Introduction

[Randizzle14]

OK Guys, it seems we have found a wonderful solution so that all can see my plays and analysis quick and easy without having to sift through page after page.

I will be posting my Plays and analysis in here for each game. Also, any key information I feel is valueable to you all as a "Sports Bettor".

GL, Dizz

 

[Randizzle14]

Things I Deem Important For All "Sports Bettors"

This is all opinion, so take it with a grain of salt.

Veteran, Rookie, Novice, or Pro I want to share a few things that I think ALL will agree on and will help us in the future.

1. Do not Overbet or Overvalue ANY particular play. MONEY MANAGEMENT is the Single Most Important aspect of "Sports Betting".

2. Play within your means and you will ENJOY the great game of College Football Win or Lose!! If you don't have the money right now, but "Love Action" just put $100.00 dollars in your account and wager in $5.00 increments.

3. Shop for lines, try to setup atleast 3 or 4 accounts with reputable sportsbooks. Finding the best line can be the difference in 10-15 Units over the course of a season.

4. Limit the amount of plays you have each week. If you cap games personally, after looking at all angles narrow down your top 5-7 plays. If you tail, read their analysis and then decide for yourself if the games make since. Rate them according to your thoughts based upon their analysis. (Still play only 5-7).

5. Understand each wager placed is YOUR money, and YOU wagered that money. If you lose, you have only YOURSELF to blame. (When one can finally realize this, you will become more successful).

6. KEEP RECORDS. Keep track of EVERY wager placed, I use an excel spread sheet, but you can use whatever you want. This keeps you from lying to yourself about how you are doing over the course of a year.

7. NEVER CHASE!!! If you go on a losing streak (which WILL happen), do not overreact and try and win it all back on "Tuesday night San Diego State Game". If you stay the course and stay logical, you will be back even or on top within the next few weeks.

8. Last but not least, if you go on a cold streak, simply take a few days off. Go spend time with the wife/girlfriend or family and enjoy your life a little. We can all get wrapped up in this secondary world we have created and forget about the great things we put aside for it.

GL, Dizz :toast:

 

[87vette]

:toast:

 

[Randizzle14]

Noticed people asking....

The Randizzle is short for "Randy". When I first decided to get on a posting forum in 2006, I had to decide what my username would be. Could not think of anything original at all, and certainly had no idea this many people would see the name so I chose "Randizzle". Pretty lame I know.

I am a 22 year old college student pursuing a double major in Chemistry/Biology. With aspirations of getting into Med School. I had an older brother who was into "Sports Betting", and being an avid follower of sports in General I became interested. Very soon thereafter, it consumed me. I wanted to find out everything there is too know about Handicapping. I began to research everything I could on the net, and began capping games and keeping a personal record. After I thought I was decent, I began to post on Forums. I have been "Successful" the past two years, but nothing in comparison to this year. I am not a guy that is going to hype myself up and tell you "I'm Great". I understand this is a long term process that WILL have it's ups and downs. I will tell you I AM VERY confident in my capping abilities and do believe I can be successful EVERY year. But not at the rate I am at right now. I like to keep everything in perspective and enjoy the success I am having. I'm glad MANY people have followed and made ALOT of money this year. That's so Awesome.

You wanted to know a little bit about me, so there ya go. Just a guy who happens to be good at analyzing Football Games, and I LOVE doing it.

Dizz

 

[homedawg]

how much are you being paid? congrats

 

[Randizzle14]

A whopping $0.00......and Thanks

 

[hookemdustin]

Dizz I'm in med school in San Antonio TX right now...I hope ur not spending countless hours a day cappin these games instead of getting ur GPA above a 3.5 and studyin for ur MCAT b/c it's gettin bawlz hard to get in med school now! Not doin so hot this week, we need a big weekend!

 

[tbonestk]

Dizz I'm in med school in San Antonio TX right now...I hope ur not spending countless hours a day cappin these games instead of getting ur GPA above a 3.5 and studyin for ur MCAT b/c it's gettin bawlz hard to get in med school now! Not doin so hot this week, we need a big weekend!

Only 3.5?:think2:

BOL with school.:toast:

 

[nickwadden]

solid words man

 

[rickymo]

Keep up the good work dizz!!!!!!!!!!!1

 

[abc]

Dizz I'm in med school in San Antonio TX right now...I hope ur not spending countless hours a day cappin these games instead of getting ur GPA above a 3.5 and studyin for ur MCAT b/c it's gettin bawlz hard to get in med school now! Not doin so hot this week, we need a big weekend!

I'm in the same boat as you and Dizzle. I'm up in Dallas finishing up premed courses and then it's off to UTSW hopefully! BOL to you in capping and in school. Take care!

 

[AConnelly46]

same here diz! im in pre med in ohio right now and will be attending the university of south florida for medical school in '10. Keep working for your dreams and good luck!

 

[Coast2Coast]

What does it say about the decline of rigor in our university system and the work ethic of some of our young people that we have self-proclaimed pre-med majors proudly announcing they are spending time gambling instead of focusing on their school work and earning 4.0 GPAs? Next time I get a young doctor, I guess I should ask him if he ever gambled while in college. A positive answer will lose this patient. I'd rather have a doctor who has actually spent his life focusing on understanding chemistry, biology, and human anatomy rather than understanding point spreads. This guy has dozens of threads, obviously occupying many hours of his time, yet claims he is going to become a doctor? Good luck with that. And by the way, I cure world peace in my spare time.

 

[sparticus]

I used to play some pretty hi stake poker games with a very prominent neurosurgeon who also was a team doctor for an nfl team. These hi stake poker games were played while he was in Med School & he has done quite well for himself & also has helped a lot of others with their medical problems & also i might add that he still gambles.

 

[coutts99]

practicing MD for 18 years//only work part-time now

good luck with your studies

 

[coutts99]

coast a man has to have hobbies

some of my classmates that had gpa's of 4 in med school and pre med are one -dimensional dinks

we all need balance so chill out and bit and let the kid find his way

 

[hookemdustin]

Only 3.5?:think2:

BOL with school.:toast:

Haha I'm already 3 yrs deep in med school, I was just sayin to dizz it takes at least a 3.5 GPA to be a competitive med school applicant along with a good MCAT score.