View Full Version : My foot in the door . . .
lostinamerica
4th May 2006, 06:07
My foot in the door . . . :shock:
Angel Cabrera(+700) e.w. @ GolfingGods
Anthony Wall(66/1) e.w. @ 5dimes
Jarmo Sandelin(150/1) e.w. @ Bet365
Emanuele Canonica(66/1) e.w. @ Bet365
Sandelin(-105) over Siem (Tournament) @ 5dimes
Canonica(+100) over Dodd (Tournament) @ Olympic
Fred Funk(80/1)(1/5 for 1-2-3-4-5-6) e.w. @ BetFred
Geoff Ogilvy(40/1) e.w. @ GolfingGods
Justin Rose(20/1)(1/4 for 1-2-3) for Top European @ BetFred
Stephen Leaney(12/1) for Top Ten @ GolfingGods
Rocco Mediate(200/1) e.w. @ GolfingGods
Beem(-105) over McDowell (Tournament) @ 5dimes
Jerry Pate(33/1) e.w. @ GolfingGods
- - If it weren't for angles, I'd just be guessing
- - Don't believe everything you think.
Cheers! :D
GL
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"When I was hitting the ball well, there were always one or two things I made certain of doing, and the doing of them would assure success for a while. But they were not always the same things. One conception was good for only a limited time, and when the charm wore off, I would have to begin looking for something else." ~ Bobby Jones
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Shaker
4th May 2006, 08:36
Good luck and welcome Lost :D
Did you find us through one of our mutual friends at MadJacks, or by accident?
I joined there but to be honest there weren't many people that replied to my posts and I just kinda lost interest. I remember you though and IMO you stood out - enjoyable and interesting reasoning for your bets. This despite the majority there not giving any reasoning or entering into much discussion and generally I only go there now to read what Dogs has to say.
36, if you read this, lostinamerica has almost reached 2000 posts on MadJacks and, although I can't remember how this works, would be a great addition to the "Gold Member" ranks.
Lost, hope you don't mind but for those interested here is an excerpt from your US Masters write-up on MJ:
OUTRIGHTS:
Ernie Els(10/1) e.w. (ante-post) @ Bet365
- - Augusta is the right place for Ernie's "return" to the majors. Back in January, every scenario I could spin for Ernie's season had him present and accounted for on the leaderboard this week - a place where the same faces thrive year after year. Almost three months later, the storyline that seems to have taken shape - which was one of the specific scenarios contemplated in January - has featured game killing pressing of late, on top of other arguable discombobulations; now on the grounds of the place and tournament he genuinely loves seems the right moment when Els plays golf and more or less instinctively stops focusing on his swing and mechanics . . . The fire beneath an uncharacteristic display of frustration on the 9th hole of the Players Championship was OK to see from The Big Quitter (i.e., Tom Meeks of the U.S.G.A.), but what had my eyes rolling was his decision to unveil a center shafted putter - that was not the right answer in my book . . . But if memory serves, there is some helpful precedent: Maybe it was an earlier year, but wasn't it 2004 when Phil Mickelson unveiled a potato masher contraption, instead of his classic blade putter, for the greens at Doral and elsewhere in Florida, but common sense prevailed, the right choice was made at Augusta, and the rest is history . ? .? .
Phil Mickelson(+650) e.w. @ GolfingGods
- - Lefty's wedge play around the greens has definitely been a little off this season, and now the plan is to add a second driver; regardless, if his genius around the greens is on display again this week, the winner of 2 of the last 8 majors will not be finishing outside the Top 5.
Stephen Ames(80/1)(1/4 for 1-2-3-4-5-6) e.w. @ GolfingGods
- - "9 and 8" and the circumstances that earn you that moniker among your peers is not likely to be just another incident in the course of an otherwise long and cyclical season - it seems much more likely to be tied up in defining a season by setting you back for a while or making you significantly stronger . . . During decades of watching LOTS of meaningful golf, the run by Stephen Ames that was on display in 2004 constituted perhaps the finest zone of precise ball striking through the late spring and summer months that I've ever witnessed by any player without a list of championships as long as their sleeve, and is a level of form I'll always associate with his name. With that salient fact safely tucked away from 2004, it requires noting that Ames' putting can now look second to none, which is something I don't recall about his game when he first emerged in 2004 (although his chipping and pitching from close to the green still remain the weakest links in his game), and IMO his comportment and maturity in Sunday style situations have also progressed noticeably, so when Mr. "9 and 8" dropped hints of nothing but rounding into form in recent weeks, there was absoluetley zero chance I would hesitate and let a spot that maybe owed Ames something (Craig Perks????) slip by . . . I'm not about to pick up the marker from the biggest winning wager of my life and still feel like I'm deserving of ever winning another wager, but the fact of the matter is that I don't foresee Stephen and his brother Robert having their act turn immediately stale.
keyser soze
4th May 2006, 08:58
quickest gold promotion
yes -110
no evens
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lostinamerica
4th May 2006, 09:24
Good luck and welcome Lost :D
Did you find us through one of our mutual friends at MadJacks, or by accident?
