how would you bet as much as possible on it?
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That depends.
Is it the same type of 100% as the Clemson ML the other week?
Or is it an actual, peer into future type deal.
mofo no one would work if it was a sure thing
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The vegas angle is smart. If you had access to pinnacle and exchanges, you could get down for as much as you wanted, granted the odds would drop a lot. I would likely borrow as much as I could and then get down everywhere I could, that i knew would pay.
In general it is impossible to know the outcome of a sporting event even if it is fixed.
I was in the position a couple times where I had someone I knew I could trust tell me the outcome of several awards that had betting on them. The only outs where offshore and I got down enough to pay my rent for a year plus some. That lasted two years and then the sportsbooks stopped offering odds on the event. Is still likely my best betting story.
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