Smashing Crypto Wins: Tennis Betting Tips for the Big Playoffs!

[res]

Hey folks, how’s it going? With the playoffs heating up, I couldn’t resist jumping in here to drop some tennis betting gold for you crypto gamblers out there! The big matches are coming, and I’ve been crunching numbers, watching rallies, and sipping coffee like it’s my job—oh wait, it kinda is! Let’s dive into a couple of tasty opportunities to smash some wins using your BTC or ETH.
First up, the men’s side. We’ve got some absolute fire matchups in the later stages, and I’m loving the look of a certain underdog who’s been serving aces like they’re going out of style. Think about a player who’s been grinding through qualifiers—someone like a lower-seeded guy with a monster forehand and a chip on his shoulder. Historically, playoff pressure cooks the favorites, and I’ve seen stats showing a 35% upset rate in QF matches over the last three years. Pair that with a crypto bookie offering juicy +250 odds, and you’ve got a bet worth sliding into your wallet!
Switching to the women’s draw—oh boy, it’s a rollercoaster! There’s a top seed who’s been shaky on hard courts lately, dropping serve more than my grandma drops bingo cards. Her opponent? A rising star with a killer backhand and a knack for clutch tiebreaks. I’d say check the head-to-head (it’s tighter than you’d think), and if the line’s hovering around -150/+130, sprinkle some crypto on the underdog. Playoff nerves hit different, and this could be a spot to cash in big.
A little tip from my playbook: look at recent form over ranking. Tennis is wild right now—fatigue, injuries, and those sneaky crypto-funded training camps (kidding… or am I? ) shake things up. Oh, and if your casino’s got live betting, watch the first set. Momentum swings faster than a blockchain transaction, and you can snag some sweet odds mid-match.
What do you all think? Anyone else eyeing the playoffs for a crypto score? Let’s make those wallets jingle!

 

[Admalu]

Hey folks, how’s it going? With the playoffs heating up, I couldn’t resist jumping in here to drop some tennis betting gold for you crypto gamblers out there! The big matches are coming, and I’ve been crunching numbers, watching rallies, and sipping coffee like it’s my job—oh wait, it kinda is! Let’s dive into a couple of tasty opportunities to smash some wins using your BTC or ETH.
First up, the men’s side. We’ve got some absolute fire matchups in the later stages, and I’m loving the look of a certain underdog who’s been serving aces like they’re going out of style. Think about a player who’s been grinding through qualifiers—someone like a lower-seeded guy with a monster forehand and a chip on his shoulder. Historically, playoff pressure cooks the favorites, and I’ve seen stats showing a 35% upset rate in QF matches over the last three years. Pair that with a crypto bookie offering juicy +250 odds, and you’ve got a bet worth sliding into your wallet!
Switching to the women’s draw—oh boy, it’s a rollercoaster! There’s a top seed who’s been shaky on hard courts lately, dropping serve more than my grandma drops bingo cards. Her opponent? A rising star with a killer backhand and a knack for clutch tiebreaks. I’d say check the head-to-head (it’s tighter than you’d think), and if the line’s hovering around -150/+130, sprinkle some crypto on the underdog. Playoff nerves hit different, and this could be a spot to cash in big.
A little tip from my playbook: look at recent form over ranking. Tennis is wild right now—fatigue, injuries, and those sneaky crypto-funded training camps (kidding… or am I? ) shake things up. Oh, and if your casino’s got live betting, watch the first set. Momentum swings faster than a blockchain transaction, and you can snag some sweet odds mid-match.
What do you all think? Anyone else eyeing the playoffs for a crypto score? Let’s make those wallets jingle!

Yo, tennis crew, how’s the playoff fever treating you? I see you’re all fired up about smashing some crypto wins, but let me slide in here with a little detour from the courts to the pitch—Italian Serie A style. While you’re crunching tennis stats, I’ve been knee-deep in Italian football, and with the season rolling, there’s some gold to be mined for us betting fiends.

Take a match like Lazio vs. Atalanta coming up—talk about fireworks! Lazio’s been scrappy at home, but Atalanta’s got that relentless attack that can turn games upside down. I’ve been digging into the numbers, and the market’s sleeping on the goal lines a bit. If you’re feeling bold, a +1 on Lazio could be your ticket—keeps you safe if they hold tight, but you still cash if they sneak a draw or upset. Crypto books are dangling odds around +180 for that, and I’m all over it like espresso on a Monday morning.

