I know that you've used his system in the past but with your money management system. My question is how hard is it to build your bankroll that way when you are usually getting -170 odds? It seems like you could clear your line and lose money unless you get a lot of game 1 winners.
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I know that you've used his system in the past but with your money management system. My question is how hard is it to build your bankroll that way when you are usually getting -170 odds? It seems like you could clear your line and lose money unless you get a lot of game 1 winners.
That is correct I do not buy points on every game. There is one time that i will. In my experiences "5" is the worst number to be on in an NBA game as a favorite or a dog.
If you're the fav and you're up by 2 or 3 and the dog "misses" that shot late you will get fouled and your cover will come down to free throw shooting and if a "meaningless prayer" will fall for the dog.
The same is true for the dog.....if you trail by 2-4 points at then end ...your cover will also end up coming down to free throw shooting and 3 pt shots.
My formula is simple and this applies for me on ANY game whether it's part of a chase or an indivudually handicapped game....if my line is -4 or +4 I'm buying 1 or 1.5 pts. If my line is 4.5 either way I'm buying 2 and if my line is 5 or 5.5 either way I'm most likely buying 3.
Anything other than that I'm not buying. Most NBA games do NOT end by 1 or 2 points. In NCAA baketball 1 and 2 point games happen all the time and I NEVER buy a single point in NCAA basketball.
For what it's worth thats how i play it.
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That is correct I do not buy points on every game. There is one time that i will. In my experiences "5" is the worst number to be on in an NBA game as a favorite or a dog.
If you're the fav and you're up by 2 or 3 and the dog "misses" that shot late you will get fouled and your cover will come down to free throw shooting and if a "meaningless prayer" will fall for the dog.
The same is true for the dog.....if you trail by 2-4 points at then end ...your cover will also end up coming down to free throw shooting and 3 pt shots.
My formula is simple and this applies for me on ANY game whether it's part of a chase or an indivudually handicapped game....if my line is -4 or +4 I'm buying 1 or 1.5 pts. If my line is 4.5 either way I'm buying 2 and if my line is 5 or 5.5 either way I'm most likely buying 3.
Anything other than that I'm not buying. Most NBA games do NOT end by 1 or 2 points. In NCAA baketball 1 and 2 point games happen all the time and I NEVER buy a single point in NCAA basketball.
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