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Picked DET to win yesterday but board shows game not complete and unable to make a pick for today.  Please help.

Picked Det to win yesterday but game still shows incomplete and unable to make a pick for today.  Please help.

Picked the Red Sox to win yesterday, which they did, but my streak did not update even though my history shows the win.  Any suggestions?

Quote Originally Posted by khmerkid:



Recalculate it again bro this is what I have unless am making a mistake.

total won $66K
total lost $38.1K

so total profit $27.9K

Please help me understand where I am going wrong. This is what I have for your previous day picks:
 
Pacers o177                                              -(7700)
Bobcats u188                                             7000
Pacers +2                                                  3000
Bobcats +12                                               3000
PAR Pacers o177 Bulls u188                     -(3300)
PAR Pacers +2 Pacers o177                      -(3300)
PAR Bobcats +12 Bobcats u188                 12000
PAR Pacers +2 Bobcats +12                      12000
4 Team Pacers +2 o177 Bobcats +12 u188   -(2000)
  
Hawks +5                                                  -(7700)
Spurs u198                                                 7000
Suns o207                                                  7000
Spurs -9                                                     3000
Suns +13                                                   -(3300)
PAR Hawks +5, Spurs u198                        -(3300)
PAR Spurs u198, Suns o207                      12000
PAR Hawks +5, Suns o207                         -(3300)
PAR Spurs -9, Suns +13                             -(3300)
3 Team Hawks +5, Suns o207, Spurs u198   -(2000)

Total Lost:   -(39200) ?
Total Won:    66000

Net Profit: +26,800 ?

So, the statement '2 Team Parlay Action Revers $3,000 to win $12,000' is misleading because if you lose both games you actually lose $6,000... correct?

It seems to me a very plausible outcome of the 2012 college football season might well result in LSU facing Florida in the BCS Championship game.  If LSU and Florida both win the remainder of their games, they will face each other for a second time in the SEC Championship.  If LSU then goes on to beat Florida, it is very reasonable that Florida would drop marginally and find themselves #2 in the final BCS rankings.  Of course, LSU would have vaulted to #1 by defeating both Alabama and Florida (along with Miss. State) which would result in LSU vs Florida rubber match in Miami!

GEAUX  TIGERS!!!

p.s.  There is a good chance that LSU, Florida and Alabama will wind up 1,2, and 3 in the final BCS rankings having lost only 1 game to each other.  Imagine how everyone would feel about a 4-team playoff then..

Here is a very plausible outcome to the college football season...

1. Oregon, Kansas State and Notre Dame each lose one of their upcoming games (including conference championships). When is the last time any of them had a perfect regular season?

2. LSU runs the table and finishes 13 - 1 (having beaten a one-loss Florida team in the SEC championship game) and is #1 in the BCS.

3. Alabama wins the remainder of its games except for a close loss to LSU and finishes 12 - 1 (only loss being to #1 LSU away in Tiger Stadium at night).

4. LSU (#1) vs Alabama (#2) in the BCS Championship Game!

p.s. I predicted this same scenario directly following Alabama's loss to LSU last year and everyone called me crazy...

Here is a VERY plausible outcome to the season...

1. Oregon, Kansas State and Notre Dame all lose one of their upcoming games (including conference championships).  When is the last time any of them had a perfect regular season?

2.  LSU runs the table and finishes 13 - 1 (having beaten a one-loss Florida team in the SEC championship game) and is #1 in the BCS.

3.  Alabama wins the remainder of its games except for a close loss to LSU and finishes 12 - 1 (only loss being to #1 LSU away in Tiger Stadium at night).

4.  LSU (#1) vs Alabama (#2) in the BCS Championship Game!

p.s. I predicted this same scenario directly following Alabama's loss to LSU last year and everyone called me crazy...