UFC 210 - DC vs AJ 2 - Buffalo

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Mr Luca Fury said:
It's been a while since I browsed Sherdog (blame the trolls) but I have to say I'm extremely impressed with @Officer_Brown's capping. He was one of my clients back in 2016 so it's great to see him take what he learned from me and really come into his own as a fellow MMA Gambling Expert.

Betting $300 on every fight regardless of odds, value and confidence is something I try to teach all of my clients.
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Never doubt in my expert picks.
 
Officer_Brown said:
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Never doubt in my expert picks.
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You know I'd never do that. Someone told me you bet on Brandon Thatch vs Niko Price at -200 like it was a bad thing, but I actually bet 4 units on him myself. If it wasn't for bad judging he would have won easily.
 
Ukram said:
Nice info, mind me asking where you heard about the 3 months review bit ?

Pretty much been limited by most of the big named bookies, so am always researching new bookies/bookmakers or systems to get around these limit hell issues.

Tempted to try these Chinese bookmakers which apparently are a clone of pinnacle and welcome winners but they offer poor live betting and 105 limits and poorer lines.



Yup been a constant thorn in everyone's backside, UK once drew a government petition trying to force bookies to offer min staked bets of £50 at least, but only a few hundred signed it so the petition collapsed.
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A Ladbrokes operator told me when I asked about my limit, said that their bookmakers review accounts every 3 months. I have no experience with Asian Bookmakers but it's easier to bet big money off shore compared to big corp euro bookies. Although I'd do my reasearch before signing up with an Asian sportsbook. If you're accounts are getting limited or closed then you're doing something right.
 
Mr Luca Fury said:
You know I'd never do that. Someone told me you bet on Brandon Thatch vs Niko Price at -200 like it was a bad thing, but I actually bet 4 units on him myself. If it wasn't for bad judging he would have won easily.
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This seriously made me LOL!
 
BatBoyJG said:
This card is going to be lit af I'm telling you guys don't sleep.

As for the main event I have no doubt in my mind that Rumble KO's DC.
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why are so many people confident in Rumble here? it's as if the first fight didn't happen. DC felt Rumble's power in the 1st and went on to D-O-M-I-N-A-T-E the fight. Why do we think it'll be any different this time? As far as I'm concerned, DC at -110 is giving money away and I'm hitting that ML hard.
 
Money is coming on DC, Mousasi, Calvillo and Do Bronx

Bet365. DC 1.80 / -125
Calvillo 1.44 / -225
Mousasi 1.72 / -138
Do Bronx 3.25/ +225
 
Main event is a pick'em, strong arguments on both sides, clear path to victories on both sides. This however will not be a close fight, one guy is going to enforce his will over the other. Either Johnson lands a fight ending shot early and makes it looks easy or Cormier imposes his will and dominates Johnson in the grappling.

The first fight was not close, Johnson had a some moments in the 1st round but after that it was all DC. Some guys are just bad match ups for other guys. DC's style is hard for Johnson to deal with, DC exposed Johnson's weaknesses last fight. Johnson doesn't wanna grapple, he's outmatched in that area, it drains his energy. Johnson is a quitter, he quit last time.

But people will say "Cormier is old, Cormier is injured, Cormier is past his prime" all may be true but that doesn't mean he's going to lose. Has Johnson improved since the first fight? I would say yes, still the same overall fighter but more polished.

Something people may forget is that their 1st fight was actually short notice for DC, he had less than a month to prepare, Johnson had a full camp. Still Cormier's conditioning was far superior in the 1st fight, I expect nothing less in the 2nd. Johnson doesn't have bad conditioning IMO, Cormier was just able to ware Johnson down in the grappling by making Johnson constantly carry his weight and work from bottom. Anytime there is a grappling exchange in this fight it will benefit Cormier.

Cormier is a winner, he only has one loss and that was against the GOAT. I think Cormier deserves to be the favourite, I think we get a similar fight to the 1st one, I think Johnson will have his moments early but the longer it goes the more it favours Cormier. Johnson will eventually succumb to the pressure and quit again, probably by giving his back up like always.

The gap may have tightened but they are essentially the same fighters they were the 1st time they met. Johnson could land and win but I don't think it's likely, Cormier is the worst stylistic match for Johnson at 205.

Sharp money is on Cormier

#EliteBreakdown #TeamDC #DontQuit #Champ #LetsGoChamp #Edge #19-1 #AndStill
 
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MMA Gambling Expert said:
Main event is a pick'em, strong arguments on both sides, clear path to victories on both sides. This however will not be a close fight, one guy is going to enforce his will over the other. Either Johnson lands a fight ending shot early and makes it looks easy or Cormier imposes his will and dominates Johnson in the grappling.

The first fight was not close, Johnson had a some moments in the 1st round but after that it was all DC. Some guys are just bad match ups for other guys. DC's style is hard for Johnson to deal with, DC exposed Johnson's weaknesses last fight. Johnson doesn't wanna grapple, he's outmatched in that area, it drains his energy. Johnson is a quitter, he quit last time.

But people will say "Cormier is old, Cormier is injured, Cormier is past his prime" all may be true but that doesn't mean he's going to lose. Has Johnson improved since the first fight? I would say yes, still the same overall fighter but more polished.

