The way this game works is you pick sports props every day and try to build a really long streak. If you have the longest streak, you win $25,000. If you have the most wins on the month you get $5,000.
I intended to play for most wins this month, but I messed up today. I should be tied with one other for #1 on the most wins leaderboard instead of 10th.
What happened is I was going to pick Georgia softball (+100) at noon to beat FSU and then pick Auburn softball (-160) to beat UCLA, but I changed my mind and picked the SF Giants game (-225) thinking that the baseball game wouldn't last three hours with the new rules and I could get Auburn in with a more comfortable noontime win (Giants over Braves instead of UGA over FSU).
So picking the Giants game, although it extended my streak, cost me an extra win I should have had.
I ask you. Should I just try to build the longest streak and win $25,000 now that I've missed out on a pick and it's bothering me???? I think if I went after monthly wins, I could win it because I know when the odds will hold and when something's a trap meant to dupe the public into losing its $$$.
If I go after longest streak, I'm only going to make one more pick today (United States women -350 to beat Japan). Ideally, I'd like to pick the Indians (-156) over the Royals, who are way over their O/U wins projection right now and then pick the USWNT, but I can't possibly get both in.
What do you say? I'm tilting obviously. Longest streak? It pays out five times more and I'm confident in myself.
Here's my entry:
http://streak.espn.go.com/en/entryStats?entryID=5441042