Hey community, I wanted to get yalls take on how gamblers can work through their emotions when officials are throwing bad flags. Or none at all. Example the Nixon pass interference last night on MVZ at the end.

And if any of you quit gambling because of what some people call 'scripted' football.

I am a jsp gambler only with a few coins so was wondering from some of you who have been sportsbookin for years/experience

This is where money management is key. Bet smaller so a loss doesn’t cause any emotion. You’ll find a way to be mad on either side, if chiefs won people would be complaining about the terrible unnecessary roughness call 2 plays earlier.

I used to bet like 20-30 times a week but have since only placed a bet once or twice a month unless I get credited free play

The games are absolutely scripted and jockeyed to skew more heavily towards Vegas when the public has action

The Chiefs had all the money on them by the public

Figure out your units, don’t cash out early and bet 1 unit per game. It should be a slow grind up not taking your entire bankroll and putting it on one bet.

I only bet with fg now because I can’t do what I stated above

I’m basically always one leg off.
And it’s generally always a heavy favorite to do something that I am betting on that seems to falter.

Like the Steelers loss cost me like $1,000 on a $10
bet lol

Don't be me. Lost 100k

Back up to 47k last night and lost it all lol

Better to have loved and lost..

This post was edited by HomeRun916 on Dec 4 2023 10:09am

Is that a Jordan love pun

It feels like playing HC…spend time and fg/money to level up, find some gg items/win some gg parlays, then die/give it back to the house…rinse and repeat 🤣

Don’t gamble real money, house always wins. Vast majority of bettors in long run lose money. Everyone always thinks they’re one of the few that will be the exception

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Dec 4 2023 12:16pm