Weren't the nats due in a way?

[Cappinpicks]

Already dropped the previous two in a blowout, people thinking phils were a lock so bookies bankrupt bettors who put money on the inflated favorite.

[mvp123]

first of all there is no such thing as a team is due ....if you baseyour wagers on the due factor you will go broke but what do i know

[Margin Walker]

Never bet on the due.
My Dad told me that.

[uanl]

phillies had control of this game up 4-1 through 6..but the nats got 6 runs in the last 3 innings...i had a small parlay going that included the phillies but it also included the cards so it died early...my play for the day was over 9.5 in this phillies/nats game and boy did this comeback help me out in the 9th 7-4 = overrrr!

[Cappinpicks]

Due factor works everytime in MLB, mets were due as well after looking bad early in the series. Always follow it with the dogs not the favs

[Margin Walker]

Due factor works everytime in MLB, mets were due as well after looking bad early in the series. Always follow it with the dogs not the favs

Due factor always works? How's that working out for you?

[floridagolfer]

first of all there is no such thing as a team is due ....if you baseyour wagers on the due factor you will go broke but what do i know

Ding-ding-ding!!! We have a winner.

Betting a team because "it's due" is absolutely the fastest way to lose your money.