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I want YOU to make money!
Everything on this site is total bullshit except one thing.
Winning! I pity the fool that does not understand that!
CURRENT FUND: FUND 4
Starting balance of $50,000
Today's beginning balance= $59,809.98
Today's profit = $1,630.90
Today's ending balance = $61,440.88
Today's profit = $1,630.90
Today's ending balance = $61,440.88
1% of the bankroll = $598
MY PICK FOR TODAY FOR 2% OF THE BANKROLL
$1,196 ON CFB 211 ON THE WASHINGTON HUSKIES +4 (TRY TO FIND +5 1/2) OVER THE BOISE STATE BRONCOS, 3:30 PM EST
Adjusted the line I am grading myself from +5 to +4
Winner, FINAL SCORE: Boise State 28 Washington 26, Profit of $1,087.27
FOLLOWING AL DEMARCO FOR 1% OF THE BANKROLL
Adjusted the line I am grading myself from +5 to +4
Winner, FINAL SCORE: Boise State 28 Washington 26, Profit of $1,087.27
FOLLOWING AL DEMARCO FOR 1% OF THE BANKROLL
$598 ON CBB 652 ON THE UNLV RUNNING REBELS -14 1/2 PLAYING AT HOME OVER THE CANISIUS GOLDEN GRIFFENS, 10:00 PM EST
Winner, FINAL SCORE: UNLV 89 Canisius 74, Profit of $543.63
Winner, FINAL SCORE: UNLV 89 Canisius 74, Profit of $543.63
COLIN COWHERD BLAZING FIVE FOR 2% OF THE BANKROLL PER PLAY
SUNDAY NFL GAMES BET FRIDAY:
$1,220 ON NFL 116 THE DALLAS COWBOYS -3 AT HOME OVER THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS, 1:00 PM EST SUNDAY
$1,220 ON NFL 117 THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS -6 1/2 VISITING THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 1:00 PM EST SUNDAY
$1,220 ON NFL 116 THE DALLAS COWBOYS -3 AT HOME OVER THE NEW ORLEANS SAINTS, 1:00 PM EST SUNDAY
$1,220 ON NFL 117 THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS -6 1/2 VISITING THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 1:00 PM EST SUNDAY
$1,220 ON NFL 121 THE NEW YORK GIANTS -2 1/2 VISITING THE BALTIMORE RAVENS, 4:25 PM EST SUNDAY
$1,220 ON NFL 125 THE CLEVELAND BROWNS +13 VISITING THE DENVER BRONCOS, 4:05 PM EST SUNDAY
$1,220 ON NFL 130 THE SEATTLE SEAHAWKS PICK-EM AT HOME OVER THE SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS, 8:30 PM EST SUNDAY
Grading at lines above, about the worst lines I could find.
Of course, always shop around.
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HOT HANDICAPPER AL DEMARCO: AL HAS WON HIS LAST 7 PAID PLAYS:
Al DeMarco - GM
Saturday's Play
15 dime play on UNLV, winners of eight in a row and 10-1 on the season, at home tonight against a Canisius team playing for the seventh time in eight games on the road over the past four weeks. The Rebels are -13 1/2 in Vegas as of 1:50 AM Pacific.
Update - The line has inched up to -14 as of 6 AM Pacific because, obviously, the oddsmakers are worried about my winning streak. LOL
UNLV has had a tendency of late to take its foot off the gas. In Monday's 62-60 win at UTEP, the Rebels coughed up a 15-point, second-half advantage. In Thursday's 73-59 home victory versus Northern Iowa, they were up 21 at intermission and 24 in the second half. Tonight, however, they put distance between themselves and an opponent - and maintain it - against a weary Canisius squad playing on the road for the seventh time in eight games in a 28-day stretch.
The Golden Griffins, lead by a new coach - former Rhode Island floor general Jim Baron - and a slew of transfers, including Baron's son - starting guard Billy (team-leading 16.2 ppg) - has exceeded expectations by going 8-2 less than one year removed from a 5-25 campaign that earned them an RPI of 332. They're coming off a 72-62 road upset of Temple on Wednesday as an 11 1/2-point dog in a contest they trailed by nine at halftime. But it was just one week ago today they found themselves getting hammered at Syracuse 85-61 as a 22-point pup.
The Rebels are 10-1 on the season with the lone loss coming against Oregon. They're playing their fourth game minus injured standout Mike Moser, who is expected to remain sidelined till early-to-mid January with a dislocated elbow. But 6-8, 240-pound freshman power forward Anthony Bennett has shouldered the load with averages of 19.4 points and 8.6 rebounds.
Moser's absence also coincides with 6-9 center Khem Birch becoming eligible on Monday. The Pitt transfer scored 11 points and grabbed nine rebounds in 25 minutes on Thursday against Northern Iowa, and he along with Bennett and Quintrell Thomas combined for 39 points and 23 rebounds in the contest. The trio will be troublesome for a Canisius squad whose starting center, Jordan Heath (9 points, 5.1 rebounds), remains day-to-day after missing the last two games.
UNLV has allowed 62.1 points on the season, but after holding Northern Iowa to 33.3 percent shooting from the field on Thursday, that average stands at 54.3 the last three games - all minus Moser.
The Rebels took last year's meeting 95-70, shooting 61.1 percent.
Saturday's Play
15 dime play on UNLV, winners of eight in a row and 10-1 on the season, at home tonight against a Canisius team playing for the seventh time in eight games on the road over the past four weeks. The Rebels are -13 1/2 in Vegas as of 1:50 AM Pacific.
Update - The line has inched up to -14 as of 6 AM Pacific because, obviously, the oddsmakers are worried about my winning streak. LOL
UNLV has had a tendency of late to take its foot off the gas. In Monday's 62-60 win at UTEP, the Rebels coughed up a 15-point, second-half advantage. In Thursday's 73-59 home victory versus Northern Iowa, they were up 21 at intermission and 24 in the second half. Tonight, however, they put distance between themselves and an opponent - and maintain it - against a weary Canisius squad playing on the road for the seventh time in eight games in a 28-day stretch.
The Golden Griffins, lead by a new coach - former Rhode Island floor general Jim Baron - and a slew of transfers, including Baron's son - starting guard Billy (team-leading 16.2 ppg) - has exceeded expectations by going 8-2 less than one year removed from a 5-25 campaign that earned them an RPI of 332. They're coming off a 72-62 road upset of Temple on Wednesday as an 11 1/2-point dog in a contest they trailed by nine at halftime. But it was just one week ago today they found themselves getting hammered at Syracuse 85-61 as a 22-point pup.
The Rebels are 10-1 on the season with the lone loss coming against Oregon. They're playing their fourth game minus injured standout Mike Moser, who is expected to remain sidelined till early-to-mid January with a dislocated elbow. But 6-8, 240-pound freshman power forward Anthony Bennett has shouldered the load with averages of 19.4 points and 8.6 rebounds.
Moser's absence also coincides with 6-9 center Khem Birch becoming eligible on Monday. The Pitt transfer scored 11 points and grabbed nine rebounds in 25 minutes on Thursday against Northern Iowa, and he along with Bennett and Quintrell Thomas combined for 39 points and 23 rebounds in the contest. The trio will be troublesome for a Canisius squad whose starting center, Jordan Heath (9 points, 5.1 rebounds), remains day-to-day after missing the last two games.
UNLV has allowed 62.1 points on the season, but after holding Northern Iowa to 33.3 percent shooting from the field on Thursday, that average stands at 54.3 the last three games - all minus Moser.
The Rebels took last year's meeting 95-70, shooting 61.1 percent.
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