Fly Me #3 "The Resurrection" Sports Talk,Good Tunes,Great Times, Anything Goes

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-12-17, 06:07 PM

Cards line over cubs opened at -123 .....now its at -140
Shoulda jumped on it sooner

**PerfectGrape** · 05-12-17, 06:14 PM

was thinking about taking them myself, thinking butlers gonna get pounded. can't go against the cubs though so took the over

**DiggityDaggityDo** · 05-12-17, 06:15 PM

**PerfectGrape** · 05-12-17, 06:15 PM

whats the best free odds data source to scrape

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-12-17, 07:03 PM

Cardinals -142

Go big or go home

**PerfectGrape** · 05-12-17, 07:17 PM

footage of AAA butler looked sharp, don't be surprised if he has a good outing

**PerfectGrape** · 05-12-17, 08:03 PM

nice homer by contreras

**KVB** · 05-12-17, 08:06 PM

Originally posted by PerfectGrape

whats the best free odds data source to scrape

Are you compiling a database? Trying to put it into Excel or your own interface? Want to build an interface? I do.

Anyway, I'm not sure of your goal, but SBR Odds is good.

In my opinion, in this business, the only way to do things is to do them yourself.

Take every book you have access to, directly take the odds from them, you're logged in account if possible, then have them feed into your own interface or your own Excel interface.

Then you know what you get, where, and when.

Maybe take from SBR, then try with some books you have, and see the difference.

SBR is actually a pretty solid free source for a quick update on odds, the problem is that books don't always update to SBR. Some are hours behind before sending updates. Some only update during busy or "peak" hours.

If you just want openers and closers, be consistent in what ever you use, but I have found a decent source for the most important of the two, and it has always, with the exception of obvious mistakes, been a solid opening line source.

I'm old school. Bottom line, some info I take off the net by hand into a spiral notebook, then put it back into the computer for further digestion.

The notebook is what I'd like to turn into an interface with the info just getting filled in each day. Would save a lot of leg work.

I hired a girl, but she quit...

**KVB** · 05-12-17, 08:12 PM

Wizards bricking dunks, those fukks. I have them to win live.

Ho made...uhh, I mean Homemade Pizza's ready...

**KVB** · 05-12-17, 09:09 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Wizards bricking dunks, those fukks. I have them to win live....

Been taking them all third quarter everywhere, fukkers better pull it out. They'd better not Clipper me here.

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-12-17, 09:22 PM

Cards dont come back that will be 3 losses in my last 4 bets

**KVB** · 05-12-17, 09:51 PM

Originally posted by Fidel_CashFlow

Cards dont come back that will be 3 losses in my last 4 bets

You had a nice little run right before that though.

**KVB** · 05-12-17, 09:53 PM

**PerfectGrape** · 05-12-17, 10:21 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Are you compiling a database? Trying to put it into Excel or your own interface? Want to build an interface? I do.

Anyway, I'm not sure of your goal, but SBR Odds is good.

In my opinion, in this business, the only way to do things is to do them yourself.

Take every book you have access to, directly take the odds from them, you're logged in account if possible, then have them feed into your own interface or your own Excel interface.

Then you know what you get, where, and when.

Maybe take from SBR, then try with some books you have, and see the difference.

SBR is actually a pretty solid free source for a quick update on odds, the problem is that books don't always update to SBR. Some are hours behind before sending updates. Some only update during busy or "peak" hours.

If you just want openers and closers, be consistent in what ever you use, but I have found a decent source for the most important of the two, and it has always, with the exception of obvious mistakes, been a solid opening line source.

I'm old school. Bottom line, some info I take off the net by hand into a spiral notebook, then put it back into the computer for further digestion.

The notebook is what I'd like to turn into an interface with the info just getting filled in each day. Would save a lot of leg work.

I hired a girl, but she quit...

excel? notebook? are you running windows 95 too?

**PerfectGrape** · 05-12-17, 10:23 PM

**PerfectGrape** · 05-13-17, 10:35 AM

Originally posted by KVB

Are you compiling a database? Trying to put it into Excel or your own interface? Want to build an interface? I do.

Anyway, I'm not sure of your goal, but SBR Odds is good.

In my opinion, in this business, the only way to do things is to do them yourself.

Take every book you have access to, directly take the odds from them, you're logged in account if possible, then have them feed into your own interface or your own Excel interface.

Then you know what you get, where, and when.

Maybe take from SBR, then try with some books you have, and see the difference.

