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INVESTMENT PLAN This is my investment Plan. Here's the part that shocks most ameteurs...Picking 54% - 60% winners over thecourse of theseason (an average of 3 plays per day. Hard to beleive? Not only is it true it also protects youagainst prolonged losing streaks that are common in sports betting. FOLLOW ME... 3 PLAYS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE $29.00 DAILY
Money management is something often overlooked and also something that is vital in being successful at sports betting. In fact there are many good handicappers that can pick games at a high rate of return but they fail to actually pocket anything because they don't have clear program to do so. I am going to attempt to sway those of you that are floundering with this most important part of sports wagering. BANKROLL BANKROLL UNIT BET Successful sports gamblers view the sports betting marketplace like a business or investment opportunity. How do the "sharp bettors" profit in the long run? How do they get their edge? We look at how professional money managers earn long-term excess returns and how we can apply similar techniques to help us in our sports handicapping. Some investors seek value by being contrarian investors. Others are momentum investors. Another strategy is to follow the lead of "smart investors" such as successful fund managers or famous investors like Warren Buffett. We'll see what similarities we can find in the sports investing arena. The information on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Use of this information is in violation of any federal, state, or local laws is prohibited. Many will dismiss outright the ability to make good returns on your investment through the medium of sports betting. It is not really surprising as betting is hard work, solitary, and you have to grind out thousands of bets to get your returns. Generally I have found that sports betting produces bettor,average returns year on year. It is tougher psychologically as you generally act in a lone capacity. No corporate social or support structure, professional team environment. But then no bosses, politics, you know the score. Betting is also virtually recession proof,lets face it only a huge war might disrupt the national sports schedule. Sports markets are not influenced by the economy. You will love it or hate it It may seem like I’m making comparisons between apples and oranges when talking about SPORTS INVESTING and investing in the STOCK MARKET! But the truth of the matter is, both situations need the man behind the BETS to have made an in depth study, of all of the key statistical data, company employees or team/player personal and their management and ownership and their past performances! Both must usually either show the ability for upward momentum, or show the ability as a whole to fulfill your belief in them as solid proposition at the price being asked!price being asked! INVESTMENT PLAN If you have what it takes to be emotionless when it comes to the outcome of games and veiw your sports betting not as gambling but as any other investment you have in your portfolio, then you will be amazed at the huge R.O.I.(return on investment) potential that a smart bettor has. Here is the breakdown of the investment... First off, you must have a bankroll set aside exclusively for betting. This is your investment. Here's the part that shocks most ameteurs...Picking 55% winners over the course of 1000 plays (an average of 3 plays per day for 1 year) will double your money. Hard to beleive? Not only is it true it also protects you against prolonged losing streaks that are common in sports betting. Let me explain.... 55% winners over 1000 plays breaks down as follow...550 wins 450 losses. Add 45 to the losses for the vig and do the math...550-450-45=55 net wins. Since you will be playing over 20 plays per week you don't want to risk more than 2% of your bankroll per game.Let's say your BR is $50,000. That makes you a $1000 per game player. It is IMPERATIVE not to move off of that amount NO MATTER WHAT. That's the size player you chose to be when you made your investment. So after 1000 plays at 55% winners nets you $55,000, more than doubling your investment. See if Meryll Lynch has a mutual fund with that kind of return. Of course, there is still a risk of losing your bankroll even with this approach. Simply go 50% for 1000 games and you're broke (500 wins - 500 losses - 50 vig = 50 net losses x $1,000 / game =$50,000 loss). Or go 48% over 500 games to be down $46,000 @ $1,000 / game (240-260-26=46 net losses). That's why I must emphasize that it's not as easy as it seems to go 55%-58% over the long haul. The linemaker is extremely accurate in the number he gives the bookmakers. With today's technology it is fairly easy to come up with a "good" number on a game by running recent stats and trends through computers along with injury reports and wheather conditions. All of this same information used to make the line is readily available to everyone online. That's why, as mentioned earlier, we're not conventional handicappers. By toiling over stats and trends you're just rehashing the linemakers work. He already used the same info to make the line that the average bettor uses to pick games.. We tend to overthink what sports betting is and how to make money from it. In the most basic terms, sports betting is simply an investment, just like buying a house or putting money in the stock market. And, just like any other investment, your success in sports betting will be directly proportional to the amount of risk you incur. You'll often find people, even myself, telling you that sports betting is not a "Get Rich Quick" scheme. The fact is, however, that it CAN be. But, if you pursue the "Get Rich Quick" angle, you should also be prepared for the case where your effort turns into a "Go Broke Quick" accomplishment. If you are in a position in life that allows for great risk, then go for it. If not, you should adopt a more conservative stance. Picking the Right Handicapping Service Once you have decided that investing in a capper service is worth it, it is now time to decide which service is right for you. There are plenty of legitimate services out there, but there are probably about ten times that many scam sites. We're going to give you some pointers in how to spot a keeper, and how to dismiss the scam. ? That Service a Scam?
