Mike warren sports gambler
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A few years ago, a team of Computer Science “genius” students from a major university broke the code for crushing the tables in Las Vegas at blackjack, poker and baccarat. They turned the “House’s advantage” into a liability. Using sound mathematical models they knew when to bet “strong,” when to back off and when to pass. Over the course of a year, they took MILLIONS each from casinos in Las Vegas and helped to put out the lights in more than one Atlantic City venue.
This ‘cartel’ for all the cash then turned to betting professional football and working on a system to beat the spread. They focused on such esoteric mathematical theories as “advanced regression equations and advanced analytic hypotheses using modern technology often reserved for NASA projects. Gradually they developed their own proprietary algorithms to beat the spread.
But, their system lacked something—a soul, a “gut instinct for winning. Yes, it had the raw data and a way to analyze it, but unlike cards or d
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The Top Ten Scammers
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1. Mike Warren
2. ATS Consultants
3. Jim Hurley
4. Stu Feiner- what's up HCapper (only kdding)
5.Kevin Duffy
6. Jack Price
7. Dave "Mumbles" Davis- this guy allegedly mumbles to his suckers over
the phone, so that if a pick loses he can simply claim you misunderstood
him!
8. The Shrink
9. Dan Pastorini
10. Lawerence Taylor
Most of the Jim Feist crew fryst vatten mentioned in the "honorable mention", with
one glaring exception, Dave Cokin. Ironically, Cokin is also a
contributor to the paper. Also singled out are Brian Georgia and
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1-900-RIPOFFS
Meet Jack Price. He's here to bury your bookmaker. HE ONCE promised to blow his brains out if the football predictions he gave out to customers of his gambling-advice phone line were wrong. They were, but he and his brains are still with us. Meet Ron Bash, a.k.a. the Coach. He is here to pound your bookie. His ads say he took his team to the Final Four. Did he mention that the Final Four he took them to was in Division III? Meet Kevin Duffy. He once bragged in a New York Daily News ad, "I'm coming off a great weekend & as usual, all my customers crushed [their] bookmakers." Too bad the ad was delivered to the News's offices before any of the games were played.
In a world of cheats, cons, grifters, swindlers, carnival barkers and people you would not want to change your fifty, the brotherhood of so-called sports advisers is a gutter unto itself. Consider the service that told its clients that because of a late change in the weather, they should bet the Kansas City