Been playing forever, seems like since the day the OLG introduced proline. It has changed so many times...
Use to be able to hit a $5 ticket early in the week and just gamble the winnings away for the rest of the week. I treat it almost like a mini inexpensive hobby...
But lately i've been trying to get the best bang for my buck and chasing ties, underdogs by 2, etc.... looking for 40-50 times my wager... This has lead to zero winnings (what a surprise)
I just wanted to know how anyone on covers treats proline, god knows you can't make a living having to play 3 team parlays and 1.15 or 1.20 heavy favourites.. Do you chase the underdogs or look for close games
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Been playing forever, seems like since the day the OLG introduced proline. It has changed so many times...
Use to be able to hit a $5 ticket early in the week and just gamble the winnings away for the rest of the week. I treat it almost like a mini inexpensive hobby...
But lately i've been trying to get the best bang for my buck and chasing ties, underdogs by 2, etc.... looking for 40-50 times my wager... This has lead to zero winnings (what a surprise)
I just wanted to know how anyone on covers treats proline, god knows you can't make a living having to play 3 team parlays and 1.15 or 1.20 heavy favourites.. Do you chase the underdogs or look for close games
I think everyone here can relate to your thoughts. My suggestion is that you stick with one system. If you like betting ties, spreads, or o/u keep banging away, and maybe try and draw some conclusions from the outcomes for future bets.
Personally, I think spreads are the way to go in the alc. You can mix sports (not like wclc) and the odds are generally better: 4/1 vs. 5/1 on hockey and baseball.(Sorry-didn't realize you are on OLC)
Whatever happens, don't get down on yourself. After all, anything can happen in competition.
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Thunder,
I think everyone here can relate to your thoughts. My suggestion is that you stick with one system. If you like betting ties, spreads, or o/u keep banging away, and maybe try and draw some conclusions from the outcomes for future bets.
Personally, I think spreads are the way to go in the alc. You can mix sports (not like wclc) and the odds are generally better: 4/1 vs. 5/1 on hockey and baseball.(Sorry-didn't realize you are on OLC)
Whatever happens, don't get down on yourself. After all, anything can happen in competition.