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That's an excuse sir.
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I feel embarrassed to have backed Hart with 75% of my total wagers for that night. I didn't discount Joe obviously but wish I put everything on that one bet and still lost. I knew this was one of those rare times to go with my heart and not head/favorite opinion. Just last time I did that with Commey I got stomped in 2 lol.Comment
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There was indeed a moment three days ago when the pre-fight bullshìt talk by Hart and his cold stare almost bought my bet on him. Then I went to watch his physical behavior in the Ramirez fights, and I could spot the same defects that we all saw magnified last Saturday night. They're summarized in three words: waste of energy. Hart is an inefficient fighter. Then again, I thought Smith is powerful and a real light heavy, so I decided against Hart. But I was too greedy to bet on the KO at 7x, had I contented myself with just the Smith win at 4.5x it would have been a nice win just the same. Lesson learned.
In the Lopez vs Commey fight I found useful combinations of knockout odds for both, so I bet the bulk on Lopez via KO and less money on Commey via KO in the first four rounds, which would have paid very good. When the dust was settled, I won a nice little sum, though I would have preferred Commey to win me more cash
Last edited by Tatabanya; 01-13-2020, 03:16 AM.Comment
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Yeah for that card I had 3way parlay of Conlan pts, Bud KO and Commey KO and tried to play the other side same way but with Lopez UD ******ly. Greed of parlays and props are always my downfall. Good success with Over/Under this weekend at least so might just start straight betting on those or parlaying them when I feel greedy or return is too low otherwise.There was indeed a moment three days ago when the pre-fight bullshìt talk by Hart and his cold stare almost bought my bet on him. Then I went to watch his physical behavior in the Ramirez fights, and I could spot the same defects that we all saw magnified last Saturday night. They're summarized in three words: waste of energy. Hart is an inefficient fighter. Then again, I thought Smith is powerful and a real light heavy, so I decided against Hart. But I was too greedy to bet on the KO at 7x, had I contented myself with just the Smith win at 4.5x it would have been a nice win just the same. Lesson learned.
In the Lopez vs Commey fight I found useful combinations of knockout odds for both, so I bet the bulk on Lopez via KO and less money on Commey via KO in the first four rounds, which would have paid very good. When the dust was settled, I won a nice little sum, though I would have preferred Commey to win me more cashComment
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No excuses... but here is my excuse! Hart is just a decent B- level fighter. I actually thought he would win this one though. Good fight, but neither of these guys are really going anywhere. Gatekeepers.Comment
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Hart has the "hit and not get hit" strategy confused.Comment
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Hart weak af!Comment
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Hell, I don't even think the 168 division should even exist, but Hart did it to himself. He didn't grow out of the division, he was undisciplined between fights and putting on 20-25lbs between fights. Same with Zurdo. Actually, they were talking about how he ballooned up to around 200 when he decided to "test light heavyweight" and had issues with 175!Comment
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