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[HarryCaray]

Worst beat I've taken in a long long time.

Up 9 with a minute left.

OKC hits 3, margin is 6 with 30 seconds left.

OKC hits another 3, margin is 3, Portland with ball, 6 second differential.

Portland misses, bullshit foul called while Westbrook is behind the 3 point line. 3 FT's ties it and I'm gonna push with 2 seconds left.

OKC steaks the long inbounds pass and Taj Gibson hits a one-handed 3/4 court heave at buzzer.

^<<^

 

[CaptainLee]

That's for sure a rough beat.

 

[HarryCaray]

Still in shock.

Resisting the urge to double down on 2h. Taking a xanax and going to bed.

Maybe I'm maturing as a gambler.

Fuck that shit though. They play that out 1000 times. 980 Portland covers, 19 pushes, and one loss.

 

[5teamparlay]

Shit- reminds of the hit I took on this one back in Jan while playing the NMS Moneyline for the game..; up 14 with 1:14 on the clock WTH

Was up 74-49





“It’s the greatest win I’ve ever been a part of,” said Nevada coach Eric Musselman.
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Nevada trailed New Mexico 90-76 with just over a minute left last night. What happened next was one of the most insane comebacks you'll see. pic.twitter.com/PEqe0wmbqK
— March Madness 2017 (@Madness2017) January 8, 2017
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The 25-point comeback tied for the eighth largest second-half deficit overcome to win a game in NCAA history.
Tim Williams and Brown each had 26 points for New Mexico (9-7, 2-2).
Nevada had seven 3-pointers in the final 1:49.
Midway through the second half the Lobos led 74-49 and were still up 87-68 with 4:27 left before Nevada started hitting 3-pointers.
“There at the end, we didn’t play,” New Mexico coach Craig Neal said. “We didn’t finish. We were in total control and then, your team has to go figure out that it has to finish games when you’re ahead.”

 

[Redagger029]

Worse beat for me was when the Lakers beat Golden State in LA.

GS wasn't even trying to win.

ML was GS -1000

 

[HuskerFan1]

Wow thats brutal and i disagree if they play that game a 1000 times portland covers 998 of them, 1 push and your ball on the roulette wheel landed on the loss. Holy christ i cant believe they lead by that many with a minute to go and they dont cover.

 

[bobbyjones2]

last year, play offs against gs, im getting 12, portland up by 14 in the fourth, then gs goes on like a 25-4 to end the game..portland was covering for over 59 and a half minutes..fuck those guys

 

[HuskerFan1]

That shot made it onto barstool sports, that was absolutely ridiculous to blow the lead but the steal n shot was absolutely ridiculous

http://www.barstoolsports.com/dmv/t...B&utm_source=BarstoolFB&utm_medium=Socialflow

 

[Greenbacks]

 

[HarryCaray]

That video title is wrong. Portland already blew the lead and it was already tied.

That was the dagger for the loss.

 

[HarryCaray]

That shot made it onto barstool sports, that was absolutely ridiculous to blow the lead but the steal n shot was absolutely ridiculous

http://www.barstoolsports.com/dmv/t...B&utm_source=BarstoolFB&utm_medium=Socialflow

Absurd

 

[Bourn]

That's fucking brutal

 

[5teamparlay]

http://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/betting/unlv-bettors-suffer-epic-bad-beat-ot-loss-aztecs


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UNLV fans react as the team begins to trail San Diego State in the final moments of the second half during a Mountain West Conference tournament basketball game at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas on Wednesday, March 8, 2017. San Diego State defeated UNLV 62-52 in overtime.(Chase Stevens/Las Vegas ***************) @csstevensphoto

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Depending on which side bettors were on, it was either a miracle cover or a bad beat of epic proportions.
In a fitting end to UNLV’s worst men’s basketball season, the Rebels not only blew an 18-point halftime lead over San Diego State — which opened as an 8½-point favorite — but also failed to cover the spread for most backers Wednesday after getting outscored 12-2 in overtime en route to a 62-52 loss in a Mountain West tournament first-round game at the Thomas & Mack Center.
Money on the Aztecs pushed the line to 10 at most Las Vegas sports books by game time, and it climbed to 10½ at several spots.
“If you had the Rebels plus 9½, it’s one of the worst beats in the history of gambling,” William Hill sports book director Nick Bogdanovich said. “If you had San Diego State at any price, or even got 10 points for a push, you’re one of the luckiest human beings on the face of the planet.

“If you had 10½, you deserve to lose.”
San Diego State, which outscored UNLV 48-20 in the second half and overtime, scored the first 12 points of overtime to go ahead 62-50 before Zion Morgan scored on a layup with nine seconds left for the final margin.
“It’s a microcosm of the Rebels season. It’s ridiculous,” Bogdanovich said. “To cover after being down 18 at halftime in a game that landed in the 50s is almost mathematically impossible. You have to land exactly on a tie to go to overtime to get a chance to cover in overtime. It’s unheard of.
“That was a bad game for us. It was all San Diego State money. If you laid 9 or 9½, you won, and if you got 10, you got a push.”
The Aztecs went ahead 50-46 with 3:37 left in regulation. Trailing 50-49 with 10 seconds left, UNLV’s Christian Jones went to the line but missed the first free throw before hitting the second. San Diego State’s Malik Pope then missed a jumper with one second left to send the game into overtime.
At that point, South Point oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro had a bad feeling.
“When it went to overtime, Jimmy walked into the office shaking his head,” South Point sports book director Chris Andrews said. “We needed UNLV. I don’t want to say we were counting our money, but it certainly looked pretty good.
“San Diego State definitely was the play. That’s where we got money, all throughout the game.”
Trailing 34-18 at halftime, the Aztecs were 10½-point favorites in the second half.

“Most of the action was on the second half,” CG Technology sports book director Jason Simbal said. “We had way more action on San Diego State.”
Simbal said the late layup by UNLV actually helped his book, where the line closed at 10½.
“Most of the action we took was on San Diego State at 8½,” he said. “We took a handful of bets on them at 10½, so falling 10 was probably the second-worst outcome. Eleven or more would’ve been the worst.
“I can’t believe we lost that game.”
The Rebels (11-20, 4-14) covered only one of their final 11 games (1-9-1 ATS).
Contact reporter Todd Dewey at tdewey@reviewjournal.com or 702-383-0354. Follow @tdewey33 on Twitter.

 

[pocketrockets]

Hell on earth