Spencer Cornelia burying Fake Sports Betting Gurus

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  • Jayvegas420
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  • pokerdevil
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    Originally posted by jjgold
    yes I cannot figure the guy out, he plays poker for big money too
    If you game select well, and play a disciplined straightforward style, you can do well at poker without being the sharpest tool in the shed. Even in 2022 when poker is supposedly so hard and "solved". Tune out what the Twitter people are saying

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  • jjgold
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    Lol
    Gamblers losers

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  • juicername
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    Originally posted by GunShard
    There's a mastermind sports bettor that gives his picks out for free. All he wants is a good following on all of his social medias. I won't tell you who it is yet. Here are his plays for NFL Week 8. If these hit then I will let you know who he is.

    Ravens @ Bucs Over 45.5
    Cards -1.5
    Raiders -3.5
    Packers +3
    Patriots ml
    Colts ml
    Falcons ml

    Lol, ok Shart.

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  • GunShard
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    There's a mastermind sports bettor that gives his picks out for free. All he wants is a good following on all of his social medias. I won't tell you who it is yet. Here are his plays for NFL Week 8. If these hit then I will let you know who he is.

    Ravens @ Bucs Over 45.5
    Cards -1.5
    Raiders -3.5
    Packers +3
    Patriots ml
    Colts ml
    Falcons ml

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  • Jayvegas420
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    Don't worry coach, eventually they will run Spencer out of Vegas too

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  • pologq
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    Originally posted by jjgold
    The guy way smarter
    Has math backround
    Good verbally
    Way better looking
    but you are a better dancer

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  • jjgold
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    The guy way smarter
    Has math backround
    Good verbally
    Way better looking


    Originally posted by pologq
    spencer is like a young JJ with the bald/buzzed head

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  • eidolon
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    Originally posted by Cicadasinthe
    The first thing I would do, doing this, is put a video on the internet explaining the ins and outs, probably a good idea.

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  • pologq
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    spencer is like a young JJ with the bald/buzzed head

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  • Cicadasinthe
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    Originally posted by eidolon
    Interesting video. Seems more legit than any other video I've seen of a sports bettor.

    I do wonder how they have money in 30 accounts/phones to make the needed bet at the drop of a hat.
    How many different names are they using?
    The first thing I would do, doing this, is put a video on the internet explaining the ins and outs, probably a good idea.

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  • jjgold
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    Originally posted by eidolon
    Interesting video. Seems more legit than any other video I've seen of a sports bettor.

    I do wonder how they have money in 30 accounts/phones to make the needed bet at the drop of a hat.
    How many different names are they using?
    yes I cannot figure the guy out, he plays poker for big money too

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  • eidolon
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    Originally posted by Optional
    Great video here

    About a sharp sports betting operation in Colorado


    Interesting video. Seems more legit than any other video I've seen of a sports bettor.

    I do wonder how they have money in 30 accounts/phones to make the needed bet at the drop of a hat.
    How many different names are they using?

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  • Jayvegas420
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    he could be full of shit like most SBR Non Pros

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  • jjgold
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    Why is he banned every vegas casino?

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  • Jayvegas420
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    yeah coach but, is it inherited wealth like Vegas Dave or is it gambling income?

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  • jjgold
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    Mikkki an interesting character been looking at his interviews

    Hard to tell what he is all about but sure has money

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  • Jayvegas420
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    100 betpoints if you can tell me who Cody Covers posts as here

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  • Jayvegas420
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    how have you avoided being the focus of one of his videos Gold?

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  • jjgold
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    wow he got owned by the gambler

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  • Jayvegas420
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    I still don't know what to think of mikki
    he seems too stupid to be good at anything that requires critical thought.

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  • xKMACKx
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    Originally posted by KVB
    I'm surprised he had to actually get into a group in colorado to even know about EV or how a winner would operate. I don't really watch his videos busting guys because we all know they are scammers but it's odd that he is so knowledgeable about scammers without really knowing much about actual sportsbetting.

    In that respect, even Spencer Cornelia is a bit of a scammer.


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    I mean he got tricked by this guy, so yeah. If he knew anything about gambling there were questions he could have asked. There is a thread on another forum with Spencer getting called out over this and he joined apologizing saying he has a lot to learn.. Lol. You can search Two Plus Two and Mikki Mase.

    He just found the gambling niche that was getting clicks and ran with it.

