Anybody have a method of getting rotation numbers fast ?....

Doug · Mar 6, 2010

Say you're following a guy and there are hundreds of games, for example....

a couple others i wanted to add tonight

3.5 Units

Baylor -3 -110
Syracuse/Louisville Under 147 -110
Missouri +3 -110

3 Units

Richmond -2 -110
Georgia Tech -4.5 -110

It takes me a long time to find the numbers.

any tricks/tips ?

doubledeuce22 · Mar 6, 2010

don't know about rotation numbers.

but if you are betting off a screen, just do edit-find, then type in team name. takes like 2 seconds if using firefox.

Doug · Mar 6, 2010

I don't know how to do that.

douglas · Mar 6, 2010

doubledeuce22 said:
don't know about rotation numbers.

but if you are betting off a screen, just do edit-find, then type in team name. takes like 2 seconds if using firefox.

your my hero ..............never knew this ...........

doubledeuce22 · Mar 6, 2010

Doug said:
I don't know how to do that.

right above the address bar, you will see file; edit; view; history; etc etc

click on edit, then scroll down to find. on the bottom of the screen a box will pop up, and type in name of team.

again, this is using firefox. not sure about internet explorer, i don't use it.

JaBrady · Mar 6, 2010

hold 'Ctrl' button
hit 'F'

that is the 'Find' shortcut key - enter name you are looking for

doubledeuce22 · Mar 6, 2010

JaBrady said:
hold 'Ctrl' button
hit 'F'

that is the 'Find' shortcut key - enter name you are looking for

even better

OAKAS · Mar 6, 2010

Thanks guys. Those work pretty slick.

trytrytry · Mar 6, 2010

here is what I would like..if I have like 10 pages open with 10 different books... (say soccer games that are not always in the same rotation order book to book, or college hoops same thing if you want to find them fast)...I want to do an edit find on some team name so I can bet the best price...Can I do a find once and have it search ALL the open books so I dont have to find on each open browser tab..would love to search for the team and find the best line in my open web pages all in one step..that would be HUGE...

douglas · Mar 6, 2010

OAKAS said:
Thanks guys. Those work pretty slick.

it also works on covers an other on line score boards .............

SportSavant · Mar 6, 2010

Doug said:
Say you're following a guy and there are hundreds of games, for example....

a couple others i wanted to add tonight

3.5 Units

Baylor -3 -110
Syracuse/Louisville Under 147 -110
Missouri +3 -110

3 Units

Richmond -2 -110
Georgia Tech -4.5 -110

It takes me a long time to find the numbers.

any tricks/tips ?

ive always wished people who post picks posted the rotation numbers.

charliepeete · Mar 6, 2010

go to caribsports and they list the "index of teams" and click on the name and it gives you the number quick..............gl:toast:

Doug · Mar 6, 2010

esp. on a Sat, no big deal with NFL or bases, but there must be 100 CBB games today.

kidman232 · Mar 6, 2010

Doug · Mar 6, 2010

JaBrady said:
hold 'Ctrl' button
hit 'F'

that is the 'Find' shortcut key - enter name you are looking for

That works well.

TY :toast:

lax_gunman · Mar 6, 2010

Thanks doubleduece, that will help me alot.

viking611 · Mar 6, 2010

Ctrl-F. You guys need to learn shortcuts!! Alt-Tab to switch between all programs you're using.

Doug · Mar 6, 2010

Some of us older guys are self taught on computers, with no formal instruction.

I type with two fingers.

skrtelfan · Mar 6, 2010

trytrytry said:
here is what I would like..if I have like 10 pages open with 10 different books... (say soccer games that are not always in the same rotation order book to book, or college hoops same thing if you want to find them fast)...I want to do an edit find on some team name so I can bet the best price...Can I do a find once and have it search ALL the open books so I dont have to find on each open browser tab..would love to search for the team and find the best line in my open web pages all in one step..that would be HUGE...

If you use Firefox or Google Chrome, try installing IMacros and see if you can write a macro to search all of the open pages. It won't necessarily work perfectly, i.e. if you're searching for Arizona and Arizona St. appears before Arizona, it'll stop at Arizona St. instead of Arizona, but that would be a problem with a manual find as well.

Doug · Mar 6, 2010

seems like some of us learned a thing a two from this thread, eh ?

it learned me something, mainly that Control and F , function.

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