I am an agent for a bookie. I get 20% of the losses on my accounts. What if today I bet say
Rutgers -3.5 for $100 on one account
Fresno +3.5 for $100 on another account
I lose 10% on the losing bet but still get 20% of the losing bet netting me 10% profit of what I bet?
So if I bet $1000 on Rutgers and $1000 on Fresno I would be netting a $100 profit every game I do this for?
Or is it not like that beacause I am taking from my 20% of losses by winning. I'm so confused by this :think2:
Anyone know if there is a way to be profitable by getting 20% of losses on all accounts.
Rutgers -3.5 for $100 on one account
Fresno +3.5 for $100 on another account
I lose 10% on the losing bet but still get 20% of the losing bet netting me 10% profit of what I bet?
So if I bet $1000 on Rutgers and $1000 on Fresno I would be netting a $100 profit every game I do this for?
Or is it not like that beacause I am taking from my 20% of losses by winning. I'm so confused by this :think2:
Anyone know if there is a way to be profitable by getting 20% of losses on all accounts.