Sports Betting Made Simple: MONDAY: 50 DIME WIN ON THE ST. MARY'S GAELS + 2 1/2 PLAYING THE GONZAGA BULLDOGS IN LAS VEGAS

Monday, March 5, 2012

MONDAY: 50 DIME WIN ON THE ST. MARY'S GAELS + 2 1/2 PLAYING THE GONZAGA BULLDOGS IN LAS VEGAS

UPDATE: The St. Mary's Gaels win outright in Las Vegas!

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Mr. Lang has 10 dimes on the Gonzaga Bulldogs today. So naturally I am fading Brandon Lang today, but for 50 dimes or 5.5% of the bankroll. The Lang Fade is up 5-1 on the betting week, so I gotta stick with the Golden Goose. Good luck to you today whatever you bet. Its funny how your attitude can improve after a few wins. Remember what Nate says: "Don't be a donkey, never pay a tout for a pick!"

Total profit since this blog started and today's beginning balance: $97,387

Bet per dime: ($97,387 divided by 1,000 units) times 1.1 = $107.12

ITS 11:37 AM EASTERN MONDAY - GOLDEN GOOSE FADE PLAY: 50 Dimes on the St. Mary's Gaels + 2 1/2 playing the Gonzaga Bulldogs in the West Coast Conference Tourney at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada at 9:00 PM EST., Bet $5,356 (50 X $107.12), grading this at + 2 1/2, you might find it at + 3, as always shop around. RESULTS: Won $4,869

FINAL SCORE: Saint Mary's Gaels 78 Gonzaga Bulldogs 74

Profit on the day: 50 dimes or $4,869

Total profit since this blog started and today's ending balance: $102,256

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BRANDON LANG FADE for the WEEK: 2/28 to 3/5

TUE: 1-0, +25 DIMES
WED: 1-0, +100 DIMES
THU: 0-1, -11 DIMES
FRI: 1-0, +10 DIMES
SAT: 1-0, +50 DIMES
SUN: 1-0, +15 DIMES
MON: 1-0, +10 DIMES

This Week Total: 6-1, +199 DIMES

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4 comments:

FoyboyMarch 5, 2012 at 2:38 PM
Sad thing is if that was a true story, I would believe it 100%, There are hundreds of arrests that local law enforcement excecute on people with outstanding warrants that, post where they will be on a Saturday night. (AKA my pot head brother in law)

THANKS BLOGGER FOR MAKING ME MORE PARANOID.
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BloggerMarch 5, 2012 at 2:44 PM
Foyboy: That is a humorous video from The Onion. But I would never use Facebook, I think privacy is important. Employers and others use Facebook and the other networking sites. Stay anonymous! I used to be paranoid but i take these big green pills now, but that same white chevy impala keeps following me!

Thanks for the comment and good luck tonight!
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FoyboyMarch 5, 2012 at 8:27 PM
Lang comes through again, betting is so much simpler this way
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BloggerMarch 5, 2012 at 8:33 PM
Foyboy: Lang goes 6-1 on the betting week, lol! No research, just fade = $$$$$

Have a great night!
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As you win, your bets per dime should go up. As you lose, your bets per dime will go down. This automatically adjusts for runs or streaks. You should bet more when you are winning and bet less when you are losing. This rule does not apply to Labby Lines.

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