yet you just talked shit about me as well. Real nice guy
yet you just talked shit about me as well. Real nice guy
Completely disagree with the highlighted text.
I had this problem about 7 years ago. I used to take heavy favs laying tons of points because they were clearly the better team. I lost consistently. I switched my approach and have won for 6 straight years. The problem with many bettors on this site is that they blame their misfortunes on bad luck when in reality many of the bets made were bad. This is how casinos win in table games; people always talking about how others are lucky and they are not. It is not bad luck, it is being on the wrong side several times. Last year, one could be on the wrong side and still win games because the strong public favs covered alot. That was adjusted during the bowl games, however, and if you weren't on the right side, you lost during the bowls. And there is not time to turn things around if you take the same approach (Ever seen that commercial where the guy is trying to fit a square into a circle- "It'll fit"). If you don't change things up, I don't see things improving.
I said this from day one this year: "The public is gonna get smashed this year." Please don't interpret this as me calling ICE or Double "public" but rather that several of their plays were top 10 teams as heavy favs laying alot of points. The lines are spot on or not in your favor (meaning you lay more points than necessary due to perception) when you take a team that has looked great vs a team that hasn't or a team like USC, etc. I looked at alot of cards this year, more than in the past years and am not surprised dudes that are dropping alot on teams like Washington last week are getting spanked. They are on the wrong side. People need to take more underdogs, but not public underdogs like Oregon week one or WASH last week. Just my opinion![]()
Completely disagree with the highlighted text.
I had this problem about 7 years ago. I used to take heavy favs laying tons of points because they were clearly the better team. I lost consistently. I switched my approach and have won for 6 straight years. The problem with many bettors on this site is that they blame their misfortunes on bad luck when in reality many of the bets made were bad. This is how casinos win in table games; people always talking about how others are lucky and they are not. It is not bad luck, it is being on the wrong side several times. Last year, one could be on the wrong side and still win games because the strong public favs covered alot. That was adjusted during the bowl games, however, and if you weren't on the right side, you lost during the bowls. And there is not time to turn things around if you take the same approach (Ever seen that commercial where the guy is trying to fit a square into a circle- "It'll fit"). If you don't change things up, I don't see things improving.
I said this from day one this year: "The public is gonna get smashed this year." Please don't interpret this as me calling ICE or Double "public" but rather that several of their plays were top 10 teams as heavy favs laying alot of points. The lines are spot on or not in your favor (meaning you lay more points than necessary due to perception) when you take a team that has looked great vs a team that hasn't or a team like USC, etc. I looked at alot of cards this year, more than in the past years and am not surprised dudes that are dropping alot on teams like Washington last week are getting spanked. They are on the wrong side. People need to take more underdogs, but not public underdogs like Oregon week one or WASH last week. Just my opinion![]()

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