SBR is actually a pretty solid free source for a quick update on odds, the problem is that books don't always update to SBR. Some are hours behind before sending updates. Some only update during busy or "peak" hours.

If you just want openers and closers, be consistent in what ever you use, but I have found a decent source for the most important of the two, and it has always, with the exception of obvious mistakes, been a solid opening line source.

I'm old school. Bottom line, some info I take off the net by hand into a spiral notebook, then put it back into the computer for further digestion.

The notebook is what I'd like to turn into an interface with the info just getting filled in each day. Would save a lot of leg work.

I hired a girl, but she quit...

My program scrapes box scores for player/team stats and inserts into MySQL database. The program can be configured to launch automatically every morning to scrape yesterday's games or it can be run manually over multiple date ranges to scrape past seasons. I also output all the data as a CSV (comma separated values) text file so I can import it into other databases or excel if I need to later. Once the box score data is in the database, I can derive tables for season stats, advanced stats, splits, etc. Then a website reads from my schedule table to see who's playing and displays individual game matchups in a format I like.

I also wrote a scraper to log onto book, collect lines, place bets if conditions were met. I'm afraid they will detect my robot and ban me, need to do more research. I would definitely not want to be logging in around the clock scraping lines, they would detect that. I'll go for a bunch of different odds sources I think, can't hurt. Maybe scrape book once every half hour during waking hours.

I did one project for a relative. He spent hours every week visiting multiple websites and writing stats down on a piece of paper. I wrote an automated program to visit all the sites, store the data in a database, and display it on a website exactly the way it appeared on his piece of paper.

When you say interface, are you referring to an automated program? Have you ever used SQL? How much is your time worth? Because you could easily hire someone to automate any data collection process. I could help you out maybe. Are you trying to have an automated program visit websites, collect data, and output a file that you would then manually import into excel? Or are you trying to directly insert into an existing excel spreadsheet a new row of the data you just found? Either way could be easily done.

**DwightShrute** · 05-13-17, 11:00 AM

**NUTSonYAchin** · 05-13-17, 06:57 PM

Originally posted by DwightShrute

Oh Dwight you silly goose. I might not be a fan of the Donald, but I will say this, fukk liberals. Fukk em!

**DwightShrute** · 05-13-17, 07:08 PM

**NUTSonYAchin** · 05-13-17, 07:47 PM

**NUTSonYAchin** · 05-13-17, 07:53 PM

We rollin' with the Brazilians tonight boy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alvarez on the undercard, but then 3 Brazilians...Maia, Andrade, and Junior dos Santos.

And NEW!
And NEW!

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-13-17, 08:24 PM

You might think that your high

but im higher niggga

if you think that im sweet then come try a nigggga

Your not a ridah them Prada's dont come with tires nigggga

Put that heat to your head

YAH..... blow dry a niggga

**PerfectGrape** · 05-13-17, 09:15 PM

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-13-17, 09:59 PM

put that heat to yo head

BLOW DRY A NIGGGGGAAAA

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-13-17, 10:00 PM

**Da Manster!** · 05-14-17, 12:20 AM

Originally posted by Fidel_CashFlow

put that heat to yo head

BLOW DRY A NIGGGGGAAAA

**PerfectGrape** · 05-14-17, 01:04 AM

**darrell74** · 05-14-17, 06:41 AM

**DwightShrute** · 05-14-17, 08:06 AM

**KVB** · 05-14-17, 11:32 AM

The sharp forecast says Golden State beats San Antonio 114-101. The public gauge has Golden State winning 110-101.

I likely won’t be here at tip so I’m just putting the numbers out there. The Total is closer to the gauge this time but the public bets are consistent with the forecast…on the Over.

Can the Spurs get a second consecutive 10 point upset? The recent string of favorites lends credence to this type of settlement and I wouldn’t put it past the NBA one bit.

Good Luck today and give your Mothers some Love.

**KVB** · 05-14-17, 11:33 AM

**KVB** · 05-14-17, 11:37 AM

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-14-17, 12:23 PM

Heppy Muthers Dey

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-14-17, 12:25 PM

Just workin with the scraps you was given
and momma made miracles every Thanksgiving

and I appreciate how you raised me
and all the extra love that you gave me

**Fidel_CashFlow** · 05-14-17, 01:26 PM

Mowing 3 lawns today , which includes weed eating and blowing the areas clean

if any of you have a problem with that let it be heard right now

but know this,

if u object then u shall fall victim to a fury of punches and vicious roundhouse kicks