I don't see how anybody gets anywhere with survivor. Yesterday I had 8 wins and today I picked Charlston, which was a winner, should be 9 wins but they are wiped from the board and I'm back to 7
Back on a W2 lol, taking the over in Kent St/Drexel (122.5), I can see a 66-58 game for sure.
Here's some more of my "insight." I was thinking that some advice on what NOT to do might be more helpful than actual winning strategies.
I just blew a W6 last night on SFTC on espn solely because I was greedy and impatient. I picked Clemson as 2.5 point favorites over NC State and they shit the bed on me. I WAS going to wait and take Dallas later, but I couldn't stand waiting that long. That's just sad. Had I waited, I would've woke up to a W7 (and I might have put that on Mickelson who is currently winning the morning prop, maybe getting me to W8, but who knows).
The point here is that I had absolutely no good reason to pick Clemson...don't follow them, don't know the team, should've stayed away. More often than not my worst enemy in streak games is being impatient (I lost a W13 late last year on SFTC by picking a random college football game that I did zero research on - stupid). I mean, would it have been the end of the world to have simply waited for the Dallas game? It just burns cuz, I'm not sure about the rest of you, but it can take me weeks sometimes just to get back to a W5.
My lesson for today is: if you have a decent streak (W5, W6) and simply nothing looks good to you that day, then stay away. Don't make the random pick, most times you will regret it. This might be common sense but I lose WAY more streaks due to impatient picking than team upsets.
GL
Back on a W2 lol, taking the over in Kent St/Drexel (122.5), I can see a 66-58 game for sure.
Here's some more of my "insight." I was thinking that some advice on what NOT to do might be more helpful than actual winning strategies.
I just blew a W6 last night on SFTC on espn solely because I was greedy and impatient. I picked Clemson as 2.5 point favorites over NC State and they shit the bed on me. I WAS going to wait and take Dallas later, but I couldn't stand waiting that long. That's just sad. Had I waited, I would've woke up to a W7 (and I might have put that on Mickelson who is currently winning the morning prop, maybe getting me to W8, but who knows).
The point here is that I had absolutely no good reason to pick Clemson...don't follow them, don't know the team, should've stayed away. More often than not my worst enemy in streak games is being impatient (I lost a W13 late last year on SFTC by picking a random college football game that I did zero research on - stupid). I mean, would it have been the end of the world to have simply waited for the Dallas game? It just burns cuz, I'm not sure about the rest of you, but it can take me weeks sometimes just to get back to a W5.
My lesson for today is: if you have a decent streak (W5, W6) and simply nothing looks good to you that day, then stay away. Don't make the random pick, most times you will regret it. This might be common sense but I lose WAY more streaks due to impatient picking than team upsets.
GL
Thanks dude. I'm a degenerate when it comes to streak, so it's tough to lay off. And it can suck laying off a pick or two and in the meantime seeing those picks you would've made end up winning. But it's even worse watching that W7 get flushed. Lol, it's crazy how much more exponentially frightening and heartbreaking the game becomes the higher your streak gets.
Thanks dude. I'm a degenerate when it comes to streak, so it's tough to lay off. And it can suck laying off a pick or two and in the meantime seeing those picks you would've made end up winning. But it's even worse watching that W7 get flushed. Lol, it's crazy how much more exponentially frightening and heartbreaking the game becomes the higher your streak gets.
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