That game last night was a new level of insanity in this wacky nfl saga that seems, like mainstream news, to always find greater and greater extremes. Call it the game that would never end! And those claiming fix are nut jobs. If it were fixed, there never would have been that pushing off call on the Raider touchdown at the end. The only fix was the terrific resolve of Derrick Carr and company!
It was as close a game can be. And my system sensed that and stayed as far away as possible. It was truly an impossible game to predict. Those who played it were playing with uncertainty.
As suggested in the epic book The Art of War, sometimes the best battle is the battle not fought. I am very happy to be 0-0 entering this weekend!
That game last night was a new level of insanity in this wacky nfl saga that seems, like mainstream news, to always find greater and greater extremes. Call it the game that would never end! And those claiming fix are nut jobs. If it were fixed, there never would have been that pushing off call on the Raider touchdown at the end. The only fix was the terrific resolve of Derrick Carr and company!
It was as close a game can be. And my system sensed that and stayed as far away as possible. It was truly an impossible game to predict. Those who played it were playing with uncertainty.
As suggested in the epic book The Art of War, sometimes the best battle is the battle not fought. I am very happy to be 0-0 entering this weekend!
I actually had KC winning by about 1/10th of a point which would indeed favor Oakland +3 ... but with 15 games to choose from in week 7 there were 5 far better alternatives than to roll the dice or better, flip a coin, and hope to get lucky! If I pick a game, I need to know statistically that I have an advantage .... even if the numbers only say that my edge is 54% likely to result in a win. I prefer advantages in the 60-72% range but that is nearly impossible when forced to pick 5 a week in the Super Contest. I honestly think most people out there are just flipping coins :-))
I actually had KC winning by about 1/10th of a point which would indeed favor Oakland +3 ... but with 15 games to choose from in week 7 there were 5 far better alternatives than to roll the dice or better, flip a coin, and hope to get lucky! If I pick a game, I need to know statistically that I have an advantage .... even if the numbers only say that my edge is 54% likely to result in a win. I prefer advantages in the 60-72% range but that is nearly impossible when forced to pick 5 a week in the Super Contest. I honestly think most people out there are just flipping coins :-))
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