Do your husbands gamble on sports?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

That’s a pretty unsophisticated bet to put down $20k. But I assume you are multi millionaires from tech sales or something?

My husband calls it a 6.5% return on investment in 6 days.

Wow, his BS meter is off the charts. There is no analysis he could do to predict that game that wouldn’t be priced into the odds and payout. Calling it an investment… you are obscenely wealthy right? Otherwise I’m sorry.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

That’s a pretty unsophisticated bet to put down $20k. But I assume you are multi millionaires from tech sales or something?

My husband calls it a 6.5% return on investment in 6 days.

Wow, his BS meter is off the charts. There is no analysis he could do to predict that game that wouldn’t be priced into the odds and payout. Calling it an investment… you are obscenely wealthy right? Otherwise I’m sorry.

Watch the game. It’s on at noon this Saturday.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Nobody I know would ever bet this way. Risking 20 k to win 1300. Nobody bets or wins like that because one upset and he’s down 20 k and would never 2 months of winning straight to get money back. I’m a gambler and nobody bets like this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Do you understand that your husband is an absolute idiot and so are you

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

That’s a pretty unsophisticated bet to put down $20k. But I assume you are multi millionaires from tech sales or something?

My husband calls it a 6.5% return on investment in 6 days.

Dumb and dumber

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

I make thousands a week. It's called a job

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Nobody I know would ever bet this way. Risking 20 k to win 1300. Nobody bets or wins like that because one upset and he’s down 20 k and would never 2 months of winning straight to get money back. I’m a gambler and nobody bets like this.

The people you know lose, like most people chasing underdogs and parlays. There won’t be an upset in this case. There are several sporting events every week that are 99.9% locks. This person’s husband appears to bet the moneyline on massive favorites. Betting the moneyline avoids bet caps because the payout is comparatively low. Betting large amounts on games like this can easily pay out a few thousand dollars. After a successful month a bettor like this should have a healthy bank that would mitigate an inevitable upset, but they’d be losing house money. I wish I had the cash necessary to follow this model. The apps can’t influence the win, only what it pays out.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Nobody I know would ever bet this way. Risking 20 k to win 1300. Nobody bets or wins like that because one upset and he’s down 20 k and would never 2 months of winning straight to get money back. I’m a gambler and nobody bets like this.

The people you know lose, like most people chasing underdogs and parlays. There won’t be an upset in this case. There are several sporting events every week that are 99.9% locks. This person’s husband appears to bet the moneyline on massive favorites. Betting the moneyline avoids bet caps because the payout is comparatively low. Betting large amounts on games like this can easily pay out a few thousand dollars. After a successful month a bettor like this should have a healthy bank that would mitigate an inevitable upset, but they’d be losing house money. I wish I had the cash necessary to follow this model. The apps can’t influence the win, only what it pays out.

Massive favorites lose, too

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It’s threads like these that just show the insufferable women in our area that are just wound so freakin’ tight. It’s the same group of women that see a mom smoking a joint at a pool party and lose their minds over it. Ugh

A pool party with kids??

No, Meant block party. They’re was a whole thread about that but the people here are so judgmental and the women are wound very tight. Live and let live

Then don't have kids if you don't want to be a responsible parent.

Making the point of wound too tight’. People drink at block parties, too

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Betting a a favorite like that is easy. but how many times do people bet like that and the dog covers? A LOT and your husband doesn't tell you. There's a feature on all gambling apps that tells you how much your total wagers are and your total winnings. Ask to see his and i guarantee he says no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Betting a a favorite like that is easy. but how many times do people bet like that and the dog covers? A LOT and your husband doesn't tell you. There's a feature on all gambling apps that tells you how much your total wagers are and your total winnings. Ask to see his and i guarantee he says no.

It’s a bet on a win. There is no cover.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband bet $20,000 on Ohio State to beat Penn State. It will pay out $21,300.

It will pay out $1,300 after you take out your $20,000

I understand that. People wonder how my husband makes thousands a week.

Nobody I know would ever bet this way. Risking 20 k to win 1300. Nobody bets or wins like that because one upset and he’s down 20 k and would never 2 months of winning straight to get money back. I’m a gambler and nobody bets like this.

The people you know lose, like most people chasing underdogs and parlays. There won’t be an upset in this case. There are several sporting events every week that are 99.9% locks. This person’s husband appears to bet the moneyline on massive favorites. Betting the moneyline avoids bet caps because the payout is comparatively low. Betting large amounts on games like this can easily pay out a few thousand dollars. After a successful month a bettor like this should have a healthy bank that would mitigate an inevitable upset, but they’d be losing house money. I wish I had the cash necessary to follow this model. The apps can’t influence the win, only what it pays out.

People betting favorites lose all the time as well. It’s why the line on the game was established to get people on both sides of the bet.

[Cryptwhale]

Anonymous wrote:There are better ways of gambling that sports ball.

That’s right. I’ll rather put my money in crypto.

[Anonymous]

Ask to see your husbands history. You’re only hearing about less than half the story I bet

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ask to see your husbands history. You’re only hearing about less than half the story I bet

+1 And be sure you have your own bank accounts (checking and savings), your own credit card(s), and get your name off of his. Will be painful if you're responsible for his debts.