1 hour ago, TEW said:

Wow indeed. No one who is a serious bettor is betting 100 random plays at one book. They bet where they have an edge. They have an edge where there is a great price. There is rarely a great price at Pinny. Because vig doesn't matter. If you're price shopping, as anyone with a clue would attempt to do, you would consistently find better prices elsewhere than Pinny.

More than a couple hundred. Multiple sports, mostly Baseball, Basketball and Soccer. Again, you end up at Pinny because the other places won't let you bet and Pinny is the only place that lets you scale. You get the best price you can like in any business and the best price on any given bet is very rarely at Pinny. Because vig doesn't determine price at all.

Is this where your illiteracy kicks in? Did I say you had to make all 100 plays at one book or did I say pinny would be the most reliable of all sampled books for a given set of 100 plays? Read my post again and explain where I said all plays had to be at one book.

Unless your model is extremely dog-heavy and uses a weighting factor that basically skews you towards books that cater to squares, you will have a ton of plays where pinny is the best price. That's a fact. This is how I know you haven't actually "built a model" that's crushing these books.

Like deja vu from last night, but now I wanna know if you've been completely full of ish this while time. So humor me, did you personally build this model? How did you set up the workflow? Are you scraping? If so, which books? How often are you running sql queries? 

 

Bitcoin going from 6 to midnight right now 

52 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Is where your illiteracy kicks in? Did I say you had to make all 100 plays at one book or did I say pinny would be the most reliable of all sampled books for a given set of 100 plays? Read my post again and explain where I said all plays had to be at one book.

Unless your model is extremely dog-heavy and uses a weighting factor that basically skews you towards books that cater to squares, you will have a ton of plays where pinny is the best price. That's a fact. This is how I know you haven't actually "built a model" that's crushing these books.

Like deja vu from last night, but now I wanna know if you've been completely full of ish this while time. So humor me, did you personally build this model? How did you set up the workflow? Are you scraping? If so, which books? How often are you running sql queries? 

 

No one compares one single book to another. It's an irrelevant argument. You can pick from the field (until you can't), and while Pinny may beat most books most of the time they rarely have the single best price on any single bet or the most bets in any single sports league with an edge.  Model was dog heavy for baseball and basketball, but not extremely so. No, I did not have a ton of plays where Pinny is the best price because they're the sharpest book which means by definition they give you the fewest actionable bets with an edge.

Like deja vu indeed. You make claims, and the claims are proven wrong. Shift. Throw out wild accusations. Shift again. Always the way with you. It's a waste of my time. No, I will not humor you and get bogged down in some retarded conversation about building excel models because you can't admit that you were wrong. I'd rather gouge my eyes out.

8 minutes ago, TEW said:

No one compares one single book to another. It's an irrelevant argument. You can pick from the field (until you can't), and while Pinny may beat most books most of the time they rarely have the single best price on any single bet or the most bets in any single sports league with an edge.  Model was dog heavy for baseball and basketball, but not extremely so. No, I did not have a ton of plays where Pinny is the best price because they're the sharpest book which means by definition they give you the fewest actionable bets with an edge.

Like deja vu indeed. You make claims, and the claims are proven wrong. Shift. Throw out wild accusations. Shift again. Always the way with you. It's a waste of my time. No, I will not humor you and get bogged down in some retarded conversation about building excel models because you can't admit that you were wrong. I'd rather gouge my eyes out.

Nope, I never once said anywhere I'm comparing a "single book against another". I clearly said pinny is more reliably priced across the board, meaning both favorites and dogs, against the field of books. A field that I've asked you to define now for your own model and yet you can't. It's a model you built but suddenly you don't know how it's even fed? Hmmm, that's kinda weird.

Now onto your supposed flagged accounts. So which ones domestically? You're in PA right? So that should be at least 6 or 7 books you have access to. Are you banned/gimped on all of them? How much did you clear on each one before they flagged you? 

 

60k

Betting on Bitcoin provides significantly better odds than sports gambling. And a 1% allocation is piss and defies its opportunity cost. It's the thought of someine who is more movitated by fear than logic

15 minutes ago, mattmcginley7 said:

60k

Betting on Bitcoin provides significantly better odds than sports gambling. And a 1% allocation is piss and defies its opportunity cost. It's the thought of someine who is more movitated by fear than logic

Or maybe I just don't want to see someone get in over their head with money they can't afford to lose. You can yolo your life savings into a highly volatile commodity all you want, but advocating for others to do the same is how people get in trouble because not everyone will fully understand the risks, nor will they be as likely to leave that money in after it's lost 80% of its value in a year's time. Yes, it eventually might recover, and yes you've made good money to date with this approach, but you need to be up front with people about the risks involved rather than downplaying them at every turn. I agreed with you earlier that it can be akin to an accelerated timeline if you hold long enough, but the history here is short, and the swings are massive. People should understand the inner workings of the basket before putting all their eggs in it.

