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That's steep. I took Det +3.5 @ -105. This feels like a FG game or less. Maybe we can middle it...cheers
Well you're up 13.5 right now!
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.That's steep. I took Det +3.5 @ -105. This feels like a FG game or less. Maybe we can middle it...cheers
Spread tonight is Green Bay -3.5. Thoughts? This isn’t a HUGE confidence pick, but I definitely like GB to cover.
Well you're up 13.5 right now!
Well it's still Detroit and there is still a quarter left.
So, FanDuel sportsbook pays you up to 50 dollars back if you bet a moneyline wager and your team loses by 6 points or less.
It’s a useful tool that can be used on any game, as long as you opt-in beforehand.
This would be useful for two different scenarios:So, FanDuel sportsbook pays you up to 50 dollars back if you bet a moneyline wager and your team loses by 6 points or less.
It’s a useful tool that can be used on any game, as long as you opt-in beforehand.
And that right there sums up the mindset of every true degenerate, I know because I'm thinking exactly the same thing (and probably every Lions fan is as well).
I use two different books. FanDuel has an automatic locator within the app, which makes it as easy as signing in and waiting while the “verifying location” bar loads.How do they verify your location or must you be a resident of the state? For instance do they base your account on the geo caching of your IP?
I use two different books. FanDuel has an automatic locator within the app, which makes it as easy as signing in and waiting while the “verifying location” bar loads.
I also use a local casino where you have to download and install a separate geo-locator app when prompted from the casino app. That can be a bit glitchy at times, as you have to log in/out a couple of times before it recognizes you. Most of the time it’s fine, but not always.
I’m not sure of the specific mechanism as to how it works or what it tracks, but it would have to be IP (I think).
Ahhh middledThat's steep. I took Det +3.5 @ -105. This feels like a FG game or less. Maybe we can middle it...cheers
Some of the offshore books started that KYC policy (know your customer) where they made you photocopy and fax your driver’s license prior to authorizing any payouts, and the ones in my state have the right to ask you to do that, but so far neither book has asked me.Interesting because in theory one could use a VPN to mask their IP.
Im locked on Denver +3.5Piggy backing on the post above here is Week 7 picks:
Note: Nothing shocking IMO, unless you are still a believer in KC. I personally felt the Chiefs would drop their 3rd in a row. Limping into Denver on a Thursday night to face a solid defense, that has improved each of the past two weeks and a running game that will likely gash the Chiefs defense.
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There’s someone who reminds us of this every year and may be able to elaborate on the idea. I want to say that it’s @1960Pats.So I was listening to Felger and Maz yesterday (I know, don't judge) and Jim I guess does a podcast with some dude. Anyway the guy gets in the phone and says basically ignore the spreads because they don't matter in 82% of the games and in 93% of primetime games in the NFL.
My first thought was that's preposterous, well it might not be. I went back (granted just the past two weeks, happened to have my picker printed out in front of me) and the spread has come into play in just 4 games out the 28 played in the past two weeks.
Meaning the dog covered on the points. The other 24 games either the dog won outright or the favorite covered the spread.
Just some food for thought.