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Absolute perfection today, huge props to 👍
I’m trying to breathe some life back into this PDF because, let’s be honest, it was basically a corpse for the last six months—completely pointless and dead in the water. It’s finally showing signs of life again now that I’ve started tracking the stats and color-coding the wins and losses. I’m hoping the engagement picks up, but we have to stay on a specific track to make this actually work.
Of course, if we want this to be anything more than a chaotic mess, we need some ground rules for posting picks, so here is how we are going to play it.
1. Any picks posted WITHOUT an analysis WILL BE DELETED immediately. And I’m not talking about two lazy, stretched-out sentences just so you can say you wrote something. You need to include actual basic info on what caught your eye about the matchup and give people a reason to actually follow your lead. If nobody finds value in copying your pick, then why are we even doing this? Seriously, keep this in mind: before you hit post, ask yourself if you actually have enough insight to write something worth reading.
2. We are ditching picks from "soft books" or those with tiny limits.
Regarding domestic books, we are looking at San Francisco, the Lottery, UPS, and maybe Germany if it’s a special case involving basketball or handball players. When you're calculating your ROI based on odds, remember to factor in the vig and taxes, so pay attention to which odds actually net you a profit.
As for offshore books, we are sticking to DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars Entertainment, Betway, and BetRivers. If I missed one that you think deserves a spot, feel free to speak up.
3. You need to post your pick at least 3 hours before tip-off. Like I said, the whole point is to give people enough time to see it, place their bets, and make money. Occasionally, if something crazy happens right before a game—like a star player getting ruled out—you can post later, but I am begging you: try to get it in at least three hours early.
4. For every single pick, you must include your confidence level on a scale of 1-10.
5. To keep things clean and make the math easier for everyone, please use this exact format when posting:
(League, Time) French Men's Ligue 1, 08/20, 20:45
(Matchup) PSG-Montpellier
(bet, odds, bookie) over 58.5 1.85 DraftKings
(Confidence) 5/10
(Analysis) .....
silverhound4 said:What's the deal with those numbers in parentheses, like Dean Lewington (11/0) or Colclough (6/4, top scorer)? Where am I supposed to find these stats?
The first number represents assists, and the second one is goals.
The setup in Section 15 is way better than what they have at the Dallas Cowboys game. It wasn't half bad, but honestly, there’s massive room for improvement if they want to actually level up.🙂
Carl Mitchell45 said:Nothing surprising there, honestly, especially since when it comes to the Champions League, most people just follow the cheapest ticket available; I saw some crazy stuff yesterday, including a 75-year-old guy with a joke about Canada around his neck, but otherwise, the message was spot on—it's just unnecessary drama from those bottom-feeders in the corner who clearly just crave attention... anyway, we move on, Madison Square Garden is next and then the big derby this Sunday, things can only get better
Look, I totally get all that and of course none of it comes as a shock, it’s just that what really worries me is how we almost completely lacked that signature spontaneous euphoria of ours throughout the entire 90 minutes... things have to improve ☕
Honestly, the atmosphere from the stands was just pathetic. It was nothing but a crowd of total losers who didn't say a single word the entire match... I am seriously counting down the days until the derby ☕
http://m.goal.com/s/hr/news/6950/lig...acebook.com%2F
Word on the street is they ran a full dress rehearsal without even giving anyone a heads-up. 🤣
dustysailor99 said:Just try buying a ticket online for those first three sections and you'll see for yourself that it's impossible. I honestly have no clue why they do this, but my best guess is they're just trying to squeeze more money out of people through those overpriced concessions.
lonepuma9 replied to you. It was the exact same headache back when we tried to get tickets for that big rivalry game last summer.
holloworca10 said:Why on earth didn't they put those three Northern sectors up for sale???
Where on earth are you getting that from?
Teaser for a crazy week ahead:
We didn't, and honestly, neither did our mothers 😉
Ryan Chavez3 said:No, he saw exactly what kind of mob he was dealing with—the kind you don't mess with or try to push back against if you want to survive.
If that’s the case, then why on earth hasn't Zdravko stepped down yet? He's seen that crowd more times than I can count. 🤷
Celebrating? 🤣
You've got your wires crossed, buddy.
Dennis Davis97 said:The ultras have always been ahead of the curve with their stunts, while you guys seem to have hit a wall when it comes to actually being creative... oh sure, buddy, we'll just sit there and boycott the games, right?
A boycott is pretty much the only thing we've managed to pull off in this whole fight.👍
The Democratic National Committee is the only group that even bothered to put out a video clip.👍
Seriously, stop talking about things you don't know damn about—you're just like 80% of the people on this forum who only show up to talk shit.
Yeah, Tomo clearly hasn't got a clue about how things used to be back then 🤣🤣🤣
Man, look, he’s actually got a point here; the only real solution is to just shut this whole group down 👍
Look, I'm just calling for some peace 🙂 😁
Adam Jackson86 said:The whole damn point was just to get Jerry Jones out of the club, and using the elections as a legal way to make that happen was the play. Now Jerry Jones is supposedly gone from the club, and the officiating drama is about to kick off too, so how can anyone call him some useless advisor? He's just spinning this whole story to save face so he doesn't look like he's actually stepping down.
He's "out" of the club, sure, yet there he is sitting right in the UEFA headquarters during the Champions League group stage draw! 🤣🤣🤣
They held onto them for way longer than I thought—honestly, such a huge waste of time that I didn't catch this sooner.
Robert Davis12 said:The guy just laid it all out perfectly. If you want to get it, you'll get it, and if not, fine—everyone else can keep pretending we’re just some clueless, small-town outsiders who don't have a clue what real fan culture looks like.
Honestly, your comments are just targeting those fringe agitators instead of looking at the core group and the actual people involved, because I'm convinced 90% of us totally see why this move was made and we're standing behind it. 😉