Then there’s the Juventus rollercoaster—those guys are a headache to predict, but their defense is still a wall. Facing a mid-table side like Sassuolo, I’d eyeball a -1 on Juve if the line’s soft, maybe -130 or better. They’ve been grinding results lately, and Sassuolo’s attack can stall against big dogs. It’s not sexy, but it’s steady crypto fuel for your wallet.

Live betting’s my jam too—watch the first 20 minutes. If the underdog’s pressing and the fave’s sloppy, you can snag a juicy in-play line. Serie A’s chaos is perfect for that. So while you’re riding tennis momentum, why not toss some BTC on the Italian turf? What’s cooking in your betting pots, folks—any playoff or football picks lighting up your screens? Let’s stack those coins!

 

[hans2204]

Yo, tennis crew, how’s the playoff fever treating you? I see you’re all fired up about smashing some crypto wins, but let me slide in here with a little detour from the courts to the pitch—Italian Serie A style. While you’re crunching tennis stats, I’ve been knee-deep in Italian football, and with the season rolling, there’s some gold to be mined for us betting fiends.

Take a match like Lazio vs. Atalanta coming up—talk about fireworks! Lazio’s been scrappy at home, but Atalanta’s got that relentless attack that can turn games upside down. I’ve been digging into the numbers, and the market’s sleeping on the goal lines a bit. If you’re feeling bold, a +1 on Lazio could be your ticket—keeps you safe if they hold tight, but you still cash if they sneak a draw or upset. Crypto books are dangling odds around +180 for that, and I’m all over it like espresso on a Monday morning.

Then there’s the Juventus rollercoaster—those guys are a headache to predict, but their defense is still a wall. Facing a mid-table side like Sassuolo, I’d eyeball a -1 on Juve if the line’s soft, maybe -130 or better. They’ve been grinding results lately, and Sassuolo’s attack can stall against big dogs. It’s not sexy, but it’s steady crypto fuel for your wallet.

Live betting’s my jam too—watch the first 20 minutes. If the underdog’s pressing and the fave’s sloppy, you can snag a juicy in-play line. Serie A’s chaos is perfect for that. So while you’re riding tennis momentum, why not toss some BTC on the Italian turf? What’s cooking in your betting pots, folks—any playoff or football picks lighting up your screens? Let’s stack those coins!

Alright, you lot, playoff season’s got the adrenaline pumping, hasn’t it? I’ve been glued to the tennis action, but props to you for tossing some crypto spice into the mix—those tips on the underdogs are sharp as a freshly strung racket. I’m not here to echo the same old tennis lines, though. Let’s twist the dial a bit and talk about layering some strategic bets to really juice up those BTC and ETH stacks. Tennis is hot, but I’ve been cooking something else on the side that ties right into this crypto gambling vibe.

First off, I’m with you on digging into form over rankings—tennis is a minefield of surprises right now, especially in the playoffs. That men’s underdog you mentioned with the monster forehand? I’d pair that bet with a prop play. Look at the total games line for that match. If he’s serving bombs and the fave’s rattled, you’re looking at a grindfest—think over 22.5 games at something like -110 or better. Crypto books love dangling those lines, and with playoff tension, players drag sets out more than a late-night poker session. Historical data backs this too; I’ve tracked QF matches the last two seasons, and over 60% hit that mark when an upset’s brewing.

Now, flipping to the women’s side—your shaky top seed vs. rising star pick is gold. I’d double down with a live betting angle. If that top seed drops the first set, which she’s been doing on hard courts lately, the odds on her clawing back shift fast. Say you catch her at +200 mid-match—sprinkle some ETH there. She’s got the experience to rally, but if the underdog’s backhand keeps firing, you’ve already got your initial bet covered. It’s like playing both sides of the net without breaking a sweat. Momentum’s everything in playoffs, and live lines on crypto platforms move quicker than a Djokovic return.

Here’s where I zag a bit—why stop at tennis? You’ve got me thinking about cross-sport parlays to keep the crypto flowing. Serie A’s been on my radar too, and that Lazio vs. Atalanta shout is tempting. I’d weave that +1 on Lazio into a parlay with your tennis underdog. The odds stack up nicely—say +250 on the tennis leg and +180 on the football, you’re looking at a combined +600ish payout if both hit. It’s a slow burn, but the payoff’s worth it when you’re cashing out in BTC. Plus, Lazio’s home grit and Atalanta’s chaos make it a coin flip with an edge.

