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Radical Centrist
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Cottage of Prussia
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But you haven't connected the collections made in Vegas and overseas sports betting to actual events, and every single game is bet on both sides.
To me, it's much more likely that a line is set based on people's expectations, not that a GAME is fixed on that basis. To fix the outcome in a sport with 90 players, 10 coaches, 60,000 people watching in person and 5 million watching remotely where random events affect almost every play... highly unlikely, and people will be trying to affect the outcome on both sides. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Canada
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The money Vegas collects is not worthy of mentioning. Landbrokes takes the majority of these bets, as they own, or co-own most collectors. This is a web linked to royalty. Looking further into it, you'll find major media outlets in the same web, including the NFL network. Forget the ball players, its all controlled through the top of the franchise's. The NFL is in the negative and would not exist without the gambling money. ...and yes, it is the expectation that guides the weekly spreads.... not quite so in Thursday, Sunday, or Monday night games, or in the play-offs. These are the key games to the profits and the majority of them are predetermined. If they weren't, I probably wouldn't be making the money that I do. For its is these predetermined games that i build my base for each week, based on opposing the expectations of the masses which are rarely met. When it comes to the Packers winning the Superbowl, well, the web collecting those billions of dollars, simply can't afford the Green Bay Packers winning the Superbowl, and therefore they won't.
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pls stfu k thx Last edited by W.HI.P; 12-10-2011 at 02:33 PM. |
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