Originally Posted by redietz View Post
Originally Posted by accountinquestion View Post
Originally Posted by redietz View Post
One quick recent note. I have to blow some bonuses and contest winnings this week, so I spent a couple of hours surveying props and decided to blow half of them on a Hopkins middle attempt. I went Over 11 1/2 rec yards for a unit and Under 13 1/2 for half a unit. I meant to launch more, but when I circled back to the original site, the 11 1/2 had gone to 12 1/2, so I didn't add to the wager.

I don't really like making spontaneous decisions, so this prop-middling isn't my cup of tea.
Maybe you'd be in better spot financially if you didn't look at your bankroll as something you needed to blow. Then going and finding what you feel are best bets?

There is some basic methodology you could apply to your betting and perhaps turn it all around. Dm me for further instruction if you'd like.

You're correct, of course. After three losing weeks this football season, I need to turn things around in a hurry. Otherwise I might wind up in a higher tax bracket.

I appreciate your input and am looking forward to any and all advice. Please don't be shy.




Note: I have expiring bonuses (Feb 9 and 20). Since 80-some percent of my wagering is college football, anything else is more or less wagering-while-ignorant. While I would like to believe I have some insight and expertise in things other than football, that is not the case, so I'll be launching a couple of middles. Not going to use an electron microscope to convince myself I have an edge in something I know nothing about.





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Having to gamble to get into a lower tax bracket is a new one to me. You win. Redietzi s GOAT.