aaahhhhh....... Wouldn't it be something if you were have as smart as you think you are.....
***CC22 and the Fever mega thread***
- Thread starter LetsGoHawks83
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I lost interest in the NBA years ago.
Baseball...too many games. I do enjoy going to the park, though.
Not a huge hockey fan.
That said, the WNBA is still a distant 4th on that list. It's bad basketball from mediocre athletes.
Smart enough to assume you meant " half"aaahhhhh....... Wouldn't it be something if you were have as smart as you think you are.....
I can't believe so many of you still watch the crap. I'm not sure whether to laugh or feel sorry for you guys. Reminds me of the off topic idiots who waste their life away arguing in there all day. Total waste of time just like the Wnba
I bet the Liberty before the game even started. I didn't "wait to see what would happen" before live betting.
Therefore, me bragging about gambling winnings from WNBA games > you bragging about gambling winnings from WNBA games.
Deal with it.
Genius or delusion?
IT'S amazing what you "know".
Please take your genius to a separate thread and spare the rest of us on this one.
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i also like to go into threads about specific interests and berate people for liking it.
Although I would have no problem bragging, my intent was only to support my claim that Indiana was never going to win that game.
I too, bet on NY pre-game, as well.
I would say whatever can cash tickets in the long run is a fine enough approach. I'm only concerned with my own performance. So deal with it
Well, some of you are calling the game a complete meltdown by Indiana.
I not only don't feel that way. I not only predicted that NY would come back and win. But I was condfident enough they would come back to have been willing to pay a booking fee for the ability to risk my hard earned money on it.
So obviously, I had a pretty good feel for that game. And obviously, I wouldn't characterize it as anything close to an Indiana meltdown
We know............
So what about all the other times you've bragged about betting against the Fever and on other WNBA games?
You're not trustworthy enough for us to believe that was your intent, nor that you don't care that we don't believe you.
Of course you did.
Then keep it to yourself.............how bout that?
Take your own advice for a change.
Oh, which post did you predict NY would win, before the game? Out of curiosity......
This post is trying too hard. Makes the troll job obvious. I know subtlety isn't your strong suit though, which is common for people of your age.
You: "But I'm not a troll. Stop mischaracterizing me."
Dude, you really need to get a life. I'm not sure what you get out of making ridiculous accusations against people, and then consistently have those accusations shut down.We know............
So what about all the other times you've bragged about betting against the Fever and on other WNBA games?
You're not trustworthy enough for us to believe that was your intent, nor that you don't care that we don't believe you.
Of course you did.
Then keep it to yourself.............how bout that?
Take your own advice for a change.
There's absolutely no reason to call me untrustworthy. The only people that do, seem to not be able to read worth a ****.
Why are you not telling others to keep their inaccurate overreactions to themselves?
Again, people are trying to make the game into an epic meltdown by Indiana. My first chime-in came in post #5329, in which I mentioned nothing about my winning wagers. I only said, "the Fever were never going to win that game".
Only after being mocked for that statement, did I mention my winning wagers, to provide supporting content and credibility.
Who would seem to have a better idea what they're talking about? People who can't even properly characterize the game AFTER its finish? Or someone who not only PREDICTED the type of finish for the game, but backed his prediction with money?
An epic meltdown is something that should not, in the least, be expected to happen. Whereas, to wager on something, takes a good deal of confident expectation in that particular outcome.
Mentioning my winning wagers is completely relevant in showing the difference between having a clue, and not. But you go ahead and believe whatever you want. That's what you do anyway
I did not post any of my action before or during the game.Oh, which post did you predict NY would win, before the game? Out of curiosity......
This post is trying too hard. Makes the troll job obvious. I know subtlety isn't your strong suit though, which is common for people of your age.
You: "But I'm not a troll. Stop mischaracterizing me."
Not the best with technology, but I'll try to link some of the bets for you, since you have no life