I have not seen someone as desperately trying to defend their LOSING picks as you...instead of accepting you were on the wrong side, you continue to justify why you were picks were the right call!
If they were the right call, you would have won and not lost! Bad beats or not, what matters is a W or a L.
Man up, accept you were wrong and learn to account for these bad beats, otherwise all what you will be telling people "yea I would have been a billionaire, if team a did not lose by .5 point, other team did not throw an interceptation" blah, blah!!!
Have you ever seen BB or any capper with self esteem defend their losing picks - you are making this worse and losing all your credibility here.
I have not seen someone as desperately trying to defend their LOSING picks as you...instead of accepting you were on the wrong side, you continue to justify why you were picks were the right call!
If they were the right call, you would have won and not lost! Bad beats or not, what matters is a W or a L.
Man up, accept you were wrong and learn to account for these bad beats, otherwise all what you will be telling people "yea I would have been a billionaire, if team a did not lose by .5 point, other team did not throw an interceptation" blah, blah!!!
Have you ever seen BB or any capper with self esteem defend their losing picks - you are making this worse and losing all your credibility here.
And I am not sure which game you were watching but the one which I was watching had atl convert on 3rd down again and again...they were moving the ball at will. TB had stops here and there but at no point they pose any threat to them
BB,
The lakers are an AUTOMATIC play tonight. If I have time to write it up, I will.
As far as this game and your distrust of Lovie, do you trust Mike Smith more having almost blown one of the biggest covers in NFL history or trust him in general?
If you trust Matty Ice, you know the defense is awful and will give back everything he gives.
I have profited off the Bucs this year and when this game rolled around I looked for more than just revenge and found it (3-2 really 4-1 ATS in last three) including the win over Pitt and the near win over the Saints away...
And then add the revenge? This is a play for me all the way.
Then add the psychological edge with the acknowledgement of the blowout with the quotes above (which there are more of of course), and yes, this is definitely a play.
Also, I know you pointed out the Grizz/Thunder matchup in last year's thread for revenge and once again, when a team doesn't face the core of the lineup that knocked them out, the revenge shrivels which is why you likely didn't comment on that game.
If Durant and West would have played I would have pounded Memphis.
Same thing happened in Pacers/Wiz. Wiz really didn't give it their all in that first 'revenge' game because none of that lineup was the one that knocked them out last year.
The lesson: Two good spots to make money off last year's losses went away because of massive injuries to starting lineups that would have motived the other side.
Ah yes. I knew I forgot one.
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