not all the money was on the over...i had the under!
maybe i'm the only one that won, or maybe i knew all along that the fix was in on the under!
:shrug:
Colts deserved that.......pussies for
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not all the money was on the over...i had the under!
maybe i'm the only one that won, or maybe i knew all along that the fix was in on the under!
:shrug:
Do you fine gentleman seriously think that with all the money to be won or lost in sports gambling that no shannanigans go on? When Sponge speaks of it he is trying to help you win money. Didnt they just bust a ref and his cronies for doing it in the NBA? Do you honestly think that thats an isolated case? My guess is its the tip of the iceberg. Its not very hard to imagine and from Im seeing from certian players and teams its becoming very clear that there is an agenda. Im not some kind of conspiracy nut so before you label me a wacko just take a deep breath, think of all the money involved here and if you can imagine noone is trying to tinker with it then you are a saint. There have been ex players that have come out yrs later and said that yes they fixed games and there also is proof that known mafia members were involved. You will not however hear of anything like this now days because the league is powerful enough to hush it up. Go Eagles
I don't think any player is fixing anything. They make too much and wouch suffer dire consequences when found out.
I'm not very surprised about the NBA official. Yes, there may be more in the NBA, and there might be football refs and baseball umpires also on the take. But you guys think every other game has a fix and that every major athlete is also an actor. It doesn't make sense. Crimes need motives and there just isn't enough motive for these people to offset the risks they are taking.
I think gamblers get a little too caught up in the lines. The NFL is so much bigger than the wagering done on it, it's not even close. The gate sales, concessions, advertising, endorsements, etc dwarfs whatever amount some crooked people might be able to get from a fixed game. The institution is so big it doesn't need to be dirty like that. It and it's players stand far more to lose than gain by fixing anything. Why would very competitive and proud multi-millionaires tarnish their own stats and risk throwing it all away to make a little bit more? It just doesn't add up.
Even the best players make mistakes, have bad games, and can't "thread the needle" every single time. A million reasons for a bad performance without someone being bought out.
I'm not very surprised about the NBA official. Yes, there may be more in the NBA, and there might be football refs and baseball umpires also on the take. But you guys think every other game has a fix and that every major athlete is also an actor. It doesn't make sense. Crimes need motives and there just isn't enough motive for these people to offset the risks they are taking.
I think gamblers get a little too caught up in the lines. The NFL is so much bigger than the wagering done on it, it's not even close. The gate sales, concessions, advertising, endorsements, etc dwarfs whatever amount some crooked people might be able to get from a fixed game. The institution is so big it doesn't need to be dirty like that. It and it's players stand far more to lose than gain by fixing anything. Why would very competitive and proud multi-millionaires tarnish their own stats and risk throwing it all away to make a little bit more? It just doesn't add up.
Even the best players make mistakes, have bad games, and can't "thread the needle" every single time. A million reasons for a bad performance without someone being bought out.
