I know I am in the minority here, but I don't think taking time off is always the answer. If you are a technical capper(no hunch betting, feel betting, totally based on stats and trends) then taking time off doesn't do a thing because your #s are telling you what to bet not your hot and cold streak. A better question too ask in my opinion is when you were at your all time high did you increase your wager?If the ansewer is yes then that maybe where your problem lies.As I have stated before bet the same amount per unit the entire season so you are winning and losing the same amount on all the good and bad bounces. I never adjust my per unit amounts until the season is over in each sport. I have seen too many people including myself with profitable records but lost money because they adjusted their units at the end.
Justmyopinion.
Justmyopinion.
Well i think it depends on how visceral or clinical you are when you gamble, inasmuch as we all get the same rush, some people are very passionate about certain picks they have as faves due to sentimental reasons, some are cold as ice and hold no loyalties or favorites. Passionate players, of course, fans, bet with their heart, and clinicals do it on an odds basis, never let your heart get in the way of your objectivity.
