Novel & Cerita The Logic Of Sports Betting

Why did the thought of truly breaking Vivian Hayes make something inside him recoil? He shook the thought away. A bet was a bet. And he never lost.

He shrugged slightly. Jasper nodded, his cheeks pinking again. Under the table, his knee pressed against Reid’s. “Okay,” Reid continued, pointing to the blackboard. “People make bets on all the fights, on who they think will win or lose. If you look at the fights, see the people carrying the books. They’re staff. The only bets you can make are through those staff. The earnings from those who lose their money are divided between the house, the fighter, and back to the people who bet correctly. The more losers, the better the profits for everyone.”

"What's your idea?" "For example, there are only two choices in a betting game. It's either win or lose," Jayce started explaining. "You want Brighton to win, but who's going to be the reason why Brighton wins? Right now, everyone thinks we're here for Colette. Hence, 80% of the people will bet on her winning. But if it's someone else in the end, it means they've lost, doesn't it?" Victoria wished she could take notes. "Jayce, you are indeed an unremarkable gambling genius! Looks like my teachings didn't go to waste," she teased.

He asked, not understanding the logic behind her skyrocketing the bet. “Simple. It's to rile them up. I'm sure their egos will be stained, and they will want to increase their betting f*e, and we will in turn cash out a huge amount.” She explained as her smile widened at her logic. “You sound confident that you're winning for sure. I like the spirit. It's contagious, but you don't have to overwork yourself.” He said as he went ahead to place the bet. He didn't want to sound delusional, but he didn't have his hope raised either. Their names have always been at the bottom since they started their university education, but he was ready to lose as much as a thousand dollars just to satisfy her.