Bettor wagers 67K to win $670 on Warriors to make the playoffs

Heltah Skeltah · 10-20-18, 09:29 PM

If he has that much to bet why would $670 be something he being looking to gain

chico2663 · 10-20-18, 09:38 PM

Why would you tie that much money up unless you may need it for bail at a later date?

jjgold · 10-20-18, 09:38 PM

Plenty of idiots that do this

Makes zero sense

kidcudi92 · 10-20-18, 10:03 PM

otters?

concerned mom?

daneblazer · 10-20-18, 10:04 PM

daneblazer · 10-20-18, 10:09 PM

This can’t be real

ThaTopMoron · 10-20-18, 10:22 PM

i needed the laugh

thanks

pavyracer · 10-20-18, 10:23 PM

Otters?

d2bets · 10-20-18, 10:24 PM

Would make more investing in a savings account.

mrpapageorgio · 10-20-18, 10:44 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Plenty of idiots that do this

Makes zero sense

Probably get more in interest throwing it into a jumbo CD or money market for 6 months.

acquavallo · 10-20-18, 11:09 PM

Originally posted by Heltah Skeltah

If he has that much to bet why would $670 be something he being looking to gain

Even if I was homeless, if someone handed me $600 it wouldn't mean that much. I'm not saying I wouldn't say thank you, but I wouldn't jump up and down.
WTF can one do with $600?

rm18 · 10-20-18, 11:30 PM

He is a genius most would gamble away the 67k he will have it in April.

tiktok · 10-20-18, 11:31 PM

Invest in some stocks or bonds. Give someone a loan with $670 interest. Anything but this.

JaimeMiro · 10-20-18, 11:35 PM

he'll have a heart attack if Steph, KD and Klay surprisingly all get major injuries early on

Maybe it's a dare... & has a bet against one of his pals that this won't lose?!

convick · 10-20-18, 11:48 PM

Originally posted by rm18

He is a genius most would gamble away the 67k he will have it in April.

Didn’t think about this angle. You’re right.