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06-07-20 09:08 AM #36
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06-07-20 09:10 AM #37
Sounds like slick marketing from William Hill to me...
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06-07-20 09:27 AM #38
Just been around too long for these types of single action bets to bite me in the ass.
MMA one kick or lucky punch u lose
NFL comes down to penalties
NBA they blow 20 pt 4th qtr leads
MLB the long ball craziness just kills late inning leads
NHL still pretty consistent w lines, kudos
Have to stay in the -180 to +150 range and just adjust your wagers.
That fight went 5 rounds....I know Nunes beat her up...but it went the distance and who's to say they saw that coming???
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06-07-20 09:52 AM #39
That clown is $166,000 richer and didn’t have to sweat as that fight was over from the get go
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06-07-20 09:54 AM #40
Ya it went that distance, but at no time was Nunes in trouble. Spencer sat there for 25 min and took a beating. The only thing no one saw is Spencer having a pretty good chin
Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
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06-07-20 12:33 PM #41
someones partying with strippers and cocaine in vegas
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06-07-20 12:35 PM #42
Risk-to-reward ratio was all kinds of f***ed up.
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06-07-20 01:16 PM #43
Originally Posted by thechaoz
Isn't that what was said about Rousey?
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06-07-20 01:18 PM #44
dum idiiot
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06-07-20 01:23 PM #45
like usual the consensus here is wrong
yes it could've been bet at much better odds... but betting a bunch of huge moneyline chalk has proven to be a good long-term strategy
i think ncaa hoops favorites of -3000 or more had a stretch where they won over 300 games in a row
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06-07-20 03:23 PM #46
This is jjgold level logic. It's very possible to make over $1 million in bets per year never risking more than $500 on a single wager. If they are all as good as that Nunes bet, that would mean at least a $50,000 profit for the year. Then after doing that enough and having a lot more money, eventually you can bet $1,000 and earn $100,000 per year. Originally Posted by darrell74
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06-07-20 03:26 PM #47
Same Originally Posted by darrell74
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06-07-20 03:27 PM #48
if someone took every -500 and up favorite in the history of mma and boxing... they would be so far ahead it's silly
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06-07-20 03:32 PM #49
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06-07-20 06:21 PM #50
It didn't work out for Vegas Dave though when he had a million dollar bet on Miesha Tate at -250 over Amanda Nunes.
Let's get that money #1million #vegasdave #mieshatate #UFC200 pic.twitter.com/b0YL8rpIQd
— Dave Oancea (@itsvegasdave) June 19, 2016
https://news.yahoo.com/superstar-gam...210036009.html
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06-08-20 09:42 PM #51
Definitely! Originally Posted by lonegambler23
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06-08-20 10:20 PM #52
Nunes is in a class of her own. Only legit threat is Valentina....all others have no chance. She toyed with Spencer like nothing......she wasn't even trying and threw a couple significant strikes to keep it real. Otherwise she just coasted and waiting for the opportunity to finish. She proved her point against Tate, Rousey, and Cyborg.......
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06-08-20 11:44 PM #53
It went 5 rounds Originally Posted by Unwritten Law
Yes, she dominated the fight. But it went 5 rounds. In a MMA fight ANYTHING can happen late in a match. Just ask Connor McGregor or Ronda Rousey.
Laying -600 is fine if you wanna pick up a quick $300 or so, but for $1mm and the BS that goes with the tracking of the money, the risk and the taxes on the profit....not worth it.
Remember, dude gets a 1099 on that $166k fir another 30% off the top. So better laid $1mm really at -1000 which is a bad bet given the line.
Spin it, justify it, tell me no such thing as a bad bet if it wins, etc...ok ok. But he didn't get a fair return on his money for the ill advised risk he took.
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06-09-20 12:10 AM #54
Lot of countries to do not collect taxes on gambling (double taxation and all that). Very easy to get someone from those places on the team and avoid taxes. Pretty standard at this level. Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
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06-09-20 02:13 AM #55
William Hill bettor*wins $1M wager on Amanda Nunes at UFC 250. A*bettor*at aWilliam Hill*sportsbook in Las Vegas placed a $1*million*wager to win $166,666 on Amanda Nunes over Felicia Spencer in the main event of UFC 250 on Saturday. Originally Posted by TommieGunshot
Bet was placed in Las Vegas. That's USA income.
Also, it's never easy to give someone or a group $1mm in cash to split it up, without fear of a theft, accident, ransom, etc...
Not sure how that's "standard" yet makes the headlines and ESPN ticker....
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06-09-20 10:05 AM #56
I was thinking the same thing kinda.....its a free 166K and gets them on ESPN....
Originally Posted by Black Coffee
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06-09-20 10:21 AM #57
it's a w-2g, not a 1099... and you only get a w-2 g from sports bets that are 300 times the original wager Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
and ronda rousey never lost late in a match
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06-09-20 10:51 AM #58
Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
You really can't understand that it is possible to travel to Las Vegas from another part of the world?
It's never easy to even have $1 million in cash in which to make this bet. But once someone, or a group of someones, has that money, they know what to do with it to maximize their return. Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
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06-09-20 10:55 AM #59
William Hill likes posting these,
Hopefully they’re true
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06-09-20 11:11 AM #60
Spencer never had a chance....the was a great bet.....-600 that should have been -2500.....this was not men's where spencer even had a KO chance like Pettis vs Thompson.....it was absolute free $.......like an adult vs a 8 year old......ZERO chance..maybe a 1:100 nunes throws an illegal strike lol.....weird stuff happens but capping the fight -600 was a joke....
Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
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06-09-20 11:17 AM #61
You still never know the lucky kick to the head I still don’t think it’s worth it
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06-09-20 12:02 PM #62
Actually it's a 1040NR (we're talking about foreign gamblers) and 30% is automatically withheld on any amount of winnings in excess of $600, unless you're from Canada, where I guess there's a reciprocity treaty of some kind. Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
So if dude was a foreigner he had $55k of that withheld and opened himself up to A LOT of scrutiny. If he was domestic player he'd get the W2G form on anything over $600 and have 24% automatically withheld.
His -600 was actually -1000
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06-09-20 01:41 PM #63
no he would not Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats
like i said, on sports bets it's 300x the original wager
you honestly think they are withholding taxes and issuing w-2g forms on every $1000 bet in vegas
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