MLB Picks for Sunday August 9th

I most certainly agree with that logic, and cannot possibly fathom a winning player that does not embrace that mantra.  I think the vast majority of players fail to get that (not referencing the above comment, or thinking of it, but on the site and in the public in general) and seek to win every single day, which I am guessing is because most players wager substantially more than the absolute maximum 10% of their bankroll at any given time, so they are relying on winning.  

I honestly can’t even imagine winning with that mentality.  Expecting and counting on winning every day would have to put the player on ‘tilt’ if they lose two, or even one day and make bad chasing decisions at the very next opportunity.  I lose one, two (rare), or three (extremely rare) days in  row, and I could not care less because I know I will go up that total amount in a day or two everytime.  I just can’t understand the mentality at all, it is awe inspiring to the top level

Don’t ‘hope’ SwayzeWaters, ‘Do’.  I play a tad more than my posted amounts, but if I posted my actual plays, what would be the point first of all?, it would invite negative thinking comments stating their skepticism, and worst of all it would make my thread less relatable by most of those I am trying to help… it would make no sense whatsoever.  The posted play amounts are based off of a $5K bankroll, so scale yours down mathematically.  In other words, if your bankroll is $2K, then 2,000/5,000 = 0.40, so multiply my posted amounts by 0.4, and that would be your play.  If your bankroll is $500, do the same, 500/5000 = 0.1, so multiple my play amounts by 0.1, and your have it properly scaled down.  Do this, follow, and your bankroll won’t only have you ‘stay in the game’ till season’s end, it will grow, as long as I am posting anyway.  Have a great evening brother.