that 2025-26 is going to be a good year for us NBA bettors. The Books have their algorithms, but we have refined our skills in motivation and situations that they don't account for. It's going to be fun, looking forward to it with you fine peeps 
that 2025-26 is going to be a good year for us NBA bettors. The Books have their algorithms, but we have refined our skills in motivation and situations that they don't account for. It's going to be fun, looking forward to it with you fine peeps
The trick is the NBA turned gambling into a craps game, which was a beautiful strategy. They made it random. But they still had an agenda, they have to. You figure out that agenda and you're a chess move ahead. Not having Scott Foster in G7 was a tell.
Back when I started, if Spurs had a 73-65 lead on Pistons at end of 3rd qtr that game was a wrap to the under. Now not so much.
Here's how games are "fixed", I prefer influenced, rotations/shots/pace/substitutions. The greatest thing the NBA has sold is "how can we be fixed" because a player would spill the beans. Every Covers anti fix guy has this as their lynchpin. That's brilliant, just like they did w Cooper Flagg their 1st argument was "Do you know how many people would have to be involved to rig that?" The argument or defense is always people in the know. Fact is people (players etc) are not in the know as they are a cog in the machine, a soldier going to a war despite the reasons. You fix things by taking people out of the equation.
The trick is the NBA turned gambling into a craps game, which was a beautiful strategy. They made it random. But they still had an agenda, they have to. You figure out that agenda and you're a chess move ahead. Not having Scott Foster in G7 was a tell.
Back when I started, if Spurs had a 73-65 lead on Pistons at end of 3rd qtr that game was a wrap to the under. Now not so much.
Here's how games are "fixed", I prefer influenced, rotations/shots/pace/substitutions. The greatest thing the NBA has sold is "how can we be fixed" because a player would spill the beans. Every Covers anti fix guy has this as their lynchpin. That's brilliant, just like they did w Cooper Flagg their 1st argument was "Do you know how many people would have to be involved to rig that?" The argument or defense is always people in the know. Fact is people (players etc) are not in the know as they are a cog in the machine, a soldier going to a war despite the reasons. You fix things by taking people out of the equation.
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