Bad beats 2019

[Ramhock]

Playing since '84, had worst bad beat in 35 years.  Playoff game.  Monday night had Cook, down 14.  Took a nap hour b4 the game, woke at halftime.  Cook had 15.  Ok, will watch a series then nod off.  Only way I can lose is very early fumble/injury (does not return). Bingo.

[purplemonster]

1 hour ago, Ramhock said:

Playing since '84, had worst bad beat in 35 years.  Playoff game.  Monday night had Cook, down 14.  Took a nap hour b4 the game, woke at halftime.  Cook had 15.  Ok, will watch a series then nod off.  Only way I can lose is very early fumble/injury (does not return). Bingo.

Brutal.  Wonder what your chances of losing there probably were.  1-2% maybe?  

Edited December 8, 2019 by purplemonster

[Ramhock]

Thinking .01 - .02%

[heehawks]

Last year superbowl, I was the one who gave the bad beat. Monday night football, up by 3.5, he had Phillip Lindsay.  Didn't think I had a chance. Rushes for 46 yards, which is 3 pts in our league (1 pt/15yds rush), and goes halftime. Supposedly breaks his wrist and doesn't come back. Won by half point in my long time local. Dude was beside himself.

[purplemonster]

3 hours ago, Ramhock said:

Thinking .01 - .02%

At first I thought so too, but then someone could fumble, or lose yards, or both or some weird combination of things.  Probably more than that but still very low.  Hard to know. Regardless it is awful beat for sure.