Betting on college sports is dumb. There is a 10% house advantage. You're not going to win if you do it regularly.
Don’t say dumb things.Betting on college sports is dumb. There is a 10% house advantage. You're not going to win if you do it regularly.
No intelligent bettor would ever follow “ I think they will cover” with “what quarterback is playing ?”
Man I wouldn't know how to begin to spend that muchHard to get by on 5 million so that makes sense
I bet NU so I’d stay away from it. Nebraska has covered like 1 game all season I believe. I don’t know why I put myself through the double disappointment
That's just not accurate. It doesn't take a ton of effort to win on college football.
Yeah to break even you have to win 60% against the spread which is near impossible in the long run.
With a traditional 10% vig you have to win 52.38% of your games to break even.Yeah to break even you have to win 60% against the spread which is near impossible in the long run.
Yeah to break even you have to win 60% against the spread which is near impossible in the long run.
With a traditional 10% vig you have to win 52.38% of your games to break even.
first that’s assuming every bet you make is the same wager. You could win theoretically win 80% of your bets and be in the negative or win 30% of your bets and be in the positive
Second your math is wrong
10 bets @ 100 per bet. To win $100
60% wins = 600
40% losses = 440
or if if your wager is $100
60% wins = 545
40% @ losses = 400
you’ve netted 160 & 145 here, what am I missing?
You only put up the extra 10% on losses. That’s why the math works.Doesn't even make sense. Bet 110.00 to win 100.00 in typical terms. Constantly putting up an extra 10%. And he would have lost like a typical sports betting fool.
Doesn't even make sense. Bet 110.00 to win 100.00 in typical terms. Constantly putting up an extra 10%. And he would have lost like a typical sports betting fool.
Man I wouldn't know how to begin to spend that much