Plays for 6-22 (27-18, + 13.50 Units)

[brahmabull117]

This is real life.

Please don't act like that was a good play. You won on a blown save in the 9th inning


The average save percentage in the majors for closers is like 80%. You won on something that had about a 20% chance of winning. Congrats. That's a great strategy for long term success

[pacocn]

My bankroll is what i look at, and it was a helluva play, how did Oakland treat
your br, if you have one?

[pacocn]

From what i've been reading about phantom plays, air bets,
erased games from spread sheets, you may think twice about real life.

[brahmabull117]

My bankroll is what i look at, and it was a helluva play

You take a win however you can get it, but there is no way you can claim that was the correct read on that play. Anytime you win a game trailing heading into the 9th, it's pure luck nothing else


I've won games the same way in the past but I'm certainly not going to take credit and claim it was the correct read