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Man Olive Garden decent at best
Best Italian is made at home,seasoned with
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This over is creepin’Comment -
Dude, if the over was to fukk Brick and Hubie
Would be bullshit. 99.9% of teams
run the clock here and under is safe as
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You on the over Jerky ?Comment -
Ok good. I'm cheering on their underComment -
Little sleezinart is finally here.
LaterComment -
How dumb and uncoordinated can you be
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Damn NFL trademarked vids won’t even let you embed videos to sites anymore
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need cali still
(AP) — A judge on Monday evening refused to block a new Arizona law allowing sports gambling to be run by professional sports teams in a decision that will allow the major gambling expansion start as planned later this week.
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California doesn't have the loophole in the Tribal gambling laws that Zona had.
Zona tribes were given power over the types of gambling that occurs in their casinos, and they could expand without public voting.
In California, the tribes have jurisdiction over all the gambling, including sports and they have the influence and power to kill any bill before it comes to the floor for a vote.
CA a long way off still, until it isn't. Tribes don't get to deal the Vegas lines though, they are not their lines to deal. They can'tbecome corner bookies, they are not dialed in.Comment -
Informative
Here in Connecticut the tribes have a stranglehold on all things gambling in the state brick and mortar and online.
(Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun)
Just last month they gave all the DFS sites the boot, and that includes the high and might Yahoo (excluding DK and FD of course) because they are in 'bed with each other)
The tribes have as much power here as the state government does.Comment -
A few early leans and I'll emphasis leans.
o. I like the South Carolina MoneyLine at +105.
o. Trying to figure out the Iowa/Iowa State game. Initially liked State, but starting to come back to Iowa. I _think_ public money will push this towards Iowa, but not sure. Iowa had a very deceiving win on Saturday vs Indiana and ISU "struggled" with Northern Iowa in week 1. ISU normally struggles early in the season and the Iowa offense was not very good vs Indiana, despite the scoreboard.
o. I'm Keeping an eye on Notre Dame, currently -16.5.
o. Watching Buffalo, if you can catch them at 14 or higher, I kind of like that
o. Keeping an eye on Arkansas vs Texas, if it gets to 7 or higher where I'm at I like Arkansas.
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Thanks for the insights. Not following the last part. I thought that AZ tribes and places in other states partner with companies like Caesars, Draftkings, etc who set the lines. Why can't the CA tribes just partner with companies who are already dialed in and dealing Vegas lines? I guess I am clueless how it all works, who takes on the risk, how is the money shared, where the lines comes from, how to win at sports betting, etc.
Need to do more research about the industry, trying to go pro
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Partnering would mean they are dialed in, lol.
What I'm saying is they aren't dialed in, nobody is here but change is always lurking.
You can't stand on the corner with a big yellom M and sell a Mcdonald's hamburger without permission. Why? Because it's a system that works, it makes money nearly anywhere in the world with only nominal differences between locations. You have to pay for and be dialed into that system to legally work it.
Same goes for the corner bookie. You can't take the originators lines and start selling them on the corner, it's illegal (to be thorough, you can't sell any lines) Why? For the same exact reason I mention in the last paragraph.
True, that landscape is changing through partnerships, but it is what it is and CA tribes, who pinched out poker, have historically resisted giving sports betting a chance, even with the wave of acceptance that we are in now.
I actually don't know much about any latest push from sportsbetting in the state, but I'm sure someone is working on something in the legislature. They always are.
This was cool, a lot of different instruments here...
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MLB and MLB only to bet on kind of sucks
Going over some lineup cards, recent stats on players in
the lineups. Percentages against scheduled
pitcher and so forth .... it's all just so blah
As someone keen to finding actual edges
It's hardly there betting MLB .
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And I'm not even in the negative on MLB
bets .... and still know what I said above
to be true . I'd say MLB the worst to find edge
Then NBA . I'd put Tennis ahead of both
MLB and NBA as far as finding a realistic
edge and knowing what to look at being
actually able to help you , instead of just
a flip of a coin type mentality.
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Partnering would mean they are dialed in, lol.
What I'm saying is they aren't dialed in, nobody is here but change is always lurking.
You can't stand on the corner with a big yellom M and sell a Mcdonald's hamburger without permission. Why? Because it's a system that works, it makes money nearly anywhere in the world with only nominal differences between locations. You have to pay for and be dialed into that system to legally work it.
Same goes for the corner bookie. You can't take the originators lines and start selling them on the corner, it's illegal (to be thorough, you can't sell any lines) Why? For the same exact reason I mention in the last paragraph.
True, that landscape is changing through partnerships, but it is what it is and CA tribes, who pinched out poker, have historically resisted giving sports betting a chance, even with the wave of acceptance that we are in now.
I actually don't know much about any latest push from sportsbetting in the state, but I'm sure someone is working on something in the legislature. They always are.
This was cool, a lot of different instruments here...
I think I understand, the tribes can't just google the Vegas lines and deal them like joe schmoe at the local tavern. Originators' have ownership over their lines in legal gambling markets and wouldn't just give away their lines for free probably.
What if those are just actors pretending to play instruments for the video recording?Comment
