Here is my friend's first book. The first column lists if it is a win/loss/push. The second column lists how much winning. The third column lists how much you lost. As you can see, I . . . I mean my friend, won $1871 yesterday while only losing $400. That is a profit of $1471. Best of all, he picked Nicholls State (an FCS) to not only cover as underdogs, but he went with the money line and picked them to win the game outright, which they did.
But he also uses another book so he can get better lines on games he likes. So how did he do on that other book?
Well, he won 2, lost 1, and pushed 1 on that. Even better than that, he again picked an underdog to not just cover, but to win the game outright. He went with the moneyline on Hawaii, an 11 point underdog, to actually win the game straight up, which they did. That's a $100 bet that resulted in a $450 win.
He went 7-2 with 1 push yesterday for a
profit of over $1740. He picked two underdogs to win outright, including one which was a big underdog, and won them both.
This is the same guy that you claimed was lying many years ago when he said his account on a book was closed because they termed him a "non-recreational player." You claimed that never happened. Now, however, many years later, it is very standard and has happened to thousands of people, including in places like Jersey where sports gambling was just legalized.
$1740 yesterday. 7-2-1. Screenshot your pics from yesterday, liar.