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Buccan
Registered: Nov 2010
Posts: 52
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Sawyer,
5dimes has not yet REDUCE JUICE. Better wait til they have it?
Or not... because Pinny has it, and its +137.
5dimes (+145 now) with no reduce better than Pinnacle? did not see it before..
GL to all!
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11-10-11 12:44 PM |
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Sawyer
FoxDen Hall of Famer
Registered: Jan 2008
Posts: 7141
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FYI
MON +125 TheGreek, +120 Bookmaker, +132 Pinnacle, +130 5Dimes (Reduced)
MIN +140 TheGreek, +130 Bookmaker, +146 Pinnacle, +145 5Dimes (Reduced)
CLB OFF TheGreek, +135 Bookmaker, +142 Pinnacle, +145 5Dimes (Reduced)
Available Lines by 9:00 AM, US Time, East.
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11-10-11 02:59 PM |
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gatorhead1013
Registered: Dec 2008
Posts: 43
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MIN up to +155 at 5dimes
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11-10-11 03:49 PM |
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cp14
Registered: Jan 2011
Posts: 20
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Mozart
Philly got a one goal lead and sat on the puck. It's simple. Just because you lost an over/under bet doesn't mean it was fixed. People lose bets every single day.
First you said the CIA controls facebook and now Philly is fixing games... You are a complete MORON.
Do yourself and all of us a favor and stop posting this idiotic crap!
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11-10-11 06:45 PM |
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Mozart
Registered: Oct 2011
Posts: 26
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Bull****
So a high-octane offensive team (Flyers) that had gone Over in the vast majority of their last 10 games "SAT" on 2nd-period 1-0 lead playing against another high-octane team (TB)... only to lose the game in OT?
Yea, right.
It's far too easy for someone in Vegas to call up the owner(s) of the Flyers and Lightening to say:
VEGAS: "Hey, we've got a ton of public wagers going 90%+ on the Over -- how about playing a stall game with unusual defensive formations, along with less than half the normal shots on goal?"
OWNERS: "Yea, no prob... just make sure that the kickback money goes into our offshore, no-name and numbered accounts; furthermore, we want to at least send the game into OT, so that, at least, each of us get at least a point out of this game."
I watched the game, and compared to the previous Flyer games that I watched, this one was RADICALLY different in the offensive/defensive flows of the game, RADICALLY.
NEITHER team played their usual aggressive, offensive games, neither one.
I've never, ever called "fix" on any game, but this one game's most-logical explanation for the outcome of the game is that it's a fix.
It is far too easy to pull off a conspiracy for big bucks, far too easy -- in sports, military, government, industry, you name it.
I know because I've had many conversations with insiders from inside the military-industrial complex and you would not believe how ****ing easy it is to pull off conspiracies. Too easy. Absurdly easy.
The vast majority of people out there are ignorant, dumb-down peons living in a world that is manipulated to astonishing proportions.
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11-10-11 09:39 PM |
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Buccan
Registered: Nov 2010
Posts: 52
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Mozart posted some good info ... c'mon guys, let's talk about hockey Iron Dogs and winners!
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11-10-11 09:50 PM |
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Dark Horse
FoxDen Hall of Famer
Registered: May 2005
Posts: 3765
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quote: Posted by Mozart: Bull****
So a high-octane offensive team (Flyers) that had gone Over in the vast majority of their last 10 games "SAT" on 2nd-period 1-0 lead playing against another high-octane team (TB)... only to lose the game in OT?
Yea, right.
It's far too easy for someone in Vegas to call up the owner(s) of the Flyers and Lightening to say:
VEGAS: "Hey, we've got a ton of public wagers going 90%+ on the Over -- how about playing a stall game with unusual defensive formations, along with less than half the normal shots on goal?"
OWNERS: "Yea, no prob... just make sure that the kickback money goes into our offshore, no-name and numbered accounts; furthermore, we want to at least send the game into OT, so that, at least, each of us get at least a point out of this game."
I watched the game, and compared to the previous Flyer games that I watched, this one was RADICALLY different in the offensive/defensive flows of the game, RADICALLY.
NEITHER team played their usual aggressive, offensive games, neither one.
I've never, ever called "fix" on any game, but this one game's most-logical explanation for the outcome of the game is that it's a fix.
Unless the coaches were -miraculously- aware of the other team's high octane offense, and both decided to counteract that by slowing things down. Not as romantic, perhaps, as your conspiracy notion, but not entirely unthinkable in the world of sports. Coaches preparing and planning. Amazing what the world has come to.
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11-11-11 12:11 AM |
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