The Super Bowl was rigged...

[B2chiefsfan]

That is all...

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by cosmo20002

I understand all that. The only thing I can't comprehend is why someone would think a pre-game introduction is some sort of tip-off to the game being fixed. Not trying to be a dick, but that's just really out there.

Okay I'll try and explain and let me be clear,as a gambler I look for an edge as all gamblers do.Back in the 90's when I read the book Interference I thought what if Moldea isn't full of shit and started looking at NFL games differently when betting i.e. story lines etc.I'll be the first to admit I've lost a number of NFL bets because of that damn pesky spread but I've also won a number as well by looking at the story lines etc. and not just focusing on offense vs. defense,injuries,weather and so on.

Thus my reasoning also when I say I don't believe the entire league week to week is nothing more than the WWE but that certain games storylines might present an edge.

That said,when the Patriots,American flag colors and all chose to be introduced as a team after this nations worst terrorism attacks I simply thought this is too much and connected my dots to the thought of United We Stand Divided We Fall,also keep in mind the Rams were a 14 point favorite,a huge number for any NFL game which led to me thinking they're going to not only cover the spread they're going to win outright and told every guest at my SB that exact thing and I ended up winning.

Sorry for being so long but wanted to add I missed on the Katrina theory but most recently had great success this season with winning on Carolina's only regular season loss to the Falcons because of something I heard on Sportscenter and also winning on the Broncos post-season run by looking at something other than what the numbers said.

No,it doesn't prove shit about games being fixed but from a gambler's point of view it sure has helped.

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by rabblerouser

Same with the Super Bowl - all the money was on Carolina.

Not all

My guy about shit when I called in and took Denver said he hoped I was right or he was taking a bath.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Ok, lets go ahead and say its all a sham

Why bother watching it, or following the Chiefs now... we'll never win it all again anyway, right?

Seriously considering not going to a chiefs game this year for the first time since 1991 because of all the bullshit that happened at the end of the year

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

Seriously considering not going to a chiefs game this year for the first time since 1991 because of all the bullshit that happened at the end of the year

Maybe I just wasnt paying enough attention, but what happened at the end of the year?

We played about as well as can be expected against the pats, considering how many crucial players were hobbled or missing... didnt get blown out at all, lost by 7

Carolina beat everyone to a bloody pulp, made it to the big game

Dinvers defense kept them in the hunt until Manning came back and gave them an emotional lift, then their defense shut down the pats and they advanced to the bowl

[Sully]

Originally Posted by Nzoner

Okay I'll try and explain and let me be clear,as a gambler I look for an edge as all gamblers do.Back in the 90's when I read the book Interference I thought what if Moldea isn't full of shit and started looking at NFL games differently when betting i.e. story lines etc.I'll be the first to admit I've lost a number of NFL bets because of that damn pesky spread but I've also won a number as well by looking at the story lines etc. and not just focusing on offense vs. defense,injuries,weather and so on.

Thus my reasoning also when I say I don't believe the entire league week to week is nothing more than the WWE but that certain games storylines might present an edge.

That said,when the Patriots,American flag colors and all chose to be introduced as a team after this nations worst terrorism attacks I simply thought this is too much and connected my dots to the thought of United We Stand Divided We Fall,also keep in mind the Rams were a 14 point favorite,a huge number for any NFL game which led to me thinking they're going to not only cover the spread they're going to win outright and told every guest at my SB that exact thing and I ended up winning.

Sorry for being so long but wanted to add I missed on the Katrina theory but most recently had great success this season with winning on Carolina's only regular season loss to the Falcons because of something I heard on Sportscenter and also winning on the Broncos post-season run by looking at something other than what the numbers said.

No,it doesn't prove shit about games being fixed but from a gambler's point of view it sure has helped.

I'm not understanding what is so remarkable about the "united" theme of the Pats after 9/11. The entire country was working under similar themes in all walks of life.

[OctoberFart]

Originally Posted by New World Order

No. That's multiple books and it seems all of them closed at -2.5 or -3.

Vegas books closed at -3 as well:

http://www.vegasinsider.com/nfl/odds...m/date/1-24-16

Dunno what you're smoking over there.

I must have been thinking of another game. Anyways the media said there was a ton of money on the pats, but those lines don't back up an 80 percent on one side. You can see the juice being adjusted with a lot of money going on Denver late. That is pretty typical, all the weekend warriors in Vegas bet the pats early and the sharps took Denver.

