Originally <a href='/showthread.php?p=15330570'>posted</a> on 07/10/2012:
There is no easy sport to win at.
Regardless of the sport, regardless of the season, this type of question always comes up and some will chime in with a 'yes-it's-impossible-to-win-at [fill in the fukking blank]' reply.
IMO, a capper has to love capping for the intellectual challenge, possess the discipline to manage his br, and have the maturity to withstand the variance.
Call me a cynic - but every time someone asks if a particular sport is the most difficult to wager on, I suspect the flip-side of that question is: 'What is the easiest sport to wager on.'
They are all difficult in their own ways.
Just you wait. When the nfl starts, you'll get these people who rejoice with the mantra "nfl is the easiest sport to bet on." About half way through the season, many of these same people will be posting threads about how the nfl is impossible to win at. Same with college and pro hoops. Same with the nhl.
There is no easy sport to win at.
Regardless of the sport, regardless of the season, this type of question always comes up and some will chime in with a 'yes-it's-impossible-to-win-at [fill in the fukking blank]' reply.
IMO, a capper has to love capping for the intellectual challenge, possess the discipline to manage his br, and have the maturity to withstand the variance.
Call me a cynic - but every time someone asks if a particular sport is the most difficult to wager on, I suspect the flip-side of that question is: 'What is the easiest sport to wager on.'
They are all difficult in their own ways.
Just you wait. When the nfl starts, you'll get these people who rejoice with the mantra "nfl is the easiest sport to bet on." About half way through the season, many of these same people will be posting threads about how the nfl is impossible to win at. Same with college and pro hoops. Same with the nhl.