I do this from time to time trying to out think myself cause another team is usually getting points or it won't make sense. if you avoid shit qb's or at least take the better qb (not crazy spreads) you will win more than you lose. I don't know the ats stats but it must be 58%+ over any given time. you cannot turn the ball over ever and win.
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brewcrew2k
SBR MVP
01-26-10
1158
#3
Originally posted by No coincidences
First Dalton and now Rivers. Why?
And now I'm considering Romo tonight....
Winners win, losers lose.
Because sometimes losers cover the bleeping spread!!!!
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Speedy88
SBR Posting Legend
03-19-11
11717
#4
Kinda sad but true, but I bet if you bet on Peyton, Brees and Rodgers every game you'd hit close to 60%.
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thebestthereis
SBR Posting Legend
03-01-09
11459
#5
you have to bet every game, you bet the winning qbs and organizations period and never look back.
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No coincidences
SBR Aristocracy
01-18-10
76300
#6
Originally posted by Speedy88
Kinda sad but true, but I bet if you bet on Peyton, Brees and Rodgers every game you'd hit close to 60%.
These days, you're probably right. Those three are a combined 15-8-1 ATS this season, or 65%.
Then again, ATS-wise, the three losers I mentioned are pretty good this year too. They just can't actually win games.
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NardVa
SBR Hall of Famer
10-02-07
8325
#7
Dalton screwed me this week. No way the Bengals should have lost to the Ravens. Rivers screwed me last week when the Chargers lost to the Skins.
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Speedy88
SBR Posting Legend
03-19-11
11717
#8
Dallas looks tempting tonight. But it goes against simple logic. Never bet against Brees on primetime in the dome. Never bet on Romo in primetime.
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Big Bang Clock
SBR Sharp
01-08-13
335
#9
Originally posted by Speedy88
Dallas looks tempting tonight. But it goes against simple logic. Never bet against Brees on primetime in the dome. Never bet on Romo in primetime.
So true. Dallas looks tempting but at the same time - they are playing against Brees in the dome so it was a Saints Auto-Bet.