Support Guys That Bet More Money Than You

lakerboy · 03-14-10, 06:51 PM

whatsgood5 · 03-14-10, 06:51 PM

I totally don't do this, sorry jj.

Tsoprano · 03-14-10, 06:52 PM

Classic JJ

Chi_archie · 03-14-10, 06:52 PM

great, now I gotta root for everyone else's bet on SBR before I root for mine......

flyingillini · 03-14-10, 06:53 PM

Caress before you dress

obamaismyuncle · 03-14-10, 06:53 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

example if your a $10 bettor and a guy you know is betting like $100, root for his bet instead of yours even if your on opposite side.

It is proper betting etiquette

So you will be rooting for all my bets from now on?

MendozaLine · 03-14-10, 06:54 PM

Agree. If I have a fukkin dime on one side, and you have 25 SBR points on the other, you better not fukkin root that 25 point play in

Mikail · 03-14-10, 06:56 PM

news to me. Now we have to exercise "gambling etiquette"

flyingillini · 03-14-10, 06:58 PM

Support all people that bet. I support you if you bet 1 penny a game or 10k a game. It means nothing to me and I don't care what someone else does.

jjgold · 03-14-10, 07:06 PM

You guys need to learn what sports betting is all about.

Carry yourself like a man

BurtRapp · 03-14-10, 07:10 PM

JJ is spot on with this. I'm playing blackjack 200 a hand and a guy has 10 out and we get burned by a dealer 21. He opens his mouth I'm burying him. It's not his business to complain. he had the table minimum. Shut your mouth and like it.

dwaechte · 03-14-10, 07:10 PM

Sharp post.

Extra Innings · 03-14-10, 07:20 PM

Fishhead · 03-14-10, 07:23 PM

Very meritable post........spot on.

Reload · 03-14-10, 07:29 PM

I'll always root for someone having more bet than me at the blackjack table. It's important in craps too as sometimes a big winner will toss a few chips your way.

jjgold · 03-14-10, 07:36 PM

If i have a $100 bet and lets say Illini has a $500 bet, I will root for illini instead of my bet.

Of course your not always in this situation but when you are do what I do.

Chi_archie · 03-14-10, 07:40 PM

Originally posted by BurtRapp

JJ is spot on with this. I'm playing blackjack 200 a hand and a guy has 10 out and we get burned by a dealer 21. He opens his mouth I'm burying him. It's not his business to complain. he had the table minimum. Shut your mouth and like it.

Burt stop trickin on me....

I'm never going back to the horseshoe with you after this post........ sheesh

Jonah · 03-14-10, 07:56 PM

What if the guy betting the smaller amount is down to his last dollars and the guy betting big is a millionaire?

nosniboR11 · 03-14-10, 08:43 PM

wow so I guess the 10 dollar wager means nothing, jj your funny

Grandmaster B · 03-14-10, 08:46 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

example if your a $10 bettor and a guy you know is betting like $100, root for his bet instead of yours even if your on opposite side.

It is proper betting etiquette

why??...its not like they are going to at least buy you a beer

they need every single PENNY to bet for themselves

fsugolf · 03-14-10, 08:47 PM

I root for everyone regardless if they're on the opposite side of my bet or not....usually just wish everyone gl

Grandmaster B · 03-14-10, 08:48 PM

Originally posted by Jonah

What if the guy betting the smaller amount is down to his last dollars and the guy betting big is a millionaire?

exactly...these whales want everyone to root for them...give them a pat on the back so to speak

regardless what happens that day they will be betting the next day and the day after that

and when they do win $20,000 right in front of you...they wont even give you $1

statnerds · 03-14-10, 09:43 PM

bullshit.

if both amounts represent the identical % of BR for both bettors than may the better informed, better prepared bettor win, regardless of the dollar amount.

and if the guy with the bigger $$$ amount is betting over his head, fukk him twice, he deserves to lose and learn a very valuable lesson.

THE PROFIT · 03-14-10, 09:45 PM

I root for my bet! If you dont root for your own bet you're a retard!!! Are you off your meds again JJ?

lakerboy · 03-14-10, 09:48 PM

Originally posted by statnerds

bullshit.

if both amounts represent the identical % of BR for both bettors than may the better informed, better prepared bettor win, regardless of the dollar amount.

and if the guy with the bigger $$$ amount is betting over his head, fukk him twice, he deserves to lose and learn a very valuable lesson.

You are my favorite poster here.

tltaylor89 · 03-14-10, 09:50 PM

Its offical JJ has gone mad

THE PROFIT · 03-14-10, 09:51 PM

And always remember, bet with your head, not over it!...........Marc Lawrence

GiveMeaBJ · 03-14-10, 09:56 PM

No JJ. You don't have to root for the other side. You just can't root for your side. I almost saw a fight over this in the Chargers/Jets game this year. Some sick **** older guy I know was risking $9,000 on a Saints/Chargers ML parlay. He refused to hedge anything and there was this Jets fan there trying to convince him to hedge and take sure profit. He kept insisting he didn't want to and that there was no way the Chargers lose to the Jets. The Jets have a rookie QB, they only beat the Bengals last week and the Chargers are one of the best teams in the league was his reasoning. Now, during the game this Jets fan who bet $100 on Jets moneyline would go nuts for anything the Jets did. This caused a few near confrontations but ultimatley boiled over in the 4th quarter when the Jets scored there 1st touchdown and then got that stop. The guy got in his face and kept yelling "I got $10,000 here and your going nuts over a few hundred? Shut the **** up. I'll pay out your bet to just shut the **** up."

Later when the Jets scored the Jets fan was forced to leave while the guy being held back by his buddy. I think it was a lot worse because he didn't really know the kid because we were all there for a card game afterwards. But either way, the Jets fan should show some respect. The rule should be if your bet does not equal 50% or more of the other guys bet then you can't show any emotion.

MartinBlank · 03-14-10, 10:56 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

example if your a $10 bettor and a guy you know is betting like $100, root for his bet instead of yours even if your on opposite side.

It is proper betting etiquette

That wig glue has completely destroyed your brain JJ.

jjgold · 03-15-10, 06:09 AM

Its the right thing to do if a guy has 10 G's on a game and you have $100 you root for his bet to win

What is wrong with you guys??

What gambling school dd you go to??

pat venditto · 03-15-10, 06:12 AM

JJ you're going to be out of a job soon. I'm taking over guey.

Domestic · 03-15-10, 06:36 AM

Guys, it is us against the books. As simple as that.

pico · 03-15-10, 06:39 AM

i hate watching games with gamblers. the proper etiquette is go play ps3 or smoke up instead of watching it.

13th Inning · 03-15-10, 07:20 AM

This is like the Amway scheme of gambling.

The $50k bettors are supported by the $10k bettors
The $10k bettors are supported by the $5k bettors
The $5k bettors are supported by the $1k bettors
The $1k bettors are supported by the $500 bettors
The $500 bettors are supported by the $100 bettors
The $100 bettors are supported by the $20 bettors
The $20 bettors are supported by the $5 bettors
The $5 bettors are supported by the $1 bettors
And the $1 bettors are supported by the guys who bet only SBR Points.
And SBR Points are supported by us all.

It's the perfect pyramid scheme, now that I think about it. Nobody has to root in their own bets, because someone below you is rooting you in, and even at the bottom levels, gambling as a whole is constantly being propped up by Points.

JJ has this all figured out.