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You need to work on your math skills a little bit....
But other than that - sounds like you have this all figured out! Why not add a zero to those wagers and go for a million? Or a zillion?
With little risk!
You need to work on your math skills a little bit....
But other than that - sounds like you have this all figured out! Why not add a zero to those wagers and go for a million? Or a zillion?
With little risk!
Your post title says "Risk 2250...." - you are risking 7,150.
But whats a few thousand amongst friends?
I like to think of it this way....
Lets just talk about your first parlay.... You have roughly a 70% chance of losing. Yes, that's right - according to the current line - you have only a 30% chance of winning that wager. I don't even want to talk about the roughly 94% chance of losing the second one yet....
So you call "no risk" a wager that has a 70% chance of losing? OK.
Your post title says "Risk 2250...." - you are risking 7,150.
But whats a few thousand amongst friends?
I like to think of it this way....
Lets just talk about your first parlay.... You have roughly a 70% chance of losing. Yes, that's right - according to the current line - you have only a 30% chance of winning that wager. I don't even want to talk about the roughly 94% chance of losing the second one yet....
So you call "no risk" a wager that has a 70% chance of losing? OK.
Your post title says "Risk 2250...." - you are risking 7,150.
But whats a few thousand amongst friends?
I like to think of it this way....
Lets just talk about your first parlay.... You have roughly a 70% chance of losing. Yes, that's right - according to the current line - you have only a 30% chance of winning that wager. I don't even want to talk about the roughly 94% chance of losing the second one yet....
So you call "no risk" a wager that has a 70% chance of losing? OK.
Your post title says "Risk 2250...." - you are risking 7,150.
But whats a few thousand amongst friends?
I like to think of it this way....
Lets just talk about your first parlay.... You have roughly a 70% chance of losing. Yes, that's right - according to the current line - you have only a 30% chance of winning that wager. I don't even want to talk about the roughly 94% chance of losing the second one yet....
So you call "no risk" a wager that has a 70% chance of losing? OK.
Math thinks the most likely thing (70%) is that you lose 7,150.
Math also thinks that coming out roughly even for the day is about 29%.
Math thinks the most likely thing (70%) is that you lose 7,150.
Math also thinks that coming out roughly even for the day is about 29%.
Math thinks the most likely thing (70%) is that you lose 7,150.
Math also thinks that coming out roughly even for the day is about 29%.
Math thinks the most likely thing (70%) is that you lose 7,150.
Math also thinks that coming out roughly even for the day is about 29%.
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