Ontario People - Hammer this Pro-Line Parlay

minet123 · 06-14-10, 06:18 PM

Free Loonies

sickler · 06-14-10, 06:43 PM

Should have grabbed Ivory Coast when it was paying 4.9

I have live tickets with that number. Proline lowered it to 4.0 a couple days later....

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 06:51 PM

sickler, you mean this one?

Sickler we are sharper than you think. 4.0 is still a good number.

betplom · 06-14-10, 06:53 PM

Ivory Coast to beat the pork chops?

I don't think I can play that.

PS: Mathdotcom - that ticket you posted is no longer valid, I claimed it as lost and since I provided the lottery corp with the correct ticket number and accurately described the wagers they will be sending me my $100 refund.

Mathy, get fukked, pal.

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 07:03 PM

plommer maybe you are as dumb as you look

and yes it is an old ticket to show sickler that nothing gets past mathdotcom

sickler · 06-14-10, 07:04 PM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

sickler, you mean this one?

Sickler we are sharper than you think. 4.0 is still a good number.

Yeah, I had some with Uruguay as well. As we know they didn't win. I'm down to two live tics @ 4.9

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 07:09 PM

sickler I only noticed the lines at 11PM that night (thurs?), and ran my ass off trying to find a store that didnt close their terminal at 11pm. Finally found a shithole discount store in the ghetto, but the ticket I wanted was rejected (limited liability), and then had to switch up the others as it wasn't taking the same ticket twice.

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 07:10 PM

sickler have you ever redeemed a winner for over 1k?

rfr3sh · 06-14-10, 07:16 PM

hmm I forgot proline had the wc
****ing hate proline but i might make a few tickets for some $$

sickler · 06-14-10, 07:33 PM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

sickler have you ever redeemed a winner for over 1k?

I never play to win over $990, which is the max they'll pay out at select retailers (Canadian Tire to name one).

With your posted ticket I'd split it into 3 $30 ticks.

Pools are different of course. Never know what you might win.

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 07:41 PM

sickler - I am not far from the main prize office, so it wouldn't have been a problem.

The problem was I had many such tickets - I am lucky they did not win.

They would probably redeem multiple ones at the main office anyways, though I wouldn't do two at the same time. If they are square enough to post those numbers, they are probably square not to have a built in check for multiple wins by same ID per day.

sickler · 06-14-10, 07:54 PM

Mathy, that's right you live over there. I'd have to drive all the way over there with big winners or send the tickets to them (not comfy with that)...

Yeah, I wouldn't cash a shitload of big winners at once, but even $50 K isn't much to them. OLG is big business...

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 08:28 PM

Should definitely be called Square-Line.

sickler we should form an Ontario-wide syndicate and bankrupt these fukks

rfr3sh · 06-14-10, 10:00 PM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

Should definitely be called Square-Line. sickler we should form an Ontario-wide syndicate and bankrupt these fukks

I am in !
i got the GTA WEST!

mathdotcom · 06-14-10, 10:20 PM

plommer's got whatever part has the broads with the hairiest snatches
buzzy has hamilton
fiveteamer has gay town

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 11:14 AM

Originally posted by sickler

I never play to win over $990, which is the max they'll pay out at select retailers (Canadian Tire to name one).

With your posted ticket I'd split it into 3 $30 ticks.

Pools are different of course. Never know what you might win.

sickler - Canadian tire doesn't deal with OLG, do they?

sickler · 07-28-10, 11:19 AM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

sickler - Canadian tire doesn't deal with OLG, do they?

The one closest to where I live does. They will pay out up to $999 on a single winning ticket.

biggie12 · 07-28-10, 11:58 AM

$999?? i thought the most you can win is $500 and then either have to take it to woodbine or downtown olgc?

Mathdotcom your better then Pro-line now Come On

biggie12 · 07-28-10, 11:59 AM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

Should definitely be called Square-Line.

sickler we should form an Ontario-wide syndicate and bankrupt these fukks

I always thought you were smarter then this

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 02:12 PM

biggie I am going to have a big Pro-Line post in a couple weeks and you will eat those words

Weird that a Canadian Tire somewhere else offers OLG. The downtown Canadian Tire doesn't.

Biggie, you can bet up to 6 bets on a single parlay ticket at whatever odds they're offering. I'm sure if you bet the 6 biggest dogs on the board today and bet $100 on the ticket, it would pay $30k. During World Cup, there were enough big dogs that this figure would probably be $50-$60k.

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 02:15 PM

Correct that.... today you could have a ticket paying $96,000.

