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Originally Posted by glatt
Hey, W.H.I.P., I just wanted to thank you for this thread. I'm not a betting type of person, but this thread is very interesting nevertheless. I especially like to see the results that you post after a weekend of games. I'm pretty impressed that you are able to pick these things so well. I always assumed that the "house" always knew everything and set the odds in such a way to guarantee their victory. I assumed that in such a rigged system, the only people who played were losers by definition. But you have intrigued me. I'm still not going to bet on anything, because I'm risk adverse, but I like this thread. Thanks.
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Glatt, thank you so much for your kind words, it put a smile on my face.
You would think that the "House" would know eh?
Truth is, with the kinda speads they were giving out in the first week of the season, they had NO IDEA!!!! Week 2 was even better, they simply based everything on week one. Its been an amazing year, and its all based on their lack of knowledge.
The reason why it is much harder now to predict winners on the spreads is because their finally starting to get them right.
Betting succesfullly on spreads is basically finding the spread-fixers mistakes.
You are wise not to gamble, as it is a house game.
A patient gambler can make money when the oportunity presents itself.
The N.F.L is winding down to its end, after that, oportunities will become very rare for gamblers as the NFL is like no other sport.
Apart from predicting the winner of a game,
I've also been hinting under's and over's quite succesfully.
The only real wise bets after the NFL are long term ones as they are fixed on whatever false reality presents itself at that particular moment.
Glatt
Blessed Be