NBA Wednesday 01/02/13

Here you go genius:

It is basically 2 "if" plays combined into one play called an action reverse. if your site has it you pick 2 teams, so for this example I will say I choose the Nets and Knicks. then I would click on action reverse. Then I would type in the amount I wanted to wager, in kmer case he enters 3000. then he confirms the wager and thus he has 2 if plays. The first 3000 if play is nets and if they win/tie then he has 3000 on the Knicks. the 2nd if play is 3000 Knicks and if they win/tie he has 3000 on the Nets. Some sites don't have action reverses as options so you must make 2 seperate "if" plays. If both win he profits 12,000. If both lose he loses 6600. if he goes 1-1 he loses 3600. Understand yet??? he has only posted the same answer each and every day for over 2 weeks, do a little work and read through his old threads instead of just skimming and posting for others to answer what you can't figure out and refuse to do a little research to try and figure out yourself....

Quote Originally Posted by khmerkid:

I feel really bad seeing that all these people put their trust in me and I let  them down. You guys don't know how much work I put into these plays day in and day out. All I am trying to do is help out the unfortunate but tonight it didn't work out like I wanted to. So you guys have every right to say whatever you all want to say I will take full responsible for my action. Like I always say in my thread play the games if you like them and fade them if you don't. So to those who tail blindly I am sorry I know the only reason why you all came into my thread is that you see that my thread was getting a lot of views and response and so you decided to take a chance and do what everyone else is doing but unfortunately to day wasn't the right day you chose to come on board. So all I can say is that I am sorry that I have mislead each and everyone of you.    

Thanks for the sentiment, but no need to feel responsibility for other people's losses. Much respect to your capping and GL.