WEEK 5 - One man's opinion on the BROWNS in San Francisco on MNF!............a second look!
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I got 12 San Francisco HOFers who also fall in that category.
11 by my count... but not here to quibble.
What's interesting is the eras that those counts occurred. In our case it was pre-FA; in the 9ers it was post.
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I'm really curious to know how the Vegas books made out on this game. Did they win lose or break even?
I'm really curious to know how the Vegas books made out on this game. Did they win lose or break even?
Well I did see some information on this game......
Before the game......
Sharp bettors have been all over the Niners, who are consensus 5-point favorites after the line opened at 3 and climbed as high as 5½. The line is at 4½ at Station Casinos, Circa Sports and Wynn Las Vegas sportsbooks.
South Point oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro tweeted that the book took a $55,000 straight bet on San Francisco minus 3½. The Westgate took a $33,000 straight bet on the Niners minus 4 and CG Technology took sharp bets on them at 3½ and 4.
“We’re going to need the Browns,” ........
So I haven't seen any other final numbers but I don't think the sportsbooks made any big money on this game. ON TO CLEVELAND and welcome Seattle on Sunday. GO BROWNS!
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I'm really curious to know how the Vegas books made out on this game. Did they win lose or break even?
Well I did see some information on this game......
Before the game......
Sharp bettors have been all over the Niners, who are consensus 5-point favorites after the line opened at 3 and climbed as high as 5½. The line is at 4½ at Station Casinos, Circa Sports and Wynn Las Vegas sportsbooks.
South Point oddsmaker Jimmy Vaccaro tweeted that the book took a $55,000 straight bet on San Francisco minus 3½. The Westgate took a $33,000 straight bet on the Niners minus 4 and CG Technology took sharp bets on them at 3½ and 4.
“We’re going to need the Browns,” ........
So I haven't seen any other final numbers but I don't think the sportsbooks made any big money on this game. ON TO CLEVELAND and welcome Seattle on Sunday. GO BROWNS!
Well I did see some information on this game......
Before the game......
I'm curious where you go to get that information on actual betting trends and individual big bets. I am going to get on a free betting site with play money this weekend for the NFL and that information would be helpful.?
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Well I did see some information on this game......
Before the game......
I'm curious where you go to get that information on actual betting trends and individual big bets. I am going to get on a free betting site with play money this weekend for the NFL and that information would be helpful.?
I'm curious where you go to get that information on actual betting trends and individual big bets. I am going to get on a free betting site with play money this weekend for the NFL and that information would be helpful.?
I'd start with my old http://www.vegasinsider.com. and kind of look around the stories and links. There are sites that chart things like the tick-by-tick line movements and other very detailed things like that. I haven't been there in a long while but I'll look around later.
I also watch the day-to-day lines particularly the M ----> T line changes which are the most important of the week, shows where the big and "smart" money is going...... just a guide not ever a sure thing.
It's called gambling not sure thing.

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I'm curious where you go to get that information on actual betting trends and individual big bets. I am going to get on a free betting site with play money this weekend for the NFL and that information would be helpful.?
I'd start with my old http://www.vegasinsider.com. and kind of look around the stories and links. There are sites that chart things like the tick-by-tick line movements and other very detailed things like that. I haven't been there in a long while but I'll look around later.
I also watch the day-to-day lines particularly the M ----> T line changes which are the most important of the week, shows where the big and "smart" money is going...... just a guide not ever a sure thing.
It's called gambling not sure thing.

I'd start with my old http://www.vegasinsider.com. and kind of look around the stories and links. There are sites that chart things like the tick-by-tick line movements and other very detailed things like that. I haven't been there in a long while but I'll look around later.
I also watch the day-to-day lines particularly the M ----> T line changes which are the most important of the week, shows where the big and "smart" money is going...... just a guide not ever a sure thing.
It's called gambling not sure thing.

Well my play money will all go with the Seahawks on a make or break beginning on the free bet site. Wilson is gonna eat our lunch.
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I'd start with my old http://www.vegasinsider.com. and kind of look around the stories and links. There are sites that chart things like the tick-by-tick line movements and other very detailed things like that. I haven't been there in a long while but I'll look around later.
I also watch the day-to-day lines particularly the M ----> T line changes which are the most important of the week, shows where the big and "smart" money is going...... just a guide not ever a sure thing.
It's called gambling not sure thing.

Well my play money will all go with the Seahawks on a make or break beginning on the free bet site. Wilson is gonna eat our lunch.
Well my play money will all go with the Seahawks on a make or break beginning on the free bet site. Wilson is gonna eat our lunch.
A few old but true statements on that game called professional football:
"On any given Sunday (or Thursday or Monday) any team can beat any other team". (especially with the spread)
"We play to win the game".
"That's why they play the game on the field, not on paper".
Just try to remember that before you put the rent or grocery money on a team, horse or number. They're all winners right up until it's showtime.

