Apologies, guys. Last night's game was completely on me, and it cost me $2k for that perception (I think) vs. reality (outcome). Sometimes reality shows the real truth. Even AI told me Pats covered but didn’t listen. My perception is if I know I am going to lose and still bet on it, that means I am right for reality (outcome). It’s cost me for my belief and lessons learned with the prices. It gives me a sense of deep learning analysis. Why do I know it will lose and still bet on it? What logical errors did I learn from this? What theory does it apply to trends vs. patterns? Public vs. wiseguys? Compare the odds pattern and value what I have learned from each odd indicator. If I tell you based on the odd number, the bookmakers already know who will cover; do you believe that? Soccer is one of the sports based on that odd determination, making the outcome very easy to read in advance; the accuracy is very high 80%. If you want to beat the odds(books) you have to know the odds. Have you asked the questions like this? How did the oddsmakers know the odds in advanced and then make them? even the other team is filled with all the injuries, such as Ram vs. 49ers and Cowboys vs. Jets. I can go on and on, but it's all about the odds. Hiding the truth value, the masters (Vegas) are setting up traps for the public. Let’s deep dive for tonight’s odds.
KC -3.5 vs. Jax.
What game with these odds is 100% exactly the same as those games already played yesterday? Tell me, smart bettors. It’s easy to comment on someone else pick, but the reality is to check your own knowledge about the games; the outcome is an average Joe.