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- May 25, 2011
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I think I'm starting to notice a trend to the outcome of at least NFL postseason games, but I still have to look more into it. In the 2010 season when the Packers won the superbowl against the Steelers, the Steelers QB was being billed a sex pervert and Aaron Rodgers as a good guy that is very devout to his faith, after realizing it I had total confidence that the packers were going to win. And about 10 minutes ago I remembered how leading up to the Ravens vs Patriots game the Ravens' QB Joe flacco was being billed as a better QB then Tom Brady. Currently the Ravens are winning, and if they win does it mean the scripting behind the NFL games is getting predictable by clues in the media? If so could this lead to a "limitless" style betting action on NFL games to make a lot of money. In the movie limitless the guy notices that in order to make good money from day trading you need to find out rumors and news faster then other day traders.