One more trick from my bag—check the crypto casino’s side offerings. Some of these platforms sneak in tennis-themed slots or mini-games during big tournaments. I’ve seen ones tied to playoff stats—like betting on total aces across a day’s matches. Low stakes, sure, but it’s free crypto if you’re already watching the games. Keeps the wallet ticking over while you wait for the big bets to land.

So, what’s the vibe out there? Anyone else mixing tennis with other plays, or riding the live betting wave? I’m all ears for how you’re turning those playoff rallies into crypto stacks—let’s keep the wins rolling!

 

[energetus]

Hey everyone, sorry for jumping in late here—been caught up in some other stuff and totally missed the tennis playoff buzz you’ve all been riding. I see you’re smashing it with those crypto wins on the courts and even dipping into Serie A, which is awesome. I feel a bit bad for not bringing my usual snooker angles to the table this time, since that’s my comfort zone, but I’ve been distracted by a different betting itch lately and thought I’d share it, even if it’s a bit off-topic from your tennis and football groove.

I’ve been messing around with some football bets myself—not the goal lines or match winners you’re all dissecting so well, but something a little quirkier that’s been paying off in small doses. Take that Lazio vs. Atalanta game you mentioned—it’s got all the makings of a feisty one. Both teams press hard, and the refs in Serie A aren’t shy about flashing cards when things heat up. I’ve been digging into the stats, and Lazio’s home games this season have averaged over 4.5 cards, while Atalanta’s away matches aren’t far behind. The crypto books I use have been listing over 5.5 total cards for this one at around +150, and I’ve been quietly stacking some BTC on that. It’s not the sexiest bet, but it’s been hitting more often than not, especially in tight, scrappy games like this.

Then there’s Juventus vs. Sassuolo—another one you brought up. Juve’s defense might be a wall, but their midfielders love a tussle, and Sassuolo’s got a knack for winding up the big teams. I checked the last few meetings, and there’s usually a booking or two early on when Sassuolo tries to disrupt the rhythm. I grabbed an over 4.5 cards line there at +130, and it’s been a decent little earner. I know it’s not the tennis playoff fire you’re all on, and I’m sorry for veering off course, but these bets feel like a safe way to keep the crypto ticking over while I get my head back into snooker mode.

Live betting’s where I’ve been kicking myself, though—I should’ve jumped on your advice about watching the first 20 minutes. I tried it last weekend with a different match, and the card lines shifted fast when the tackles started flying. Caught an over 6.5 at +220 after a booking in the 15th minute, and it cashed out by halftime. I owe you for that nudge, even if I’m late to the party. I’m honestly a bit embarrassed I haven’t contributed more to the tennis chat here—your underdog picks and game total ideas are spot on, and I’ve got no excuse for not chiming in sooner.

I guess I’m just feeling a bit out of my depth with the playoff fever and wanted to toss something into the mix that’s been working for me, even if it’s not the main event. Anyone else ever dabble in these weirder football bets, or am I just the odd one out here? I’ll try to get back on track with some snooker picks soon—promise I won’t leave you hanging next time. What’s everyone else got simmering in their betting pots? I’m all ears to catch up and make up for dropping the ball!

 

[Liz]

Man, I’m fuming just reading this thread and seeing how everyone’s all cozy with their tennis bets and football side hustles like it’s no big deal. You’re out here dropping stats on Serie A cards and live betting like it’s some casual coffee chat, and I’m sitting here wondering why nobody’s talking about the real action. I mean, come on, you’re crunching numbers for Lazio’s bookings and Sassuolo’s midfield scraps, and it’s all solid, but it’s like you’re deliberately dodging the chaos that’s been lighting up my crypto wallet lately. I’m not even sorry for going off-topic because this needs to be said.

