Patriots + AB! versus the defenseless Dolphins, tanking for Tua. This second week of picks should be intriguing.
Quote: gordonm888Patriots (-18.5) vs Dolphins! Perhaps it will go to -20 by Thursday because public is 86% betting on Pats.
Patriots + AB! versus the defenseless Dolphins, tanking for Tua. This second week of picks should be intriguing.
sounds like a trap bet
Quote: RomesUgh, first half 14-3 was looking like the perfection bonus with Texas/Saints UNDER 53.5... Drew put up a hell of a second half to push me back on the 5-1. Not a bad first week though =).
You are perfect to me.
<Batting my eyelashes and speaking in a soft voice>
Quote: gordonm888Patriots (-18.5) vs Dolphins! Perhaps it will go to -20 by Thursday because public is 86% betting on Pats.
Patriots + AB! versus the defenseless Dolphins, tanking for Tua. This second week of picks should be intriguing.
Patriots with Brady, with Gronk, with Edelman, with etc... are 1-5 in last 6 games in Miami. These were NOT good Miami teams.
(I'll still take Pats -18.5)
Chargers (-2.5) @ Lions (+2.5) O/U 47.5
Bills (-1.5) @ Giants (+1.5) O/U 44
Cardinals (+13) @ Ravens (-13) O/U 46.5
Patriots (-18.5) @ Dolphins (+18.5) O/U 48.5
Cowboys (-5.5) @ Redskins (+5.5) O/U 46.5
Jaguars (+8.5) @ Texans (-8.5) O/U 43.5
Seahawks (+4) @ Steelers (-4) O/U 47
49ers (+1.5) @ Bengals (-1.5) O/U 45.5
Vikings (+3) @ Packers (-3) O/U 44
Chiefs (-7) @ Raiders (+7) O/U 53.5
Saints (+2) @ Rams (-2) O/U 52
Bears (-2.5) @ Broncos (+2.5) O/U 40.5
Eagles (-1.5) @ Falcons (+1.5) O/U 52.5
Browns (-6.5) @ Jets (+6.5) O/U 44
Quote: Mission146Colts (+3) @ Titans (-3) O/U 44
Chargers (-2.5) @ Lions (+2.5) O/U 47.5
Bills (-1.5) @ Giants (+1.5) O/U 44
Cardinals (+13) @ Ravens (-13) O/U 46.5
Patriots (-18.5) @ Dolphins (+18.5) O/U 48.5
Cowboys (-5.5) @ Redskins (+5.5) O/U 46.5
Jaguars (+8.5) @ Texans (-8.5) O/U 43.5
Seahawks (+4) @ Steelers (-4) O/U 47
49ers (+1.5) @ Bengals (-1.5) O/U 45.5
Vikings (+3) @ Packers (-3) O/U 44
Chiefs (-7) @ Raiders (+7) O/U 53.5
Saints (+2) @ Rams (-2) O/U 52
Bears (-2.5) @ Broncos (+2.5) O/U 40.5
Eagles (-1.5) @ Falcons (+1.5) O/U 52.5
Browns (-6.5) @ Jets (+6.5) O/U 44
fyi... one of the things I have been doing manually each year is enter the line spread and the over/under spread by hand into my calculator spreadsheet. This year I finally got tired of doing that, (even though it only took a couple of minutes) so I wrote a little routine that enters them for me. All I have to do is copy the entire list above and paste it into a cell, and then click a button. And boom... just like that, all of your lines are entered into my spreadsheet, into the appropriate cells, for that week.
ALSO this year I automated another item I was also doing by hand. Up until now I've been updating the Skip Weeks by hand. Now that's automated too... the calculator program determines who, if anyone, skipped each week.
ROFLMAO
In order to further entice folks to make confidence bets, $25 to whichever player finishes the year having LOST the most confidence bets. So, all of us who missed our confidence bets in week one have a head start on the field.
To be clear, this is based solely on the number of confidence bets a player places that lose. Someone who goes 0-3 in confidence bets is behind someone who goes 7-4. My guess it will take at least 10 or 11 missed confidence bets to get the $$.
I expect to win this one, so it won't cost me anything!
Quote: AxelWolfGWAE 1 5 16.67%
ROFLMAO
mlm
Thanks for the addition to the prize pool!! Much appreciated.
But is it necessary to entice players further? Isn't there already now enough enticement to make a Confidence Pick each week? (6-0 wins cash but 5-0, picking the same five games, does not.)
Last week, 29/30 players made a Confidence pick. By comparison, last year for Week #1 only 20 of 32 people made a Confidence Pick.
Furthermore, and maybe more importantly, what's the reason to entice players to make Confidence Picks? (As opposed to enticing players to do something else, like pick Overs, or pick home dogs, or pick West Coast teams traveling to the East, etc.)
Well there you go with your logic and whatnot. I don't think he needs a reason. His money, his rules. Just makes things more interesting I guess.Quote: EdCollinsFurthermore, and maybe more importantly, what's the reason to entice players to make Confidence Picks? (As opposed to enticing players to do something else, like pick Overs, or pick home dogs, or pick West Coast teams traveling to the East, etc.)
Quote: JohnnyQWell there you go with your logic and whatnot. I don't think he needs a reason. His money, his rules. Just makes things more interesting I guess.
I agree with both you and Ed. No need to provide further incentive for confidence picks but at the same time no reason to question how a man wants to spend his money especially if it's more in the prize pool... Besides, we already have a "You Suck" prize for total picks that returns the entry fee, now we have an equivalent for confidence picks. Seems reasonable.
I was toying with the notion of funding a prize in this contest myself just because I enjoy this game and would like to see it continue but I was struggling to come up with something unique and fun...
I thought about a "set-it-and-forget-it" prize for someone who wanted to pick the same pick every week... i.e. they pick Patriots OVER X, Ravens Under X, 49ers +X, Miami -X, Alberta Over X every week where X is the current line, best record wins... but that seemed dumb because then it's not really a pickem game anymore... I didn't think anyone would play.
My latest thought was more of a side bet unrelated to the main game... For example to have everyone who wanted to play submit a guess on how many times Axel will post in this thread even though he isn't playing. I kinda like that idea, but I'm not confident I have enough time to accurately keep track of his posts... It's also seems ripe for collusion... Probably not my best idea either...
Anyway, if anyone has a good idea but doesn't want to part with $50 (arbitrary number) hollar... Just a side note, I'm really not a fan of random chance games like closest to the record of any random team. I would also like to play in my own game to defend my $50 so it would be best if it were something where me funding or administering the game does not give me an unfair advantage playing the game.
While I'm spouting off random thoughts... Somewhat related I suppose... Since we didn't pay in advance this year what is the typical protocol for paying the winner(s)? i.e. do you guys just paypal each other with your real names tied to the accounts or PM amazon codes for the sake of staying anonymous? I think I would make my prize a $50 amazon code that could be sent via PM so no one has to disclose their personal information to me to get paid... Not sure if I'm thinking about this right.
Well sure, he doesn't NEED a reason. Maybe he has no reason at all. But if he has one I'm curious as to what it was, curious enough to ask.Quote: JohnnyQWell there you go with your logic and whatnot. I don't think he needs a reason. His money, his rules. Just makes things more interesting I guess.
(I, for one, can't think of anything I do without some reason for it.)
As I recall, the year I won, yes, most players paid me via PayPal. I'm now also set up with Venmo and Cash App, but I'm pretty sure back then I didn't have either of those methods.Quote: prozemaSince we didn't pay in advance this year what is the typical protocol for paying the winner(s)?
Quote: prozemaI agree with both you and Ed. No need to provide further incentive for confidence picks but at the same time no reason to question how a man wants to spend his money especially if it's more in the prize pool... Besides, we already have a "You Suck" prize for total picks that returns the entry fee, now we have an equivalent for confidence picks. Seems reasonable.
I was toying with the notion of funding a prize in this contest myself just because I enjoy this game and would like to see it continue but I was struggling to come up with something unique and fun...
I thought about a "set-it-and-forget-it" prize for someone who wanted to pick the same pick every week... i.e. they pick Patriots OVER X, Ravens Under X, 49ers +X, Miami -X, Alberta Over X every week where X is the current line, but that seemed dumb because then it's not really a pickem game anymore... I didn't think anyone would play.
My latest thought was more of a side bet unrelated to the main game... For example to have everyone who wanted to play submit a guess on how many times Axel will post in this thread even though he isn't playing. I kinda like that idea, but I'm not confident I have enough time to accurately keep track of his posts... It's also seems ripe for collusion... Probably not my best idea either...
