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![]() I look at betting football like trying to show a profit betting odds on favorites at the track. A very difficult task indeed. Maybe you will come to that conclusion before you dig yourself too deep a hole.
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![]() Im going to show a profit. I have $2000 limit. I will profit. I was almost done after 3 games. 2 games sunday ended on last minute plays to go the other way. Then I was so disgusted I never even played Miami at 4. Ill show a profit.
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![]() Minus $540 going into tonight.
Rams plus 3.5, $220/200 Rams moneyline plus 160.....$100/160 Virgina Tech plus 7.5, $330/300 Virginia Tech moneyline plus 220.....$100/220 |
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![]() I have literally waited 2 years for Logan Thomas to start a game like this. I just hope he keeps it up.
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St Louis is HORRIBLE. Plus $200 for the night, Minus $340 total. |
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even if there was some basis for your confidence that you can bet profitably, the % of bankroll risked is essentially leaving everything to chance. I don't know what kind of edge you imagine you have but even if it's as high as being able to win 60% (which would be laughable) you risk going broke before that edge could be asserted over the long run. you've got more than 15% of your bankroll in a single game tonight. and then more than 10% in a second game. who in their right mind bets like that? |
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![]() Minus $340 total.......
LSU plus 3.5, $220/200 Notre Dame plus 3.5, $330/300 East Carolina plus 13.5, $330/300 Purdue plus 3.5, $220/200 |
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![]() you've probably been betting on the 'skins too. thanks, thanks a LOT!
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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thanks. a lot.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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