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You raised a good question. A legally amassed aka hard-earned money will not risk their hard-earned money for such a LOW REWARD bet.

When N. Korea stole billions from Bangladesh, believe they were funneled through casinos. LOL
That would have been a .75% return on investment is 1.5 hours
most people and in the stock market are happy with a 10-12% return in a whole year
 

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Is this really true?

Doesn't Draft Kings have limits on how much you can bet?

That would have been a .75% return on investment is 1.5 hours
most people and in the stock market are happy with a 10-12% return in a whole year

Interesting angle...... LOL.

odds were believed like 125 - 1. How many would bet in MLB $12,500 to win $100? Maybe with Sandy Koufax pitching vs 5 yr old?
 

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That would have been a .75% return on investment is 1.5 hours
most people and in the stock market are happy with a 10-12% return in a whole year
yeah but now he has to win like 140 bets just like that one in a row to get his 1.4 million back. guy could have flipped a couple of used cars or a house to make that 11k. That was just a stupid risk/ reward wager
 

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A sure bet became a $1,400,000 loser.

Another strange aspect of this wager is the fact that LAC had not beaten the crap out of Jacksonville. Lawrence threw 4 horrible picks in the first half, 2 of which were on his first 2 drives. LAC was merely the recipient of very good fortune at the start of the game. The score was the result of Jax screwing up, not LAC playing particularly well.
 

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Cowherd's Super Wild Card Weekend Blazin' 5...hit 54.5% during the season, so says the man.

Seattle +9 1/2 (16-24, favorite pick, lousy weather)

Jags +2 1/2 (27-26, changed his pick after he heard that Mike Williams was out)

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He's the average Joe.
 

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yeah but now he has to win like 140 bets just like that one in a row to get his 1.4 million back. guy could have flipped a couple of used cars or a house to make that 11k. That was just a stupid risk/ reward wager
I agree-only a fool would even consider making a bet like that let alone do it at those odds!!
 

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I agree-only a fool would even consider making a bet like that let alone do it at those odds!!
It is 127 bets to get it back but that thinking is flawed in assuming this was the first bet like this this guy placed i bet 1.4 million it wasn't, more likely he has already won hundreds of these bets of this kind and this was a loss like others you accept it and move on to the next .This made headlines only because it lost had it won most likely we never hear about it Also a person well known enough by the book to even be allowed to place this bet, a LIVE bet at a moments notice can afford to lose way more than 1.4 million.He either had that much and much more credit or on deposit .
 

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It is 127 bets to get it back but that thinking is flawed in assuming this was the first bet like this this guy placed i bet 1.4 million it wasn't, more likely he has already won hundreds of these bets of this kind and this was a loss like others you accept it and move on to the next .This made headlines only because it lost had it won most likely we never hear about it Also a person well known enough by the book to even be allowed to place this bet, a LIVE bet at a moments notice can afford to lose way more than 1.4 million.He either had that much and much more credit or on deposit .
Let's just say that we will have to agree to disagree on this one as it is your philosophy and criterion of what constitutes an

intelligent wager/investment regarding the risk/reward ratio as opposed to mine!!

Imo the bettor would have been much better served to try to win the 11K where the odds were still way in his favor but at much lesser

odds because things like this can and will happen, and imo nothing in the world is risking 125-1 on except of course that one will die

someday!! lol

This is my last word on the subject as I don't want to clog up this thread with stuff like this.

Take care!!
 

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Let's just say that we will have to agree to disagree on this one as it is your philosophy and criterion of what constitutes an

intelligent wager/investment regarding the risk/reward ratio as opposed to mine!!

Imo the bettor would have been much better served to try to win the 11K where the odds were still way in his favor but at much lesser

odds because things like this can and will happen, and imo nothing in the world is risking 125-1 on except of course that one will die

someday!! lol

This is my last word on the subject as I don't want to clog up this thread with stuff like this.

Take care!!

A good intelligent debate tries not to assume/include new speculations such as bettor has won million of those silly risk/reward to justify one more silly/dumb reward. Who knows what he was thinking or done b4? Just the evidence what we know is it's a silly unjustified risk/reward bet.

Just like no one in OPEC or billionaires spend $292 million to win a more than $1B Power Ball. That's 3 days of ROI. LOL

I fired my advisors when they gave me 10%-12% average ROI and moved my accts.
 

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