Week 2 matchups

#26
#26
I make money.

And those people don't win that much. They don't. Books have been written about highest sustainable win %s in sports betting. 58-60%. Either you or the people who tell you, are lying. Period.

I don't mean winning like that over a long period of time....I was exxagerating that, and I was wrong...but over a couple of months it can be done...and that's sustained winning.
I know a guy that was 13-2 last week, and he did similar to that a bunch of times last year.

I also understand what you are saying about history not having any bearing on this weeks game.
I just remember that in my 24 years, I remember most times Bama/Vandy is a close game.
Therefore, by percentages...and the fact that Vandy's at home, and have the best team they've had in 20 years......I'll take 3 points.
 
#27
#27
A couple months isn't long term sustainable winning. Let's say the average bettor bets 12 games a week - that's only 144 games of a sample size. You need around 3-4 years of data.
 
#29
#29
Yes it is. I made nice bank last year. It's not enough, however, to consider it sustainable.
 
#30
#30
I don't mean winning like that over a long period of time....I was exxagerating that, and I was wrong...but over a couple of months it can be done...and that's sustained winning.
I know a guy that was 13-2 last week, and he did similar to that a bunch of times last year.

I also understand what you are saying about history not having any bearing on this weeks game.
I just remember that in my 24 years, I remember most times Bama/Vandy is a close game.
Therefore, by percentages...and the fact that Vandy's at home, and have the best team they've had in 20 years......I'll take 3 points.


I'll give you Vandy +3 and I'll take Bama -3 in a public wager of any amount that you would like up to $1,500. SERIOUSLY!!!
 

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