NFL WEEK 11 Winners

[QUOTE=jackoff;54973]This forum has been great for fading I made a killing today I knew something was up when Fezzik said take San Fran under win total and then in week two fezzik says take san fran to win NFC. Go Ravens.[/QUOTE] Shouldn't respond to this but I think this type of thinking is why people like jackoff will always lose money. In other words, because Fezz bet a pre-season win total under, he should simply discount his opinions after seeing them play in the regular season.....so it's best to hold onto a belief and not "flip flop" after seeing results? Dig in your heels when the team is kicking your pre-season bet in the ass? Best not to continue to challenge your original opinions huh? I'm sure you lose lots of money in the stock market and in gambling with that view jackoff. Personally, I'll trust in a guy who admits with his dollars he was wrong in the pre-season and bets accordingly to real life situations and results. That process is important in gambling or any endeavor in life to be better than you were the day before.....respond to new information and make adjustments when necessary. I don't know Steve personally but based on interviews/access to forums/ability to admit mistakes and the rate he charges for his service, I'll continue to listen to his picks/reasoning. It's your money, you don't have to tail every pick.....but the advice and commentary are invaluable to me as a recreational football fan who likes to wager and be informed. End of rant

Here, here to Attorney3. One of my "wrotten" sons (the one with the 1st class education) has a saying I enjoy, "when the facts change, I change my mind". Simple and that is what Attorney3 is supporting. Makes sense to me.

Attorney3 since you dont know me but want to talk about me when you were in your cubicle doing what your told I went to the Bakken in 2006 and bought oil and gas leases with every dollar I had and could borrow. Now I am 34 and retired and my only income is from oil production from the leases I bought. Now the only thing I do is play blackjack and bet sports. Blackjack has been so succesfull that now I hardly even play cause I am kicked out half dozen casinos and usually get backed off when I try to play. I originally signed up for this just to see the advice by the forums and I was going to help out with UFC information as I know several guys in gyms here in Las Vegas and other places and hear shit all the time about people being sick having bad knee, training camp went bad but never had the time to do it. But now with all the shit talking and the crybaby shit going on here I have just decided to cancel my account. And oh yeah I did lose alot of money in the stock market in 2006 but I have pulled it all out and dont trust those crooked basterds either.

What are some props to take a look at for tonight game? Crabtree Under 50.5 Receiving yards looks enticing...

I played no score 1st 6:30. Not widely available. I like the SF backup. THe perception is Jason Campbell is better, but I think he is a loser. We stick with SF and the bad number and watch SF D pound Campbell.

The perception is that Jason Campbell is better? Look at how the same receivers performed better after he left Oakland. I'm right there with ya, Fez. The SF backup is fine but takes a while to get going. Watch the film last week: Very inaccurate for a drive or two but then was otherwise effective. And now he has had a full week of preparation. He's no Foles.

Also, I took "Bears last score will not be a TD" at +150. The line is the same for the 49ers, but it will be much easier for the 49ers to score a touchdown.

Nice call Fez on the 49ers...

[QUOTE=jackoff;54998]Attorney3 since you dont know me but want to talk about me when you were in your cubicle doing what your told I went to the Bakken in 2006 and bought oil and gas leases with every dollar I had and could borrow. Now I am 34 and retired and my only income is from oil production from the leases I bought. Now the only thing I do is play blackjack and bet sports. Blackjack has been so succesfull that now I hardly even play cause I am kicked out half dozen casinos and usually get backed off when I try to play. I originally signed up for this just to see the advice by the forums and I was going to help out with UFC information as I know several guys in gyms here in Las Vegas and other places and hear shit all the time about people being sick having bad knee, training camp went bad but never had the time to do it. But now with all the shit talking and the crybaby shit going on here I have just decided to cancel my account. And oh yeah I did lose alot of money in the stock market in 2006 but I have pulled it all out and dont trust those crooked basterds either.[/QUOTE] Look, I'm not getting into a penis measuring contest and you're (notice how I spelled you're) obviously missing the point. Think of your (notice the other use of the word your in this case) oil and gas leases in the Bakken as if you bet The Chicago Bears over 8.5 season wins. That bet is almost assuredly a winner, just like your oil and gas leases are a winner. However, would you stubbornly hold onto that if for some reason Chicago goes into the last game of the season with 8 wins? Would you not hedge the other side if possible? If the EPA or this administration somehow outlaws the use of fracking, how valuable are your oil and gas leases at that point? What if the geologists and scientists are wrong about a particular field and there ends up being no oil and gas to extract in a spot you own? What if we as a country never get behind the use of natural gas for surface vehichles and nat gas remains so inexpesive that it's not profitable to extract? Keep in mind, I love that industry and think it's destined to boom but if there were no risks whatsoever, wouldn't the stocks be trading at double or triple the valuation currently? My point is to always continue to challenge your original investments/thoughts regardless of how great they look now. You're only as good as your last wager or investment. I hope you continue to remain succesful (not successfull) at playing blackjack and wagering. And above all else, never let those bastards (not basterds) on wall street take your money

I think most of us lost a few dollars this week. While it's been very entertaining, let's end week 11 - we move on.