[SBR Tony]

Ask him to Throw a game, so you can Cash on a Huge wager

[cincinnatikid513]

would have to be college pro qbs and mlb pitchers make too much money throw a game not worth the risk

[grease lightnin]

No. We have integrity

[SBR Tony]

would have to be college pro qbs and mlb pitchers make too much money throw a game not worth the risk

But he's your Brother and you are in a Jam

Just tell him to throw a few over the plate with a little less zing, or a INT on your own 20 yard line

[cincinnatikid513]

But he's your Brother and you are in a Jam

Just tell him to throw a few over the plate with a little less zing, or a INT on your own 20 yard line

then why not just ask him to give you some money

[SBR Tony]

No. We have integrity

but you are also $100K in the hole with your bookie and can't pay
you have three kids in college and tuition is due, and if you don't pay, they can't go back to School

[SBR Tony]

then why not just ask him to give you some money

Good answer, but he's a Cheap bastard

[cincinnatikid513]

Good answer, but he's a Cheap bastard

i think that could sour the relationship asking him to throw a game

[SharpAngles]

My brother Jay Cutler used to do this for me all the time.

[SBR Tony]

My brother Jay Cutler used to do this for me all the time.

and just think, you never had to ask him

[BigBusiness]

Only if there is a huge parlay involved that would pay hundreds of thousands and it was the last leg.

And he would also have to play for a shytty DII/DIII team. Not risking his draft stock in DIV I and if he's a MLB pitcher/NFL QB, there would be no point in asking him to throw a game. Family is already set for life. The parlay payout is peanuts compared to what he's making.

[SBR Tony]

Only if there is a huge parlay involved that would pay hundreds of thousands and it was the last leg.

And he would also have to play for a shytty DII/DIII team. Not risking his draft stock in DIV I and if he's a MLB pitcher/NFL QB, there would be no point in asking him to throw a game. Family is already set for life. The parlay payout is peanuts compared to what he's making.

what about if he was a Pro rookie, 4th or 5th rounder making only $625,000 and he was put into a game
maybe the game on the line, and you are looking at a $200,000 payout on the back end of a 10 team parlay

[b1slickguy]

What team does your brother play for, SBR Tony?

[MMANick]

No, that's ridiculous.

[MinnesotaFats]

Isn't this what winds up causing these athletes to go broke...

...the family, the posse, the hometown tribute.

No, respect that guy made good.

Solve our own problems!

[hubie69]

No, this sounds like a poor decision for all involved.

[mrpapageorgio]

but you are also $100K in the hole with your bookie and can't pay
you have three kids in college and tuition is due, and if you don't pay, they can't go back to School

If my bookie has a problem with me not paying, just tell him there's a lot of a holes in the desert and that a lot of my previous problems are buried in those holes.

[BigBusiness]

what about if he was a Pro rookie, 4th or 5th rounder making only $625,000 and he was put into a game
maybe the game on the line, and you are looking at a $200,000 payout on the back end of a 10 team parlay

Why would I do that? If he was a 4th or 5th rounder being put on the field with game was on the line, he finally has his chance to shine in front of the entire country to show what he can do. He screws up, he may not have another chance.

Millions are potentially on the line.

[chico2663]

My brother Jay Cutler used to do this for me all the time.

dave klingler was the best, But tony romo was cool in a pinch

[slambam]

what about if he was a Pro rookie, 4th or 5th rounder making only $625,000 and he was put into a game
maybe the game on the line, and you are looking at a $200,000 payout on the back end of a 10 team parlay

So you expect the guy to intentionally piss away his (maybe only) chance to prove himself? No way that happens.