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Betting based on trends like that is a nonsense approach. None of those teams he was on or the current Chargers team have anything to do with those numbers being what they are. Different players, coaching staffs, locations played, scenarios for playoffs, etc. Situational and fundamental handicapping are the way to go. Trends and angles are just eye candy, and you can find others that counter them almost always.

I tried that and it didn't work. Seems that I just needed to clear my cache and cookies, and it works now. 

I can only reply to post at the bottom of the page. I can't quote reply anymore or like other posts. It keeps telling me I need to log in to reply, even though I am logged in. 

Never gets old, the clowns thinking it's fixed because they lost a bet. Get another hobby

Bring back Hubie Brown. Even at 90 he is better than all these other analyst. 

You should probably just quit betting then if you actually believe that. 

No, I think it's comical people can't handle losing a bet so they have to cry that it was fixed. 

Completer choke job by Duke. All you need to do is inbound the ball and hit free throws and you had it wrapped up. Blowing a 6 point lead in 30 seconds is terrible, and even though it was a foul, I am shocked they actually called one on Flagg at the end there.

Is there a site you can use to facilitate buying a portion of contest entries or is just more or less a handshake agreement between two people? Sounds interesting.

Congrats on the winnings. 

Good Luck Mac

Just donate that money to charity.

Absolutely. Greed is what sinks a lot of bettors in the long run.

Didn't bet the side, but now my over may be fucked because Oregon can't get shit going on offense.

It's crazy how many people actually believe the games are rigged every time this topic comes up. Even if you are dumb enough to believe that, the fact you would turn around and bet on it, makes you even dumber.

Not sure if you're being sarcastic or not. Point was people often conflate needing to win with must win. They think a team in a back to the wall situation versus a team with nothing to play for is always a shoe in. Problem is if the team was really that good they would never have been in that situation in the first place, so you're not necessarily backing a team you can trust to get the job done.

Needing to win means you aren't good enough to be in a position to avoid that scenario. Not betting the game, just pointing out that is one of the biggest fallacies i see used over and over in handicapping.

@MRxKrazz

 Marketing gimmick? How is it a marketing gimmick if he isn't selling anything?

This is classic Covers. Trolls and haters just waiting to come pile on someone when they are in a rough stretch, even though they have posted winning results for years. Some things never change. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone