CBB halves take approximately an hour to complete so if you are using the formula and like a 6:30pm pick better than a 6pm pick you have to skip the 6pm pick because it won’t be finished until a little before 7pm
Two 6pm CBB 1st Half picks…
St Francis vs New Haven
Risk on OVER 66.5 (-110) WIN
and/or
Risk on St Francis +3.5 (-110) WIN
Two 6:30pm CBB 1st Half picks…
George Washington vs La Salle
Risk on OVER 69 (-110) WIN
and/or
Miami OH vs E Michigan
Risk on Miami OH -5.5 (-110) WIN
Two 7pm CBB 1st Half picks…
Cincinnati vs Texas Tech
Risk on OVER 67.5 (-110) WIN
and/or
West Virginia vs Oklahoma State
Risk on OVER 67.5 (-110) WIN
Two 7:30pm CBB 1st Half picks…
Southern Indiana vs Morehead State
Risk on Southern Indiana +4.5 (-110) WIN
and/or
Coastal Carolina vs Georgia State
Risk on OVER 66 (-110) LOSS
Two 8pm CBB 1st Half picks…
Bradley vs Illinois Chicago
Risk on Illinois Chicago (-135) ML WIN
and/or
Risk on OVER 66.5 (-110) WIN
Two 8:30pm CBB 1st Half picks…
Minnesota vs Michigan
Risk on OVER 69.5 (-110) LOSS
and/or
Southern Miss vs Arkansas State
Risk on Arkansas State -5 (-110) WIN
that’s a strong stretch no doubt being up that much in 18 picks takes patience and sticking to your system i like that you’re stressing discipline and bankroll management too easy to get caught up when things are rolling at the end of the day just bet smart and keep it fun that’s the keyUsing the formula, UP+16.71u after 18 picks/bets and the 1st pick of the day won so it successfully closed any series left open from yesterdays CBB picks (which would push today’s + unit total higher). Using the formula (or your own money management) there are many multiples of scenarios that can happen based on user decisions (follow, fade, skip, etc) but using the formula 99+% of the possible paths (planned and/or spontaneous) that could be taken will lead to profit. It takes discipline and focus, and it’s not without risk, you can lose your whole bankroll so the Golden Rule of Betting still applies…
NEVER RISK MORE THAN YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE.
Don’t forget that and don’t forget it’s supposed to be fun.