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by OctoberFart

I must have been thinking of another game. Anyways the media said there was a ton of money on the pats, but those lines don't back up an 80 percent on one side. You can see the juice being adjusted with a lot of money going on Denver late. That is pretty typical, all the weekend warriors in Vegas bet the pats early and the sharps took Denver.

media can easily be pushed to make people think and bet in a particular direction

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Maybe I just wasnt paying enough attention, but what happened at the end of the year?

We played about as well as can be expected against the pats, considering how many crucial players were hobbled or missing... didnt get blown out at all, lost by 7

Carolina beat everyone to a bloody pulp, made it to the big game

Dinvers defense kept them in the hunt until Manning came back and gave them an emotional lift, then their defense shut down the pats and they advanced to the bowl

The list is too long, but here are a few fine points:

New England lost the last two regular season games to give Denver home field advantage

Hence we play at NE, and of course lose, all the while several key players along the way

Smith over throws kelce twice in the end zone so bad I could've done better

The NFL gets their precious Manning / Brady matchup in the AFCCG

The line of the SB opens in favor of Carolina, which should have piss pounded Denver, but is justified because the Talking Heads have two weeks to convince how great the Denver D is, even though we piss pounded them AT HOME

Theres others I can't remember, but they are listed in this thread. If it wasn't lined up for Manning's exit, I'll eat my hat.

**** this shit.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

The list is too long, but here are a few fine points:

New England lost the last two regular season games to give Denver home field advantage

Hence we play at NE, and of course lose, all the while several key players along the way

Smith over throws kelce twice in the end zone so bad I could've done better

The NFL gets their precious Manning / Brady matchup in the AFCCG

The line of the SB opens in favor of Carolina, which should have piss pounded Denver, but is justified because the Talking Heads have two weeks to convince how great the Denver D is, even though we piss pounded them AT HOME

Theres others I can't remember, but they are listed in this thread. If it wasn't lined up for Manning's exit, I'll eat my hat.

**** this shit.

We'll see you at camp

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

We'll see you at camp

Never been to a camp. What's worse is i was at the Thursday night Broncos game. With 6 minutes left my buddy looked at me and said something along the lines of 'C'mon man, how come you're not enjoying this?'. I said 'you know what's going to happen'. And it did.

[Toby Waller]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

Never been to a camp. What's worse is i was at the Thursday night Broncos game. With 6 minutes left my buddy looked at me and said something along the lines of 'C'mon man, how come you're not enjoying this?'. I said 'you know what's going to happen'. And it did.

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

The line of the SB opens in favor of Carolina, which should have piss pounded Denver, but is justified because the Talking Heads have two weeks to convince how great the Denver D is, even though we piss pounded them AT HOME

Manning played like shit and threw up ducks the entire time he was on the field. Right up until he was pulled for the back up QB. You didn't piss pound jack shit. PFM gave that game to you. Nice try, though.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by listopencil

Manning played like shit and threw up ducks the entire time he was on the field. Right up until he was pulled for the back up QB. You didn't piss pound jack shit. PFM gave that game to you. Nice try, though.

Right...

[listopencil]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

Right...

And, by the way, that wasn't a catch; the ball touched the ground before he demonstrated control of it. Also, Talib wasn't off sides on that FG kick. The Center pulled the ball forward and hiked it in a jerky motion. Talib reacted as soon as the Center pulled the ball towards him, which is legal. That flag that was picked up - it was picked up because the officials conferred and communicated to each other that there was hand fighting going on between the players. Not Holding. A no-call on PI is fairly common in big games. We have gotten screwed by that on many occasions. For instance the Ravens (when we lost a playoff game to them in OT) held one of our receivers down by his shoulder pads so he couldn't go up for a catch, allowing another of their defenders to make an INT that lead to the game winning score. Shit happens. People can cry, bitch and moan all they want. The fact is that the Bronco D, led by outstanding play from Von Miller, stormed through the playoffs and carried their team to a Super Bowl win.

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by rabblerouser

It's called "cognitive dissonance", and it's what happens when one is confronted with proof of a truth that runs directly against their own idealism.

This is hilarious, because it applies to you more than anyone.

Brother, you have provided not one shred of proof of anything, just assumptions and opinions.