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Bookie Busters: The Money Dance
The term"it's like a broken record" is brought up when something becomes repetitive. That can become annoying.
When gambling, if you are winning and that becomes the rhythm often heard, well then you are considered consistent.
Another wild week with Texas and Pitt hurting us but bouncing back with the Packers in every way possible for over 25 Units and a sweep on Tuesday cleaned up the entire article, putting us up to bat once again.
With all the live bets I need to change things up. I'll only be grading the pre-game plays and halftime bets here that way we can all be on the same games. With all the live betting and retweeting it's hard to see what exactly everyone is getting in and at what spread when live betting. From now only plays on here will be graded.
I'll swallow my units from the past two days to give us an even level going forward. Good luck.
Last article read 274.1. Slowly but surely.
Last article plays
Lakers -3.5 1U +1
UPDATE
Germany
Hoff/ Schalke
Over 3 5U
Texas +10 line is 9.5 now so buy the hook and hook'em 5U.
UPDATE
People's Teaser 5U -125 7 point.
Memphis +9.5
Alabama -6.5
UPDATE
Bama -9.5 2nd half 5U MAX
Update 324
pats/Vikings over 50.5 5U
UPDATE
Steelers first half ML 5U
Steelers ML game 5U
Steelers-3 5U
UPDATE 858
Steelers TT over 13.5 2nd half 5U
Steelers ML 3rd Q 5U
UPDATE 658 CST
Washington +6 2U
J.Doctson scores a receiving TD +254 1U
Over 3.5 reception 1U
Over 41.5 yards 2U
First Q
Redskins Over 2.5 1U
Eagles over 6.5 2U
West Ham TT over 1.5 5U
France
Montpellier first half ml (DNB) 3U
UPDATE 607 CST
NCAA Hoops
OU/ND
Over 140
Update 758 CST
South Dakota St TT over 77.5
New Plays
France
Racing Strasburg vs PSG
Over 3
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