Do You Ever Bet Against Your Favorite Team?

[kaiw0301o]

tried it once and my team won, never felt so conflicted celebrating a loss lmao ?

[gauzekaeon34]

The line about separating emotions hits home because I honestly can't even watch their matches objectively anymore when I have money on them. It turns every misplaced pass into a mini panic attack so I just avoid betting on my own team entirely.

[cutewahid]

Why not..they are making their money too

[lovepuppy9]

yeah ngl if my team looks cooked i'll fade em or just skip teh game, loyalty dont pay the bills bro ?

[lyraevly]

I backed my team every week through a miserable six match losing run, convinced loyalty would somehow shift the odds in my favor.

[bamfav1]

Not at all.

[wickesse1]

Betting against them feels soulless even if the stats scream value, so I just skip the match entirely these days. I lost a chunk once backing them with my heart when their defense was a total trainwreck, and honetsly that stung way less than any profit from fading them ever would.

[frankiwyn]

I bet on Man City to win when my team hadn’t scored in three games, easiest cash ever but felt dirty watching it.

[adeoye73]

Well if I see that's it's very likely they lose, I'll bet against them anytime 😂😂 

[bawika]

Never do that against your favorite club!

[naloriound]

Was the guillt worth the win

[Ehilaz]

I never bet against Manchester United, no matter how badly inform they are. 

[tomh1eqh8y]

yeah i?d ratehr skip teh match than sweat against my own team, loyalty tax is real ngl ?

[Blackivvvy]

only when it's logical

[luxni]

Yea I’ve done it once when the value was staring me right in the face, and honestly it felt so wrong watching the match. I’d rather just skip betting on them entirely now and keep my fandom clean.

[quillelry]

Last month my team played a top 4 side and the starting keeper got food poisoning an hour before kickoff. I slammed the over 3.5 goals on the other side and cashed out by halftime, felt weird but my wallet didn’t complain.

[dinma344]

Bet holds no sentiment