JJGOLD Kalshi Is The Exchange We've Been Waiting For!!!!

[KVB]

Something like this, KVB?

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Replace that "lucky" parlay with "moneyflow parlay" and you got me dead to rights.

Can't grow the facial hair even like that, lol.

I put in orders earlier for St. John's +1.5, shorting Uconn.

They filled and I am the proud owner of St John's +1.5 at .45 cents. Here's the thing, I paid .9%, that's .009 or less than 1%, commission because I created liquidity that some poor sap took. He paid the bulk of the commission, I almost got in for free.

I am on the orderbook for St john's moneyline as well, but have not been filled. It's late, I could wake up with everything filled. I'll go to market if I have to pregame on this one.

Tomorrow we say..."Get green and get out" until we are green in the face.

 

[flyingillini]

Replace that "lucky" parlay with "moneyflow parlay" and you got me dead to rights.

Can't grow the facial hair even like that, lol.

I put in orders earlier for St. John's +1.5, shorting Uconn.

They filled and I am the proud owner of St John's +1.5 at .45 cents. Here's the thing, I paid .9%, that's .009 or less than 1%, commission because I created liquidity that some poor sap took. He paid the bulk of the commission, I almost got in for free.

I am on the orderbook for St john's moneyline as well, but have not been filled. It's late, I could wake up with everything filled. I'll go to market if I have to pregame on this one.

Tomorrow we say..."Get green and get out" until we are green in the face.

Amazing stuff! Keep up the great work. Although 99% of the posters here can’t comprehend, let alone how you do it. It’s very impressive. Props to you!

 

[KVB]

...I am the proud owner of St John's +1.5 at .45 cents. Here's the thing, I paid .9%, that's .009 or less than 1%, commission...

...I am on the orderbook for St john's moneyline as well,

Filled the moneyline at .41 cents and paid a mere 1% in commission.

Positions:

St John's at .41 cents
St John's +1.5 at .45 cents

 

[KVB]

Amazing stuff! Keep up the great work.

This was a fun one...

I have orders in for West Virginia moneyline, looking for a scalp there

Filled some at .33 but had to take the liquidity at .34 to make sure I get in pregame.

I shorted Cinci on the -8.5 for .42, basically meaning I picked up WV +8.5 for an average of .42.

I have peeled off some of the UNDER 130.5 for a near 47% profit, still owning some, and added to the West Virginia moneyline in DCA move that knocks the cost down to 23.5 cents.

Picked up WV moneyline pregame then picked them up +8.5 and more moneyline when they were down 14 points.

 

[flyingillini]

This was a fun one...









Picked up WV moneyline pregame then picked them up +8.5 and more moneyline when they were down 14 points.

You respect the industry and you make the industry respect you.

 

[KVB]

You respect the industry and you make the industry respect you.

That's right.

"The moment you disrespect the system, it will slap you upside the head."

-KVB

 

[jjgold]

KVB I would bet the financial markets are much tougher

 

[KVB]

KVB I would bet the financial markets are much tougher

These are financial markets, but I get what you mean.

I also disagree. There is a lot of liquidity in equities and commodity futres. You can scalp.

From the outset, they are all hard. But after years of practice and experience you can gain a certain intuition but even moreso a certain confidence to have the ability to pull the trigger and play the game.

I know stocks, I even know futrues a bit, but there is no market I know better than sports markets.

Combining sports markets and trading them is a match I was built for and have been preparing for since the 1980s and 90s and I wouldn't be lying if I said we thought my office was one of the best LIVE trading operations in the entire world.

Skill and success are not in doubt for me, and with that all we need is the ability to not get kicked out or limited.

Thank you exchanges.

 

[jjgold]

These are financial markets, but I get what you mean.

I also disagree. There is a lot of liquidity in equities and commodity futres. You can scalp.

From the outset, they are all hard. But after years of practice and experience you can gain a certain intuition but even moreso a certain confidence to have the ability to pull the trigger and play the game.

