Interesting stuff: Ironically, the match itself is all improv with minor discussions beforehand about a few major bumps/the finisher. The rest of it all played by ear. All the other drama? Carefully worded as expected.
Interesting stuff: Ironically, the match itself is all improv with minor discussions beforehand about a few major bumps/the finisher. The rest of it all played by ear. All the other drama? Carefully worded as expected.
When is the last time you hit a 40/1 underdog that paid thousands? If there is an edge to be had regardless of the proposition, you better be damn sure I'm going to take it.
When is the last time you hit a 40/1 underdog that paid thousands? If there is an edge to be had regardless of the proposition, you better be damn sure I'm going to take it.
When is the last time you hit a 40/1 underdog that paid thousands? If there is an edge to be had regardless of the proposition, you better be damn sure I'm going to take it.
Quote Originally Posted by walkthelinez:
When is the last time you hit a 40/1 underdog that paid thousands? If there is an edge to be had regardless of the proposition, you better be damn sure I'm going to take it.
Patrice oneal used to write for WWE. He said this little scrawny kid was the head rider in charge of all creative content. All these massive roiders would try to hold this kids jock to get better storylines. LOL imagine that.
Patrice oneal used to write for WWE. He said this little scrawny kid was the head rider in charge of all creative content. All these massive roiders would try to hold this kids jock to get better storylines. LOL imagine that.
When is the last time you hit a 40/1 underdog that paid thousands? If there is an edge to be had regardless of the proposition, you better be damn sure I'm going to take it.
Vegas, as I understand it, does not usually take prop bets on WWF or anything that is scripted. So that leaves you with 2 other options, bookies or offshore. I haven't met any bookies who take action on wrestling so that leaves offshore, which many do offer. So when you get the line they usually tell you right off rip for exable, Undertaker -1200, Ben the Aminal +800. They will likely cap your bet. Additionally, depending on certain situations such as a media blitz on a story such as this, could make your wager null and void.
But hey, if you ever have a ticket that pays you off 40 to 1 on a Non Sporting Event, please share it with us. If you dont, Id like to use the rights to your story and make it as my own to tell. I will require a campfire.
Quote Originally Posted by walkthelinez:
When is the last time you hit a 40/1 underdog that paid thousands? If there is an edge to be had regardless of the proposition, you better be damn sure I'm going to take it.
Vegas, as I understand it, does not usually take prop bets on WWF or anything that is scripted. So that leaves you with 2 other options, bookies or offshore. I haven't met any bookies who take action on wrestling so that leaves offshore, which many do offer. So when you get the line they usually tell you right off rip for exable, Undertaker -1200, Ben the Aminal +800. They will likely cap your bet. Additionally, depending on certain situations such as a media blitz on a story such as this, could make your wager null and void.
But hey, if you ever have a ticket that pays you off 40 to 1 on a Non Sporting Event, please share it with us. If you dont, Id like to use the rights to your story and make it as my own to tell. I will require a campfire.
Patrice oneal used to write for WWE. He said this little scrawny kid was the head rider in charge of all creative content. All these massive roiders would try to hold this kids jock to get better storylines. LOL imagine that.
That's funny!
Quote Originally Posted by slikstiks99:
Patrice oneal used to write for WWE. He said this little scrawny kid was the head rider in charge of all creative content. All these massive roiders would try to hold this kids jock to get better storylines. LOL imagine that.
Wish they would go back to the "attitude era" but all the money they make is off the kids. That new WWE network was a good idea, all the toys they have out is crazy, when I was kid they had toys and what not but not like it is now. Seen they have the wrestlers in a movie with Scooby Doo and they have there own movie production.
i'll throw it on here and there on a Monday night if nothings on to see what there up to.
Big fan of Bray Wyatt and his character.
Wish they would go back to the "attitude era" but all the money they make is off the kids. That new WWE network was a good idea, all the toys they have out is crazy, when I was kid they had toys and what not but not like it is now. Seen they have the wrestlers in a movie with Scooby Doo and they have there own movie production.
i'll throw it on here and there on a Monday night if nothings on to see what there up to.
Vegas, as I understand it, does not usually take prop bets on WWF or anything that is scripted. So that leaves you with 2 other options, bookies or offshore. I haven't met any bookies who take action on wrestling so that leaves offshore, which many do offer. So when you get the line they usually tell you right off rip for exable, Undertaker -1200, Ben the Aminal +800. They will likely cap your bet. Additionally, depending on certain situations such as a media blitz on a story such as this, could make your wager null and void.
But hey, if you ever have a ticket that pays you off 40 to 1 on a Non Sporting Event, please share it with us. If you dont, Id like to use the rights to your story and make it as my own to tell. I will require a campfire.
WTL got paid on a +4000 bet on Brock Lesnar to defeat the Undertaker on 5dimes at Wrestlemania 30. If I remember, I think he risked $20 on it (5dimes caps wrestling plays or parlays at $50 risked on the dog and to win $50 on the favorites). They let you hit it multiple times if the line changes I believe. Either way, he had quite the underdog hit there.
Quote Originally Posted by bizkilla:
Vegas, as I understand it, does not usually take prop bets on WWF or anything that is scripted. So that leaves you with 2 other options, bookies or offshore. I haven't met any bookies who take action on wrestling so that leaves offshore, which many do offer. So when you get the line they usually tell you right off rip for exable, Undertaker -1200, Ben the Aminal +800. They will likely cap your bet. Additionally, depending on certain situations such as a media blitz on a story such as this, could make your wager null and void.
But hey, if you ever have a ticket that pays you off 40 to 1 on a Non Sporting Event, please share it with us. If you dont, Id like to use the rights to your story and make it as my own to tell. I will require a campfire.
WTL got paid on a +4000 bet on Brock Lesnar to defeat the Undertaker on 5dimes at Wrestlemania 30. If I remember, I think he risked $20 on it (5dimes caps wrestling plays or parlays at $50 risked on the dog and to win $50 on the favorites). They let you hit it multiple times if the line changes I believe. Either way, he had quite the underdog hit there.
That was insane because Undertaker had been undefeated at WrestlaMania prior to this and I thought they would let his legend live on. Anyway, that's quite a nice hit.
That was insane because Undertaker had been undefeated at WrestlaMania prior to this and I thought they would let his legend live on. Anyway, that's quite a nice hit.
yea its rumored even the ref didnt know the finish until right before the bell rang and taker told him to make the count..
what I want to know is who are these people in the know that got the finish info to offshores bf the match.. line dropped from +4000 to what nothing in an hour bf the bell rang.. id love to here that story
yea its rumored even the ref didnt know the finish until right before the bell rang and taker told him to make the count..
what I want to know is who are these people in the know that got the finish info to offshores bf the match.. line dropped from +4000 to what nothing in an hour bf the bell rang.. id love to here that story
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