What do you mean by fading the public? and what can you find on vegasinsider?Sure, I retired from my triple digit plays every day
but I make a lot of small time plays daily
I have a small play pending tonight as well. I have the under in the Warriors vs. Lakers summer league game Under 153.5
Come superbowl or Finals time though, or Bowl Week?THat's when them triple digit jawns come out to play
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I got cool with one of the reps at the site and he used to give me free plays all the time and we'd chat about regular shyt n/h
Ok, "fading" is a term you might hear frequently in betting circles. It just means to bet the opposite side for whatever reason. i.e. "I always fade the Yankees when Andy Pettite is pitching because he's
So to fade the public means you bet against the majority of bettors using the logic that books want to attract more action on the side they expect to lose.
This is a very popular and effective strategy in certain instances. If it's a big prime time game, most people are going to bet on the most expected outcome. Books are aware of this, and from my experience, most of the time it's an effective strategy to go against the public.
People keep systems out there that track these type of plays and some sports show that if one side attracts 55% or more action, that side typically loses for whatever reason.
It varies from year to year and sport to sport, so it isn't a 100%, infallible method of betting, but it's something I like to use occasionally, especially during primetime games where books get the most action.
Vegasinsider.com is a resource you can use to find all sorts of things from write-ups, previews, recaps, different books, line movements, percentage of what side is getting the most action based on the aggregate betting numbers from various books in Vegas, and an assortment of other things.
I strictly use it to look at betting percentages and line movements on occasion. Line movement is cool, but it's not always a 100% tried and true method of winning, I've seen sharps get wrecked some weeks, I've seen squares kill some weeks, it all depends.
yeah it all depends what number you're trying to get. There's a lot of NBA sharps I'd see in forums getting murdered early in the season. The public I think fared a lot better this past season than the season before it, so no matter the number, they'd often end up getting packed n/h
I looked at their site a couple times way back when, but I heard about their terrible payout wait and never depped there.
My favorite book back in the day was SportsBetting.ag
Then after the 2012 NBA Finals they fired all of their old staff and revamped the site; their new management had me waiting 3 months from June till almost kickoff of NFL for a fukking payout so I never went back.
A lot of the Antiguan based books (the .ag ones) are pieces of shyt that are either really in the islands or somewhere in Costa Rica, Panama or Nicaragua. I stick to 2-3 books tops now.
Only Costa Rican books I mess with anymore are Youwager and 5Dimes
THing is though, 300 bucks IS a small wager in the grand scheme of things. The guys who draw attention are betting 4-5 figures a hand, and even that doesn't get more than a glance
To be fair though, that shyt isn't fun because at that point you're playing with serious money that could be used for much better things. For a good while I used to bet $300-500 a night, now for most people that ain't shyt, but for a college kid who worked part time, that was like gambling two pay checks a night.
The days I won, it was pure euphoria—for me, the greatest high imaginable. I can't tell you how amazing it feels to win whatever you perceive as "good money", it's amazing feeling. You qualify it by comparing it to what you know. For me, that was like 3-4 weeks of work in 2 hours of fun. I could buy fly shyt I normally couldn't afford, I could pay for a couple classes, etc.
The days you lose, though? Sobering, crushing, devastating—whatever adjective you wanna use, it feels like hitting rock bottom.
I first started betting because it was fun, then I realized I could really profit off of it and upped my wagers more than I should've.
Gambling should be fun. Fun for a millionaire is betting a couple hundred, a couple grand, maybe a couple hundred thousand, but fun for a working man shouldn't be more than like 5 or 10 percent of your total bankroll.
Because even the best cappers in the world go on cold streaks. EVERYBODY at some point is going to lose. EVERYBODY. If you execute money management, you CAN profit long term if you know what you're doing.
Because the highs and lows nearly destroyed me, I decided I'd never play with more than I could afford to lose. Now I stick to no more than $25-$30 bucks a night tops and even then I get just as pissed when I lose or just as happy when I win as if I had won or lost my old triple digit amounts.
It's shyt like that that realizes that someone like myself doesn't bet for the money, but rather, I bet for the high and as twisted as it seems, the low that comes with losing.
It's like feeling you can control fire, and the euphoria that comes with controlling it is worth risking the incineration of losing.
Get a gambling addiction brehs
preaching to the choir here breh, but I hear you.
To be fair though, that shyt isn't fun because at that point you're playing with serious money that could be used for much better things. For a good while I used to bet $300-500 a night, now for most people that ain't shyt, but for a college kid who worked part time, that was like gambling two pay checks a night.
The days I won, it was pure euphoria—for me, the greatest high imaginable. I can't tell you how amazing it feels to win whatever you perceive as "good money", it's amazing feeling. You qualify it by comparing it to what you know. For me, that was like 3-4 weeks of work in 2 hours of fun. I could buy fly shyt I normally couldn't afford, I could pay for a couple classes, etc.
The days you lose, though? Sobering, crushing, devastating—whatever adjective you wanna use, it feels like hitting rock bottom.
I first started betting because it was fun, then I realized I could really profit off of it and upped my wagers more than I should've.
Gambling should be fun. Fun for a millionaire is betting a couple hundred, a couple grand, maybe a couple hundred thousand, but fun for a working man shouldn't be more than like 5 or 10 percent of your total bankroll.
Because even the best cappers in the world go on cold streaks. EVERYBODY at some point is going to lose. EVERYBODY. If you execute money management, you CAN profit long term if you know what you're doing.
Because the highs and lows nearly destroyed me, I decided I'd never play with more than I could afford to lose. Now I stick to no more than $25-$30 bucks a night tops and even then I get just as pissed when I lose or just as happy when I win as if I had won or lost my old triple digit amounts.
It's shyt like that that realizes that someone like myself doesn't bet for the money, but rather, I bet for the high and as twisted as it seems, the low that comes with losing.
It's like feeling you can control fire, and the euphoria that comes with controlling it is worth risking the incineration of losing.
Get a gambling addiction brehs