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if you think horse racing survives in its current fast declining state you’re a retard, it doesn’t matter if people like it

horse racing doesn't have long left but it can still produce incredible races. turf racing is unmatched.

@smurflegend1234 it doesn’t have to get banned to not exist

@ibetpal It will never ever be banned

@stevengfan8 @robpizzola look forward to seeing your money on kalshi over the next few weeks

@ibetpal @robpizzola >3 xGOT so some hot finishing. I’m only talking about this game. Both teams basically created nothing but that’s what Japan wanted to do, hence why I’m arguing they were not poor. Netherlands were poor but that’s because they have The Landlord

Now that every team has played a match at the World Cup, here are my first impressions on each team: Mexico: underwhelming South Korea: way better than expected Czechia: slow South Africa: major ass Switzerland: should have won by 7 goals Canada: underwhelming Bosnia and Herzegovina: set pieces very dangerous, everything else bad Qatar: terrible Morocco: definite dark horse, could run deep Scotland: meh Haiti: surprisingly competitive Brazil: worst version of Brazil I have ever seen USA: best version of U.S. I've seen in two decades Turkiye: rollercoaster of a team Australia: more competitive than i thought Paraguay: ass Germany: holy fuck what a destruction Ivory Coast: slow starters, really grew into match Ecuador: underwhelming Curacao: rest in peace Sweden: 5-1 a real stretch scoreline, will be overrated going forward Netherlands: solid Japan: solid Tunisia: manager deserved to be fired Belgium: underwhelming Iran: slept through most of their match New Zealand: slept through most of their match Egypt: can compete with some better teams Spain: snoozefest but will change once Yamal/Williams start Uruguay: underwhelming for most of their match but showed some signs Saudi Arabia: woof Cape Verde: it's not gonna get any better than that Norway: physical team, can cause problems France: top end talent so good, can overcome being terrible for 2/3 of a match Senegal: better than expected Iraq: had some opportunities, not awful Austria: decent Argentina: if Algeria's goalie wasnt a dumpster, we would have concerns Algeria: dumpster goalie Jordan: woof Colombia: underwhelming, gave up quality chances DR Congo: way better than expected Portugal: what the fuck was that Uzbekistan: surprisingly competitive England: powerhouse Ghana: bad but opponent was also bad Panama: very bad Croatia: old af

@medica_wil @robpizzola well organised doesn't mean good and i'll just ignore the top 5 thing because obviously just not true

@robpizzola @ibetpal Japan is well organised and always will be, the Dutch have top 5 talent in the cup, they’re just hampered by an imbecile of a manager

@stevengfan8 @robpizzola lowest xG game with 3+ goals in 30 years of WC football. that's exactly how every japan game goes. they are a bad team. netherlands defense is miserable and japan created basically nothing the whole game.

@ibetpal @robpizzola Game was ugly but I don’t think Japan was poor. Ball went net to make it exciting but Japan got the low event game they were looking for

@stevengfan8 @robpizzola two things can be true. the game was awful, it just happened to have a few goals.

@ibetpal @robpizzola You don’t know ball @ibetpal

@JoeyKnish22 are you aware that other team also gets to play against england’s defense

This England team is the best team in the world. Doesn’t mean they’ll win the World Cup. And there’s been a lot of highly touted England squads that fell flat, but none were as good as this, and right here right now in June 2026 this is the best team in this tournament.

@felixpatelgop @AmericanNumbers i clearly was not looking through your posts lmfao, you replied to a thread

@ibetpal @AmericanNumbers I am absolutely shocked that you’re here looking through my posts again when you clearly think they provide no value Apologies for using social media to be social, test ideas and commend others doing the same

World Cup 2026 Model v1 (Notes follow): docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

@felixpatelgop @AmericanNumbers i am absolutely shocked that you are here thinking this was a good output lmfao, elite modlolers stick together

@AmericanNumbers Nice work

@DarylCarter7 resetting the days since daryl carter told on himself counter to 0

6. None of this is seen via a simple P/L. There will not be many out there giving members a 50/1 winner and not adding it to a P/L. This is not the first time either this has happened. In fact, what we call "Brucie bonus bets" have a tremendous strike rate.

Something that may be hard for people to understand is the following: One of the differences between my service and any other is that members have me on hand 24/7 for betting and racing advice via the chat rooms and DM.

are we absolutely sure that mbappe is good at football?

@sprotzbettor biggest edge of the day too

@ibetpal x.com/felixpatelgop/… broken clock

lmfao

@stevew69337850 it’s 3f from home and he was never ever outside of the horse, there were no traffic issues at all, just wanted cover for longer knowing the pace was too fast. learn ball.

@ibetpal stick to gaming

had no skin in this race but why has marquand steered into traffic when it's begging to go outside? he makes questionable decisions in big races. was same in derby motionless on a stayer when whelan kicking on which no one mentioned. x.com/SportingLife/s…

ken pitterson is as much of a paddock expect as ak bets is a bookmaker

@goldenpants013 omg it's jason bourne

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@DarylCarter7 resetting the days since daryl carter told on himself counter to 0

It does still bug me that some people have this hierarchy of thinking that they are better than others because "they don't take overnight prices" like it's some unwritten rule only the clever follow. I looked at my data of over 50k race results here is what I found⬇️