Anyway, if anyone has a good idea but doesn't want to part with $50 hollar... Just a side note, I'm really not a fan of random chance games like closest to the record of any random team. I would also like to play in my own game to defend my $50 so it would be best if it were something where me funding or administering the game does not give me an unfair advantage playing the game.
While I'm spouting off random thoughts... Somewhat related I suppose... Since we didn't pay in advance this year what is the typical protocol for paying the winner(s)? i.e. do you guys just paypal each other with your real names tied to the accounts or PM amazon codes for the sake of staying anonymous? I think I would make my prize a $50 amazon code that could be sent via PM so no one has to disclose their personal information to me to get paid... Not sure if I'm thinking about this right.
Yeah the payment thing wasnt really addressed. I know there are a bunch of people that want to stay anonymous. If the winner is ok with Amazon codes then that is the easiest. If they want cash it will take some work. I know many people ls names on here so people could send me money and I could make a payment to the winner. Others can as well like bbb if she wanted to. Are there anonymous payment things like venmo?
Quote: GWAEYeah the payment thing wasnt really addressed. I know there are a bunch of people that want to stay anonymous. If the winner is ok with Amazon codes then that is the easiest. If they want cash it will take some work. I know many people ls names on here so people could send me money and I could make a payment to the winner. Others can as well like bbb if she wanted to. Are there anonymous payment things like venmo?
I didn't know venmo was anonymous. I'll check that out. Thank you!
I can confirm that Venmo is indeed anonymous. I've received more than 50 Venmo payments over the past two weeks, and many of the Venmo names I see as having paid me are just a nickname, or maybe their first name and initial of last name. Of course, lots of others choose to use their full name too.Quote: GWAEAre there anonymous payment things like venmo?
Quote: prozemaI didn't know venmo was anonymous. I'll check that out. Thank you!
I didn't either until ed said so. I worded that poorly. I meant a system like venmo, except that was anonymous.
If anyone wants to practice and send me money, I will check to see if you are anonymous
Quote: GWAE
If anyone wants to practice and send me money, I will check to see if you are anonymous
Ha! Thanks for taking one for the team.
Quote: prozemaI agree with both you and Ed. No need to provide further incentive for confidence picks but at the same time no reason to question how a man wants to spend his money especially if it's more in the prize pool... Besides, we already have a "You Suck" prize for total picks that returns the entry fee, now we have an equivalent for confidence picks. Seems reasonable.
I was toying with the notion of funding a prize in this contest myself just because I enjoy this game and would like to see it continue but I was struggling to come up with something unique and fun...
I thought about a "set-it-and-forget-it" prize for someone who wanted to pick the same pick every week... i.e. they pick Patriots OVER X, Ravens Under X, 49ers +X, Miami -X, Alberta Over X every week where X is the current line, best record wins... but that seemed dumb because then it's not really a pickem game anymore... I didn't think anyone would play.
My latest thought was more of a side bet unrelated to the main game... For example to have everyone who wanted to play submit a guess on how many times Axel will post in this thread even though he isn't playing. I kinda like that idea, but I'm not confident I have enough time to accurately keep track of his posts... It's also seems ripe for collusion... Probably not my best idea either...
Anyway, if anyone has a good idea but doesn't want to part with $50 (arbitrary number) hollar... Just a side note, I'm really not a fan of random chance games like closest to the record of any random team. I would also like to play in my own game to defend my $50 so it would be best if it were something where me funding or administering the game does not give me an unfair advantage playing the game.
While I'm spouting off random thoughts... Somewhat related I suppose... Since we didn't pay in advance this year what is the typical protocol for paying the winner(s)? i.e. do you guys just paypal each other with your real names tied to the accounts or PM amazon codes for the sake of staying anonymous? I think I would make my prize a $50 amazon code that could be sent via PM so no one has to disclose their personal information to me to get paid... Not sure if I'm thinking about this right.
How about a “Swami Says” game, where players predict the total number of touchdowns via passing, rushing and “other” on a certain Sunday?
or, how about a “Coyote” prize for the best record amongst those who opt in to go 5.0 weeks in a row without a confidence pick?
Quote: EdCollinsGenWyzgy,
Thanks for the addition to the prize pool!! Much appreciated.