Lost, hope you don't mind but for those interested here is an excerpt from your US Masters write-up on MJ:
Hi, Shaker. I don't mind at all.
It sure seems like Stan's tour-tips site has had a link to this forum for years, and to quote from the current link there regarding Ultimate Betting Forum: "New forum opened towards the end of 2002 and has the best golf forum by some distance! This forum has a very large number of contributors, including several compilers, and the standard of analysis is very high. Hopefully it will reverse its "closed forum" status soon." . . . Through that link I've checked out this forum dozens of times over the last several years, and I was pretty shocked today when I found an open door and made my way through. If there are ANGLES and INFORMATION on golf wagering, I'm always interested.
GL
Shaker...if you look in the Gold Announcements...
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lostinamerica
8th May 2006, 03:53
Outrights: 1-9 (+9.25 units)
Matchups: 3-0 (+3.00 units)
A charmed debut.
Slipping inside the ropes of the Ultimate Betting Forum in a span of about six hours.
Priceless.
lostinamerica feels like a kid in a candy store - A definite buzz, and really not many places I'd rather be about now.
GL
CARAMBA
1st June 2006, 11:07
how do you get into the other forums? Gold/Silver there is no one in this one, waste of time. want to talk golf but not with myself.....
drayton
1st June 2006, 20:25
how do you get into the other forums? Gold/Silver there is no one in this one, waste of time. want to talk golf but not with myself.....
the man has a point:roll:
How to get to silver and gold is explained in the Upgrade Account on the left hand side of the page.
Obviously there is little incentive for Gold members to post much in the Bronze section but I'm sure if new members start threads with a post worth responding to, they will get some response from Gold members.
If the quality of the posts is good it will be picked up on and the time it takes to get to be a Gold member will not be long.
Take lostinamerica for example, it was quite evident that he was a quality poster and he very quickly became a Gold member.
If you want to get to Gold...show us what you've got...
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keyser soze
1st June 2006, 21:51
if you can get from one side to the other youre in.
if not your condemned to here forever.
CARAMBA
7th June 2006, 16:33
well that told me!
austrian open this week - took some lumpy prices at the start of the week. very pood depth in the field, the top 3 in the betting look very opposable to me, bjorn and monty you never know which part of their golf game is going to turn up, and a poor result from jimenez missing the cut by 6 in his last tourney.
with all that said - i have backed bickerton ew @ 100-1, lucquin ew @ 100-1and canonica win only @ 60's on the fair. lucquin and canonica both hitting a good patch of form, and i just feel bickerton in such a bad field is a tad of value.
will be getting with green in matches yet again to short for the outright in my opinion, but solid credentials in 72 holers and on the spreads.
flimper
7th June 2006, 16:44
well that told me!
austrian open this week - took some lumpy prices at the start of the week. very pood depth in the field, the top 3 in the betting look very opposable to me, bjorn and monty you never know which part of their golf game is going to turn up, and a poor result from jimenez missing the cut by 6 in his last tourney.
with all that said - i have backed bickerton ew @ 100-1, lucquin ew @ 100-1and canonica win only @ 60's on the fair. lucquin and canonica both hitting a good patch of form, and i just feel bickerton in such a bad field is a tad of value.
will be getting with green in matches yet again to short for the outright in my opinion, but solid credentials in 72 holers and on the spreads.
Well said :D
keyser soze
7th June 2006, 17:34
well that told me!
will be getting with green in matches yet again to short for the outright in my opinion, but solid credentials in 72 holers and on the spreads.
if you are a spread player i will get you in :D
cant have enough spread betting analysis
CARAMBA
7th June 2006, 17:46
yeh i play the spreads as well Keyser. i've seen your selection on tour-tips this week, buying dyson finishing position.
Couldn't argue with that really, a very up and down player definately the sort to oppose rather than your consistant greens, hansens etc...and capable of some very high numbers when his head goes down. personally i can't touch him at his betfair price this week,
i saw him at wentworth last year, followed his 2 ball for a bit in round 3 playing with muntz i think it was, the lad does have a temper on him...
Stoichkov
7th June 2006, 17:48
get the man in
keyser soze
7th June 2006, 17:54
yeh i play the spreads as well Keyser. i've seen your selection on tour-tips this week, buying dyson finishing position.
Couldn't argue with that really, a very up and down player definately the sort to oppose rather than your consistant greens, hansens etc...and capable of some very high numbers when his head goes down. personally i can't touch him at his betfair price this week,
i saw him at wentworth last year, followed his 2 ball for a bit in round 3 playing with muntz i think it was, the lad does have a temper on him...
agree fully.
esp with stoichkov :D
keyser soze
7th June 2006, 17:55
yeh i play the spreads as well Keyser. i've seen your selection on tour-tips this week,...
any thoughts on the PGA bets ive put up.
the azinger sutherland one looks a right price rick
CARAMBA
7th June 2006, 18:15
Just had a look keyser, looks a good spot. personally i have sutherland 0-3 favourite in this one.
Great course form for Suthers last 6 tourneys here worst finish is 32nd, zinger 2 missed cuts and 64th in last 3 years.
see the price has gone as well mate.....
Looks like I'd better get you in to Gold then Caramba :D
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