Hello, my name is Paul, aka CreaturE. I am fairly new, and I'm sure not a lot of you know me.
Here is an introduction: I am a college student from Wisconsin. (Go Pack Go) I used to go to Whitewater University (I'm sure many of you haven't heard of it). I got really bored there with my Psychology degree and switched to a tech school in Waukesha County to get my associates degree in Computer Programming. I never really cared much for watching sports throughout high school, I just enjoyed playing them. However, I have recently found that through SBR and placing a bet on games, that I have become intensely interested in them (Thank you SBR =D). I watched the entire UNC/DUKE game during my Java Programming class tonight (I don't think I ever watched a full college basketball game), and I am completely neutral to both teams. I bet almost 200 points for UNC to cover the spread so I was more biased towards them obviously. I yelled "Hell yeah!" after one of the UNC's scores and my prof got a little angry to say the least. Anyways, I am curious as to where people go, outside of SBR, to find useful information for creating a logical bet.
This is for 2/10
FLORIDA STATE -1-110
CONNECTICUT -1-110
ARKANSAS STATE -4-110
SAN DIEGO +11½-110
SE MISSOURI ST +12-110
I'm guessing this isn't all that great from the VERY limited information that I have about any of these teams, however, I'm just curious as to if anyone thinks this is even remotely feasible.
I'm glad to finally meet some of you,
CreaturE
Here is an introduction: I am a college student from Wisconsin. (Go Pack Go) I used to go to Whitewater University (I'm sure many of you haven't heard of it). I got really bored there with my Psychology degree and switched to a tech school in Waukesha County to get my associates degree in Computer Programming. I never really cared much for watching sports throughout high school, I just enjoyed playing them. However, I have recently found that through SBR and placing a bet on games, that I have become intensely interested in them (Thank you SBR =D). I watched the entire UNC/DUKE game during my Java Programming class tonight (I don't think I ever watched a full college basketball game), and I am completely neutral to both teams. I bet almost 200 points for UNC to cover the spread so I was more biased towards them obviously. I yelled "Hell yeah!" after one of the UNC's scores and my prof got a little angry to say the least. Anyways, I am curious as to where people go, outside of SBR, to find useful information for creating a logical bet.
This is for 2/10
FLORIDA STATE -1-110
CONNECTICUT -1-110
ARKANSAS STATE -4-110
SAN DIEGO +11½-110
SE MISSOURI ST +12-110
I'm guessing this isn't all that great from the VERY limited information that I have about any of these teams, however, I'm just curious as to if anyone thinks this is even remotely feasible.
I'm glad to finally meet some of you,

CreaturE