If things keep going this route, Andy may need a loan. Just like being in Vegas, I guess.
Can Tony keep it going? Can Andy turn it around? Here’s where we stand:
Last week
Last week $
Overall
Overall $
Bankroll
Tony
2-2
+ $118
9-6-1
+ $3,475
$13,475
Andy
1-3
– $1,600
6-10
– $3,769
$6,231
Andy:
Good @$%^&*$^ grief. It’s bad enough I’m getting my ass kicked in our Alternative Picks. Here too? Normally, by now, Tony is trying to avoid running into mythical mafiosos right now who would be looking to break his mythical legs for all his bad bets. Now he can’t miss. WTF. (more…)
Yeah, last week was ugly. At least for Andy. His bets mirrored the weird nature of a week three filled with upsets. He suffered a huge loss after looking ok the first two weeks.
Tony, on the other hand, predicted a bad week and came through with a 3-1 week that fattened his bankroll like doughnuts add to his waistline. Judging by the table below and his lead in our Alternative Picks segment, he is far more in tune to what is going on right now than Andy.
Slow and steady wins the race … or something like that.
Both of us made slow, incremental progress in week one toward mythical riches and fame. Andy was 2-2, but hit the ones that mattered for a slight profit. Tony was 2-1-1, though a late TD from Drew-Brees-to-Coby-Fleener kept him from winning the under on Saints/Vikings Monday night.
Since he’s usually about half his bankroll in after week one, a nearly $1,000 windfall is a pretty good result for him. So here’s where we stand:
We debated whether or not to bring this segment back this season. We probably should have killed it, lest anyone actually take our betting advice. But it turns out we’re just a bit too degenerate to stop.
So here we go again. We’ll start with a $10,000 bankroll and see how we manage it throughout the season.
As far as sports betting goes, the NFL takes first prize. The NFL comes out on top of most sports because no matter your level of interest, you will somehow be dragged into wagering some kind of bet – whether it is a petty bet at the office, with friends or family or even online. The NFL is spread across a lengthy sporting season, giving bettors all kinds of opportunities to bet and turn a profit.
Just like any sport, there are statistics and data that needs to be reviewed before placing a bet. However, American Football on and off the field is in a league of its own. Every pass is tracked, its angle recorded and the distance measured down to the last millimeter. This makes the NFL a highly technical sport and reserved for the punter who is willing to put in but the time and effort. With the end goal of earning a sizable profit.
The good news here is that we’re here to help! We will be listing the most lucrative and beneficial NFL betting strategies to help you place the right kind of bet on any game throughout the season. There is a sheer volume of information out there, we have teethed through a large chunk of it to give our punters the top strategies to implement in their next wager.
#1 – Outright Winner Market
The first strategy we will introduce to you in the outright winners market. Where this strategy is concerned, the bettor will need to focus on the win ratios between opponents. (more…)
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