Exactly right flopper.
Exactly right flopper.
You bet 7.5K of a total bankroll of 18.5K- 40% of your total bankroll-on 1 game???? Find another pastime.
You bet 7.5K of a total bankroll of 18.5K- 40% of your total bankroll-on 1 game???? Find another pastime.
Bankroll management is the biggest myth in gambling, It's a myth created by these sportsbook promoted gambling websites to make us ignore the bigger picture. What every gambler/investor needs is a philosophy, As an investor/gambler you should ask yourself what am I going to put my money on? 98 % of gamblers bet games on their own merit without having any strict regimental belief or principles.
Are you a guy who backs small favourites when everyone is doubting them and are backing the underdog? Are you a guy who backs huge underdogs when there is no conceivable way they can cover the spread other than the sheer fact that the favourite underestimates them and the line value gives you a major edge? Are you a guy who only bets on marquee match ups where you are good at gauging which side wants it a bit more and can find an edge in the line?
By having a strict betting philosophy will in turn limit your bets to the point where you are betting more quality over quantity, That in turn will help you get over losses easier, As one loss won't change the bigger picture, If you can find a philosophy that is proven to do well, You won't get the urge to chase and in turn will be more patient, That patience will also limit your overall attachment to bets, So every bet you place will get you excited the same, Instead of one bet giving you less of a strong feeling and another giving you a game of the year vibe, That will in turn take care of how much money you invest on each game.
You can have all the bankroll management structures in place, If you don't know what bets have your name on them sooner or later you will lose a bet and chase.
Bankroll management is the biggest myth in gambling, It's a myth created by these sportsbook promoted gambling websites to make us ignore the bigger picture. What every gambler/investor needs is a philosophy, As an investor/gambler you should ask yourself what am I going to put my money on? 98 % of gamblers bet games on their own merit without having any strict regimental belief or principles.
Are you a guy who backs small favourites when everyone is doubting them and are backing the underdog? Are you a guy who backs huge underdogs when there is no conceivable way they can cover the spread other than the sheer fact that the favourite underestimates them and the line value gives you a major edge? Are you a guy who only bets on marquee match ups where you are good at gauging which side wants it a bit more and can find an edge in the line?
By having a strict betting philosophy will in turn limit your bets to the point where you are betting more quality over quantity, That in turn will help you get over losses easier, As one loss won't change the bigger picture, If you can find a philosophy that is proven to do well, You won't get the urge to chase and in turn will be more patient, That patience will also limit your overall attachment to bets, So every bet you place will get you excited the same, Instead of one bet giving you less of a strong feeling and another giving you a game of the year vibe, That will in turn take care of how much money you invest on each game.
You can have all the bankroll management structures in place, If you don't know what bets have your name on them sooner or later you will lose a bet and chase.
The problem isnt you didnt win the Seattle bet and woulda been up 24k, since then this post would have been delayed a week or so and it woulda said" I won a huge SB bet and was up 24K, and then....."
The problem is you. You are raising you bet levels to preposterous propotions relative to your bankroll. Pressing while hot is one thing, but betting 7.5/18 aint gonna work in the long run, because even if you hit, the next bet will be 10/24 or 13/25.....You can imagine that a book like 5dimes has all the time and money in the world to sit there and let you piss it all away....
Press when hot, but dont sell the farm to buy the cow.
The problem isnt you didnt win the Seattle bet and woulda been up 24k, since then this post would have been delayed a week or so and it woulda said" I won a huge SB bet and was up 24K, and then....."
The problem is you. You are raising you bet levels to preposterous propotions relative to your bankroll. Pressing while hot is one thing, but betting 7.5/18 aint gonna work in the long run, because even if you hit, the next bet will be 10/24 or 13/25.....You can imagine that a book like 5dimes has all the time and money in the world to sit there and let you piss it all away....
Press when hot, but dont sell the farm to buy the cow.
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