Don't even know why I bother clicking psg unders at this point
They scored again as I was tweeting this
Fuck right off
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Whenever you have an ~45% chance at a 2pc to win the game (and will have to do a 2pc in 2OT most likely anyways), you just have to kick the xp to give yourself a 42% chance at winning the game. Thanks UCF!
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Hey I'm ucla let's go for it on 4th and three at the goal line up 21. For what reason I don't know. Don't you care about cashing the spread for your alumni and also myself
MSU rb1 out for the year, qb and rb2 get ruled out pregame. Bet msu under 13.5/14.5 team total, 3rd string rb attd +380, and 4th string rb attd +1200
Unlisted 5th string rb scores ten minutes in. Hilarious stuff
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RT @MrAndersonVibe: How do i handle terrible variance without even blinking?
because everything that seems bad that is happening to you is…
Zach202 retweeted
I love losing bets—after they lose.
Before the result is decided, I believe in every single bet with absolute conviction. I don’t emotionally prepare to lose. I don’t weaken my belief halfway through. I believe it’s going to win until the final second.
But once it loses, I instantly change the meaning.
Now the loss becomes training. It becomes an opportunity to strengthen my mindset, deepen my spiritual awareness, and prove that an external result cannot control my internal state.
Before the outcome: absolute belief.
After the outcome: absolute acceptance.
That doesn’t mean abandoning probabilities, discipline, or bankroll management. Conviction is not an excuse to chase losses or risk recklessly. It means that once I’ve made a disciplined decision, I refuse to poison the experience with fear.
If I win, I’m grateful.
If I lose, I grow.
Either way, I refuse to lose internally.
Nebraska Oregon announcers discussing time for "maybe two plays" with a full 38 seconds left???
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