21 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Or maybe I just don't want to see someone get in over their head with money they can't afford to lose. You can yolo your life savings into a highly volatile commodity all you want, but advocating for others to do the same is how people get in trouble because not everyone will fully understand the risks, nor will they be as likely to leave that money in after it's lost 80% of its value in a year's time. Yes, it eventually might recover, and yes you've made good money to date with this approach, but you need to be up front with people about the risks involved rather than downplaying them at every turn. I agreed with you earlier that it can be akin to an accelerated timeline if you hold long enough, but the history here is short, and the swings are massive. People should understand the inner workings of the basket before putting all their eggs in it.

1. Your take goes against the math. It's egotistical disguised as "safety"

2. Taking my words out of context again lmao. You are the king of it. Amazing 

24 minutes ago, mattmcginley7 said:

1. Your take goes against the math. It's egotistical disguised as "safety"

2. Taking my words out of context again lmao. You are the king of it. Amazing 

Oh ok. Best of luck.

3 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Oh ok. Best of luck.

Yeah I don't need luck

48 minutes ago, mattmcginley7 said:

Yeah I don't need luck

Just to keep convincing people to buy to protect your investment. 

 

Bitcoin is becoming less a commodity of priests and acolytes and becoming far more MLM.

15 minutes ago, BBE said:

Just to keep convincing people to buy to protect your investment. 

 

Bitcoin is becoming less a commodity of priests and acolytes and becoming far more MLM.

Yeah convincing a couple randos on the internet to buy to push the price up on a 1 trillion market cap asset is my goal. They might move the price up 1 cent. Holy hell you're an idiot. Go somewhere else

1 minute ago, mattmcginley7 said:

Yeah convincing a couple randos on the internet to buy to push the price up on a 1 trillion market cap asset is my goal. They might move the price up 1 cent. Holy hell you're an idiot. Go somewhere else

Keep at it true believer.  You get challenged and you change tact.  Why don't you post another couple of quotes from individuals and organizations that are dependent on getting fresh buyers to pump the value of their holdings.

 

Super MLM-y of you.  

 

 

6 minutes ago, BBE said:

Keep at it true believer.  You get challenged and you change tact.  Why don't you post another couple of quotes from individuals and organizations that are dependent on getting fresh buyers to pump the value of their holdings.

 

Super MLM-y of you.  

 

 

That's every asset. You're an idiot. Run along now 

Just now, mattmcginley7 said:

That's every asset. You're an idiot. Run along now 

So, bitcoin and crypto are only the most amazing-est things until they are just another asset.

Great logic.

 

Block chain has utility and use.  Bitcoin doesn't.  Unless another 40 or so countries with mildly dictatorial leaders make it legal tender.

2 minutes ago, BBE said:

So, bitcoin and crypto are only the most amazing-est things until they are just another asset.

Great logic.

 

Block chain has utility and use.  Bitcoin doesn't.  Unless another 40 or so countries with mildly dictatorial leaders make it legal tender.

Oh you're actually retarded lol. Nice 

Just now, mattmcginley7 said:

Oh you're actually retarded lol. Nice 

I am not the one twisting themselves in knots to justify their investments.

 

Don't worry in every MLM, the early ones in make the most money until the pyramid collapses.

3 minutes ago, BBE said:

I am not the one twisting themselves in knots to justify their investments.

 

Don't worry in every MLM, the early ones in make the most money until the pyramid collapses.

If we drop 80% from here, I'll still have made life changing money if I never click the sell button. Stay mad 

4 minutes ago, mattmcginley7 said:

If we drop 80% from here, I'll still have made life changing money if I never click the sell button. Stay mad 

You are like every other MLM-er ever.

 

Not mad at all.  Just amused at the knots you will twist yourself into.

 

Should be really fun to watch when the very bright path laid out by Yellen and others plays out.  But, keep on hodling.  Those laser eyes are super cool.

3 minutes ago, BBE said:

You are like every other MLM-er ever.

 

Not mad at all.  Just amused at the knots you will twist yourself into.

 

Should be really fun to watch when the very bright path laid out by Yellen and others plays out.  But, keep on hodling.  Those laser eyes are super cool.

You're still here? 😂

9 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

I'm really excited for a new wave of late adopters/low IQ normies checking in intermittently to see how I'm doing for the next 3-6 months. And to their dismay, it's gonna be very well.

If you're lurking and new, go to the original post and watch Andreas' videos I linked. You should start there

i see you are laboring under the delusion that i actually care and aren't merely mocking you for your faux silverback act. it's so damn cute. 

 

more please ?

15 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

i see you are laboring under the delusion that i actually care and aren't merely mocking you for your faux silverback act. it's so damn cute. 

 

more please ?

I love the mocking of me. People who offer nothing at all but trolling just bring more attention to this thread and the bright people will find use out of it

30 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

i see you are laboring under the delusion that i actually care and aren't merely mocking you for your faux silverback act. it's so damn cute. 

 

more please ?

And he chides me for taking things too literally...