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io...

i'm not playing this week's games so i didn't look closely at anything.....i'll post anything that i find concering this week's games.

because of the volatilty of the offshore business right now, i feel more comfortable with my money in my pocket than there....& since i only play football i pulled my money out of all my accounts...

if i decide to play the superbowl, i'll probably just play it at vegas when i'm there or just send money to an offshore book for that specifc game.

i'm sure you are leaning to your bears...

good luck.
 

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ar....you cashed EVERYTHING out?......

whoa....i had to cash out of pinny.....and i abandoned oly awhile back(around 30 bucks still in there from a small longshot play that i forgot about that was cancelled)

i`m still alive at 5 dimes...basically for boxing and mma....

this is scaring me a little....if this all goes south,and jack loses all that advertising revenue,what happens to him?.....

and us?...

i.o....i posted in another thread...my opinion that the last few years that the colts had it going their way...home field and an aura of being the team to beat....

and that this year,they weren`t thought of as the main threat to go to the s.b.....no home field...

and that i thought that might be exactly WHY they may do it this year...

i think it`s the nfl`s poster boy`s year...i`m riding them to the end.....

it`s karma...
 

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here is something that i just read favoring chicago & against n.o....

since 1970, 13 teams have taken to the road in their conference championship game allowing 20 or more points during the regular season. those 13 teams have gone just 2-11 ats with most recent losses by atlanta 10-27 at phil. in 2004, indy in 2003 14-24, tenn. four years ago, 24-41 and in 2000 by minn. 0-41. The average score in those games was 27-13.
 

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here is something that i read favoring n.e.& against indy.....


indy allows 22 points per game and teams that play in this game and allow 20 or more points are just 3-15 ats, including just 1-4 if they are the home team. The average score in those home games is 22-21 in favor of the road team.

indy has allowed just an average of 7 points in their 2 playoff games....their defense seems to be playing much better than the seasonal stats. 8 times since 1983 the home team has come into this game allowing seven or less points in the playoffs......those teams are just 3-5 ATS and if they are favored by four or less points (dogs as well), they are 0-3 su & ats. so, playing great defense doesn?t necessarily translate into a great performance in this game. those teams allowed an average of 19 points per game in all 8 games and 28 points per game in the three games where they were favored by four or less (dogs as well). there were 3 other games where both, the home team and the road team, allowed seven or less points in the playoffs. those home teams went 2-1 su & ats but the one loss was by the lowest favored team, which was oak., favored by 6 points over balt. back in 2000 and they lost 3-16.

hope this info helps....good luck.
 

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outdoor home teams in cold weather 8-0 vs warm weather dome teams since '78 in conference championship games

Yes, I like the Bears a lot here again. I don't think it will be close.

Gun to my head, I like Jaek's boys as well! NE isn't the same team and I think Indy has growd up. They now can actually play a "ball control" game. It would be too wild to see the Bears play the Pats again in the big game.
 
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