if your favorite team sucks....

[RickyRoma]

How often do you bet against them in games to lose?

[jjgold]

I don't have a favorite team but a lot of people Bet other side so they're happy either way

[RickyRoma]

I don't have a favorite team but a lot of people Bet other side so they're happy either way

My favorite team is the Miami heat and there looking terrible I see some classic spots I could fade them for profit

[High3rEl3m3nt]

Can't help it, been a fan of M's since I was knee high. Don't bet too many of their games.

[funnyb25]

Usually fade them on the moneyline if it's +

win either way

[TPowell]

I enjoy betting against Louisville in both sports to be honest. The Duke and Virginia games were great for me. The Clemson loss took a lot of steam out of me but it helped that my biggest bet of the year was on Clemson

[DOM_Toretto]

How often do you bet against them in games to lose?

I took Rutgers +16 today....

How'd that work out?

I bet MSU almost every other game of the year and only covered vs ND & UofM.

[Mr KLC]

Only if they tell me not to.

[thellama]

I put 200 on Stanford -3 today against the Ducks, and another 200 Stanford over 14.5 first half. Die hard Duck fan, and I'm rooting for them, but I know my rooting for them has little to do with the fact that both bets will cash. It's a lost season, and I follow them closely, if I can use my knowledge of how they're playing to make some money, I might as well. I've bet against them quite a few times this year, but I usually put smaller amounts so if they do pull it off I can be happy and not care about losing the bet. However today against Stanford, I mean, cmon. That's free money.

[frostno98]

I love fading my local college team because I know they suck badly. Have no choice but to go the other way.