MarotteMarauder
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True but, what a shitty way to watch a sporting event IMOThis. And he may have covered his $1.4m bet by putting $100K down on the Jags to win.
True but, what a shitty way to watch a sporting event IMOThis. And he may have covered his $1.4m bet by putting $100K down on the Jags to win.
Doesn't make sense as if the Chargers win, they are down $89k.This. And he may have covered his $1.4m bet by putting $100K down on the Jags to win.
I claim complete ignorance when it comes to gambling, odds, payouts and such stuff. My thought was that the odds of Jags winning were so high that a $100k bet (for example) would win $1.6mil or whatever..Doesn't make sense as if the Chargers win, they are down $89k.
Agree. There is a rumor out there that includes Pittman that would close the value gap. I think it needs to be a haul to go from Anderson to Carter.Specifically I don't think that's nearly enough value from Indy for #1 and #103. From a couple of different draft pick value charts:
Bears trade #1 (3000 or 1000 value) and #103 (92 or 39 value) = 3092 / 1039
Indy trades #4 (1800 or 491 value) and #33 (actually #36) (540 or 166) = 2340 / 657
For me Indy would need to add 2024 1st round pick, or close to that in value. For any Bears trade of #1 I'll be disappointed if they don't get a 2024 1st round pick back.
This is far FAR more likely IMO.True but, what a shitty way to watch a sporting event IMO
Historic? lol
301 yards and a pair of Touchdowns might be historic by Bears standards