Kidman might have done it here with WNBA last year when he went on a 19:1 run...also several streaks of 15-19 in a row every year at covers at beat the streak or however their challenge is called. So def. doable if you can pick your spots, although still incredibly tough.
Don't think this is a good offer though, even if it sounds tempting at first. But if you took your 25$ and let it ride 13 times at -110, you should end up around $110,000, if you get reduced juice at -105 you would even end up with $147,000.
Don't think this is a good offer though, even if it sounds tempting at first. But if you took your 25$ and let it ride 13 times at -110, you should end up around $110,000, if you get reduced juice at -105 you would even end up with $147,000.
I did 14 in a row in baseball once scattered over a week a few years ago (although some were as high as -135 (the most juice I will lay in baseball) although some were small dogs (+110 range), Not surprisingly, I regressed to the mean almost immediately by losing 5 in a row right after that, only played a few weeks this year in baseball though with average results so I just split since I've been busy hanging out along with other things that were more profitable
Two years ago I hit 14 out of 15 on one college football Saturday. Best day of my life.
If Kansas would have covered +7 at home vs. Oklahoma and won the ML, I would have multiplied my winnings by 20 and literally made more money in that one day than I've ever made in every day combined since.
I know I'll never have a day like it again.
If Kansas would have covered +7 at home vs. Oklahoma and won the ML, I would have multiplied my winnings by 20 and literally made more money in that one day than I've ever made in every day combined since.
I know I'll never have a day like it again.
i have hit around 19 straight picks on -110 to -115 lines last year in the wnba and had a 13 straight or so run very early this year. you can catch heat if the games trend your way, but to do it in one weekend on such a limited number of options is so hard. I would imagine it would be much easier to do in college as you have so many games to pick from, compared to basically playing every nfl game on the board.