Something people may forget is that their 1st fight was actually short notice for DC, he had less than a month to prepare, Johnson had a full camp. Still Cormier's conditioning was far superior in the 1st fight, I expect nothing less in the 2nd. Johnson doesn't have bad conditioning IMO, Cormier was just able to ware Johnson down in the grappling by making Johnson constantly carry his weight and work from bottom. Anytime there is a grappling exchange in this fight it will be benefit Cormier.

Cormier is a winner, he only has one loss and that was against the GOAT. I think Cormier deserves to be the favourite, I think we get a similar fight to the 1st one, I think Johnson will have his moments early but the longer it goes the more it favours Cormier. Johnson will eventually succumb to the pressure and quit again, probably by giving his back up like always.

The gap may have tightened but they are essentially the same fighters they were the 1st time they met. Johnson could land and win but I don't think it's likely, Cormier is the worst stylistic match for Johnson at 205.

Sharp money is on Cormier

#EliteBreakdown #TeamDC #DontQuit #Champ #LetsGoChamp #Edge #19-1 #AndStill
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I agree, but Cormier gets hurt in EVERY fight, he got knocked down by Gustafsson, knocked down by Johnson, hurt by Silva...

I think that this fight is a coin toss , because we can't know if Cormier will be able to survive the first round and dominate with his wrestling the rest of the rounds like he did in the 1st fight.
 
isnt cormier a great live bet if he gets out of round one, unhurt, and at even or plus money
 
Jamah said:
I agree, but Cormier gets hurt in EVERY fight, he got knocked down by Gustafsson, knocked down by Johnson, hurt by Silva...

I think that this fight is a coin toss , because we can't know if Cormier will be able to survive the first round and dominate with his wrestling the rest of the rounds like he did in the 1st fight.
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And I understand why people think it's a coin toss, both guys have clear ways to win but I think there should be a clear favourite here. Corimer has one loss and he's never been knocked out, Johnson has one way to win, Johnson has lost this fight before and he got dominated, styles make fights.
 
Cptn1NSAN0 said:
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This is just sad now, I'm really not into the Halloween set up. I like Black but I liked him more on the FN.

Why can't he just get a cheap studio and make videos in a more professional way. Rather than doing this haunted house stuff, it's goofy and sad.
 
MMA Gambling Expert said:
This is just sad now, I'm really not into the Halloween set up. I like Black but I liked him more on the FN.

Why can't he just get a cheap studio and make videos in a more professional way. Rather than doing this haunted house stuff, it's goofy and sad.
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Yes, his house is hilarious lol
 
MMA Gambling Expert said:
And I understand why people think it's a coin toss, both guys have clear ways to win but I think there should be a clear favourite here. Corimer has one loss and he's never been knocked out, Johnson has one way to win, Johnson has lost this fight before and he got dominated, styles make fights.
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hmm... you might be right

are you on Gillespie too?
 
MMA Gambling Expert said:
Main event is a pick'em, strong arguments on both sides, clear path to victories on both sides. This however will not be a close fight, one guy is going to enforce his will over the other. Either Johnson lands a fight ending shot early and makes it looks easy or Cormier imposes his will and dominates Johnson in the grappling.

The first fight was not close, Johnson had a some moments in the 1st round but after that it was all DC. Some guys are just bad match ups for other guys. DC's style is hard for Johnson to deal with, DC exposed Johnson's weaknesses last fight. Johnson doesn't wanna grapple, he's outmatched in that area, it drains his energy. Johnson is a quitter, he quit last time.

But people will say "Cormier is old, Cormier is injured, Cormier is past his prime" all may be true but that doesn't mean he's going to lose. Has Johnson improved since the first fight? I would say yes, still the same overall fighter but more polished.

Something people may forget is that their 1st fight was actually short notice for DC, he had less than a month to prepare, Johnson had a full camp. Still Cormier's conditioning was far superior in the 1st fight, I expect nothing less in the 2nd. Johnson doesn't have bad conditioning IMO, Cormier was just able to ware Johnson down in the grappling by making Johnson constantly carry his weight and work from bottom. Anytime there is a grappling exchange in this fight it will benefit Cormier.

Cormier is a winner, he only has one loss and that was against the GOAT. I think Cormier deserves to be the favourite, I think we get a similar fight to the 1st one, I think Johnson will have his moments early but the longer it goes the more it favours Cormier. Johnson will eventually succumb to the pressure and quit again, probably by giving his back up like always.

The gap may have tightened but they are essentially the same fighters they were the 1st time they met. Johnson could land and win but I don't think it's likely, Cormier is the worst stylistic match for Johnson at 205.

Sharp money is on Cormier

#EliteBreakdown #TeamDC #DontQuit #Champ #LetsGoChamp #Edge #19-1 #AndStill
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Elite breakdown but you deny the fact that Cormier is fading pretty badly. Look at his recent fights? Gus knocked him down, Rumble knocked him down and cabo Anderson hurt him. This streak just screams to continue. Plus all the injuries and fox jobs. On the other hand Rumble is improving. His TDD is probably much better than it was before their first fight. Didn't Cormier say he wants to stand and bang with Rumble to prove a point?
 
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