I've seen it a few times here today.
Guy posts team A then later comes in and says he bought out of the game and took team B. WTF? Do you all do this at a sportsbook? Make a play then shit yourself and play the other side at the counter? I've never seen anyone do that.
Guys, I've been here at the RX a long time and I find this kind of disturbing. Some of you guys are decent cappers and some of you get hot. When you're on a streak, people blindly follow your plays. Now, I'm not saying the player doesn't accept some of the responsibility of making the play but come on, if you post a play, don't come in at the last second and and change the play. Some guy may have put money on team A then went to work and had no clue you bought out? It's borderline unethical.
Am I crazy here? If you're going to post the play, post the play and call it a day.
Thoughts?
"Shit yourself"...
"kind of disturbing"....
"Borderline unethical"...
If you blindly follow anyone YOU are the only person responsible for YOUR play on your account.
There are plenty of good reasons to buy out or hedge a bet but NO good reasons for you to say what you
did.
Just repeating what you typed.
Maybe someone other than Kaboom does this, but here are
the facts.
He is a $5 to $20 player.
He plays trends.
He's posting plays before most people are awake.
He shows his results, just not in $ amounts.
Because he posts so early, things change to make him uncomfortable
with original wager so he buys out/cancels.
So now, he or anyone else who may be doing this, spending research time
to post FREE winning plays may say the hell with it and stop.
What was the purpose of your post other than to embarrass someone??
IF you are upset because you lost a bet and missed a post to cancel than just
say you wish you had more time to check a guys post.
Any wonder why decent people stop posting plays??
Be better than that Enfuego.
3) Be better than what? This is a forum. I asked a simple question I'm sure some others are thinking but won't ask. Sorry I asked a simple question. I think it's unethical to post a play then to come in at the last second saying you bought out of the play but that's just me. I understand if others feel differently. It's not a big deal.
Buying out is fine during the game. Especially if an injury happens to the QB. I have only ever done it once.=. That was a game I shouldn't have Ironically every other time I say I should I was right but didn't. Can't understand someone changing their mind an hour before after making the play with no huge injury or change. But is their choice.
Buying out is the cappers choice just like following poster is someone's choice ... You take the good with the bad that's why they call it gambling ...
You know the old saying " a gamblers money has no home "
You hot on top of the world then you can't pick your nose.. it's I ruff ruff job.. hence do it for entertainment not to make a fortune because we as couch cappers don't have access to the info insiders do.. there is no sure bet ..
Best of luck and happy capping to all..
did you read your first post?
it wasn't a simple question
you clearly had an opinion on what you thought was wrong about it and most of the people replying are disagreeing with you
I've seen it a few times here today.
Guy posts team A then later comes in and says he bought out of the game and took team B. WTF? Do you all do this at a sportsbook? Make a play then shit yourself and play the other side at the counter? I've never seen anyone do that.
Guys, I've been here at the RX a long time and I find this kind of disturbing. Some of you guys are decent cappers and some of you get hot. When you're on a streak, people blindly follow your plays. Now, I'm not saying the player doesn't accept some of the responsibility of making the play but come on, if you post a play, don't come in at the last second and and change the play. Some guy may have put money on team A then went to work and had no clue you bought out? It's borderline unethical.
Am I crazy here? If you're going to post the play, post the play and call it a day.
Thoughts?
Sounds like he’s making a simple observation in that this forum over the years has generally not been subject to a flip-form of capping on a somewhat large scale. Bowl season, though, is always “interesting” here, to be sure. Ultimately I too am trying to wade through the bs and the real. -gl
Tell me the culprits and I’ll give you the reason