Scared? Moi? I guess you missed the post where I said.... Wanna bet?
I'll bet anyone willing that the Vikings do not win the NFC Championship.
So, in other words, you're offering the Vikings versus
the entire field.
The current odds on the Vikings winning the NFC as of November 10 is 11:4.
NFL Future Book Odds at VegasInsider.com, the leader in Sportsbook and Gaming information -
In other words, you are willing to offer a 26.7% chance on the Vikings, while you take the 73.3% probability.
That's mighty generous of you.
But then again, you did say
Disclaimer: If you are retarded enough to think the Vikes will be in the SB, then this thread isn't for you.
I hereby GUARANTEE that the Vikings do not win the NFC this year.
The only question is who will knock them out of the playoffs this time?
Which team will shut down Peterson, forcing Favre to get ur done, which in turn will lead to him shitting the bed like he does?
You are are willing to
guarantee that the Vikings won't win the Super Bowl. Frankly, I have no idea how you are able to make such a guarantee, unless you're Ed Hochley and you'll be refereeing the Vikes in the playoffs and you've taken a bribe.
A guarantee implies certainty. Since you are therefore certain that the Vikings will lose, that means the odds of Minnesota going to the Super Bowl is 0%. If someone knows for certain the outcome of anything, and is able to profit from it, one is a fool not to do so. Since you are willing to guarantee a certainty, you should be willing to offer up any odds.If it is certain there is 0% the Vikings will go to the Super Bowl, only a fool would be willing to take the opposite side of that bet. I am willing to be that fool.
Thus, I am willing to offer this bet. I will offer $10 to the charity of your choice at 100:1 odds, meaning that you would have to pay $1000 to the charity of my choice if you are wrong. But of course, you won't be wrong because there is 0% chance you being wrong. So I can offer any odds, but that is irrelevant because it is certain the Vikes have a 0% chance of getting to the Super Bowl.
Now, 100:1 odds may sound like a lot, but to the person who understands chance and randomness, if something is certain, it is in fact remarkably cheap. No price is too high because the real odds are 100:0. For example, I am certain that tomorrow, the sun will rise in the east, and I am willing to offer odds of 1,000,000,000:1 that the sun will rise in the east. Who is willing to take the other side of that bet, since it is guaranteed the sun will rise in the east tomorrow? I could offer a google to 1 odds, and I still would win because the real odds are 0% of anything else happening.
There's your bet. Are we on?