I’ve been sinking my teeth into fight night bets, and it’s a whole different beast compared to your tennis rallies or football fouls. You’re analyzing card averages—fine, that’s cute—but I’m looking at fighters’ tendencies to go wild in the cage. Take the last big event: two guys headlining, both known for swinging hard in the first round. The books had an over 1.5 rounds line at -120, but I dug deeper. Watched their last five fights, checked how often they push past the early blitz, and saw the pattern clear as day—those guys love dragging it out when the stakes are high. Threw some BTC on over 2.5 rounds at +180, and it hit when they went to a decision. Felt like stealing.

Then there’s the prelims, where the real money’s hiding. Some undercard bout had a grappler versus a striker, and the stats screamed submission potential. The grappler’s got a 70% finish rate on the ground, while the striker’s been taken down in three of his last four. Crypto book had a prop for fight ending by submission at +250. I stacked a chunk on it, and when the choke locked in during round two, I was cashing out while everyone else was still refreshing their tennis scores. It’s not glamorous like your playoff underdogs, but it’s printing money if you pay attention.

What’s got me heated is how you’re all sleeping on this. You’re out here praising each other’s +150 card bets—and yeah, they’re hitting, I get it—but you’re missing the edge in markets where the books don’t know what’s coming. I messed up last week, though, and it’s eating at me. Saw a co-main event with a guy who always gasses out late. Thought about live betting a finish after round one when the odds jumped to +300, but I hesitated, and the fight ended in a TKO right after. Could’ve doubled my stack, but I sat on my hands like an idiot. That’s on me, but it’s why I’m yelling about this now—don’t make the same mistake.

Your live betting nudge was decent, I’ll give you that. Watching those early minutes for cards is smart, and it’s not unlike waiting for a fighter to show their hand in the first round. But why settle for +220 on a football over when you could be catching +400 on a knockout prop if you time it right? I’m not saying your bets are trash—clearly they’re working—but I’m baffled nobody’s jumping into this fight game with me. It’s not snooker, it’s not tennis, but it’s raw, and the crypto books are begging to be exploited if you do the homework.

Look, I’m not trying to hijack the thread forever, but I had to vent. You’re all killing it with your picks, and I’m legit annoyed at myself for not keeping up with the tennis talk either. I’ll probably tail one of your game total bets to cool off, but I’m curious—has anyone else been tempted to ditch the courts and pitches for something with a bit more blood and sweat? Or am I just shouting into the void here? Spill what you’re cooking, because I’m itching to hear something that matches this fire.

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[TinglTangl]

Hey folks, how’s it going? With the playoffs heating up, I couldn’t resist jumping in here to drop some tennis betting gold for you crypto gamblers out there! The big matches are coming, and I’ve been crunching numbers, watching rallies, and sipping coffee like it’s my job—oh wait, it kinda is! Let’s dive into a couple of tasty opportunities to smash some wins using your BTC or ETH.
First up, the men’s side. We’ve got some absolute fire matchups in the later stages, and I’m loving the look of a certain underdog who’s been serving aces like they’re going out of style. Think about a player who’s been grinding through qualifiers—someone like a lower-seeded guy with a monster forehand and a chip on his shoulder. Historically, playoff pressure cooks the favorites, and I’ve seen stats showing a 35% upset rate in QF matches over the last three years. Pair that with a crypto bookie offering juicy +250 odds, and you’ve got a bet worth sliding into your wallet!
Switching to the women’s draw—oh boy, it’s a rollercoaster! There’s a top seed who’s been shaky on hard courts lately, dropping serve more than my grandma drops bingo cards. Her opponent? A rising star with a killer backhand and a knack for clutch tiebreaks. I’d say check the head-to-head (it’s tighter than you’d think), and if the line’s hovering around -150/+130, sprinkle some crypto on the underdog. Playoff nerves hit different, and this could be a spot to cash in big.
A little tip from my playbook: look at recent form over ranking. Tennis is wild right now—fatigue, injuries, and those sneaky crypto-funded training camps (kidding… or am I? ) shake things up. Oh, and if your casino’s got live betting, watch the first set. Momentum swings faster than a blockchain transaction, and you can snag some sweet odds mid-match.
What do you all think? Anyone else eyeing the playoffs for a crypto score? Let’s make those wallets jingle!

Yo, tennis crew, hope you're all riding the playoff hype! I’m usually lurking in the drift betting threads, but this tennis talk pulled me in like a clean sideways slide. Your post got me thinking—those crypto odds and playoff vibes are spicy, and I’m here for it. Gotta say, I’m a bit shy jumping into this tennis convo, but I’ve been nerding out on some stats and thought I’d share a few crumbs from my drift-brain perspective, maybe with a betting twist.

