Posts by Steven Ross35

Since everyone is now expected to drop a few parlays and provide some actual reasoning behind them in this thread, I expect there will be significantly less chatter regarding specific picks (I’m honestly not even sure if that’s allowed here)—I haven't seen anyone actually critique someone else's selections yet anyway.
On the other hand, the main chat isn't much use for discussing picks either—there is just far too much mindless noise that has nothing to do with betting, so any posts containing actual parlays get buried in a heartbeat.
The result is a total lack of dialogue, debate, or meaningful interaction—it’s a dead atmosphere.

It’s a good thing it wasn't the 😬Detroit Pistons
.

What a collection of absolute morons

A pathetic 1.20 coefficient—honestly, it's laughable. 🤦

Joshua Garcia8 said:The bottom line is that if you’re going to talk about specific stakes or payouts, you need to provide the actual betting slip.

Personally, I don't see any reason to go through the trouble of forging a ticket just to post it—I honestly can't fathom what the goal would be. If someone is actually doing that, they're mostly just lying to themselves. That said, I'm fairly confident that the vast majority of these slips are legitimate and haven't been doctored. Regardless, the rule stands, and it isn't changing.

They could just as easily lie about the amounts wagered; it's the same issue.

In any case, it doesn't really affect me since I don't bother posting my own slips, but this whole debate feels pointless—we aren't even using logic here, we're just arguing over who trusts whom.

Joshua Garcia8 said:If someone is planning on doctoring their ticket anyway, they might as well do the same thing with a "standard" one.

Oh, really?

The point is—and I can't stress this enough—a posted ticket on this forum carries zero weight as proof.
It’s the same logic: if you believe someone hasn't tampered with their slip, then I suppose you'd just take their word for it when they claim they wagered $3333
too.

The only thing I can't wrap my head around is why anyone treats an online betting slip as actual evidence—you could easily fake one in MS Paint in about five seconds if you actually had the inclination.