Report: $32 million was made today by Pittsburgh not covering.

[TheWolf]

Just heard it on Pittsbugrh Sports Talk. No idea if its true or not.

 

[TheWolf]

Guess $32 million isnt enough money for leagues/officials to control games. LMAO.

 

[Broncos625]

Made by who? How much would've been made if they did cover?

 

[OccamsRazor]

Made by who? How much would've been made if they did cover?

Me, I had SD.

Party at my house.

arty:

 

[Jetplane]

Made by who? How much would've been made if they did cover?

I guess either it'd be -32M if they covered... but u also have to factor in parlays maybe? Interesting... but not sure if it's credible... nobody could have those facts by this time.

 

[TheWolf]

Pittsburgh SPorts reporter said he spoke to a source of his in Vegas.

 

[Jetplane]

But the source would have to know how much action EVERY casino in vegas has on that game. Think of all the degenerate locals too tho...

 

[billbeater]

did BigBooky have something to do with this ending? :lol:

 

[thesundevil]

hmmm.

 

[CoolBreeze22]

it's way more than that, when you include all the locals nationwide.

 

[TheWolf]

Brando said $100 million on Sirius.

Not sure where these guys are pulling numbers from.

 

[DukeSnider]

so SD betters won 32 mill and Pitt betters loss 32 mil plus the vig??
Apparently the fix and conspiracy was a west coast operation, who else could have that much muscle and ability to pull off that scam.I wonder how they made it so that the last play of the game would determine that SD money would prevail ??:think2:
:missingte:missingte

 

[rolltide]

Just heard it on Pittsbugrh Sports Talk. No idea if its true or not.

WebWire reports:
An estimated $100 million was wagered worldwide on the Pittsburgh/San Diego game, according to RJ Bell of Pregame.com. Approximately 66% of that money was on the Steelers; with only 34% on the Chargers.

”If the touchdown was properly upheld, Steelers bettors would have won about $32 millions instead of losing big. This admittedly incorrect call resulted in a $64 million swing in favor of the bookies.” said Bell.

 

[inthegame07]

Shit I don't care how much was won or lost.. I'm happy I won with the Chargers!

 

[HighFlyinKilla]

so SD betters won 32 mill and Pitt betters loss 32 mil plus the vig??
Apparently the fix and conspiracy was a west coast operation, who else could have that much muscle and ability to pull off that scam.I wonder how they made it so that the last play of the game would determine that SD money would prevail ??:think2:
:missingte:missingte

Actually they were making sure the whole game. Pitt penalties 13 SD penalties 2. Really they only had 1 penalty because the 2nd was the one that took the TD off.

 

[Jetplane]

WebWire reports:
An estimated $100 million was wagered worldwide on the Pittsburgh/San Diego game, according to RJ Bell of Pregame.com. Approximately 66% of that money was on the Steelers; with only 34% on the Chargers.

”If the touchdown was properly upheld, Steelers bettors would have won about $32 millions instead of losing big. This admittedly incorrect call resulted in a $64 million swing in favor of the bookies.” said Bell.

i know for a fact there are people who bet up to $500k on some games. $100M seems kinda small worldwide.

 

[TheWolf]

so SD betters won 32 mill and Pitt betters loss 32 mil plus the vig??
Apparently the fix and conspiracy was a west coast operation, who else could have that much muscle and ability to pull off that scam.I wonder how they made it so that the last play of the game would determine that SD money would prevail ??:think2:
:missingte:missingte

You look really stupid making this post and clearly your dumb ass didnt watch the game so shut the fuk up.

 

[TheWolf]

WebWire reports:
An estimated $100 million was wagered worldwide on the Pittsburgh/San Diego game, according to RJ Bell of Pregame.com. Approximately 66% of that money was on the Steelers; with only 34% on the Chargers.

”If the touchdown was properly upheld, Steelers bettors would have won about $32 millions instead of losing big. This admittedly incorrect call resulted in a $64 million swing in favor of the bookies.” said Bell.

Man, its tough being right all the time.

Looks like both of my sources were correct too in their statements.

 

[billhill999]

Mike Francessa reported basicly the same 100 million figure.

 

[duckhunter]

i think the refs wanted to be involved in making nfl history...first game ever decided by an 11-10 score.