Who gives the best gambling advice?...

[Panic]

Alot of posters with alot of knowledge. But when all is said and done, who gives the best advice? I'll throw out a few names to choose from, but if you have a different one, I didnt mention, please name him. Here we go:

JJ Gold
Nicky
Gaunch
LT Profits
Don Juan
Durito


Who's the best?

[RealSlimShady]

Justin.........

[RogueJuror]

Ganchy

[gummo]

Gamblin Granny

[Panic]

I'm going with Nicky. The guy knows all. He has been around the block so many times...he now owns the block. He is trying to educate posters here and the words he speaks are always true. He is the one that will tell you how it is and it will be fact. No lie.

[accuscoresucks]

wow unreal im a pro and get no mention and have been making you guys money


i also hear no mention for robzilla

[Panic]

wow unreal im a pro and get no mention and have been making you guys money


i also hear no mention for robzilla

accuscore- its early. lol. relax. We're just getting started.

[pat venditto]

Durito

[accuscoresucks]

accuscore- its early. lol. relax. We're just getting started.

i have a date with my pillow FLUFFY

[BuddyBear]

The last 4 are really good choices....

[onthewhat]

Justin7 is the sharpest guy on SBR no doubt

[EaglesPhan36]

The ones who give the best advice are the ones who either just post their picks and shut up or don't picks often, but do it with some nice write ups. Touts are gay.

[mr. leisure]

fishead

[rjt721]

Obviously it's Ganchrow.

How did JJ and Nicky get on that list?

[Panic]

Obviously it's Ganchrow.

How did JJ and Nicky get on that list?

Do you think Nicky and Jj have been in this game for so long because they lose? We have seen Nicky threads, about him getting fvcked for 18k at one book or another, that dont want to pay him when he wins...and he's not blowing smoke. The mods can verify that. He makes money and knows what hes doing.

[durito]

ganch
justin
rickysteve


jj

[Panic]

durito, who is rickysteve? I have not heard of him and where can I see his posts?

[donjuan]

Ganchrow

[Panic]

Ganch is getting all the respect.

[daggerkobe]

Everyone...... except cloak.

[SBR Lou]

Ganch is the best with numbers no doubt, but he doesn't speak my language most of the time. I feel like I need to learn advanced psychics to hold a convo with him, sharp cat.

The other guys are great too and LT Profits is a very helpful, knowledgeable guy himself.

[Panic]

Very good point Crazyl. Without a doubt, he is great with numbers. But all mathmatical cant be the key...can it? There are so many more aspects to it, I just cant see it breaking down to a formula, when all is said and done.

[rjt721]

Very good point Crazyl. Without a doubt, he is great with numbers. But all mathmatical cant be the key...can it? There are so many more aspects to it, I just cant see it breaking down to a formula, when all is said and done.

Yes.

It's not Ganch's fault some (most?) on here aren't intelligent enough to fully grasp what he's saying.

[durito]

advantage sports betting is primarily a numbers game

[Panic]

RJT- while your statement is purely speculative, it doesnt matter whether true or false in the end. Why make a statement like that? No need to put posters down.

[SlickFazzer]

Nicky, JJ, Poetwarrior for "life of the industry" type things.

Ganch and Justin for "analytical" aspects.

You can learn a bit from everyone on this board if you just listen.

[donjuan]

Very good point Crazyl. Without a doubt, he is great with numbers. But all mathmatical cant be the key...can it?

For baseball, that's really all it is. For other sports, it might not have to be all math but it primarily is.

[rjt721]

RJT- while your statement is purely speculative, it doesnt matter whether true or false in the end. Why make a statement like that? No need to put posters down.

Didn't put anyone down. Stop being so sensitive.

[Panic]

For baseball, that's really all it is. For other sports, it might not have to be all math but it primarily is.

See, Don, that is what i am truly baffled about. I am not disagreeing, but trying to learn. There are so many physical variables to betting that it is hard to fathom it can be broken down by a formula solution. Basically, numbers v. human traits.

[Panic]

Didn't put anyone down. Stop being so sensitive.

Okay. just thought you were saying most on here arent intelligent. Well, you are right in my case. But, thats beside the point.

[SBR Lou]

I think there are other variables beyond the grasp of mathematics, but for numbers guys thats incomprehensible just because its like telling religious people something about science. There's more than one way to skin a cat.

[donjuan]

See, Don, that is what i am truly baffled about. I am not disagreeing, but trying to learn. There are so many physical variables to betting that it is hard to fathom it can be broken down by a formula solution. Basically, numbers v. human traits.

Given that edges in sports betting are fairly small (excluding low limit bets like props), how do you plan to determine that a +155 underdog in baseball really has a fair value of +150 or +145 by anything other than math?

[BadNina]

I have to vote for Nicky cause I am biased.

[durito]

I think there are other variables beyond the grasp of mathematics, but for numbers guys thats incomprehensible just because its like telling religious people something about science. There's more than one way to skin a cat.

There are a ton of variables that certainly help to determine sporting events that cannot be quantified (much like many things in life).

Those are variables I am not concerned with as there is no way I know of to try and predict them.

[Panic]

There are a ton of variables that certainly help to determine sporting events that cannot be quantified (much like many things in life).

Those are variables I am not concerned with as there is no way I know of to try and predict them.

That was close to the point i was making. I was just wondering how certain aspects fit into the mathmatical part of it.