two team parlay CFB
Dont usually bet favorites, but there is no way either of these teams lose...
Wisconsin (-300)
UCLA (-500)
$3000 to win $1800
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Bad bet college football anything can happen especially nowadays with lots of parity
Steaks/Stax I'm surprised at you
I don't feel 100% about either of the. And I'm pretty good at ML parlays...but agree they "should win" Utah should be steaming mad and is a good team so watch out
UCLA is peaking, they won't lose to Utah at home... both teams win 90% of the time
Northwestern up 20-7 4th qtr.... this was a BAD bet even if Wisconsin comes back. Betting favorties was never my thing, gonna stick to dogs
I vastly prefer dogs...but the favs find a way to suck you in.
Yeah, I rarely bet favs. not sure why I decided to on this one...Originally Posted by laxdjock
I vastly prefer dogs...but the favs find a way to suck you in.
Word...don't feel bad wisky got me tooUCLA is peaking, they won't lose to Utah at home... both teams win 90% of the time
Just gotta get up, dust off, and try again.
Yeah, this was about 40% of my roll though. Twice Ive done this now. Started with 2K... got up to 7K and blew 2500 on an emmy's parlay (betting favorites, go figure). Now I get this bright idea to put 3k on Wisconsin/UCLA, LOSS. Still got over 4K, but it feels like nothing at the moment.Just gotta get up, dust off, and try again.
not over yet. still got a chance but stick to your dogs pal.
agreed, will do!!!not over yet. still got a chance but stick to your dogs pal.
Yeah, this was about 40% of my roll though.
The money management side of things is the last thing I really got a handle on...and it took quite a few seasons of different sports. I still get pulled towards wanting to make big bets, but it's far better than when I started 12+ yrs ago. I ran simulations after each season to understand my betting approach and figure out better betting strategies. It took me some expensive seasons to get through my head that I needed to limit my big bets to <10% (really it should be 5% or less) my bankroll because I don't want to chase winning to make up for losing. This is coming from a guy who learned the hard way. I once took $168 and turned it into almost $9k and then pissed it all away in <2hr of playing online BJ. I hovered at $5k-$7k for a good portion of it and if I had any clue about bankroll management....things could have been a less expensive lesson for me. Oh..and being half in the bag didn't help either.
yeah Im the king of running up 3 figure deposits into 5 figure rolls and blowing it being a degen. I dont always blow it, but about half the time I do. Im still in year one of sportsbetting seriously... I know everything there is to know about money management (played poker professionally for 2 years, and semi professionally for the last 12), its sticking to it thats tough
