Spencer S. Smith
01-03-2003, 11:51 AM
Hey there,
I joined a football pool this year. We picked every game, every week against the spread and kept cummulative scores on the season. The winner takes home a good chunk of cash.
So, the regular season is over, an I'm ahead of the field by 4 picks. Each playoff game is worth 2 points (picks) each, so I'm only ahead by 2 games, so to speak.
So there are four playoff games this weekend, and I'm debating how to pick them (remember, still against the spreads). Should I go ahead and pick each game individually and hope to score correctly, or just pick all of the favorites, expecting at least 2 to win, and force the underdogs to make decisions?
I'm leaning towards just going with all the favorites (against the spreads) and let the cards fall where they may.
Any thoughts?
I joined a football pool this year. We picked every game, every week against the spread and kept cummulative scores on the season. The winner takes home a good chunk of cash.
So, the regular season is over, an I'm ahead of the field by 4 picks. Each playoff game is worth 2 points (picks) each, so I'm only ahead by 2 games, so to speak.
So there are four playoff games this weekend, and I'm debating how to pick them (remember, still against the spreads). Should I go ahead and pick each game individually and hope to score correctly, or just pick all of the favorites, expecting at least 2 to win, and force the underdogs to make decisions?
I'm leaning towards just going with all the favorites (against the spreads) and let the cards fall where they may.
Any thoughts?