@DupontsChannel
Ok let’s wrap this conversation up. You were on the “correct” side with the jets who barely managed 100 yards. I would imagine for a serious gambler like yourself you had at least 5k on the game. So your $5k wager won you about $3500 at -145 +9.5.
If you had taken the jets at +7 right around even money at multiple times throughout the week, you’d be up right around $5k. So your ridiculous buy to 9.5 actually cost you $1500. But as a very serious gambler I’m sure you already understand this concept and how it affects your ROI over a lifetime of gambling. Congrats on your victory. Next time I hope you place your wager in a way that makes you a ton more money.
Ok I’m not a fortune teller but I have a great grip on the outcome of a game. The key #9 let’s look the score was 13-11 let’s say the broncos scored again which they almost did that would make the score 20–11 what’s the key remaining number “9” right?? It’s based off your bankroll. The trolls on this post don’t bet a lot of money or money they can afford to lose poise they lose. I get that but don’t come at someone who does this full time and tell me I don’t know what I’m doing. Also people say money lost off buying points. First off that money was never collected so how could it be lost?? It was a leverage move and it worked. Also I wager mlb, which I hit great moneyline plays so everything offsets in the end.
Let’s revisit this now that week 6 has concluded. There was not a single game where buying points would have gained you anything. You could make a very poor case that you could have bought the Saints up to +6 at a ridiculous price and gotten a push out of it, but again that would have been foolish.
Im happy for any person on this planet that is winning money at sports betting. But to advocate buying points is foolish and has been discussed at length on this forum over the years. Buying points will do nothing but cost you in the long run. Try selling them if you want to be more profitable.
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