I've been doing "wild" speculation like that for years now and it seems to be working for me. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to go tip the two hard working lads who just finished polishing my Bentley (the burgundy one, not the black one).
Haven't you ever heard the term "drop in class"? I've seen it thousands of times before - a bad team gets through a tough part of their schedule against a series of strong teams, and when they finally get a fellow weak opponent, they play their asses off because they're excited about playing in a very winnable game.
Doesn't always work, but it's a profitable angle in all four major sports.
Some series mean a lot more than others for many reasons at many different times.
Football is as close to a must-win situation every week as you'll find so it doesn't belong in the same sentence as basketball or baseball.
Because human beings are involved. Not every game has a bettable "situation" that we can take advantage of, but there are still plenty of them in baseball.
Some series mean a lot more than others for many reasons at many different times.
Football is as close to a must-win situation every week as you'll find so it doesn't belong in the same sentence as basketball or baseball.
I think it does. Situations vary greatly from week to week in football. Football is the nuts for situational betting!
What an insult to baseball players everywhere. You sound like you've never played the game in any kind of organized way.
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