But is it necessary to entice players further? Isn't there already now enough enticement to make a Confidence Pick each week? (6-0 wins cash but 5-0, picking the same five games, does not.)
Last week, 29/30 players made a Confidence pick. By comparison, last year for Week #1 only 20 of 32 people made a Confidence Pick.
Furthermore, and maybe more importantly, what's the reason to entice players to make Confidence Picks? (As opposed to enticing players to do something else, like pick Overs, or pick home dogs, or pick West Coast teams traveling to the East, etc.)
It’s less of an additional enticement than another “you suck” type prize. I hadn’t recognized that nearly everyone placed a confidence bet week 1. If I thought it was simple to track, I think I’d have given the cash to the player with the biggest negative difference between their confidence picks and their standard picks.
Your question brings up an interesting idea. If, for example, there was a cash prize that negated the 6-0 bonus prize, and was only awarded for going exactly 5-0 (and if that prize was equal in value to the 6-0 prize), we'd be back to where we were these past several years... only picking a Confidence game when we were just that... confident enough of that selection to want it to be worth two points for a win instead of one.Quote: Ayecarumba...or, how about a “Coyote” prize for the best record amongst those who opt in to go 5.0 weeks in a row without a confidence pick?
As it is now of course, with the new 6-0 bonus prize, it does make sense to pick one Confidence Game each week. 29/30 people last week realized this.
And with that imagined 5-0 Bonus award, if more players were regularly picking a Confidence game than not, I suspect you'd probably want to not pick one... for a better chance of being the only one go go 5-0.
Ah, but once everyone realized and started doing that, the strategy would again swing the other way... and you'd probably want to start picking a Confidence game again.
In hindsight, a perfect bonus should probably have been set up to be paid at 5-0 or 6-0. Reason: If you're got a rule in a contest that allows you to choose one and only one game to be worth two points, but then you've got another rule in that same contest that says a bonus will be paid out... but only at 6-0... there's really little point to the first rule. (Assuming you're interested in a contest with simplicity and clarity and assuming you expect the players to make smart decisions.) For practical purposes, that first rule should say you have to always pick one Confidence game, since the second rule now makes it strategic sense to always do so.
Please note that I'm appreciative of all of the donated cash prizes and yes, I know those donating them are free to set them up with any rules or criteria they want.
Quote: EdCollinsYour question brings up an interesting idea. If, for example, there was a cash prize that negated the 6-0 bonus prize, and was only awarded for going exactly 5-0 (and if that prize was equal in value to the 6-0 prize), we'd be back to where we were these past several years... only picking a Confidence game when we were just that... confident enough of that selection to want it to be worth two points for a win instead of one.
As it is now of course, with the new 6-0 bonus prize, it does make sense to pick one Confidence Game each week. 29/30 people last week realized this.
And with that imagined 5-0 Bonus award, if more players were regularly picking a Confidence game than not, I suspect you'd probably want to not pick one... for a better chance of being the only one go go 5-0.
Ah, but once everyone realized and started doing that, the strategy would again swing the other way... and you'd probably want to start picking a Confidence game again.
In hindsight, a perfect bonus should probably have been set up to be paid at 5-0 or 6-0. Reason: If you're got a rule in a contest that allows you to choose one and only one game to be worth two points, but then you've got another rule in that same contest that says a bonus will be paid out... but only at 6-0... there's really little point to the first rule. (Assuming you're interested in a contest with simplicity and clarity and assuming you expect the players to make smart decisions.) For practical purposes, that first rule should say you have to always pick one Confidence game, since the second rule now makes it strategic sense to always do so.
Please note that I'm appreciative of all of the donated cash prizes and yes, I know those donating them are free to set them up with any rules or criteria they want.
FWIW, my geek prizes are for EITHER 5-0 or 6-0, and EITHER 0-6 or 0-5, just in order to avoid forcing confidence picks on those who don't like them. I myself do like them, so it will be rare I will only go 5. But I couldn't see penalizing those that want to play with less volatility.
Quote: EdCollins
In hindsight, a perfect bonus should probably have been set up to be paid at 5-0 or 6-0. Reason: If you're got a rule in a contest that allows you to choose one and only one game to be worth two points, but then you've got another rule in that same contest that says a bonus will be paid out... but only at 6-0... there's really little point to the first rule. (Assuming you're interested in a contest with simplicity and clarity and assuming you expect the players to make smart decisions.) For practical purposes, that first rule should say you have to always pick one Confidence game, since the second rule now makes it strategic sense to always do so.
