEST LAID PLANS

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Doesn't include last nights games.

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Behind The Counter: A College Football Day In The Life Of A Vegas Sportsbook

https://www.usbets.com/behind-scenes-vegas-sportsbook-south-point-vaccaro/

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The Breaders Cup Season 2 Episode 2

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Trainer Trends to help you finish strong at Belmont

October 15, 2019

By Noel Michaels

So here we are, it’s mid-October and we are still racing atBelmont Park. Usually this is not a surprise, but it is this year because themeet was supposed to end early and move to Aqueduct due to construction of anew NHL arena in the expansive Belmont parking area on the southeast corner ofthe property. NYRA recently announced, however, that the Belmont meet willcontinue as originally planned through its entirety at Belmont Park, meaningthat we have two full weeks (10 racing days) remaining before closing day on Sunday,October 30.
Seven months of New York racing lie ahead at Aqueduct, sowhat’s the rush to get there? Let’s stop and smell the roses (or whitecarnations, as the case may be) for the last two weeks of the Belmont fall meet.Top-notch racing and wagering still remains. Here’s a look at some top trainers,and some things handicappers may be able to expect from them the rest of theway.
The leading trainer in terms of wins at Belmont is ChadBrown, with 22 wins from 83 starters for 27% win and 63% ITM (all stats throughOctober 14). The leading trainers in terms of winning percentage are SteveAsmussen, who is six-for-14 for 43% win; and Jason Servis, 15-for-42 for 35%win. The top trio is lighting it up, with Servis matching Brown with a 63% ITM rate.
However, the average win payoff for the trio of Brown,Servis and Asmussen is less than $7. That places an importance upon knowing whento bet them if you want to win money.
Brown wins big on both turf (26%) and dirt (28%), but is much more effective in routes (29%) than sprints (only 19%), and turf sprints are a particular weakness for the otherwise juggernaut Brown barn. Servis is just the opposite. He wins a giant 41% in sprints, with a strong affinity for winning turf sprints, but only 21% of his routes. That’s still a lot, but not compared to the sprint winning percentage, especially when you consider his average win payoff is $6. Asmussen has been an equal-opportunity winner, with victories for maidens, allowance, and stakes horses, both turf and dirt, route and sprint. Basically if Asmussen is starting a horse at this meet, he means business with one caveat…his winners average just a $6 mutuel.
One must go beyond the top trainers to make money betting.The next one on the list, Todd Pletcher, is another trainer that is difficultto make money betting because his average win price at the meet has been $5.70.Pletcher has 12 wins from 56 starters for 21% winners, which is low for him.Surprisingly, Pletcher’s two-year-old have been awful with just one win from 24starters. His best categories at the current meet might surprise you. Pletcherhas been winning with three-year-olds, eight-for-19 at the meet for 42% win. Sprintsare also solid, scoring with five-of-17 starters for 29% win. If you take outPletcher’s putrid turf sprinters, the win percentage is even better for dirtsprints.
Christophe Clement is only other trainer currently surpassing10 wins at the Belmont meet, with 10 wins from 50 starters (20%). Notsurprisingly, eight have come on the grass, but the win percentage is surprisinglythe same for both surfaces. Clement is winning 27% of his routes, and while hehas been quieter than usual in the turf sprint category, which usually is astrength for him, note that his ITM percentage in those races is stillextraordinarily high at 70%.
Those who followed Saratoga may remember Danny Gargan beingon fire and that has more or less continued into the current Belmont meet. He’swon seven-of-23 starts for 30% win, and is a great bet still because hisaverage win payoff has been $9.70. On the opposite side of the Saratoga ledger,George Weaver had a nightmare season upstate. He has turned things around atBelmont this fall, posting a four-for-19 record for 21% win.
A sneaky trainer to bet now without hesitation is RaymondHandal, who had a great Belmont spring/summer meet and has followed it up witha five-for-26 (19%) record this season. Handal is a lower-profile barn thatpeople have not yet caught on to, as evidenced by his average win payoff of astaggering $19.50. Other low-profiletrainers to bet include Jorge Abreu, who is five-for-23 (22%) with an averagewin payoff of $16.60; and Mertkan Kantarmaci, who is five-for-25 (20%) with a $16.20average win payout.
Leading trainers to avoid at the meet in certaincircumstances include Bill Mott, Brad Cox, and David Donk, who have six winscombined but are all winless on dirt this meet. Mott has gone zero-for-16, Coxzero-for-6, and Donk zero-for-9. That’s a lot of burnt money. On the turf, RudyRodriguez has been a money-losing disaster with a record of one-for-18, and MarkHennig has not been much better at two-for-18. The real negative surprise inthe turf category, however, is Linda Rice, who normally is the queen of theturf sprints in New York and wins plenty of other turf races too. This season hasbeen disappointing with a one-for-18 turf record.

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VSIN POINT SPREAD WEEKLY OCT.16TH-23RD

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DdKOHA0BIusjiYVy0ryLLxWmbMzCEikk/view

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NBA Opening Night games

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

5:05 pm PT - TNT
Pelicans 232.5
Raptors -7.5

7:35 pm PT - TNT
Lakers 226.5
Clippers -1

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The Ten Commandments of Gambling

Introduction

1. Thou shalt not cheat
   
   No explanation necessary.
   
2. Thou shalt honor thy gambling debts
   
   A true gentleman honors his debts, especially gambling debts. When making a bet with another person you are putting your honor on the line. If you lose, you pay. No excuses!
   
3. Thou shalt expect to lose
   
   The Las Vegas Strip was not built by winners. Even with good rules and strategy the odds are still usually in the casino’s favor. So don’t get mad if you lose. Think of it as the price you pay for entertainment.
   
4. Thou shalt trust the odds, not hunches
   
   If you want to maximize your odds then believe in mathematically proven strategies, not hunches. If hunches are so great why are there so many psychics working the Boardwalk in Atlantic City as opposed to playing?
   
5. Thou shalt not over-bet thy bankroll
   
   Before you gamble determine what you can safely afford to gamble with - as entertainment money. Stick to your limits and don’t gamble with money you need for necessities.
   
6. Thou shalt not believe in betting systems
   
   For every one legitimate gambling writer there are a hundred charlatans trying to sell worthless betting systems promising an easy way to beat the casinos. I know it sounds like a cliché, but if it sounds too good to be true it probably is.
   
7. Thou shalt not hedge thy bets
   
   Hedge bets usually carry a high house edge. For example, never take insurance in blackjack and never bet the any craps or any seven in craps. Exceptions can be made for insuring life changing amounts of money.
   
8. Thou shalt covet good rules
   
   Rules vary from casino to casino. To improve your odds know good rules from bad and then seek out the best rules possible.
   
9. Thou shalt not make side bets
   
   Side bets are sucker bets. Period.
   
10. Thou shalt have good gambling etiquette
    
    Gambling is a lot more fun when people are polite and respect each other. It is also good etiquette to tip for good service.

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noone replies but dont want to clog it up

keep up the good work chief

thanks for this

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keep up the good work chief

thanks for this

Thanks for your comments here and elsewhere Rudy