TWL goes on break - really?

[megaman89]

Got $500 on 49er's

[gran guerrero]

man I have $20 bucks on 49ers but I won't mind losing that much if it means the lulz @ Mega losing $500

[Burnt]

Sports betting: why you will always lose

If you bet $100 on a game and if you win, then you win $100. If you bet $100 on a game and when you lose, you do not just lose $100, you lose $110 which is an extra 10%. What kind of a deal for you is that? A very bad deal! This extra 10% is the sports bookie house edge against you. Every sporting event that a bookie takes bets on usually has at least this house edge percentage against you. Usually the house edge percentage is even higher against you on non-team, individual athlete, sporting events such as boxing, golf, tennis and others.

So you think that you can be the sports bettor genius who can overcome that 10% difference? You think that you will be the first person to microscopically analyze all those statistics, know the precise meteorological weather conditions for the outdoor games, know how all of the players are feeling during the games, account for injuries during the games, know what fumbles, errors, turnovers, mistakes and little idiosyncrasies will occur during the games, and also outsmart those sports line oddsmakers in Las Vegas. You believe that if everything else fails then all you need is some good luck. But good luck is impossible in sports betting when there is a bookie house edge. Eventually sooner or later and it is usually sooner, you definitely will always lose your bankroll. Losing all of your money in sports betting is absolutely inevitable.

It does not matter how you handicap the games, trends, players, coaches, weather or anything else. You will over the long-run pick 50% winners and 50% losers on point spread games against the spread. It does not matter how you vary the bets for instance betting more on your top picks. You will over the long-run place 50% of your total money on the winners and 50% of your total money on the losers on point spread games against the spread. But there is a catch. You must pay that 10% extra on point spread games when you lose. So it does not matter how the betting is done, you will always lose.

[gran guerrero]

I made a bet with my co-worker

not a bookie...

[megaman89]

You couldn't be more wrong burnt....lol. You bet $100 you don't win $100 on every bet you make. You should google "money line"

[Turban]

was a good call.

[Riverside]

^Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while. glad you found your nut humid afk

[Zeebu]

odds are an odd thing ahueahuehauheuaheuaheuehuaheuahauehaeaueaheaaeeead ix

[mtine]

Cya TWL, I'll miss you. :P

[Infrared]

Sports betting: why you will always lose

If you bet $100 on a game and if you win, then you win $100. If you bet $100 on a game and when you lose, you do not just lose $100, you lose $110 which is an extra 10%. What kind of a deal for you is that? A very bad deal! This extra 10% is the sports bookie house edge against you. Every sporting event that a bookie takes bets on usually has at least this house edge percentage against you. Usually the house edge percentage is even higher against you on non-team, individual athlete, sporting events such as boxing, golf, tennis and others.

So you think that you can be the sports bettor genius who can overcome that 10% difference? You think that you will be the first person to microscopically analyze all those statistics, know the precise meteorological weather conditions for the outdoor games, know how all of the players are feeling during the games, account for injuries during the games, know what fumbles, errors, turnovers, mistakes and little idiosyncrasies will occur during the games, and also outsmart those sports line oddsmakers in Las Vegas. You believe that if everything else fails then all you need is some good luck. But good luck is impossible in sports betting when there is a bookie house edge. Eventually sooner or later and it is usually sooner, you definitely will always lose your bankroll. Losing all of your money in sports betting is absolutely inevitable.

It does not matter how you handicap the games, trends, players, coaches, weather or anything else. You will over the long-run pick 50% winners and 50% losers on point spread games against the spread. It does not matter how you vary the bets for instance betting more on your top picks. You will over the long-run place 50% of your total money on the winners and 50% of your total money on the losers on point spread games against the spread. But there is a catch. You must pay that 10% extra on point spread games when you lose. So it does not matter how the betting is done, you will always lose.

blog abt it

[Crescent Seal]

Got $500 on 49er's

good to see our donation money being lost on a bet

[Supreme]

You should play Roulette, bet $10 on red (or black), if you win: profit: $10. If you lose, bet $20 on red (or black if you've chosen todo so) Win,profit:$10, lose: bet $30, etc. untill you win. After which start with $10.

Bam easy wins

[gran guerrero]

looks like mega lost 500 bucks

[fLaReD]

Until you get a few 0 or 00s

[Downfall]

You should play Roulette, bet $10 on red (or black), if you win: profit: $10. If you lose, bet $20 on red (or black if you've chosen todo so) Win,profit:$10, lose: bet $30, etc. untill you win. After which start with $10.

Bam easy wins

this is y tables have limits on maximum betting.