YTD 14-13
SIDES 8-8
TOTALS 6-5
Week 1 Panthers +9 W
Week 2 Saints +1 L, Eagles +7 W
Week 3 Panthers +3'L, Panther TT OVER 17 L, Dallas Under 50 W
Week 4 Titans +3 W, Jax-7 L, Phi/Chi Ov 39 W,Pitt/Bal Un 39 L
Week 5 Steelers +6 W, SD/Miami OV 44' L
Week 6 NO/OAK UN 47'W,Cards+5 W,NYG TTUN25'L NYG TTOV14 W.
Week 7 SD +1 L, Indy -1 L, NE/DEN OV 49 W
Week 8 SD/NO UN 46 L Steelers-3 L Tenn-4 W Tenn/Colt OV 40 W
Week 9 Clev-2 L Steel+2 W
Week 10 Tenn-3 W Zona-10 L <!-- / message -->
I couldn't leave well enough alone last week (Tenn-3) and went and laid 10 points in the NFL, result: "Here is your ass back sir, you inexplicably left it here." I got my ass handed back to me.
Going into week 11, I'm sitting at around .500 thanks 2 errors in judgement, asking Cleveland to win me money in week 9 and laying 10 points in week 10. Without those 2 losers, I'd be looking at 56%.
Going back to the well until it runs dry. I've been on Tenn 3 times so far this season because they fit the formula of how to win in the NFL. " 1)Stop your opponents running game, 2)Force them to throw, (3 things happen when you throw and 2 of them are bad) and 3)Sack their QB.
Basically, your foundation for winning in this league starts with defense (See TENN and Giants this year.)
Today I get a chance to take the best defense in the league in points allowed,the best Turnover Ratio in the league and I don't have to lay any points(TENN ML-130). I get the ML value due to bettors falling for the oldest illusion in gambling, "They are due" As in, "Tenn is due to lose this week" All objective reasons go out the window and subjective reasoning rules the day, "I don't care that TENN is undefeated because they play solid ball, I'm taking a sub .500 team and asking to win me money cause Tenn is due."
TENN ML-130
Manage your bankroll, this is just another bet in a series of positive expectancy wagers here. The bet can lose, the trick is to never tap out in this journey. In the long run protecting the bankroll is more important than picking winners in a positive expectancy model.
GL always.
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SIDES 8-8
TOTALS 6-5
Week 1 Panthers +9 W
Week 2 Saints +1 L, Eagles +7 W
Week 3 Panthers +3'L, Panther TT OVER 17 L, Dallas Under 50 W
Week 4 Titans +3 W, Jax-7 L, Phi/Chi Ov 39 W,Pitt/Bal Un 39 L
Week 5 Steelers +6 W, SD/Miami OV 44' L
Week 6 NO/OAK UN 47'W,Cards+5 W,NYG TTUN25'L NYG TTOV14 W.
Week 7 SD +1 L, Indy -1 L, NE/DEN OV 49 W
Week 8 SD/NO UN 46 L Steelers-3 L Tenn-4 W Tenn/Colt OV 40 W
Week 9 Clev-2 L Steel+2 W
Week 10 Tenn-3 W Zona-10 L <!-- / message -->
I couldn't leave well enough alone last week (Tenn-3) and went and laid 10 points in the NFL, result: "Here is your ass back sir, you inexplicably left it here." I got my ass handed back to me.
Going into week 11, I'm sitting at around .500 thanks 2 errors in judgement, asking Cleveland to win me money in week 9 and laying 10 points in week 10. Without those 2 losers, I'd be looking at 56%.
Going back to the well until it runs dry. I've been on Tenn 3 times so far this season because they fit the formula of how to win in the NFL. " 1)Stop your opponents running game, 2)Force them to throw, (3 things happen when you throw and 2 of them are bad) and 3)Sack their QB.
Basically, your foundation for winning in this league starts with defense (See TENN and Giants this year.)
Today I get a chance to take the best defense in the league in points allowed,the best Turnover Ratio in the league and I don't have to lay any points(TENN ML-130). I get the ML value due to bettors falling for the oldest illusion in gambling, "They are due" As in, "Tenn is due to lose this week" All objective reasons go out the window and subjective reasoning rules the day, "I don't care that TENN is undefeated because they play solid ball, I'm taking a sub .500 team and asking to win me money cause Tenn is due."
TENN ML-130
Manage your bankroll, this is just another bet in a series of positive expectancy wagers here. The bet can lose, the trick is to never tap out in this journey. In the long run protecting the bankroll is more important than picking winners in a positive expectancy model.
GL always.
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