NBA Betting: Vol. 2
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Detroit’s hitting at 65% while Orlando is sitting at 60% 🤣 maybe they'll actually settle down a bit before halftime
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Nicholas Chase34 said:I think the under is actually on the table here, especially since Detroit won't have Cade Cunningham out there to carry the load. It’s shaping up to be a total grind. Honestly, looking at how much heart both sides seem to be putting into this lately? Who knows if anyone's even going to find the bottom of the net. It'll probably be a low-scoring slog.🤷
graniteotter6 said:Get lost. You’re crashing and burning, and honestly? Luck isn't on your side. 🤣
graniteotter6 said:Whatever, man. It's just rebounds.
I'm going in even harder on these next two paragraphs. I’m stepping up my stake here just to see if anyone actually has a decent counterargument. Anyone got anything?
What a shame.😉
Lawrence Castillo76 said:So, you guys have the Cleveland Cavaliers at +10.5? Look, they might actually want to play some real basketball tonight, but let's be real—do they actually have what it takes to pull off an upset? It’s looking pretty grim. $267 How much should you pay for a single? Honestly, it’s a rabbit hole. Everyone's got an opinion, but let's be real—it usually comes down to how much you value your own sanity versus the quality you're actually getting. Is it worth dropping a fortune on one specific thing just because it's "the one"? Maybe. Or maybe you're just overpaying for hype. What do you think?
Roger Phillips said:LA Galaxy vs. Seattle Sounders 1 1,70
24/09/11, Seattle - LA Galaxy FT 1 : 0
11/03/11, LA Galaxy - Seattle Sounders FT 1 : 0
28/08/10, Seattle - LA Galaxy FT 2 : 1
13/05/10, Seattle - LA Galaxy FT 1 : 0
20/11/09, LA Galaxy - Seattle Sounders FT 4 : 0
31/05/09, LA Galaxy - Seattle Sounders FT 3 : 1
15/03/09, Seattle - LA Galaxy FT 2 : 1
In their matchups, the home team always takes it. That’s been the trend for the last three seasons.
Since Seattle pulled off a 1:0 win at home this season, it's finally LA's turn to defend their turf. Looks like they're on a clean sweep here. 🤷
mistysurfer19 said:So, yesterday at the LA Galaxy game, we had about 20,000 people showing up. Meanwhile, back in Boston, they pulled in maybe 12,000 for their matchup against the local squad. Pretty wild difference, right?😉
shadowpanther9 said:🙏🙏
http://www.hrsport.net/media9/_resiz...00_400_cut.jpg
🤣🤣🙂
Jesse Campbell said:Look, Frankie, stop acting all sensitive like we’re back in the old days. 😁
Obviously, I respect every real fan out there—even the idiots. Even on derby day, I wish every single moron nothing but the best, just not while they're in the stands, on the street, or at the stadium. I hope they hit a massive parlay at the sportsbook that morning, that their horn isn't a total piece of junk, and their beer stays ice cold. I hope they get lucky at the gas station, dodge the cops as much as possible, and breeze through security without any pyrotechnics issues or blowing a breathalyzer at the gate. And when they finally stumble home at 6 AM, I hope there's a girlfriend or wife waiting to welcome them home, sweaty and filthy, ready to show some love just because he's a die-hard fanatic. Is that enough for you?
Every fan I know fits into the "3 I's." We're all irrational, infantile, and idealists. Otherwise, we wouldn't be fans, especially in this absolute mess of a league where we're probably the only ones stupid enough to actually believe in anything...
The internet is the perfect playground for those "3 I's"—a place to engage in childish bickering and try to tear down each other's ideals. Why has this become such a taboo lately? Seriously, if it's considered totally normal for one fan to knock someone's teeth out, break their jaw, or hit them with a flare, why the hell isn't it normal to poke a little fun at each other online?
Long live internet hooliganism! 🙂
Larry Ramirez said:Go ahead and delete this post if you want. I just wanted to let you know we're all laughing our heads off at this whole thread and the characters in it. Whoever kept this locked clearly has zero clue how show business works.
Jesse Campbell said:Killer issue. It kind of reminds me of back when the Graveyard fans actually had some unity and Alcatraz was running the show on the sidelines.
Anyone ever see them get into scraps with each other?
Taylor Cox12 said:The guy is on a crazy 16-2 run. Definitely worth following him; we're talking an 88.88% hit rate here.
My only gripe is I didn't even hear about him until he was already 16-0, but let's not split hairs now.
