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the advantages of being a degenerate gambler
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sportsbook.com has lines on what team ron artest would go to. as soon as i heard he was traded to the kings, i put $50 (THE MAX) on them at 3-1. 10 minutes later, the lines were removed. Easiest $150 ever.
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#2
I'm starting to worry about you.
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#3
thanks for the heads up dennis.
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#4
you snooze you lose. i bet bodog didn't even have a line
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#5
i have a sportsbook account too
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#6
I actually considered posting about it at the time but figured the response rate is too slow for anyone to cash in. plus i was too busy bragging about it to my co workers
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#7
Artest Trade To Kings Off
Ron Artest's saga in Indiana continues on. The Pacers tried to trade Artest to the Kings for Peja Stojakovic, but ESPN's Jim Gray reports the deal is off because Artest turned it down.



and boom goes the dynamite
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The Sleeper Wrote:I actually considered posting about it at the time but figured the response rate is too slow for anyone to cash in. plus i was too busy bragging about it to my co workers

so you finally have opened up enough to talk to your co-workers and you choose to let them know you're a degenerate gambler.

Plus now you gotta hear from everyone how the trade was nixed, good move.
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#9
motherfucker
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#10
thread of the year
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Report: Artest agrees to deal with Kings

By STEVE HERMAN, AP Sports Writer
January 25, 2006

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- Ron Artest may be headed to Sacramento after all.

ESPN reported Wednesday that a deal sending the volatile Indiana Pacers forward to the Kings for sharpshooter Peja Stojakovic was back on, pending approval of Sacramento owners Gavin and Joe Maloof.

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The report that Artest had agreed to the deal came a day after a reportedly "imminent" trade between the teams fell apart. Artest met with Pacers CEO Donnie Walsh on Wednesday at Conseco Fieldhouse and apparently agreed to go to Sacramento.

Pacers spokesman David Benner would not confirm the report and said the team would issue a statement or call a news conference if a deal were completed. Telephone calls seeking comment were left by The Associated Press for Walsh and for Artest's and Stojakovic's agents.

Kings spokesman Troy Hanson said a deal had not been completed as of Wednesday afternoon.

The trade would end a lengthy standoff between the Pacers and Artest, who was deactivated in December after requesting a trade and was suspended most of last season for his role in one of the worst brawls in U.S. sports history.

Artest was off to the best starts of his career this season and last. He averaged a career-best 24.6 points before the brawl in Auburn Hills last season and was leading the NBA with 2.6 steals per game and was second on the team at 19.4 points a game before he was deactivated this season.

The Pacers have struggled without Artest. They were 10-6 in games he played and are 11-14 without him, losing five of their last six. Jermaine O'Neal has hinted that players might be concerned about possibly getting traded along with Artest, and it could be affecting their performance.

Stojakovic was listed on the active roster for Sacramento's Tuesday night 109-103 loss to Philadelphia but was nowhere to be seen at tipoff. After the game, coach Rick Adelman said he didn't know whether he would play Wednesday night against the Knicks in New York.
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#12
what did sportsbook do?
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#13
still pending
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Sleeper what was the Advertisment for?
What am I doing here?
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#15
your face
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#16
OH SNAP!
I love him. He's like those happy old people who become known for sitting by the side of a busy street and waving to passing cars. People drive by regularly and beep just to see him and get him to wave to them.

That's just like our Arpi... except he doesn't wave or anything. He just says mean things to you.


GonzoStyle Wrote:I pledge my undying love for Arpi, any retraction of this undying love is to be ignored.



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#17
if im not mistaken, the ad was for updog.
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#18
i am not familair with this updog...can you tell me what the product is?
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Future Wager 01/24/06 15:39 ET
50.00/150.00 (paid 200.00) Result: Wager Won
Where will Ron Artest be Traded Before the Trade Deadline
Sacramento Kings Win 02/22/06 (12:00 ET)
3-1
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#20
The Sleeper Wrote:your face
Cool the money I spent is working for me.
What am I doing here?
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