You would not believe the number of bettors that would rather risk losing a bet made on their own opinion than win a bet, relying on someone else’s information. In fact, I have people close to me who have spent decades losing, seen my consistent success for year and years, and will still bet their opinion over mine.

This past week’s Monday Night Football matchups between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals was one of the most anticipated games of the year. Two Super Bowl contenders battling in Prime Time for a possible #1 seed in the AFC. Of course we all know by now that none of that mattered when Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field in the first quarter. No matter how much fans are invested in their teams, sport are just a game played by regular (very athletic) human beings.

I don’t make a decision based on the absence of other options. It may or may not come back to bite you, but it’s never an advantage play. So many people make silly, unnecessary bets over the holidays because of limited action. Not surprisingly, they dent the bankroll that they worked all year to build. If you’ve noticed, as the available games reduce, so do the Krackwins plays. We NEVER give out a play just so that our users have action.