2nd part first,, yes i consider baseball and hockey to be my most profitable sports, (they are close).. i can manipulate money management better with these two sports,, money management is crucial.. I cant exactly tell you why i got taken out of my element and did stupid things, i got carried away with the run line and the totals, those are two things that i play very selective and almost never play the run line, i also played too many games, i cant really tell you why.. i normally start each season for every sport with a $5000 bankroll.. exactly as i did here, well i dropped half of it before i caught my head.. i do best when i cap 80-85% sides, i play 1-5 games daily, occasionally 6.. the more i play, it seems the worse that i do. i bet 1-5 units per game, for me thats $100- $500 per game, with about 80-85% of the games for $100.... i consider myself more of a money manager and grinder, this style generally will take care of you in the bad times, then when you get hot, thats when you can press it... im on a 23-7 run on my $500 plays, this is the reason that there is more of them,, i dont mind doing 1 per day, if im hot,, ive got my bankroll safely over $10,000 now and i dont plan on giving it back, ive made up the $2600 that i was down and am up over $5500, i dont plan to ever change anything again.... if and when i get cold, ill simply play fewer games at $100 per game.... thanks for the questions.. also in years past ive done well,, i seem to make between 50-100% return on my $5000 beginning bankroll.. i did this here in the NHL and even the NBA, which i do consider to be the hardest sport to cap.. for me, football is in the middle.. during baseball, it seems that you can almost get inside a team, ive spoken about feeling their mojo.. teams are on a good note or bad, streaks play a very important role in betting baseball...... i consider money management number 1, in capping any sport, streaks number 2, trends number 3 and that includes head to head matchups.... sorry for rambling..