Please note that I'm appreciative of all of the donated cash prizes and yes, I know those donating them are free to set them up with any rules or criteria they want.
I like Confidence Picks, but there may be a strategic reason, particularly toward the end, to want to avoid Variance even if it means tossing away a shot at Perfection.
If I recall correctly I considered skipping week 2 last year and was punished for not doing it. Let's see if history repeats its self.
Quote: EdCollinsYour question brings up an interesting idea. If, for example, there was a cash prize that negated the 6-0 bonus prize, and was only awarded for going exactly 5-0 (and if that prize was equal in value to the 6-0 prize), we'd be back to where we were these past several years... only picking a Confidence game when we were just that... confident enough of that selection to want it to be worth two points for a win instead of one.
As it is now of course, with the new 6-0 bonus prize, it does make sense to pick one Confidence Game each week. 29/30 people last week realized this.
And with that imagined 5-0 Bonus award, if more players were regularly picking a Confidence game than not, I suspect you'd probably want to not pick one... for a better chance of being the only one go go 5-0.
Ah, but once everyone realized and started doing that, the strategy would again swing the other way... and you'd probably want to start picking a Confidence game again.
In hindsight, a perfect bonus should probably have been set up to be paid at 5-0 or 6-0. Reason: If you're got a rule in a contest that allows you to choose one and only one game to be worth two points, but then you've got another rule in that same contest that says a bonus will be paid out... but only at 6-0... there's really little point to the first rule. (Assuming you're interested in a contest with simplicity and clarity and assuming you expect the players to make smart decisions.) For practical purposes, that first rule should say you have to always pick one Confidence game, since the second rule now makes it strategic sense to always do so.
Please note that I'm appreciative of all of the donated cash prizes and yes, I know those donating them are free to set them up with any rules or criteria they want.
This made my head hurt.
I considered it right away, and actually entered it in my list... but then the more I looked and the more I thought about it, I actually started liking the Pats. So I changed it to the Pats... but then later decided to just pass on that game completely.Quote: prozemaNow that the deadline is past, I'm very interested to see how many people picked Miami. I was really considering it but decided not to put chips there.
Quote: EdCollinsI considered it right away, and actually entered it in my list... but then the more I looked and the more I thought about it, I actually started liking the Pats. So I changed it to the Pats... but then later decided to just pass on that game completely.
I spoke to my staff clairvoyant and even they were confused on the Miami / New England game. They did however predict that l like bacon. Right again!
The Week 2 Picks are as follows:
Please keep in mind that Picks appear in a semi-random order to preserve the integrity of the ONM-Mission-Prozema trophy.
I want to thank everyone for doing a great job on Pick formatting! Almost 100% accuracy! We only had two or three with a superfluous line break between the handle and the Picks themselves, (which I would prefer not, but would almost certainly accept) otherwise perfect!!!
