Hitman:
With all due respect, do you think Pinny would give those lines if they didn't feel those lines would be to their advantage? Perhaps you are a better capper than me but I have seen that you pay a pretty price for the extra points.
There was a thread in the Handicapping Forum here that discussed the value of buying points-
http://forum.therx.com/eve/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=100090022&f=8183022525&m=50810436
Don't get me wrong. There are advantages to doing this and even a solid book like Pinnacle can be off. It takes a bettor who is more skilled than most to recognize that though.
With all due respect, do you think Pinny would give those lines if they didn't feel those lines would be to their advantage? Perhaps you are a better capper than me but I have seen that you pay a pretty price for the extra points.
There was a thread in the Handicapping Forum here that discussed the value of buying points-
http://forum.therx.com/eve/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=100090022&f=8183022525&m=50810436
Don't get me wrong. There are advantages to doing this and even a solid book like Pinnacle can be off. It takes a bettor who is more skilled than most to recognize that though.
Read my tag line dudes. I'm a square (the squarest of squares)! I love selling points. I feel like a kid in a candy store. I bet sports for fun so insult me all you want. The fact of the matter is that I don't see any other books offering this option like Pinny does so it's a welcomed variety to me. Remember guys, without squares like me, you guys would kill all the books and there would be no more books for you guys to make all of your money.
Goodluck today
Hitman
Goodluck today
Hitman
Hitman- I'm a square too. Love to look at favorites & overs and I would gladly sell points, even if the value is not there. That is what I am comfortable with and I have made money 9 straight years...Not enought to quit my day job, but my goal is to have fun, have action, and win so my wife doesn't make me stop! And with this post I have hit 300 at the RX which is something of a surprise to me.
