[juuso]

they blew my 3-team fun parlay 10 to win 42.26. Crappy 4th quarter. No words...

[adriano]

everybody had them ...phew!

[Illusion]

I didn't bet the side, only the under. Tough break for those who had the Spurs.

[bigboydan]

i missed the end of it what happen ?

[onlooker]

Thats one hell of a backdoor cover for Rocket backers. What exactly happen in that 4th quarter guys?

[Illusion]

McGrady went nuts in the 4th raining 3's

[rm18]

At the very end it is a 9 point game with like 30 sec. left Rockets not trying to foul Parker gets bumped on a drive and then misses both foul shots. Luther Head gets a 3 to cut it to 6 with 20 sec. left. The Rockets give token pressure and don't foul and the announcers are shocked, even worse I had -6.5 -130 because 7 is a very common number.

[bigboydan]

that is a pisser way to lose...

[why]

The NBA is just a joke. I watched the 2nd half, is that basketball? Its comedy!

[tacomax]

A common question about sports betting is, "Can I make money betting on sports?" The answer is simple: no. Some bettors get lucky in the short term, but over a long series of bets, the gambler will almost always lose money. The reason is the 11/10 vig, a built-in advantage that guarantees the bookie will make money. Every time you bet on a point spread game, you must bet $11 for every $10 in potential winnings. If you bet $110 and win, you win $100. On average, you have to win 52.38 percent of the time just to break even The famous gambler Lem Banker once referred to this as "the implacable reality of 11-to-10" It's difficult to win 52.38 percent of the time. If you bet steadily for several years, all you're likely to accomplish is sending your bookie's kids to college. And by the way experts approximate it at a 200 billion dollar industry. :icon_mrgr