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[Boomer]

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WELL FUNDED players are better off just playing slow outs, thus becoming a follower at CLOSE to the original order. Diluting bad #s by mid/sclpg makes you a low paid messenger for sharp outs with the immense liability that goes with it.

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Ronbets,

That may be just about the most intelligent thing I've ever read here, and something I need have tattooed on my butt, since I seem to have a short memory as some of my friends will attest to.

[joseph]

This is some of the most informative stuff I've read in this forum.If anyone knows of other enlightening material in the archives,please let me know.Thank you all for sharing your knowledge.....joseph

[Jeff]

Joseph....

In the bottom right corner, there is a drop dowm menu. Scroll down to "archives-best of".....we are starting to archive some of the best material. It takes awhile. We started with Reno's Disneyland posts.

You can also check the archives to your left, which also contain some interesting stuff.

[joseph]

Jeff, Thanks, Joseph

[ajax50]

Soft outs are like gold.However, all good things come to an end as "the last one is on the house".Inevitabely they dry up and stick you.

[Boomer]

This poses a really good question and could be a topic by itself.

How soft does a store's lines have to be before you start worrying about getting paid. I'm got some books I use that don't necessarily have soft lines, but don't move as quickly as others when steam hits.

I'm always having conflict (maybe spelt g-r-e-e-d) because at some of these outs, I make my largest profits (and have some of my most sleepness nights about).

I am definitely getting to the point where I only want to be in the Del Mars, Olympics, and Sports Markets of the world. When I need or want my money, bamm it's there.

[AussieVamp2]

yeah, interesting stuff

presumably Boomer you are a yoga disciple or stuff if you are flexible enough to read notes on your butt?

[reno]

AussieVamp2, Boomer is not a Hatha yoga adept. However, he did spend his formative years working as a circus contortionist.

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