Grinding Out A Profit Is the only approach to be a winner...

[atlantic10]

When a gambler loses that first dollar, he spends a lifetime trying to get it back.

My estimate is that 95% of all sports gamblers lose, plain and simple, for a variety of reasons. Top two reasons:

1) Poor money management

2 Not getting the best number available

A friend moved out to Vegas three years with a goal of making a living beating the books. He asked for advice on the most effective way to accomplish this. His bankroll was $2000.

My advice was to break it down daily with a starting target of making $40 a day. He laughed an said that wasnt enough. I told him to multiply the $40 x 30 days per month. Monthly Profit = $1200.

He stuck to it and now has a bankroll over $20000.

I found the best to do this and will post an NBA System shortly.

Comments welcome.

 

[krk1030]

IMO targets like that are pointless. You cant control streaks, you will run great at some times and terrible at others. That is the problem making a living gambling, you need enough money that its not a problem if you have a bad month or 2.

 

[Paddywack]

Let's see that system.

 

[tayzler]

IMO targets like that are pointless. You cant control streaks, you will run great at some times and terrible at others. That is the problem making a living gambling, you need enough money that its not a problem if you have a bad month or 2.

Agree...if you are going to be a professional gambler you will undoubtably have hills and valleys and you have to know its not a steady pay check. You need to put some away when you are doing well so you can live when you aren't. It works this way with everything in gambling you will have a bad streak and must have a bankroll you can rely on

 

[atlantic10]

Agree...if you are going to be a professional gambler you will undoubtably have hills and valleys and you have to know its not a steady pay check. You need to put some away when you are doing well so you can live when you aren't. It works this way with everything in gambling you will have a bad streak and must have a bankroll you can rely on

Agree with both of you on streaks. Not denying that.

1) Money management... Minimizing losses during bad runs and maximizing profits during good ones.

My system will use 2) The best possible number and having two chances within the same game to make a profit.

Looking at the late games to possibly get this started.

 

[atlantic10]

First Play: Heat -1.5 1st half (.5 unit)

 

[atlantic10]

Miami -3 2nd half (1 unit)

 

[CarolinaKid]

look to me you are chasing. miami for the 1st was at plus money from 2.5 all the way down to 1.5, stay away from plus money laying pt in the nba.......ck

 

[ilovefootball+]

look to me you are chasing. miami for the 1st was at plus money from 2.5 all the way down to 1.5, stay away from plus money laying pt in the nba.......ck

He is doing this because he believed Miami are going to win!!! That;s why he is chasing miami.

 

[ilovefootball+]

When a gambler loses that first dollar, he spends a lifetime trying to get it back.

My estimate is that 95% of all sports gamblers lose, plain and simple, for a variety of reasons. Top two reasons:

1) Poor money management

2 Not getting the best number available

A friend moved out to Vegas three years with a goal of making a living beating the books. He asked for advice on the most effective way to accomplish this. His bankroll was $2000.

My advice was to break it down daily with a starting target of making $40 a day. He laughed an said that wasnt enough. I told him to multiply the $40 x 30 days per month. Monthly Profit = $1200.

He stuck to it and now has a bankroll over $20000.

I found the best to do this and will post an NBA System shortly.

Comments welcome.

I found a theory worked for me very well. I only bet first half and under half game in college football because I found advantages than betting the whole game.

 

[atlantic10]

Ytd. 1-1 (+.5 units)

Jan10

Charlotte 1st half +2 (.5units)

I LOVE FOOTBALL...I did well with unders as well in college football with the clock running more often and no garbage or overtimes to deal with.

 

[atlantic10]

Milw +1 1st half .5 unit