@DomsTheB0MB@courtsideapp You could probably get a lawyer to assist you pro bono and only collect if you are successful in recovering your bet. They'd be extremely helpful, and would probably get the gaming commission involved too. It's worth a shot IMO if you placed the wagers when you claim.
This has become my new source of entertainment. Reading the comments from all the people who still think you're a real person. Quite amazing honestly. Especially after verified sources confirmed this account is a registered trade name and is not that of a real living individual rather a sports gambling company that is associated with FanDuel. I had lost faith in humanity awhile ago but this is a new low. Cheers.
@50centBetz This is actually a trend in tennis. It happens way more than you would think. Anytime a player has several break points and cannot break, they get broken their very next serve. Keep an eye out on it, its a great bet every time the opportunity arises.
@JohnSmithdpdsr@BenFrost147170 I've been hate watching ADM for the last 5 years. I can't stand him and don't understand how he has had success. There are times where he can play very well but more often than not he's just slow and weak.
@Tonysmarkettips It's not a scandal. This account just presents itself as a real person and they're absolutely not. The account lied about it, then deleted the post. Nobody cares, literally no one cares at all. We just want them to be honest so that people can make an informed decision.
We donβt have a leader on this team on either side of the ball. I understand Ray Lewis was a once in a lifetime leader and commanded respect while bringing out the best in the entire team. But we need a leader, someone to hold guys accountable, stay focused, and dialed in. Everyone on this team is soft with zero leadership qualities. We have the talent on both sides of the ball, thatβs not the issue. The issue is leadership.
@_TruthZone_ Oh no! You mean an NFL team had a bad game? The other team outplayed them in their home stadium that is notoriously loud, so loud they named the crowd the 12th man? But sure, letβs pretend thousands of players, coaches, and staff are all in on the massive fix.