Mission146:
Bills -1.5
Cowboys -5.5-CONFIDENCE
Jaguars +8.5
49ers +1.5
Jets +6.5
scolist:
Titans -3 Confidence
Cowboys -5.5
Chargers -2.5
Cardinals +13
Steelers -4
SOOPOO:
Cardinals +13
Cowboys -5.5
Seahawks + 4
Bears -2.5 confidence
Browns -6.5
Johnzimbo:
Browns -6.5
Browns under 44
Rams -2
Cowboys -5.5
Broncos +2.5 confidence
Michael99000:
Colts UNDER 44
Chargers UNDER 47.5
Bills OVER 44
Cardinals UNDER 46.5
Patriots UNDER 48.5 CONFIDENCE
prozema:
Jaguars +8.5
Lions +2.5
Seahawks +4
Vikings +3
Vikings UNDER 44 - Confidence
johnnyq:
Giants (+1.5)
Cardinals (+13)
Dolphins (+18.5) confidence
Redskins (+5.5)
Broncos (+2.5)
Joeman:
Saints OVER 52
Falcons +1.5
Chiefs -7 -Confidence
Jaguars +8.5
Seahawks +4
Paradigm:
Broncos +2.5-Confidence
Chargers -2.5
Cowboys Over 46.5
Chiefs -7
Ravens Over 46.5
Bruce1:
Dolphins (+18.5)
Redskins (+5.5)
49ers (+1.5)
Rams (-2)
Browns (-6.5)
Ayecarumba:
Lions +2.5
Dolphins +18.5
Redskins +5.5
Raiders +7
Rams -2 -Confidence
IndyJeffrey:
Lions +2.5
Bills -1.5
Jaguars +8.5-Confidence
Bengals -1.5
Falcons +1.5
Unjon:
Colts +3-confidence
Rams -2
Bears -2.5
Cardinals +13
Chiefs OVER 53.5
Sparty10k:
Bills -1.5
Patriots -18.5
Bengals -1.5 confidence
Packers -3
Eagles -1.5
rdw4potus:
Dolphins +18.5
Falcons Under 52.5
Rams - 2
Chiefs under 53.5
Vikings +3
Gordonm888:
Cardinals +13
Patriots -18.5 Confidence
Browns -6.5
Redskins +5.5
Vikings +3
FourFiveFace:
Lions +2.5-Confidence
Cardinals +13
Redskins +5.5
Jaguars +8.5
Bears -2.5
Mwalz9:
LIONS +2.5 CONFIDENCE
DOLPHINS +18.5
BEARS -2.5
RAVENS UNDER 46.5
PACKERS UNDER 44
odiousgambit:
Colts over 44
Jaguars under 43.5
Seahawks over 47
49ers under 45.5
Vikings over 44
Beachbumbabs:
Detroit +2.5
Vikings +3 - confidence
Saints +2
Bears -2.5
Bengals -1.5
DJatc:
Chargers UNDER 47.5
Jaguars UNDER 43.5
49ers +1.5
49ers OVER 45.5
Vikings UNDER 44-CONFIDENCE
miplet:
Lions +2.5
Bills -1.5
Seahawks +4-confidence
49ers +1.5
Packers UNDER 44
MidwestAP:
Dolphins +18.5
Seahawks +4
Raiders +7
Rams -2
Bears UNDER 40.5 - Confidence
JW17:
Broncos +2.5 confidence
Dolphins +18.5
Cardinals +13
Jets +6.5
Chiefs UNDER
Wizard:
Titans (-3)
Lions (+2.5)
Seahawks (+4)
Vikings (+3) -- confidence
Raiders (+7)
GenWyzgy:
Bills Under 44
Seahawks Under 47
Vikings Under 44 Confidence
Colts Under 44
Dolphins +18.5
RisingDough:
Titans -3
Dolphins +18.5
Texans -8.5
Packers UNDER 44
Bears -2.5 CONFIDENCE
Romes:
Titans -3
Saints +2
49ers +1.5
Dolphins +18.5
Browns -6.5 CONFIDENCE
kuma:
Lions +2.5
Dolphins +18.5
Vikings +3
Packers under 44
Raiders +7 -- confidence
Onenickelmiracle:
Eagles -1.5 confidence
Redskins +5.5
Bears -2.5
Cardinals +13
Dolphins +18.5
EdCollins:
Cowboys -5.5
Ravens -13
Rams -2 (Confidence)
Seahawks +4
49ers +1.5
PlayYourCardsRight:
Patriots -18.5
Cowboys -5.5 - CONFIDENCE
Texans -8.5
Chiefs -7
Rams -2
GWAE:
Dolphins +18.5
Texans -8.5
Packers -3 confidence
Raiders +7
Eagles -1.5
WEEK 2 PERFECTION BONUS: $20
ONM-Mission-Prozema Prize Update
Qualifying Friday Picks: 9
Qualifying Sunday Picks: 1
You have me on the list twice. I picked the Jags not the Titans.
Typo somewhere. prozema is listed twice, with different picks.
Also, the picks before Sparty10k have no name associated to them. Edit: They might belong to unJon. I don't seem him elsewhere. Please confirm.
Quote: prozemaHi Mission,
You have me on the list twice. I picked the Jags not the Titans.
Quote: EdCollinsfyi...
Typo somewhere. prozema is listed twice, with different picks.
Also, the picks before Sparty10k have no name associated to them. Edit: They might belong to unJon. I don't seem him elsewhere. Please confirm.
