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I have won my parlay of the week 6 out of 8 college football weeks and the other two I lost by only one game. I am close to 86.6% on games. I will reveal my secret here but I think Vegas will catch it and completely change who wins from now on.
I also hope I don't get banned for bringing it up. Here goes:
Believe it or not, I look at the teams' logos when deciding whether to bet or not. If the two teams' logos are of simple design and pretty, bet the OVER. Eg: Baylor vs Texas A&M. You have BU and ATM staring right at you with no non-sense in the design, they are bound to go OVER. Same with Texas Tech and Oklahoma State games. OU vs TT was a great Over pick last week. See how simple yet intimidating their logos are, only 4 letters all together. Actually, the more letters, less design, the better. TT /ATM was too good not to pass up a few weeks back.
When the logo of a team is of a complex form, do NOT bet the Over. Eg: OU vs Kansas a few weeks back. I can't even draw that chicken here or on MSPaint so I did not bet on the Over or OU that game. They might be a good auto-fade material however. For eg: The New Mexico Lobos.
The rule of thumb is this: If you can draw the two teams' logos on a desk with ease and have a boner looking at it, bet the Over. If you can't, then don't bet.
If a team's logo is BIG and SIMPLE, such as Stanford (S), you have an easy bet. Houston was also an easy bet last week (UH) because of their simple font and logo design.
Could any logo be simpler than the Oregon DUCKS? One big, squarish "O". With James still in the line-up, UO crushed everyone.
The logo also has to have a "solid" feel. Eg: If you were asked to punch the logo of Stanford, you wouldn't dare because you might break your knuckle. But you would easily punch the "T" of Tennessee because the feeling it would pass right through.
Boise State is a very good team. But they failed to cover even against bad teams several times. That Bronco is very hard to draw with pencil or on MSPaint. And it looks deranged.
This has been pretty much my secret to betting at 86.6% over the 8 weeks of college football. A lot of the teams that won me money in one week were repeated in my parlays the following week. I mean why bother changing what already works?
I will start handicapping games again (ie: staring at logos tomorrow) and again on Thursday before pulling the trigger on my parlay of the week on Friday. Sometimes I get a revelation just by staring at the logos. I have too many games and I will probably have to dump some, else my parlay will just be a long-shot.
I also hope I don't get banned for bringing it up. Here goes:
Believe it or not, I look at the teams' logos when deciding whether to bet or not. If the two teams' logos are of simple design and pretty, bet the OVER. Eg: Baylor vs Texas A&M. You have BU and ATM staring right at you with no non-sense in the design, they are bound to go OVER. Same with Texas Tech and Oklahoma State games. OU vs TT was a great Over pick last week. See how simple yet intimidating their logos are, only 4 letters all together. Actually, the more letters, less design, the better. TT /ATM was too good not to pass up a few weeks back.
When the logo of a team is of a complex form, do NOT bet the Over. Eg: OU vs Kansas a few weeks back. I can't even draw that chicken here or on MSPaint so I did not bet on the Over or OU that game. They might be a good auto-fade material however. For eg: The New Mexico Lobos.
The rule of thumb is this: If you can draw the two teams' logos on a desk with ease and have a boner looking at it, bet the Over. If you can't, then don't bet.
If a team's logo is BIG and SIMPLE, such as Stanford (S), you have an easy bet. Houston was also an easy bet last week (UH) because of their simple font and logo design.
Could any logo be simpler than the Oregon DUCKS? One big, squarish "O". With James still in the line-up, UO crushed everyone.
The logo also has to have a "solid" feel. Eg: If you were asked to punch the logo of Stanford, you wouldn't dare because you might break your knuckle. But you would easily punch the "T" of Tennessee because the feeling it would pass right through.
Boise State is a very good team. But they failed to cover even against bad teams several times. That Bronco is very hard to draw with pencil or on MSPaint. And it looks deranged.
This has been pretty much my secret to betting at 86.6% over the 8 weeks of college football. A lot of the teams that won me money in one week were repeated in my parlays the following week. I mean why bother changing what already works?
I will start handicapping games again (ie: staring at logos tomorrow) and again on Thursday before pulling the trigger on my parlay of the week on Friday. Sometimes I get a revelation just by staring at the logos. I have too many games and I will probably have to dump some, else my parlay will just be a long-shot.
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u sound like a fool mrs.degenerate
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