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  • KVB
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    Originally posted by KVB
    ...In other words, if you understand the details that produced your EV then you can go to alternative markets and lines and props, etcs and slam correlated bets without showing the correlation.

    Bigger books actually like that broader action and they will be slower to manage you as a risk.
    Maaaan do I want to expand on this. Talk about video worthy.

    For those who may not quite pick up what I'm putting down here let me give an example.

    Say your playing the game in your head (or even playing it out via monte carlo simulation [another video worthy topic]) or just comparing the teams.

    What is your comparison made of? Say you conclude it's an UNDER 43 or higher points. Why did you get there? Is it that the teams have good defense? Is that you expect them to run a lot?

    Has anyone ever studied college teams, coaches, programs and seen how they often draft talent for the program, while some might build a program around the talent (thus changing some years).

    Point is, you have to think out of the box. Does anyone understand the effects of a team that loves to run on first down, and, in college, doesn't get a first down on that first run? Clock can seriously go down. That is a potentially deletable sentence in this post.

    So back to the original point. If you decide it's an UNDER because you expect a lot of running, then you can turn to running props for other bets.

    What if it's just defense you see as bringing the UNDER? Maybe hafltime bets. You have to look at the markets and have an idea of what a good offer is going to be. Believe me, there are plenty of bad offers, bad numbers, all around the world all the time. You need to be able to weed those out and get good numbers when you can.

    If you can line up the game bet with prop bets, halftime bets, etc, then if you are right, you can win even more than just the game bet alone. And like I said, books will treat you better longer if you bet into many markets, even if you win, than if you just specialize and slam them.

    Math can be used here and if you can notice the details in your inputs that are driving the current game results you can make decisions here that help you expand to other markets.

    Maaaaan, I could go on.

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  • pologq
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    agree. good point kvb.

    also good to put a face to the name.

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  • jjgold
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    KVB good point

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  • KVB
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    Originally posted by pologq
    his videos are awesome. so glad he did that on Shithead Dave.
    I'm surprised he had to actually get into a group in colorado to even know about EV or how a winner would operate. I don't really watch his videos busting guys because we all know they are scammers but it's odd that he is so knowledgeable about scammers without really knowing much about actual sportsbetting.

    In that respect, even Spencer Cornelia is a bit of a scammer.

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  • KVB
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    Originally posted by KVB
    ..
    So that guy above put his business together using mostly some of things I outline in the video above.

    He does not seem to be an originator and never even mentioned making his own numbers.

    There is a good chance, to some degree, they are making rating and numbers, because I know that it is important for increased success.

    I can probably make a sharper line than he can, but I think everyone should realize just how difficult it can be to sustain a business this way but understand that if you are motivated then you can get around a lot of risk management. That will not always be the case, the industry always evolves and tries to catch up with the innovators.

    Back to video, I will guess some of the strategies that the guy says he can't show will deal with +EV line use and how to magnify your +EV in the market by understanding what built your +EV.

    In other words, if you understand the details that produced your EV then you can go to alternative markets and lines and props, etcs and slam correlated bets without showing the correlation.

    Bigger books actually like that broader action and they will be slower to manage you as a risk.

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  • pologq
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    his videos are awesome. so glad he did that on Shithead Dave.

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  • KVB
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    I also like how he mentions some of the Vegas shops won't ban but "watch there numbers closely".

    That's why I keep saying about the rest of the country. We need a real bookmaker instead of these advertising corporations.

    If Prop 27 passes in California, our chance to make that happen will dwindle. The corporations wrote that Prop, and they know a sharp book is competition to them over the long haul.

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  • KVB
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    Notice how he talks about Colorado opening up and the big boom.

    I mention many times that we are in an unprecedented time. This is the realization of these times.

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  • KVB
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    Originally posted by Optional
    Great video here

    About a sharp sports betting operation in Colorado


    Kind of glad this video is out there.

    People could learn a little bit of this. They think that things that are possible and happening every day are not possible.

    But to those who are immersed, they know what's up. I hint at many of these things in a video I made but didn't think it was wise or allowed to give operational details at SBR so I didn't do a follow up video on that part of growing.

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  • ace7550
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    Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat
    Jay, that one was incredibly good. Props to that guy. Carving out an edge and applying it over and over, beautiful.
    That's worth watching. Lots to learn if you read between the lines.

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  • jjgold
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    jay legend!

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  • Jayvegas420
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  • BeatTheJerk
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    Originally posted by Jayvegas420
    I fuckin’ love him

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