Whats the most consecutive bets you've lost in a row?

 That's cool Getty..what number? if you don't mind ?Fl lottery went to dual draws Mid-08..I guess that would be roughly 10650 draws vs odds of 10000-1 to come in straight..

$.50 straight play/ -$5325  only pays $2500..

I hit 7668 in 95 and quit playing it-came in again in 00 and 02 with quite a few boxes..of course have given it all back and plenty more..I pound 497 once in awhile and try that to avoid any tax issues.GL

Wow such a 'common' number with no dupes..has to be ready for a repeat though I know the rules..My first guess would have been a 3 digit deal..something like 0001 etc.Thanks for the reply.

Quote Originally Posted by Doja45:

I would consider myself a conservative gambler. Money mgmt is pretty good, don't play too many games in 1 day, a grind it out type of player.

I am currently on a 0-11-1 streak over the last week or so. My push was on tennis, my guy was a bout to close out the 3rd set but his opponent retired nullifying the bet. I guess sh!t like that happens when you're cold.

So lets hear it fellas, any of you got me beat?

And for those of you who are going to ask, I will be posting my plays in this thread for some solid gold fade material

What a minute!!!

Opponents retiring while down in tennis is a PUSH!!!!????

F BETTING TENNIS THEN! (And this is from someone who bets wrestling on the regular )

21, kind of.

1988 Orioles season opener and the next 20 games.

Had a prop bet going with another guy. It was fun, $1 a win, 25 cents a homer, $5 for the first team to win in extra innings, etc... The previous year we broke even. Then in 1988 I wound up paying his buy in for the season on a Vegas football contest because of the 21 straight losses.

Quote Originally Posted by Doja45:

Thanks James


scalabrine- books have different rules as far as a player retiring during a match in tennis. Some books 1 set has to be completed, most books 2 sets have to be completed, and books like my local the entire match must be completed for action. It goes both ways, I've been on the otherside and got bailed out

Wow.

If my player quits or an opponent quits on me, the same rules that apply in boxing or MMA should apply. It is an outright forfeit. But like you said, the books will be the books and tell you how it goes.

The longest losing streak I ever had that I'll never forget was in poker.

I lost 8 straight times with pocket queens. Not consecutive of course, just 8 different hands over the course of several days.

I still cringe a bit to this day when I get them because of that streak.