FEELING SUICIDILE AT THIS POINT WITH MY BAD LUCK.

Just today and this happens every week to me

I am a mush

Don't let me leave this out , I also had Seattle huge for the Super Bowl and of course what could've seeled the deal ends up being the worst call ever in super bowl history 

start posting your plays so i can fade them plz

im sure all of us had something like that happen to us its part of the game , i know exactly how u feel but it fuels me it makes me angry in good way i tell my self stop feeling sorry for my self and try even harder but everybody got their way of dealing with it you gotta find what works for u it may even be stoping gambling so u don't feel like that there are a lot of other thing you can do that you may enjoy but for some of us this is it we love it and cant get enough of it win lose or draw  

if it makes you fell better, i have a 2 inch person. that's a bad beat

DROP THE PAYLOAD ON BLAZERS TOMORROW MONEYLINE ONE TIME!!!!!!

Maybe you should make your bets smaller so they don't hurt as much when you lose.

Bro... thats bad handicapping.  So please don't think that was good handicapping.

i had seattle also

Just quit gambling brother, you dont needs this. When I was younger I book wagers for atleast 30-40 players in a span of 7-8 years and guess what , none of them comes out ahead, most of them went broke!!!!

1) Fade yourself after feeling good on a pick

2) Flip a coin - this way it is a complete 50/50 and not your fault if it loses

3) Bet smaller amounts and for fun, not to make a killing

4) Realize that EVERY BETTOR goes through horrific runs.  I've lost 17 straight NHL sides IN-A-ROW (and REFUSED to fade myself, even after 10 in-a-row), 14 red/black bets on a casino roulette table in a row (real life, not online), and nine Pass/Don't Pass bets on a casino craps table (promised to stop if I hit 10 in-a-row, but the casino felt sorry for me and shut the table down after the 9th loss).

You are not unique in that.

I am in my 30s. When I first started betting I my early 20s I turned a $200 deposit into $3000 in like a week, and then proceeded to go-1-14 and lose it all. It seemed almost comical at the time.

Anyway, since then I have just started making my bets a certain percentage of my bankroll, or lower. If my bankroll gets lower, so does the size of my unit. and Vice Versa.

This can be fun, but you can't allow the quality of your financial life to be depended on winning. Just bet small and try to find an edge here and there. Don't panic and bet a lot Sunday. Take the day off, or bet $25 bucks a game (or whatever is comparably  small based on your bankroll).

To me the fun in gambling is not about money, it is about the research and decision making (and yes, a hell of a lot of luck -- see my win for GS OVER 204.5)

Don''t kill youself. It could always be a lot worse.

I live in Seattle............so losing money was the least  pain on that stupid Super Bowl call

its not worth pulling the trigger man. money aint garbage 

You got some problems bro. There's far more to life than betting sports. If you kill yourself, you will be reincarated and have to start all over again, go to school, all the boring stuff.

If it makes you feel any better, I had 50% of my roll on Seattle. I'm still recovering from that loss.

I had NE and the Over in the SB, won the parlay but that doesn't change the fact that I have the worst luck in sports betting history. I could write a book about my bad beats. I don't do straight bets, only parlays. So, I've had like 100 tickets lose by 1 game by 1 point or less. And in the most insane ways possible. It's just the rigged universe matrix that we live in. It happens to everyone at some points.

No offense either, but Seattle was a very bad pick. You have to realize how sports works. It was 100% obvious they would rig the game for New England to win, so gronk could get a ring. Seattle won season before last, which was also obvious based on the 2.5 spread.

You should hire a good handicapper and just follow those bets and that's it. Takes discipline and money management and time and practice. Trust me, I've been doing this almost 10 years and I'm still learning. You can't base your whole life on it though, it won't work like that. Especially if the universe is trying to send you a message that there is more to live for than money. Use your money to buy what you need and forget about the material things. Or you will just regret it later on.

I took the Pats in the bowl (and am a Pats fan) so I was ok with that. But, my strongest bet in that game was first half under 24.5 (or maybe it was 24, I can't recall). . If you go back and look at the scoring summary of the first half, you will see how bad of a loss that was.

The score was 7-7 with less than a minute to go. Pats get a long TD pass to Gronk with 45 second left or something. Than that absurd 40 second drive by the seahawks where they had a long scramble, a late-hit penalty etc... and than with 6 second left Carroll made that amazing gamble to throw the ball, and not settle for a FG.

Ouch

it's funny in a way. I acted much the same way but am a Pat's fan. After the Kearse catch (which was monumentally painful in the moment given the Pat's recent super bowl history with circus catches) I was so filled with dread that when Lynch went down at the 1, I was too sick to even watch him, presumably, run in. So I switched to Back to the Future 2 for about 25 seconds or so and than switched back! I didn't even see the final play live!

I also was so nervous that when the Pats were down 10 and Brady was driving, I turned the game on mute and listened to music and only watched the game out of the corner of my eye. As Brady started rolling, I got superstitious (which is absurd for me as I am a militant rationalist, and don't even believe in religion or God, let alone my ability to karmicly change the outcome of a game). So I listened to the same song on repeat for both of Brady's TD drives.

If the game was rigged, wouldn't they have called holding or something on the Kearse catch? Or the following Lynch run? If they fixed the game, they sure did a lousy job of it -- waiting for a miracle interception (again why not call a penalty against SEA during that play?) to seal the deal on the goalline!

I don't mind a conspiracy theory every now and then (you could sell me on the 2002 Lakers/King game 6) ...but there was no evidence of anything like that in the Super Bowl! the refs kept their flags in their pocket the whole 4th quarter!

 

I had New England, I'm still glowing. I wish Tom Brady and Bill would run for the Presidential office

Bring the hammer down on Boston+12 today brotha', and get your money back