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Its been a long broke road back here, some setbacks also.
6 weeks ago I had an inside tip that a MLB pitcher was going to tank the game and just walk guys and throw fastballs that were like 82mph. We figured he would get nailed so bet the over 9 for 20,000. He was in on the fix but the problem was the balls were hit hard but right at guys for 7 innings. He got ripped but only gave up 3 runs and 14 hits, DP's killed us. The final was 5-3.
It just goes to show even in a fixed game you can lose.
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bigboydan
SBR Aristocracy
08-10-05
55420
#4
tough break coach....you have any hot ones for today ?
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sjelveh
SBR Sharp
09-27-05
403
#5
Why didn’t you bet against him instead of the over?
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GJMike
SBR Sharp
08-11-05
304
#6
Originally posted by sjelveh
Why didn’t you bet against him instead of the over?
1.) Maybe the Over was more profitable if the team was a favorite.
2.) Maybe he could have pitched like an ass the whole game, but as a favorite team still pull off the victory.
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HAPPY BOY
SBR Hall of Famer
08-10-05
7111
#7
JJ is back this is getting good!
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388201
#8
If you have a pitcher in on a fix the best thing is to take the over, he could give up 8 runs but his team could score 10. This guy needed cash and we knew this through our club house people but it did not cash. We had a huge edge but that is how it goes and $20,000 down the drain.
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Cougar Bait
SBR Posting Legend
10-04-07
18282
#9
Originally posted by jjgold
If you have a pitcher in on a fix the best thing is to take the over, he could give up 8 runs but his team could score 10. This guy needed cash and we knew this through our club house people but it did not cash. We had a huge edge but that is how it goes and $20,000 down the drain.