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Scot L., we scalpers have our own demons. Everyday I make multiple mistakes regarding when to buy and when to buy back. I have to have an opinion to take leads early, and when I'm wrong I'm not a happy camper. For example, I debated whether to lay Philly -115
when I saw -120. I didn't do it, and the game went to -137. I got a little Philly at
-120, but I blew my chance to load up at
-115. A couple of days ago when the Chisox were at Minnesota, I took a lead on them. However, when Ordonez was announced as out, the game started coming back the other way, and I got off with a negative 3-cent scalp. However, the late money came on the Chisox, and if I'd waited instead of panicking and getting off early, I could have had a 6-cent positive scalp. Because the dog won, I ended up losing $150 instead of winning $300.
Next season, I'll also be betting as well as scalping. So, I'll get the grief from both sides. And speaking of grief, the Brewers, as you predicted. lost the game.
when I saw -120. I didn't do it, and the game went to -137. I got a little Philly at
-120, but I blew my chance to load up at
-115. A couple of days ago when the Chisox were at Minnesota, I took a lead on them. However, when Ordonez was announced as out, the game started coming back the other way, and I got off with a negative 3-cent scalp. However, the late money came on the Chisox, and if I'd waited instead of panicking and getting off early, I could have had a 6-cent positive scalp. Because the dog won, I ended up losing $150 instead of winning $300.
Next season, I'll also be betting as well as scalping. So, I'll get the grief from both sides. And speaking of grief, the Brewers, as you predicted. lost the game.
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