Originally Posted by thetrinity
it was your caveat (but mostly rural and low income) pokernut & Sammy took exception
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12-20-12 07:13 PM #36
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12-20-12 07:18 PM #37
income by state as of 2010 Originally Posted by Sam Odom
46 alabama
47 kentucky
48 arkansas
49 west virginia
50 mississippi
just stating the facts guys sorry, doesnt mean everyones broke i know, and it doesnt mean you are either.
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12-20-12 07:26 PM #38
Originally Posted by pokernut9999
lead poisoning is a problem in Pittsburgh
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12-20-12 07:35 PM #39
news to me if it is, why the hell do you guys care anyways? Originally Posted by Sam Odom
same with this rooting for the sec crap.
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12-20-12 07:38 PM #40
one of the symptoms Originally Posted by thetrinity
just stating the facts guy sorry, doesnt mean everyones has lead posioning i know, and it doesnt mean you have it either
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12-20-12 07:39 PM #41
“There are 109,000 kids in Allegheny County that fall in this age group (we’re talking zero to six years of age); and we estimate that seven percent of them are at risk for lead poisoning with blood levels that may be higher than nine micrograms per deciliter of blood. This translates roughly into 7,600 kids.”
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12-20-12 07:43 PM #42
A good book never loses over the long haul.
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12-20-12 07:48 PM #43
i dont live in allegheny county. i live in a neighboring county. Originally Posted by Sam Odom
you liked the south so much you left it for california
the area i live in is quite poor actually anyways, i like it better that way since a little bit of cash goes a long way unlike some big metropolis.
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12-20-12 07:48 PM #44
SBR John, Originally Posted by SBR_John
I have a feeling that your January is personally going to be pretty bad..very strong feeling i have, in fact id bet on it..but nothing to do with which teams cover the spread.
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12-20-12 07:52 PM #45
Originally Posted by thetrinity
been in Cali longer than 'the south' but was born and schooled there - Sammy respects SEC Football as should every sports fan
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12-20-12 11:03 PM #46
I think later in the year this year the players have done well and early with all them dogs winning in the NFL the books did really good. I think overall the books made a profit this season though so far that is. I don't know what to expect out of the playoffs though.
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12-20-12 11:05 PM #47
Bunch of degens worrying about the profitability of the books. That's rich.
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12-20-12 11:38 PM #48
Just about all of my square friends are killing it this season.......And my local who books them all is constantly sending out lines to us even when he doesn't have to every day (We usually just have to check Bovada)......Makes me believe he is trying to get us/"remind" us to start betting more because he got crushed this season and is trying to win some back
One of my friends works with the local directly and recruits players and he confirmed that the local is getting hit hard this football season
And btw, when I lived down South bookies took more and bigger action (especially on college football) than I see here in NJ.....
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12-21-12 12:17 AM #49
If I ran a book, my #1 marketing goal would be to convince customers that the squares were killing it.
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