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My Guy Elio & I were BACK AT IT AGAIN Last Night, on "The Unscripted Sportscast"!! We were BLESSED to have Anton Popov, from Warner University & Barton College, join us to share his journey towards the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft!! From his roots in Raleigh, NC... All the way to the FBS Tropical Bowl, this young man has PUT THE WORK IN on the field & in the classroom!! We want to wish him the BEST OF LUCK in his preparations for the Draft & We VERY MUCH APPRECIATE him taking the time to join us and talk some Football!! KEEP UP THE GRIND BROTHER & I FIRMLY BELIEVE the Future is BRIGHT no matter what road life takes you down!! KEEP AN EYE OUT FOLKS for another HIDDEN GEM in the 2025 NFL Draft!!!!
Quick Note On Managing Risk When You Fat Finger It
Sometimes you take the wrong bet by accident. Maybe you selected the wrong team and you didn't double check your bet before sending it. Maybe you hit an extra zero by mistake. Maybe you made two selections and your betting platform assumed you wanted to parlay the two (this happened to me on my very first day of BetOnline, I had to get in contact with staff to undo the bet). Perhaps even you placed a bet twice because you forgot that you already placed it yesterday (I've done that too). For whatever reason, mistakes happen and sometimes said mistakes expose you to risk that is beyond that your bankroll management allows.
There are a couple of simple ways to rebalance your positions at the cost of the overround. If you are on a tradeable bet platform, it's as simple as selling your position. If you are on a platform that doesn't allow you to cash out (such as BetOnline), this is where it can be more tricky. The method however is to Dutch ...