Thanks Robby...sorry again about the video quality on this one. Already working on an alternate streaming provider for next week.

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Glad you like them!

That line stuck we’ll can’t feel bad about a loss u felt good about jus took a big loss on a bet I was super confident in but won’t let it get to me I’ll make it right back ✅📝

Nice of you to see past the technical difficulties in that one. I promise to re-make this one sometime this year. My production skills have advanced quite a bit since then.

Yeah I went 2-13 on player props the first time I used them that they graded as A+. Meanwhile I have one app I use where I'll go 32-22 on props graded as B and B+. No to Action Network.

Thanks for understanding. I may do this one over some day to give it proper treatment.

There are various inflection points during the day on props. Lineup information is a key time. Injury status updates are a key time. Check out when NBA.com updates their player status information as a guide.

Sportsbooks rarely have balanced action. They have a liability to one side of a result on any typical game. Likewise sharps rarely disagree on which side is the sharp side of a line. So when sharps win the sportsbook sees that as taking away from profits they would have made if they were able to only book the square action.

Thanks Captain Jack 👍🏾

Excellent work, Captain. Thank you!

It makes as much sense as banning a shopper for using too many coupons. The reality is that THEY set the odds and betting limits and should be required to take all action. The only reason they don't is because our cultural biases are a bit warped. When books and casinos are allowed to discriminate based on skill, they are really just cheating. Having said this...If casinos and books were forced to take all action (It has happened in a couple places) the casinos and books will likely lower limits and create wagers with a higher house edge. So, as strange as it sounds, advantage players are probably better off when casinos do have discretion. One simply has to keep finding new ways to get the cash as the opponents get wiser.

The answer to that totally depends on who is asking the question. Can someone succeed at this without computer models or heavy math? Yes, I think so. I did a video with Dink just last month that was an hour-long discussion into that. More directly, I've done a few videos on succeeding at sports betting without modeling, or how to build a better bankroll, or hacks to make sportsbetting easier. Check out some of the past webcasts from this summer on my Channel Playlists.

The current consensus is that Pinnacle is the sharpest for non-US sports; CRIS is the sharpest for US sports.

@Shane Ryan That, and they move first and the rest of the market follows their lead. They're most in-tune with where the sharp money is at.

@Shane Ryan They either don't react to sharp action or they don't take sharp action so they only know which side the sharp side is by watching the sharp books move.

This is something I reference in a lot of my videos. The Science of Sports Betting is fairly well known. It's the math, it's the basic strategy, it's the identifying an edge. The Science is openly discussed by many. The Art of Sports Betting is a bit more nuanced. It's the ability to get money down on a good wager. It's the ability to stay alive at a sportsbook that limits or bans winners. It's the ability to fly under the radar. The Art is not spoken about frequently. It has to be learned through experience and observation. It can't be taught in black and white.

@@CaptainJackAndrews thanks for the response thats real interesting

When you combine INSTINCTS and the science of sports betting that’s where you see sports betting is an artform

Everyday is a new day. 0-0 tomorrow. 0-0 next day etc etc.

It sounds like you focus more on losses than you do on wins 🤔 Ps.....how's your betting going lol, surley not where all your attention is right?

If you sub to any of these guys for info and even if you add it with your own ideas then my friend you are not an originator

Sports betting is a market, similar to a financial market. The price is shaped by market forces buying/selling. When a market price is hammered into place by sharp bettors, it's considered to be a sharp line. Some sportsbooks have traditionally been much faster at identifying the sharp action and adjusting their numbers accordingly. They're considered to be sharp books which deal a sharp line. Hope that helps.

Pregame line/total v ingame line/total. If patriots are -10 and they get scored on by the opposite team and now their a -5 or better ingame? Thats value 😊 and thats the best way for me to describe it.

Only when the camera is off. 😂

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you think casinos put up slot machines that are beatable by strategy?

Peter Liston's book as some info about that. Especially the first half when he goes over his journey with must hit by progressives and their breakeven points. Otherwise you gotta look for slots that have a persistent state, meaning that they don't reset after every spin. Some bank free spins, wilds, multipliers, you'll never really get direct information on a game unless it's by sharing some of your own. There's no skill involved once you know the right numbers/what to look for so people are very protective of their information.

@@oviefan100 thank you for this information. I will look for that book.

Play games where you can get advantage and then use small amount of your profits for slots for fun. That's what I do if you like to play slota

@@igor6815 thank you. Can you tell me what games I can get an advantage on please.