I know stocks, I even know futrues a bit, but there is no market I know better than sports markets.

Combining sports markets and trading them is a match I was built for and have been preparing for since the 1980s and 90s and I wouldn't be lying if I said we thought my office was one of the best LIVE trading operations in the entire world.

Skill and success are not in doubt for me, and with that all we need is the ability to not get kicked out or limited.

Thank you exchanges.

Hard to get kicked out exchanges, never heard of it

 

[DiggityDaggityDo]

Combining sports markets and trading them is a match I was built for and have been preparing for since the 1980s and 90s and I wouldn't be lying if I said we thought my office was one of the best LIVE trading operations in the entire world.

The day you met Pam Anderson on the ski slopes is the day you knew these days were coming for you.

You knew.
You fukkin knew.

 

[KVB]

The day you met Pam Anderson on the ski slopes is the day you knew these days were coming for you.

You knew.
You fukkin knew.

Oh I knew alright.

I fukkin knew.

 

[KVB]

Positions:

St John's at .41 cents
St John's +1.5 at .45 cents

St. John's moneyline now trades at 51 by 50
The +1.5 trades at 51 by 49.

This is the difference between the books and an exchange. I am often, very often, ahead with my pregame positions before the game starts. That's basically beating the closer.

Win or lose, I would already be limited at a book.

But not at the exchanges.

 

[jjgold]

Pound UCONN

 

[KVB]

Pound UCONN

To be clear, I don’t necessarily think St. Johns will win the game in the end, but I do think they’ll make a showing that I can get some profit from, and could be very competitive in the end.

If this was Saturday, I would have this play in books as well, holding to fruition.

But it’s Friday night before super Saturday and it’s just dangling out there by itself, a carrot waiting to be stuck up our asses.

St. John’s is still the play, even with that extra probability that UConn covers.

Make no mistake, St. John’s is the pregame play, whether it wins or loses in the end. Sometimes you just have to eat one on a Friday night to get to the winning on Saturday. Just trying to be patient can cost you a winner Friday night.

So temper your action with wisdom, and don’t bet a position size that makes you uncomfortable, or causes you to sweat the end, that behavior could lead to emotional hijacking. And that would lead to going on tilt.

Don’t nobody wanna go on tilt.

But now that you say pound UConn, maybe St. John’s has a chance after all and I should double down, lolol.

 

[DiggityDaggityDo]

But it’s Friday night before super Saturday and it’s just dangling out there by itself, a carrot waiting to be stuck up our asses.

Well now you’re speaking language that Illini will completely understand.

 

[KVB]

I considered shorting Uconn on the 4.5 and possibly even 7.5 or at least try to get some numbers down there.

But on the slimmer probability Uconn goes up and never looks back, and it being Friday, I think it's best to avoid getting my ass handed to me before Super Saturday.

Now, there are instances and points in the game, a down, distance, and number thing, that could cause me to reconsider such shorts.

For now, we stick with the original positons.

Already in the green, and the game hasn't even tipped....lol.

 

[KVB]

Hopefully 6-2 isn't the pinnacle of St. John's night.

 

[KVB]

Pound UCONN

Gonne be a long night for my St. John's contracts. I shall cling to this post^^^^ and know that all will work out, even if it takes a couple of OTs.

 

[KVB]

Man, squeezing in game profit out of this game is like waiting for the Epstein files.

Fawk.

Going to need the time value to starting kicking in, like giving a hard, legal deadline to realease the files...oh wait

 

[KVB]

Positions:

St John's at .41 cents
St John's +1.5 at .45 cents

I have peeled some of the moneyline off at .81 cents for a 97% profit.

I still hold some St. Johns ml and reserve the right to BUY more.

I also sold some of the +1.5 at .85 for a near 89% profit.

I still hold some of the +1.5 and reserve the right to buy more.