I kill the rate of return in the stock market every year, and as I already have a 100% growth in my bankroll this year with the typical risk on a play being 1%, that's most definitely better than a 100% difference better than the stock market this year, lol. But like Lee said, I'm in the 2% of long-time winning players, lol.
That being said, I don't like NE in this game at all. Hasselbeck and his receivers are finally getting healthy -- they actually had a good game in Dallas last week that wasn't reflected in the final score. Against NE's poor secondary they should have good success all day and challenge for the home win.