Ace-ace Picks For Fri/day

ACE-ACE · Jun 2, 2006

Record 113-85 +$2506.00

thur/day 3-0

THE SPORT YOU BET CAN BE PARADISE OR HELL FOR YOU

I'M SURE THAT I WILL FIND A LITTLE HELL IN BASEBALL WHEN THE PLAYOFF STARTS IN SEPTEMBER....BY THAN FOOTBALL WILL BE HERE :103631605

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YOU GOT TO GET THE MONEY EARLY IN THE SEASON

5 WITH VALUE TODAY

PIT OVER 9...................................$100/$101

COL UNDER 10..............................$303/$300 BEST BET

LAA.............................................$150/$159

DET OVER 9..................................$120/$100

TOR.............................................$210/$150

BEST TO ALL

ACE-ACE

Archuletta · Jun 2, 2006

thanks for the "early post" ! let's go 5-0:money8:

beefdiesel · Jun 2, 2006

Football is right around the corner, I can't wait. good luck on your picks:money:

TTinCO · Jun 2, 2006

GL Ace.

I know the Rockies bats have been ice cold lately, but watch out for the heat effect to be kicking in at Coors. It's going to be 90-95 with very, very little humidity. First time this year that it's been that hot.

HPark1 · Jun 2, 2006

TTinCO said:
GL Ace.

I know the Rockies bats have been ice cold lately, but watch out for the heat effect to be kicking in at Coors. It's going to be 90-95 with very, very little humidity. First time this year that it's been that hot.

I'm no weatherman but I swore higher humidity makes the ball travel further.

TTinCO · Jun 2, 2006

HPark1 said:
I'm no weatherman but I swore higher humidity makes the ball travel further.

Naw, it's actually the other way around (and why they have introduced the humidor at Coor).

HPark1 · Jun 2, 2006

...The numbers bear this out. Merging data provided by Stats LLC and Weather Source, a provider of historical and real-time weather information based in Amesbury, Mass., Mark Gibbas of Weather Source found what he called a "meaningful and possibly substantial" correlation between heat index — an amalgam of temperature, humidity and other factors — and home runs. The April 2000 surge, he found, was at least partly caused by a 56.2 heat index that ranked sixth among the 34 years studied. Hot and cool Aprils tended to correlate with high and low offense.

"The average person doesn't see this effect at all, because they expect an even chance of home runs regardless of the temperature," Gibbas said. "Most people associate humidity with heavy, sticky air, but it's lighter and the ball goes farther."...

:think2:

TTinCO · Jun 2, 2006

Interesting. That sure as hell doesn't seem to hold true at Coors (but may be somewhat confounded by the fact that the really hot\dry days are also days that the southerly wind is blowing out).

Roxygurl · Jun 2, 2006

nothing is more frustrating than betting on this damn sport. give me football pleeese! is anyone really rocking in baseball? its unwinnable.you get ahead 1 day and lose it the next.i need ace-ace and the NFL! :dancefool

charliepeete · Jun 2, 2006

Roxygurl said:
nothing is more frustrating than betting on this damn sport. give me football pleeese! is anyone really rocking in baseball? its unwinnable.you get ahead 1 day and lose it the next.i need ace-ace and the NFL!

ROXY U NEED ME AND THE NFL TOO..GOOD LCUK

I HAD ZITO UNDER LAST NIGHT PRETTY GOOD ON THE WAY TO THE MY AUNTIES HOUSE NOW...LOL............

YOU SHOULD READ "TOMORROWS PAPER " TODAY GOOD LUCK HUN

uppy:

gbogo · Jun 2, 2006

roxy

you read what most people write and bet the opposite

or if they say oakland cant be beaten today you bet them the next game

seems to work well for me

- also if i bet the under today i go the over tomorrow

seem to catch a few in a row like that

gl