Other than following these two points, you need to rely on your common sense to spot the scams. If a service sounds too good to be true then it probably is. ?Which Legitimate Service Should I pick?After concluding that a service is legitimate you must look at the cost-benefit ratio of each service. If you can only afford to place $1 bets then you will obviously be more concerned with the price of the service than the projected ROI (return on investment). However, if you are placing $10,000 bets then your only real concern is the ROI as the cost of the service will almost nothing relative to the wager size. Most people will fall somewhere in between these two extremes. For all of you that do fall in the middle, it's time to bust out a calculator and figure out which service is going to make you the most money. DOCUMENTED SERVICE
Money management is something often overlooked and also something that is vital in being successful at sports betting. In fact there are many good handicappers that can pick games at a high rate of return but they fail to actually pocket anything because they don't have clear program to do so. I am going to attempt to sway those of you that are floundering with this most important part of sports wagering. BANKROLL BANKROLL UNIT BET Successful sports gamblers view the sports betting marketplace like a business or investment opportunity. How do the "sharp bettors" profit in the long run? How do they get their edge? We look at how professional money managers earn long-term excess returns and how we can apply similar techniques to help us in our sports handicapping. Some investors seek value by being contrarian investors. Others are momentum investors. Another strategy is to follow the lead of "smart investors" such as successful fund managers or famous investors like Warren Buffett. We'll see what similarities we can find in the sports investing arena. The information on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Use of this information is in violation of any federal, state, or local laws is prohibited. Many will dismiss outright the ability to make good returns on your investment through the medium of sports betting. It is not really surprising as betting is hard work, solitary, and you have to grind out thousands of bets to get your returns. Generally I have found that sports betting produces bettor,average returns year on year. It is tougher psychologically as you generally act in a lone capacity. No corporate social or support structure, professional team environment. But then no bosses, politics, you know the score. Betting is also virtually recession proof,lets face it only a huge war might disrupt the national sports schedule. Sports markets are not influenced by the economy. You will love it or hate it It may seem like I’m making comparisons between apples and oranges when talking about SPORTS INVESTING and investing in the STOCK MARKET! But the truth of the matter is, both situations need the man behind the BETS to have made an in depth study, of all of the key statistical data, company employees or team/player personal and their management and ownership and their past performances! Both must usually either show the ability for upward momentum, or show the ability as a whole to fulfill your belief in them as solid proposition at the price being asked!price being asked! INVESTMENT PLAN If you have what it takes to be emotionless when it comes to the outcome of games and veiw your sports betting not as gambling but as any other investment you have in your portfolio, then you will be amazed at the huge R.O.I.(return on investment) potential that a smart bettor has. Here is the breakdown of the investment... First off, you must have a bankroll set aside exclusively for betting. This is your investment. Here's the part that shocks most ameteurs...Picking 55% winners over the course of 1000 plays (an average of 3 plays per day for 1 year) will double your money. Hard to beleive? Not only is it true it also protects you against prolonged losing streaks that are common in sports betting. Let me explain.... 55% winners over 1000 plays breaks down as follow...550 wins 450 losses. Add 45 to the losses for the vig and do the math...550-450-45=55 net wins. Since you will be playing over 20 plays per week you don't want to risk more than 2% of your bankroll per game.Let's say your BR is $50,000. That makes you a $1000 per game player. It is IMPERATIVE not to move off of that amount NO MATTER WHAT. That's the size player you chose to be when you made your investment. So after 1000 plays at 55% winners nets you $55,000, more than doubling your investment. See if Meryll Lynch has a mutual fund with that kind of return. Of course, there is still a risk of losing your bankroll even with this approach. Simply go 50% for 1000 games and you're broke (500 wins - 500 losses - 50 vig = 50 net losses x $1,000 / game =$50,000 loss). Or go 48% over 500 games to be down $46,000 @ $1,000 / game (240-260-26=46 net losses). That's why I must emphasize that it's not as easy as it seems to go 55%-58% over the long haul. The linemaker is extremely accurate in the number he gives the bookmakers. With today's technology it is fairly easy to come up with a "good" number on a game by running recent stats and trends through computers along with injury reports and wheather conditions. All of this same information used to make the line is readily available to everyone online. That's why, as mentioned earlier, we're not conventional handicappers. By toiling over stats and trends you're just rehashing the linemakers work. He already used the same info to make the line that the average bettor uses to pick games.. We tend to overthink what sports betting is and how to make money from it. In the most basic terms, sports betting is simply an investment, just like buying a house or putting money in the stock market. And, just like any other investment, your success in sports betting will be directly proportional to the amount of risk you incur. You'll often find people, even myself, telling you that sports betting is not a "Get Rich Quick" scheme. The fact is, however, that it CAN be. But, if you pursue the "Get Rich Quick" angle, you should also be prepared for the case where your effort turns into a "Go Broke Quick" accomplishment. If you are in a position in life that allows for great risk, then go for it. If not, you should adopt a more conservative stance. Picking the Right Handicapping Service Once you have decided that investing in a capper service is worth it, it is now time to decide which service is right for you. There are plenty of legitimate services out there, but there are probably about ten times that many scam sites. We're going to give you some pointers in how to spot a keeper, and how to dismiss the scam. ? That Service a Scam?
Other than following these two points, you need to rely on your common sense to spot the scams. If a service sounds too good to be true then it probably is. ?Which Legitimate Service Should I pick?After concluding that a service is legitimate you must look at the cost-benefit ratio of each service. If you can only afford to place $1 bets then you will obviously be more concerned with the price of the service than the projected ROI (return on investment). However, if you are placing $10,000 bets then your only real concern is the ROI as the cost of the service will almost nothing relative to the wager size. Most people will fall somewhere in between these two extremes. For all of you that do fall in the middle, it's time to bust out a calculator and figure out which service is going to make you the most money. |
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