I wonder what was going through the head of the people betting under 24.5 after the Saints pick was announced. Must be thinking what a rough beat it was and they had the right process just a bad result.
Any online books offering draft props? MGM has some through their app with $50 TO WIN limits. Trying to place a bet on something that's +750 and getting a whole ~$7 limit lol.
Wow it actually turns out one side is being evaluated
if I try to bet over, get evaluated
under, bet goes directly thru
swift should be good, I don't think he's even going to be the next RB drafted. Taylor is a better RB but the only negative might be is that he doesn't catch as many passes.
Wow it actually turns out one side is being evaluated
if I try to bet over, get evaluated
under, bet goes directly thru
swift should be good, I don't think he's even going to be the next RB drafted. Taylor is a better RB but the only negative might be is that he doesn't catch as many passes.
# of Bets: 751 Risked: $558,503.80 Net: +$9,438.91 ROI: +1.69%
Most of my volume came from betting the same stuff over and over again at CRIS/Pinnacle and all of my profit came elsewhere, so a lack of outs def hurt but depositing into new accounts or giving shadier places the opportunity to free roll in the midst of a pandemic didn't seem wise so no regrets there.
Some aspects of my approach were flawed though. Arnette unexpectedly going to the Raiders at 19 boned me 5 different ways and was the outcome that kept me from flying, but he was also the exact type of player that I now believe my model was "undervaluing". Without giving too much away, I weighed the mocks too heavily and underestimated the randomness of the bottom 1/3 of R1, particularly in this draft where the media was wrong about everything and did teams bidding even more so than usual. Hopefully this time next year we are focused on the NBA/NHL playoffs, GOLF, & MLB and not betting half a mil+ $500 at a time on a stupid draft, but if we are, I know where my leaks are.
