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rich people have much better things to do than bet ufc early in the week at tiny limits. rich people who casually enjoy ufc bet on saturday afternoons.

sorry forgot to include the words "that move lines". no doubt novice bettors will just look up people's records or pictures and bet off them. but these people don't move lines.

yea all the new bettors that bet ufc fights a week before the card by googling images of the fighters :rolleyes:

be careful with covid... vegas in the winter with tourists coming in from every which way is pretty much the perfect environment for covid to spread recommend circa to watch the fights. could book a table/booth and watch in the 3 story sportsbook, or weather permitting book something at stadium...

is gavin tucker hurt? who on earth is betting billy q up to -180?

parlays feel great when you're winning. not so fun when one leg loses and you profit nothing from previous legs winning. best use of parlays is high juice wagers (-250 or higher). you can compare the expected results of betting two sides individually vs parlaying them to see why. second best use...

decimal odds are by far the easiest to use and understand. -odds of less than 2.0 mean the side is a favorite, odds of greater than 2.0 mean the side is an underdog -you multiply your stake by the odds to get your payout. so if you're betting $200 and your odds are 1.8 you will get paid out...

my experience with horse races is mostly two trips to the track, one to arlington a few years ago and then to the oaks during the derby. i found the entire experience at the oaks to be extremely enjoyable and am curious in learning a bit more about how to approach horses sharply. as far as...

quite curious! is there somewhere i can learn what all the acronyms in your post about pace and counter energy mean? i found some useful information about pace and its relevance to handicapping but google couldn't tell me what counter energy means.

cool, thanks Sharkey. more questions if you have the time - what do all the numbers in post #1565 refer to and how did you generate them? i'm quite curious how handicappers such as yourself approach this sport and what resources you use to find an edge. (is there an edge? or is this just...

was in louisville for the derby last weekend and find myself quite fascinated with the whole world of horse racing. curious if i'm reading this correctly - aside from the #5 to win, you made 6 exacta bets (#4 & #1, #4 & #5, #4 & #6, #5 & #1, #5 & #4, #5 & #6) and 12 trifecta bets with either #4...

it's already over. on tape delay on dazn.

what's the math on this?