I hate it when there are no day games!

[VeggieDog]

There should be at least one 1:00 and one 4:00 game every day.

[44 Mag]

There should be at least one 1:00 and one 4:00 game every day.

Agreed. Sucks every game starts at 7 or 8 or 9:40 or 10:10 EST.

[Big Bear]

i hate day games

it always leads to me chasing

if i lose my bet i want there to be no betting options afterward

[RavensFan2k3]

I agree, love Wednesdays and Sundays

[BOA12]

once attended 30 day games at wrigley in 1969 and paid one admission and you stayed around and cleaned the bleachers they gave a free pass

[44 Mag]

i hate day games

it always leads to me chasing

if i lose my bet i want there to be no betting options afterward

Bear, I have a friend that taught me in the NFL the 12:55 rule, let me know if you want to hear it.

[Big Bear]

Bear, I have a friend that taught me in the NFL the 12:55 rule, let me know if you want to hear it.

sure. does that mean dont make any bets after 12:55?

[RavensFan2k3]

Bear, I have a friend that taught me in the NFL the 12:55 rule, let me know if you want to hear it.

Id like to hear it

[44 Mag]

sure. does that mean dont make any bets after 12:55?

It's simple. You have more time in the NFL to guesstimate your upcoming wager, but that being said. Simply analyze your wagers, forget about the start times, and place them with your bookie or betting house, at 12:55 PM before the early kickoffs, and then walk away. Even if you have wagered a 4:00 PM or 8:00 PM game, you are in and don't have to chase. Sometimes chasing or losing the early games makes you want to get it back, which is always dangerous. Me, on week nights, I can't stay up late enough to watch the million MLB games, so I just place the wager and go to bed, check it at 5:00 am. Besides, there is nothing I can do about it anyway at 11:00 PM.

[RollinDo]

Good advice Mag.
I rarely win day games...something about them...you can research all you want, but outcome usually contrary to all that...at least what I've found...During the week day games.
Sat. seems a bit more predictable.