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Originally Posted by
dannyj
People get to make smaller bets at higher odds. For non Nevada residents they get to stay connected with their chosen sport after they leave the state and have some action rolling. Hedging.
I do it often when in Nevada on boxing and golf majors.
I understand that angle for people with limited funds or people that fly in and fly out after a week and want connection to betting for a longer period of time. Heck the locals who are that type of fan are in decent shape to get a nice return on taking the LVK to win the cup.
But I was asking someone like redeitz who is far from being the hit and miss "fan" who bets on his fave team. So if its a small percentage like MC claims...lets say its 10 percent. We the way i look at it...its 10 percent less you have to bet on daily bets. And if you are good at daily/;weekly bet......then that money that the 10 percent represents can be built up to levels bigger than the win of the money had it been sitting in the casinos bank account.for 6 months.
I just dont get it. A bet like that is much mor eof a "gamble" than the weekly NFL bets for instance. Will a team accquire a person like the niners did that changes their fortune mid season,..killing the under bet. Or in a contact sport will key figures go down....killing the over in games won for the year.
For people who look at sports as an "investment"......I view these bets are more uncertain than weekly bets. Too much shit can happen one way or the other that was never figured into your bet. I wouldthink that people who claim to be proficient on weekly betting, would want as much as possible as far as ammunition...and handing over 5 [percent of your gambling fund...is 5 percent ess you have for daily bettng