Quote: JohnZimboThe set of picks above Sparty is missing the name
You guys are quick! I didn't get a chance to even start, "Cleaning up!"
PROZEMA PICKS: Prozema sent an amended set of Picks after his initial set of Picks and is quite correct. The offending Picks have been removed. This happened because I'm opening the PM's in a semi-random order, so I just opened both whereas I would normally open and disregard a duplicate. This will likely happen a few times this season, but should be cleaned up before kickoff of any games.
PHANTOM PICKS: They do belong to Unjon, he forgot to put his name above them in the PM and I sent a corrective PM, per the rules.
(Three players chose not to pick a Confidence Game this week.)
Game | Line | Total | Visitor | Home | Over | Under |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Carolina Panthers |
- |
- |
||||
San Francisco 49ers @ Cincinnati Bengals |
-1.5 |
45.5 |
6 |
4 |
1 |
1 |
Los Angeles Chargers @ Detroit Lions |
2.5 |
47.5 |
2 |
11 |
2 |
|
Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers |
-3 |
44 |
8 |
3 |
1 |
10 |
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans |
-8.5 |
43.5 |
6 |
3 |
2 |
|
New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins |
18.5 |
48.5 |
4 |
14 |
2 |
|
Buffalo Bills @ New York Giants |
1.5 |
44 |
4 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
Indianapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans |
-3 |
44 |
2 |
5 |
1 |
2 |
Seattle Seahawks @ Pittsburgh Steelers |
-4 |
47 |
8 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
Arizona Cardinals @ Baltimore Ravens |
-13 |
46.5 |
8 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Redskins |
5.5 |
46.5 |
8 |
6 |
1 |
|
Kansas City Chiefs @ Oakland Raiders |
7 |
53.5 |
4 |
6 |
1 |
2 |
Chicago Bears @ Denver Broncos |
2.5 |
40.5 |
9 |
7 |
2 |
|
New Orleans Saints @ Los Angeles Rams |
-2 |
52 |
2 |
10 |
1 |
|
Philadelphia Eagles @ Atlanta Falcons |
1.5 |
52.5 |
4 |
2 |
1 |
|
Cleveland Browns @ New York Jets |
6.5 |
44 |
6 |
2 |
1 |
Quote: GWAEGordon has redskins listed as +6
I'll switch it, but EdCollins' program also defaults it to the correct line, anyway.
EDIT: Fixed, thank you! EdCollins' program only cares about team name and what kind of pick it is. Technically, people don't have to put the actual line, but I like it that way because:
A.) It looks nice.
B.) People can easily check what other people picked.
C.) If EdCollins ever cannot make it on for one reason or another, I may need to grade the Picks manually one day.
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gambling/sports/33614-spring-fling-wov-picks-game-free-roll/4/#post739812
Ed's post should be plastered with thank-yous, imho.Quote: EdCollins
Game Line Total Visitor Home Over Under Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Carolina Panthers - - San Francisco 49ers @ Cincinnati Bengals -1.5 45.5 6 4 1 1 Los Angeles Chargers @ Detroit Lions 2.5 47.5 2 11 2 Minnesota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers -3 44 8 3 1 10 Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans -8.5 43.5 6 3 2 New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins 18.5 48.5 4 14 2 Buffalo Bills @ New York Giants 1.5 44 4 1 1 1 Indianapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans -3 44 2 5 1 2 Seattle Seahawks @ Pittsburgh Steelers -4 47 8 1 1 1 Arizona Cardinals @ Baltimore Ravens -13 46.5 8 1 1 2 Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Redskins 5.5 46.5 8 6 1 Kansas City Chiefs @ Oakland Raiders 7 53.5 4 6 1 2 Chicago Bears @ Denver Broncos 2.5 40.5 9 7 2 New Orleans Saints @ Los Angeles Rams -2 52 2 10 1 Philadelphia Eagles @ Atlanta Falcons 1.5 52.5 4 2 1 Cleveland Browns @ New York Jets 6.5 44 6 2 1
Quote: GWAEI am watching Steelers game via Hulu. I am following other games on NFL.com. I just realized that NFL.com is a full minute ahead of Hulu. They just scored and on TV they were still on the 30
ha, nevermind. I apparently started the channel after the game started so it started from the beginning. I can skip the next commercial
And that’s with week 2 game still not over yet.
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