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19.07 USD +0.37 (+1.95%)

Nov 10, 2026, 2:57 PM EST

18.07 Day range 19.50
18.51 52-week range 36.24
YTD
-44.67%
1 year
-37.57%

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Bill Baker DKNG 9 months ago #11

John has become annoying on this site. We’re all losing. Just shut the hell up

Digger DKNG 9 months ago #12

Point shaving has always been picking the winner but the margin is below expectations. Reality. 1. Coach pulls his starters with a good lead. 2. Coach inserts his bench , his freshmen , his seniors who have never started. 3. Team plays not to lose and blows a lead. 4. Players are in the heat of a conference and are saving it for the next game. 5. Teams are using the clock. 6. Losing team fouls to extend the game. The list is endless. You always allow a safe margin when choosing those negative spreads.

Digger DKNG 10 months ago #13

I love U of Georgia. How the hell did I bet in favor of Ole Miss . I thought it would be so much fun if they won. And it was .

Bill Baker DKNG 10 months ago #15

Mike Adam’s. They will just wait for the smaller company’s in Chicago and NY to leave and take the lions share w FanDuel

Bill Baker DKNG 11 months ago #16

DraftKings reminds me of me ex wife. She has f’d me over from day I, but I still love her…

Digger DKNG 11 months ago #17

Duh. Uh. What?
Gaming commissions are controlled ( appointed ). Call it what you want but courts will uphold state taxes, revenues, fees, on predictions WAGERS.. state by state by state. It’s predictable. I’ll wager you on it…I’ve been saying it 4 Eva.

Bill Baker DKNG 12 months ago #18

Flut green, while DK’s flutters…

Digger DKNG 1 year ago #20

A bear trap is a market phenomenon where a stock appears to be declining, attracting short sellers, but then suddenly reverses, triggering a short squeeze that drives prices higher.
Traders can spot bear traps by looking for unusual volume spikes, sharp price declines followed by rapid reversals, and patterns around key events like earnings reports.
Risk management is crucial, and traders can avoid bear traps by using technical confirmation, avoiding oversold stocks, and setting stop-losses.

Newbies: I kept telling you not to liquidate. Guys you just experienced a classic bear trap. I came a hair from disaster.. but if you survived just know some experienced traders just got their rear ends handed to them.