Tickets under $1000 can be redeemed anywhere [provided they have the funds]. Over $1,000 you need to mail it to OLG, go to a casino, or to the main prize centre (which is always full of screaming asians cashing in their big Keno winners - asians are the biggest squares on the planet).

rfr3sh · 07-28-10, 02:24 PM

mathy you making any tickets today

a lot of the totals dont move during the day when they do online, havent really tested this out have you used this tactic at all

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 02:29 PM

ricky

pro-line lines NEVER move

rfr3sh · 07-28-10, 02:32 PM

NYM WIN BY 01 PTS.
ODDS 1.75
37 BBL STL @ NYM
2010-07-28

UNDER 8.5 TOTAL PTS.
ODDS 1.50
30 BBL ATL @ WAS
2010-07-28

UNDER 9.5 TOTAL PTS.
ODDS 1.60
32 BBL NYY @ CLE
2010-07-28

UNDER 8.5 TOTAL PTS.
ODDS 1.55
40 BBL SEA @ CWS
2010-07-28

All 4 correct pays WAGER $100 X ODDS 6.51 =PAYS $651.00

might leave of whitesox under

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 02:34 PM

ricky those bets are as square as they come

rfr3sh · 07-28-10, 02:58 PM

mathy I know but compare the proline totals to pinnys
mathy i value your input what do you think of the O's today at the price at pinny vs brad mills

sickler · 07-28-10, 03:03 PM

Originally posted by biggie12

$999?? i thought the most you can win is $500 and then either have to take it to woodbine or downtown olgc?

Mathdotcom your better then Pro-line now Come On

Maybe for the other lotteries the limit is $500 but for Sports Select (Proline, pointspread, Pro Picks) select retailers can pay up to $999 each winning ticket.

Originally posted by mathdotcom

Weird that a Canadian Tire somewhere else offers OLG. The downtown Canadian Tire doesn't.

There's a lottery booth inside this Canadian Tire.

Originally posted by mathdotcom

Correct that.... today you could have a ticket paying $96,000.

Tickets under $1000 can be redeemed anywhere [provided they have the funds]. Over $1,000 you need to mail it to OLG, go to a casino, or to the main prize centre (which is always full of screaming asians cashing in their big Keno winners - asians are the biggest squares on the planet).

No, only select retailers can cash up to $999.

Most retailers are only authorized to pay up to $300 for a winning Sports Select ticket. Unless this has changed recently and all are authorized to redeem under $1000

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 03:17 PM

sickler,

A few places have told me they are limited to $300. One convenience store owner told me that, and a Rabba Fine Foods.
Most of the convenience store owners are willing to cash the tickets (I have tickets that range from 700 to 850), but just don't have the cash on hand. Some tell me to come back on a Friday afternoon, etc.

What I've discovered is the convenience stores located around Bay St and Eaton Centre all have a lot of cash on hand - and all have paid the tickets.

sickler · 07-28-10, 03:59 PM

Mathy, gas stations are the worst to cash tickets. They do cash drops into the friggin' safe a few times every hour. Sometimes they don't even have a hundred bucks on hand! I cash them where I know there's money and if the cashier doesn't have it in the till, they pick up the phone and contact their supervisor who has access to wads of money upstairs. Loblaws, Loeb, Independent Grocer, Canadian Tire.

I just looked at the back of a proline ticket and there's no mention of redeeming up to $300 like there used to be so maybe it has changed and all are authorized to redeem under $1000 if they have the cash and want to do it. It's in their best interest to cash these tickets because they receive a cut of it, just as the place where the winning ticket was purchased receives a cut. Small cut but a cut nonetheless.

SaviorTebow · 07-28-10, 04:13 PM

I lost my gambling virginity to Pro-Line...shitty odds but it's addicting for sure

biggie12 · 07-28-10, 05:52 PM

Originally posted by mathdotcom

biggie I am going to have a big Pro-Line post in a couple weeks and you will eat those words

Weird that a Canadian Tire somewhere else offers OLG. The downtown Canadian Tire doesn't.

Biggie, you can bet up to 6 bets on a single parlay ticket at whatever odds they're offering. I'm sure if you bet the 6 biggest dogs on the board today and bet $100 on the ticket, it would pay $30k. During World Cup, there were enough big dogs that this figure would probably be $50-$60k.

mathy i cant wait to see if you can surprise me with a Pro-line post but we will see.

Sure you can find 6 dogs that will pay 30k, those 6 dogs online would probably pay you 42k+

It is very hard to find good value in proline but maybe you can show me otherwise.

mathdotcom · 07-28-10, 07:23 PM

Originally posted by sickler

Mathy, gas stations are the worst to cash tickets. They do cash drops into the friggin' safe a few times every hour. Sometimes they don't even have a hundred bucks on hand! I cash them where I know there's money and if the cashier doesn't have it in the till, they pick up the phone and contact their supervisor who has access to wads of money upstairs. Loblaws, Loeb, Independent Grocer, Canadian Tire.

I just looked at the back of a proline ticket and there's no mention of redeeming up to $300 like there used to be so maybe it has changed and all are authorized to redeem under $1000 if they have the cash and want to do it. It's in their best interest to cash these tickets because they receive a cut of it, just as the place where the winning ticket was purchased receives a cut. Small cut but a cut nonetheless.

I buy tickets at gas stations but never cash them there - have never tried for the above reason.

By convenience stores I meant exactly that, just convenience stores. I am downtown and not in the suburbs so these convenience stores are on every corner embedded into buildings. I imagine if you're in the suburbs then most convenience stores are attached to gas stations.