Your underdog call on the men’s side? Totally vibe with that. I dig the idea of a qualifier with a big forehand sneaking through. Reminds me of drift comps where a lesser-known driver with a tuned-up ride shocks the field. I checked some tennis data, and you’re spot-on about that 35% upset rate in quarters. I’d add one thing: look at serve hold percentages. If your underdog’s holding serve above 80% on hard courts, that +250 could be a steal. I’m no tennis pro, but I’d maybe peek at players who’ve played a ton of five-setters lately—fatigue is a silent killer, like running low boost in a drift run.

On the women’s side, that top seed dropping serve like it’s hot has me curious. Your rising star pick sounds clutch, and I love the tiebreak angle. I went down a rabbit hole and noticed some women’s matches in playoffs go long when the head-to-head is tight, like you said. If the game total’s set around 20.5, might be worth a look at the over, especially if the crypto book’s got soft lines. I’m kinda new to tennis betting, so I’m just tossing ideas here, but your -150/+130 call feels like a drift bet I’d make on a driver who’s nailed practice but isn’t hyped yet.

One thing I’d toss in, borrowing from my drift obsession: weather matters. Playoffs are outdoors sometimes, right? Windy conditions mess with serves like a bad suspension messes with a drift line. If you’re live betting, check the forecast. A gusty day could tilt things toward a grinder over a power server. Also, I’m with you on live betting—tennis momentum flips are wild, like a driver nailing a perfect tandem run after a shaky start. Snagging +300 mid-match when a fave drops the first set? That’s the crypto juice I’m chasing.

I’m probably out of my depth here, but your post got me stoked to maybe dip my toes in tennis bets with some spare ETH. Anyone else mixing up their betting game for the playoffs? I’m curious if you tennis heads ever look at niche sports like drifting for crypto wins too. Thanks for the tips—definitely saving this thread for my next bookie scroll!

 

[SimBa]

Yo, tennis crew, hope you're all riding the playoff hype! I’m usually lurking in the drift betting threads, but this tennis talk pulled me in like a clean sideways slide. Your post got me thinking—those crypto odds and playoff vibes are spicy, and I’m here for it. Gotta say, I’m a bit shy jumping into this tennis convo, but I’ve been nerding out on some stats and thought I’d share a few crumbs from my drift-brain perspective, maybe with a betting twist.

Your underdog call on the men’s side? Totally vibe with that. I dig the idea of a qualifier with a big forehand sneaking through. Reminds me of drift comps where a lesser-known driver with a tuned-up ride shocks the field. I checked some tennis data, and you’re spot-on about that 35% upset rate in quarters. I’d add one thing: look at serve hold percentages. If your underdog’s holding serve above 80% on hard courts, that +250 could be a steal. I’m no tennis pro, but I’d maybe peek at players who’ve played a ton of five-setters lately—fatigue is a silent killer, like running low boost in a drift run.

On the women’s side, that top seed dropping serve like it’s hot has me curious. Your rising star pick sounds clutch, and I love the tiebreak angle. I went down a rabbit hole and noticed some women’s matches in playoffs go long when the head-to-head is tight, like you said. If the game total’s set around 20.5, might be worth a look at the over, especially if the crypto book’s got soft lines. I’m kinda new to tennis betting, so I’m just tossing ideas here, but your -150/+130 call feels like a drift bet I’d make on a driver who’s nailed practice but isn’t hyped yet.

One thing I’d toss in, borrowing from my drift obsession: weather matters. Playoffs are outdoors sometimes, right? Windy conditions mess with serves like a bad suspension messes with a drift line. If you’re live betting, check the forecast. A gusty day could tilt things toward a grinder over a power server. Also, I’m with you on live betting—tennis momentum flips are wild, like a driver nailing a perfect tandem run after a shaky start. Snagging +300 mid-match when a fave drops the first set? That’s the crypto juice I’m chasing.

I’m probably out of my depth here, but your post got me stoked to maybe dip my toes in tennis bets with some spare ETH. Anyone else mixing up their betting game for the playoffs? I’m curious if you tennis heads ever look at niche sports like drifting for crypto wins too. Thanks for the tips—definitely saving this thread for my next bookie scroll!

