Interested in trying my hand at sports betting, I decided to deposit $30 into a Sportsbook account last week. Since then, I have done quite well, and had turned the original amount into about $200. Then tonight came along. I lost every single one of the nine line bets I placed tonight, not even kidding. Poof, there goes the money. Has anyone ever heard of such a bad night? ^<<^ Of well, what can you do? Im just glad I was not farther ahead when this happened, or I would probably be a lot more upset. But it brings up an interesting question... What is the point of all this if a night will eventually come along that sets you back to 0?
jw did u up your bets from the normal amount?? cuz i was up 350 on $10 bets and i figured since i was so hot id up it to 20 for normal plays and 35-40 for strong plays and i lost it all to being down 66, its happens just got to have sound money management, stay cool and try not layin more than -200 (more or less) because they do lose and when they do they hurt realy bad
try to keep at it, follow accuscore for a couple more tries itll come around there is no for sure bet ever but that system is pretty reliable, just remember: just because its hitting 14 days in a row doesnt mean it wont come down and that it will come right back after, runs happen both ways, for and against you so be cautious and try not to back public picks! gl in the future
try to keep at it, follow accuscore for a couple more tries itll come around there is no for sure bet ever but that system is pretty reliable, just remember: just because its hitting 14 days in a row doesnt mean it wont come down and that it will come right back after, runs happen both ways, for and against you so be cautious and try not to back public picks! gl in the future
Well, 30$ might mean something, especially when he had the opportunity to withdraw a profit of 170$. As a beginner, i was devastated and depressed for days for losing $200. After a year, it was losing thousands.
My advice is that if you aren't willing to do the research or have a good method of money management, then don't play. It's going to affect you psychologically
My advice is that if you aren't willing to do the research or have a good method of money management, then don't play. It's going to affect you psychologically
