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The Great Govenor of California
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Ochoa -170 over Kreamer

Ochoa best player in the world, we know that, course is in her native MExico, 45 min from home near Guatamala. Down year for the Pink Panther who has a jacked up wrist that is on going. Lorena has beat her 6 in a row and 13 of last 15. Lorena much more motivated imo.
 

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play is a little chalky but jumped out at me. my most confident play since Oaks Christian was laying -3 against St bonnys.
 

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Here is a good post by Alan Boston talking about feeeling it, and I can relate to that as a muscle memory athlete and sports handicapper.


One thing that will help is if you are making a bet at a sportsbook or typing a bet on line, if you feel anxiety, take a step back and talk of the reasons you are betting. IF you can not speak quickly and clearly about why you r wagering, no matter what the reason, then there is likely force involved. If the reasons flow out of you, if they sound good, then they likely are.
The good news is everyone forces in some aspect of life, in relationships, in a golf swing in sports handicapping, in fact everywhere.
The more you just let things happen, the more you can react to a line rather than look at a line and try to think of who the right side is, the better your results will be, unless of course you have a computer program.
Athletes talk of the "athletic zone" that they occasionally get to. In sports betting, you too can get to that zone, where you just KNOW who the winner is, seemingly no thought. Both frames of mind are the same. Both are very hard to get to. Both are truly amazing. That is flow. GO GET EM
 

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Railbird said:
Here is a good post by Alan Boston talking about feeeling it, and I can relate to that as a muscle memory athlete and sports handicapper.


One thing that will help is if you are making a bet at a sportsbook or typing a bet on line, if you feel anxiety, take a step back and talk of the reasons you are betting. IF you can not speak quickly and clearly about why you r wagering, no matter what the reason, then there is likely force involved. If the reasons flow out of you, if they sound good, then they likely are.
The good news is everyone forces in some aspect of life, in relationships, in a golf swing in sports handicapping, in fact everywhere.
The more you just let things happen, the more you can react to a line rather than look at a line and try to think of who the right side is, the better your results will be, unless of course you have a computer program.
Athletes talk of the "athletic zone" that they occasionally get to. In sports betting, you too can get to that zone, where you just KNOW who the winner is, seemingly no thought. Both frames of mind are the same. Both are very hard to get to. Both are truly amazing. That is flow. GO GET EM
I'm not bragging, but I think I've found that flow. Started as a modest winning streak a few months ago, and now I'm regularly winning more than losing without fear I might lose a bet.(actually surprised when I'm wrong) I'm just trusting my instincts. How long does this last?
 

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It lasts until you start telling people about it. Not superstious, but I do believe in God, I know he is a blessing God, says so in Numbers chapter 6. If you stay humble seems to get paid back plus some. The key is to avoid GREED, and remember the money does not belong to you, all things belong to God who created you and created all things
 

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Railbird said:
It lasts until you start telling people about it. Not superstious, but I do believe in God, I know he is a blessing God, says so in Numbers chapter 6. If you stay humble seems to get paid back plus some. The key is to avoid GREED, and remember the money does not belong to you, all things belong to God who created you and created all things

You're right again.
 

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Railbird said:
It lasts until you start telling people about it. Not superstious, but I do believe in God, I know he is a blessing God, says so in Numbers chapter 6. If you stay humble seems to get paid back plus some. The key is to avoid GREED, and remember the money does not belong to you, all things belong to God who created you and created all things

Seems to be very true.

BTW I couldn't find that matchup at Pinny. They had Creamer against someone else. Sia - no matchups.
 

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Now this folks, is a great play, even if it loses. Rail is one hell of a creative excellent handicapper.
 

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Gah, I always seem to miss your big plays... that's it, I'm getting up at 5 am EDT from now on.

:smoking:
 

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i played tourney match up here...wish it was first round..but i'll take a 6 stroke lead either way
 

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i played tourney match up here...wish it was first round..but i'll take a 6 stroke lead either way

Me too. Did anybody offer a first round matchup only?
 

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hmm...weird...not sure if she eventually got a stroke penatly..but she went from -5..to -2...still a 5 shot lead.

i wonder what the cut will be...creamer may be in danger of missing the cut wtih a bad day tomorrow
 

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