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Well my play money will all go with the Seahawks on a make or break beginning on the free bet site. Wilson is gonna eat our lunch.
A few old but true statements on that game called professional football:
"On any given Sunday (or Thursday or Monday) any team can beat any other team". (especially with the spread)
"We play to win the game".
"That's why they play the game on the field, not on paper".
Just try to remember that before you put the rent or grocery money on a team, horse or number. They're all winners right up until it's showtime.

A few old but true statements on that game called professional football:
"On any given Sunday (or Thursday or Monday) any team can beat any other team". (especially with the spread)
"We play to win the game".
"That's why they play the game on the field, not on paper".
Just try to remember that before you put the rent or grocery money on a team, horse or number. They're all winners right up until it's showtime.

There are two obvious problems in this game against the Seahawks, but I’ll list them anyways because I’m me, and that’s what I do.
Problem 1 – Seattle has extremely physical people on their defense. We all know their defense isn’t quite the “Legion of Boom” of years past, but they still have some people on their front 7 that would bitch slap Donkey Kong, steal his fried chicken, AND eat it in front of him. Ok that didn’t really make any sense, but the point is they have some big nasties that are physical, and PHYSICAL is what gives us fits. Clowney isn’t a sack artist, but he’s basically the most underrated defensive player in the league. He’s fast, he’s strong, and he’s mean. He’s probably the best defender against the league vs the run, and he’ll get pressure on the QB as well. You have to assume they’re licking their chops after watching us last week.
Problem 2 – Russell Wilson. So, I’m going to be “that guy” for a moment. The “I tried to tell everyone to draft that guy” guy that nobody likes. As I’ve said before, I grew up in Tallahassee, FL and attended Florida State University. I had to watch Russell Wilson torture my Seminoles for what seemed like 17 years in a row, and then MERCIFULLY the guy leaves for Wisconsin, where he went on to terrify another conference. I was absolutely SCREAMING to draft this guy at the top of my lungs on draft day. I remember falling down to the ground and throwing my hands up in the air like Tim Robbins from “Shawshank Redemption” while the rain poured down on my face and yelling, “WHHHHYYYYYYY?!!” It was the absolute easiest QB decision I have literally EVER seen. And we could’ve gotten him in the 2nd round, or even the 3rd round if we traded up a few spots. If you’re wondering who we selected instead of Russell Wilson, you’re in luck because I’m going to tell you. This was the vaunted 2012 draft, where we drafted Trent Richardson, Brandon Weeden, Mitchell Schwartz, John Hughes, Travis Benjamin, and lord knows who else. I will now throw myself against a brick wall.
Russell Wilson: 73% completion, 14 total TDs (12 passing), 0 interceptions, and 1409 passing yards.
Baker Mayfield: 56% completion, 4 TDs (LOL!), 8 interceptions, and 1220 passing yards.
I’m going to make another post later that describes the problems Seattle will face, but this one’s already too long, so I’m stopping the madness. It’s definitely not hopeless for us, but it’s also not great either. We lost two games we really should’ve won, and now it’s time to win a game we probably should’ve lost. We need some magic, we need some luck, and we need it at home. If our guys don’t get back to smiling and having fun, it’s going to erupt and the fallout will be miserable for everyone.
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Well my play money will all go with the Seahawks on a make or break beginning on the free bet site. Wilson is gonna eat our lunch.
A few old but true statements on that game called professional football:
"On any given Sunday (or Thursday or Monday) any team can beat any other team". (especially with the spread)
"We play to win the game".
"That's why they play the game on the field, not on paper".
Just try to remember that before you put the rent or grocery money on a team, horse or number. They're all winners right up until it's showtime.

A few old but true statements on that game called professional football:
"On any given Sunday (or Thursday or Monday) any team can beat any other team". (especially with the spread)
"We play to win the game".
"That's why they play the game on the field, not on paper".
Just try to remember that before you put the rent or grocery money on a team, horse or number. They're all winners right up until it's showtime.

But when it's just playmoney, like Monopoly money it makes no difference whether the "gamble" pays off or not. Worst that can happen is I have to find another "playmoney" sports betting spot.?
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A few old but true statements on that game called professional football:
"On any given Sunday (or Thursday or Monday) any team can beat any other team". (especially with the spread)
"We play to win the game".
"That's why they play the game on the field, not on paper".
Just try to remember that before you put the rent or grocery money on a team, horse or number. They're all winners right up until it's showtime.

But when it's just playmoney, like Monopoly money it makes no difference whether the "gamble" pays off or not. Worst that can happen is I have to find another "playmoney" sports betting spot.?
But when it's just playmoney, like Monopoly money it makes no difference whether the "gamble" pays off or not. Worst that can happen is I have to find another "playmoney" sports betting spot.?
Yeah we're all sportsbook experts when you have a cartoon character on your $100 bills........ double or nothing hell yeah!
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