I'd like to introduce myself to the board. I worked with Fezzik for a little bit in the early 2000s, I briefly worked with the Hizzle team before going solo and was a friend of Big Al, the Eight of Clubs, and the Midnight Cowboy, retired in 2012 to the Atlantic City area to spend more time with my grandkids.
It seems like on a board like this, where new bettors are learning from long time pros like Fezzik, there's a lot of strong reactions to short term downswings. They are part of the game and they happen all of the time. Fezzik is a long time pro and has had good weekends and bad, and I see Fezzik is up over 110 units just in two and a half years on Pregame. That's pretty incredible, if you were just betting 1% per unit, which is conservative, you've more than doubled your money tailing his picks.
But being a long term winner isn't something as simple as +2u one weekend, +4u the next, +3u the next, +4u the next etc. Everyone would love to consistently win every weekend but that just isnt the way it works. Even the best of the best only win 60% of the time, which is right in line with Fezzik's best bet record on Pregame, 55-33. So the path to +110 units is often more like +6, -4, +5, -3, +1, -2, +5, -3, and so on.
You need the MONEY MANAGEMENT and DISCIPLINE to ride out the bad streaks, and then when you identify a hot streak, you press your edge. I would not be concerned at all with Fezzik having one bad weekend. He is a long term winning pro who's been a proven winner for 20 years, and I don't know anyone who has anywhere near his documented winning record (2 Hiltons, lots of other contests, and so on.)