Stooges of Degeneracy, Ep. 11 NSFW

[MinnesotaFats]

Do you remember Gus Malzone from auburn? He was hired after going like 3-20 career. He was white. They had more qualified black candidates. Did you complain about that hire? Then he bought Cam for 300k and won a title.

He paid his dues, was the OC for the title, but guy put his time in to get the shot...

You gotta put your time, that's the point

 

[MinnesotaFats]

Are you saying he got the stockbroker job because of the color of his skin too?? You have to give the guy some credit. I don't care how bad he fvcks the team up, they at least got there. We have seen talented teams under white coaches not even get there. He may have got the job because of the color of his skin but that is fvcking life in general. The most qualified almost never gets the job these days. It is all about connections. How many terrible white football coaches that did a worse job than what Dusty is doing in MLB and just get recycled over and over for the last 30-40 years?? Argument can go both ways. It is finally nice seeing new talent white/black coaches in the NFL but boy do they svck and maybe why we seen so much recycling in the past I don't know. I do know that the most qualified don't get the job anymore. That is never going to change. Doesn't need to be about race

Oh hell I used to be a broker for Edward Jones, it's a series 6 & 7 by mail. Takes 10 weeks good grief.

Also banned for life by FINRA that's another story thou

 

[MinnesotaFats]

You know what...we might have broken a story here.

I looked at all data bases of past & present, expired and surrendered license holders for series 7 and his name doesn't appear.

This story from Chicago eludes to classes taken but never completed nor a securities license granted.



I think we just caught Dusty in a dirty lie if he actually is responsible for content on his WIKI

 

[Tanko]

I think we just caught Dusty in a dirty lie if he actually is responsible for content on his WIKI

This part made me laugh. Thanks Minny.

 

[vitterd]

Perfect for Philly. Get Ranger, Nola, Wheeler in 3,4,5 and Nola in 7. And wheeler can pitch in that game on short rest on Sunday. This is a great rainout for Philly

I just heard Thomson gonna go Ranger, Nola, Noah and then Wheeler game 6 and Nola again for game 7 if necessary.

 

[Tanko]

If any of Bmr has free time as a hobby or wants to make coin than bet NBA quarters. These fvckers are so lazy. Set up a spreadsheet for each team and keep track of how much they score each quarter for every game. I haven't bothered doing it for years and was going to get back into but than Covid hit and fvcked up normal daily line-ups. You will find teams trends and hit a good percentage with quarter sides/totals.

If you want to win than quit betting pre-game full game shit and bet where you have an edge and take the rigg out of it. Books have the full game spread/total and is usually split in 4 with the 1st q having a little higher number on the fav. Certain teams kick ass certain Qs and play a slower game others. Follow the trends and gain the edge where you can. Biggest problem you will find is having a book offer all 4 qs and total for each Q. Over the years some dropped it to just 1st q. Limits are lower too.

Like I been saying. Think outside of the box. This isn't pre-2000s anymore where you called up your man and got a number. There is no reason to bet like that anymore.

I've got some questions about the NBA Quarter betting..... Maybe you could fill me in if you remember your process. I realize nothing is set in stone for rules on these things but any insight would be helpful so I don't have to start from scratch.

I've got a spreadsheet and have started tracking it.

- How many games back do you look back for determining a trend for each team (3, 4, 5, the season???).
- What kind of point overlay are you looking for when deciding which are actual plays?

 

[Enikk]

I've got some questions about the NBA Quarter betting..... Maybe you could fill me in if you remember your process. I realize nothing is set in stone for rules on these things but any insight would be helpful so I don't have to start from scratch.

I've got a spreadsheet and have started tracking it.

- How many games back do you look back for determining a trend for each team (3, 4, 5, the season???).
- What kind of point overlay are you looking for when deciding which are actual plays?

Each season is its own season and once it stops hitting at a high clip you don't play it. You are only looking at giving yourself an extra edge on these bets.

-you take note of teams that have one quarter that they explode in compared to others(haven't looked at it on paper but G-st the past few years kick ass 3rd q's it seems)

- you look at teams that have a significant typical 1 bad quarter

-That is the hard part having each team have it's own page/spreadsheet(I always did it old-school in a paper notebook). After that you have the details and can look for edges. I always make sure a team is hitting at at least 70% for the quarters. Remember a book is basically taking a game and splitting it in 4 for the line. There is an edge here.

-This goes with totals betting for quarters as well as the edge is there.

-Strictly flat bet using only the "system plays" when they fit your criteria you determine in advance.