Just kinda like your other threads....the nba money line, the 50k if I go to Vegas thread.....I mean you did great man,,you got it to $1200 dollars? That's over double what you started with....seems like if you're more selective you stand a better chance. Nothing wrong with doubling your money.
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Just kinda like your other threads....the nba money line, the 50k if I go to Vegas thread.....I mean you did great man,,you got it to $1200 dollars? That's over double what you started with....seems like if you're more selective you stand a better chance. Nothing wrong with doubling your money.
Anyone in here acting like they have never deposited and doubled and tripled there money and lost it all back is completely full of it. I have tried so many times and failed but its that one or two runs where you x8 and x10 your original bet where you can make some good money. It opens up a lot of opportunity to up your unit size and have a break away run like I had two years ago in the NCAA tourney where I turned $600 into $5000 .You find your groove, find a style that works for you and run with it. For me the thing that worked was larger unit size, more selectivity, and patience once you double or triple your money but before that happens I strongly feel you need to take chances to get the train rolling. BOL on your next adventure
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Anyone in here acting like they have never deposited and doubled and tripled there money and lost it all back is completely full of it. I have tried so many times and failed but its that one or two runs where you x8 and x10 your original bet where you can make some good money. It opens up a lot of opportunity to up your unit size and have a break away run like I had two years ago in the NCAA tourney where I turned $600 into $5000 .You find your groove, find a style that works for you and run with it. For me the thing that worked was larger unit size, more selectivity, and patience once you double or triple your money but before that happens I strongly feel you need to take chances to get the train rolling. BOL on your next adventure
Theres probably some lines on table tennis if u wana chase on that....With the amount of plays u r playing there is no other outcome than 0 balance. Im no pro but ive been around long enough to realize there will b no other outcome. Theres no way u really feel u have an edge on half of these plays
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Theres probably some lines on table tennis if u wana chase on that....With the amount of plays u r playing there is no other outcome than 0 balance. Im no pro but ive been around long enough to realize there will b no other outcome. Theres no way u really feel u have an edge on half of these plays
I thought this was a fascinating case study...thanks papa for putting this out here, but it shows the importance of money management, the long term negative EV of parlays and the potential consequences of trying to make money too quickly. Granted, it's a small sample size, but from what I gather, this is a pretty talented capper and it only took a span of ten days to more than double and get back down to zero.
Like a poster said above, no need to bash the guy...how many of us have deposited, went on a heater, then ended up at zero? Probably the majority.
Will be following if/when you deposit your next $500
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I thought this was a fascinating case study...thanks papa for putting this out here, but it shows the importance of money management, the long term negative EV of parlays and the potential consequences of trying to make money too quickly. Granted, it's a small sample size, but from what I gather, this is a pretty talented capper and it only took a span of ten days to more than double and get back down to zero.
Like a poster said above, no need to bash the guy...how many of us have deposited, went on a heater, then ended up at zero? Probably the majority.
Will be following if/when you deposit your next $500
yes this is a very talented capper no doubt...but money management and temperament wise a little suspect....and very obstinate...but nothing too wrong with that, at least he shows peseverence, which is the key to succeed in anything
all the best
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yes this is a very talented capper no doubt...but money management and temperament wise a little suspect....and very obstinate...but nothing too wrong with that, at least he shows peseverence, which is the key to succeed in anything
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