Well, I’m back in country after dodging those suits, and based on last week, I should be debt free…for at least a week.
I nailed all but my upset pick last week, raking an impressive $1,215 for the week, which puts me in the black and in the lead for the season. That, thanks to Andy’s rough 0-4 week, that cost him $900. He’s still hanging on to a profit for the season, but I’ve had burger’s in Vegas that would put him in the red.
Week 6
Season
Week +/-
Bankroll
Season +/-
Andy
0-4
10-14
-$900
$10,007
+ $17
Tony
3-1
11-13
+$1,215
$11,004
+ $1,004
This week, Andy will try to get back on track with his lengthy explanations starting tonight, while I stick with my short game thoughts on Sunday games.
Andy, meanwhile, also went 2-2 for week, but missed his bigger bets ($250 on Minnesota and $300 on the Detroit/Washington over). He did make money with his Kansas City upset pick (I was as surprised that was seen as an upset as he was that Chicago’s win was surprising), and finished +$318 for the week, giving him a commanding lead of $1,214 over me with his current $11,005 bankroll.
So, in summary, here’s where we stand.
Week 3
Season
Bankroll
+/-
Andy
2-2
6-6
$11,005
+ $1,005
Tony
2-2
4-8
$9,791
– $209
Week 4 brings another tough slate of games, with only 3 games coming in with a line of a touchdown or more, and most falling in the 1-4 point range.
OK, Week 1 went about like I expected–Andy split his bets, but hit his bigger ones, and is up to $10,463.64. I choked, hitting one of my bets, and am down to $9,711.36.
We’re changing things up a bit this year. We’re still going to pick four bets: three on the pointspread and then one moneyline upset every week. Each of us will start with $10,000. We’ll disperse that through all 17 weeks, scoring both the wins and losses and the dollar amounts we end up with.
If it goes as well as it did last season, we’ll both be out of money by week 11. We’ll figure that one out when we get there.
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