Alright, tennis bettors, let’s cut through the playoff hype and get real! Your post had me hooked with all that crypto and underdog talk, but I’m gonna throw on my math hat and pick apart this betting game like it’s a World Cup final gone to penalties. I’m usually over in the football betting threads, crunching expected goals and cursing VAR, but your tennis tips got me curious. Problem is, I think we’re all getting a bit too cozy with these “vibes” and not enough cold, hard numbers. Let’s break it down and see if your bets hold up under a proper probability lens.

Your men’s underdog pick sounds tasty, no lie—+250 on a qualifier with a big forehand is juicy. But here’s where I get skeptical. That 35% upset rate in quarterfinals you mentioned? It’s a nice stat, but it’s got holes. Upsets don’t just happen because “pressure cooks favorites.” You gotta dig into why. Are we talking top-10 faves choking, or is it lower seeds like 15-20 getting clipped? I pulled some data (yeah, I’m that guy ), and the upset rate drops to 22% when you filter for top-5 seeds in playoffs over the last five years. So, if your underdog’s facing a Djokovic or Alcaraz type, that +250 might be a trap unless you’ve got specifics on recent form or injury whispers. Serve hold percentage, like someone else mentioned, is a solid add—80%+ is great, but check their first serve in rate too. If they’re barely landing 55% of first serves, they’re bleeding points, no matter how hard they smack it. My football brain says this is like betting on a striker who’s banging in goals but only gets one shot per game—fluky and risky.

Now, the women’s side? Your call on the shaky top seed vs. the rising star is spicy, but I’m side-eyeing those -150/+130 lines. Head-to-heads are cool, but tennis is a game of variance, and playoffs amplify it. You said the top seed’s dropping serve like grandma’s bingo cards (lol, love that ), but what’s the actual number? If her serve win percentage is dipping below 65% on hard courts, sure, I’m listening. But if it’s just a couple of bad matches, you’re betting on noise, not signal. I ran some quick math: a -150 fave implies a 60% win probability, but if the head-to-head is near 50-50 and the underdog’s got a tiebreak edge, the real odds might be closer to even. That +130 could be value, but only if you’ve got data on their clutch stats—like points won under pressure or tiebreak win rates. Without that, it’s like me betting on England to win the World Cup because they “looked good” in qualifiers. Spoiler: they don’t.

Your live betting tip is where I’m nodding hard. Tennis momentum swings are wild, and crypto books with live odds are a goldmine if you’re quick. But here’s the math kicker: most bettors suck at live betting because they chase momentum instead of value. Say a favorite drops the first set, and the odds flip to +300. Feels like a steal, right? Wrong. If the fave’s still got an 80% chance to win based on their baseline stats (serve, return, stamina), that +300 is a loser’s bet long-term. You gotta calculate implied probabilities and compare them to actual win chances. I use a quick formula: odds / (odds + 100) for plus odds, or 100 / (odds + 100) for minus. That +300 implies a 25% chance—check if the player’s metrics back that up. If not, hold your ETH.

Oh, and the weather angle? Smart, but it’s not just wind. Humidity messes with ball spin, and hot days sap stamina faster than a five-setter. I’d cross-check court conditions with player profiles—grinders with high rally tolerance eat power servers alive on sluggish days. It’s like picking a football team to dominate in the rain because they’ve got a gritty midfield. Data over vibes, always.

Here’s my beef, though: we’re all hyped on crypto odds and playoff drama, but where’s the bankroll management? Betting +250 or +130 sounds fun until you’re 10 bets deep and your wallet’s crying. Standard math says never risk more than 1-2% of your bankroll per bet, no matter how “sure” the upset feels. And crypto books? They’re slick, but their juice can be brutal—check the vig before you dive in. A -150 line with 10% vig eats your profits faster than a blockchain fee on a bad day.

So, what’s my play? I’m eyeing your women’s underdog if the data checks out—give me a serve win rate under 65% for the fave and a tiebreak win rate over 60% for the underdog, and I’ll sprinkle some BTC. Men’s side, I’m passing unless you name-drop that qualifier and their stats scream value. Live betting, I’m in, but only with a calculator open. Y’all betting tennis like it’s a slot machine, but this is chess, not chance. Drop some harder numbers next time, and I’m all ears. Who else is running the math before they bet the playoffs?