That's pretty bad. What makes matters worse, I put 250k on every single bet. The only bet I won was the Wraiths vs. Hahalua spread. Which I was stoked about! But it was the worst one to win, only because it was the first game played. It gave me false hope, and for that I despise it. But that's okay, I'm getting more money now, so what better way to get over the loss of money than to bet more money! So let's get into the betting, and hopefully winning!

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Flying High In Philly
 Baltimore Hawks vs Philadelphia Liberty
O/U 48.5 Points

This week is the first week where we see rematches between a few teams, one of them between the two teams at the bottom of the NSFC. Aside from the memes, I think this is a legitimate shot for Baltimore to get their first win. But Philly won't make that easy, and I think there is a great chance for this to be a defensive game. But looking back to the week 4 match up, Philly legitimately blew Baltimore out of the water, or shot out of the sky, en route to a 42-17 victory. For Philadelphia, most of the points came from a balanced rushing game, with 3 different running backs scoring 4 TD's. Surprisingly, Philadelphia is 5th in the league in terms of rush offense, and facing a Baltimore team that is still ranked second to last in rush defense. Judging solely off the last game, I feel like the over is the better bet to take this week.

OVER

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Colorado Yeti? More like Colorado, Yes Please!

 O/U 26.5 Points

As the absolute stud of an RB2 for the Colorado Yeti, I feel as though I am a bit of an expert on the offensive potential of this team. And we've underperformed all season. However, the Yeti are ranked 5th in the league in terms of points per game, and going up against a Sabercats team that is slumping on defense since the release of Rich Triplet bodes well for the over. I would also argue that home field advantage isn't that big of a factor, as San Jose has allowed the over in 4 out of 5 games played at home. I would consider though, that Colorado has underperformed all season, and coming into the season we were expected to be in the top 2 of the NSFC. But I am praying Caliban and the 1st ranked offense in terms of yards can find the end zone against the last ranked pass defense of the Sabercats, cause I am hammering the over for 1.5 mil.

1.5 Mil On The OVER

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So, I am actually pretty down on my abilities to make the correct bets after last week. However, I am nothing if not dumb, so lets do it again! Also, this is all for fun! Yes, I would love to get the most money possible. And yes, I would love to be the premier betting advisor of the ISFL. But here's the thing, I am the only advisor, so for right now I am the top advisor. No competition is good competition! I am also looking to add to the wet bets family, hoping to split the media costs and duties! So PM me if you're interested! But for now, let's make some money! Thanks for reading!

Running Count: 12-11
Total Earnings: -1.25 Million
Money Up This Week: 1.5 Mil on Colorado Over


 QB Colby Jack O/U 298.5 Yards Passing
The Wraiths have an explosive offense. Even though I bet and won on the Hahalua spread last week, I was worried for a while. That is because of the performance by Colby Jack, throwing for over 332 yards. But here's the thing, versus Chicago in week 5, Colby Jack threw for 170 yards. That is nowhere near to the line, and against a Butchers defense that is surprisingly better away from home, I would kill the under. 
UNDER
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 Joe Petrongolo O/U 115.5 Scrimmage Yards

  First off, this is a week to kill overs it seems. As the lead back and offensive weapon for top ranked Berlin, Joseph Petrongolo totaled 180 scrimmage yards in their last meeting with Sarasota, a week 4 win. However, the Sailfish defense has gotten stronger, and the do it all back for the Fire Salamanders has slumped a little bit. I think it's a good bet to take the over, purely because of how many touches Petrongolo gets a game. But if you feel like the slump is going to continue (like the index newspaper experts) then the under isn't a terrible choice.
OVER
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 WR Taro Raimon O/U 87.5 Yards Receiving
I will say it time and time again, always take the under when it comes to receiving totals. Yes, Raimon is 5th in the league in receiving yards, and going up against an Orange County team bodes well for the explosive Outlaw offense. Last time these two teams met, Taro Raimon hit the over, but just barely, with 88 receiving yards. Even though the Otters have won only 1 out of their last 4 games (only beating the winless hawks), their defense has fared well against number 1 WRs. Not only will I never take the over, I would bet the house on the under here. 
UNDER

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(04-16-2021, 07:44 PM)shrub02 Wrote: and here I am scrubbin' it up with my 500k bets.

got 500 on jack over and 500 on petro under