I kind of agree with Fish here in that I don't quite follow the point. At the end of the day a profit is what you're looking for. But if you are betting 10$ a game the amount of possible profit you can earn is miniscule. It takes money to make money. Risk/reward.WorldRunner said:Those who have the highest return on their investment are the succesful ones. Doesn't matter how much $$$ you bet or make... IMO.
Betguy, do youBetguy said:Most of the larger fish at our firm wager from 15k-20k per night in NBA. That figure includes straight plays, parlays and teasers. In the long run I try to gross +/- 7.50-8.00% of the total dollars bet year-in and year-out. Win some, lose some... but 8% is our magic number. These guys are what I would consider "squares" that are'nt dangerous like some of the cats (aka sharps) that are lurking around here at this site.
Hope this helps.
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I don't play at books which offer bonuses. I've often said that I wish books wouldn't give them at all. So how about you simply don't say anything at all...when you don't have anything accurate to say.bigbet1234 said:I think he is referring to bonus whoreing! Those 20%'s really help his bottom line!!:biglaugh: j/k
It seems like books don't book for 50/50 action anymore. They all do their best to fight for the square to play at their book because they know that over the long run...each and every one of those squares will end up losing big to the book.THE SHRINK said:IF I were a Bookmaker, I'd LIMIT the sharpies but not throw them out. If they want to clue me in on the RIGHT side for the price I am willing to allow them to bet, then why not?
THE SHRINK