Kurt Warner Prop Bet a Lock??
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I saw earlier this week that the O/U on Kurt Warner's total passing yards was 225..that seems quite low to me as AZ relies so heavily on the pass and will probably be playing from behind late in the game. Any thoughts?>
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<< <i>I saw earlier this week that the O/U on Kurt Warner's total passing yards was 225..that seems quite low to me as AZ relies so heavily on the pass and will probably be playing from behind late in the game. Any thoughts?> >>
Yes, all Super Bowl bets are a lock for the bettors. It's a little known tradition, but once a year on Super Bowl Sunday, the bookies as a show of thanks for the loyal support from their addicted gambler customers, make it easy for them to win money, lots of big easy money. For example on the opening coin flip, many books charge no juice...just an amazing show of generosity by the bookies...brings tears to my eyes, it really does.
...and thanks for the headsup - I just bet both my kidneys on this prop bet. Happy days are here again.
Its by no means a lock if you ask me.
<< <i>The catch is that I think its "Gross passing yards" You need to take into account that the sack yards lossed will be taken away from the total, meaning if he throws for 280 but gets sacked 6 times for 60 yards his "Gross passing yards" would only be 220 yds.
Its by no means a lock if you ask me. >>
In that case it would be 'net passing yards'.
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<< <i>The catch is that I think its "Gross passing yards" You need to take into account that the sack yards lossed will be taken away from the total, meaning if he throws for 280 but gets sacked 6 times for 60 yards his "Gross passing yards" would only be 220 yds.
Its by no means a lock if you ask me. >>
In that case it would be 'net passing yards'. >>
Boo I wonder if its the same thing? Do you know for sure, I dont and if "Gross" means regular passing yards then why do they even use the term if they meant Net?
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<< <i>If sacks are being taken into account, I'd say that bet is no longer very appealing...Steve is it too late to get yr kidneys back??
I'll tell ya, I don't recommend this bet - I just drank a few Sam Adams and I'm not feeling too well...I probably just need to drink a few more.
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<< <i>Hey Steve, hope you put those kidneys up after all!!
Good pick - How many yards did he windup with?
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<< <i>Hey Steve, hope you put those kidneys up after all!!
Good pick - How many yards did he windup with? >>
Oh I just looked at the NFL site - 377
Good pick - How many yards did he windup with?
Net passing yds was 374.
Edit to correct..
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<< <i> Hey Steve, hope you put those kidneys up after all!! >>
Good pick - How many yards did he windup with?
Net passing yds was 407. >>
again...good pick - you killed it.
Good pick - How many yards did he windup with?
Net passing yds was 407. >>
again...good pick - you killed it.
I deactivated my on-line betting accounts a couple years back though, so I didn't bet...my NFL gambling is limited now to office pools and those sheets that you can bet $20, LOL...
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