I was doing a couple days of research for the best handicapper that offers a subscription of there picks. I came upon some that I liked and was wondering if anyone else has a more solid of an answer for me. If you could post links or just names ill do the rest. thanks
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I was doing a couple days of research for the best handicapper that offers a subscription of there picks. I came upon some that I liked and was wondering if anyone else has a more solid of an answer for me. If you could post links or just names ill do the rest. thanks
Simple mathematics question... If you must hit 55% of your picks to cover the cost of a book's juice before you earn a profit, then what percentage of your picks must you hit before you cover the cost of both a book's juice and a tout's subscription?
Do you have an answer for this simple question grasshopper?
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Simple mathematics question... If you must hit 55% of your picks to cover the cost of a book's juice before you earn a profit, then what percentage of your picks must you hit before you cover the cost of both a book's juice and a tout's subscription?
Do you have an answer for this simple question grasshopper?
Simple mathematics question... If you must hit 55% of your picks to cover the cost of a book's juice before you earn a profit, then what percentage of your picks must you hit before you cover the cost of both a book's juice and a tout's subscription?
Do you have an answer for this simple question grasshopper?
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
Simple mathematics question... If you must hit 55% of your picks to cover the cost of a book's juice before you earn a profit, then what percentage of your picks must you hit before you cover the cost of both a book's juice and a tout's subscription?
Do you have an answer for this simple question grasshopper?
Simple mathematics question... If you must hit 55% of your picks to cover the cost of a book's juice before you earn a profit, then what percentage of your picks must you hit before you cover the cost of both a book's juice and a tout's subscription?
Do you have an answer for this simple question grasshopper?
So apparently you lay -120 on your straight bets, proving what I've thought all along. You are absolutely clueless and I'm embarrassed for you.
The real # is 52.38% @ -110 and smart gamblers don't even need to lay that.
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Quote Originally Posted by TheGoldenGoose:
Simple mathematics question... If you must hit 55% of your picks to cover the cost of a book's juice before you earn a profit, then what percentage of your picks must you hit before you cover the cost of both a book's juice and a tout's subscription?
Do you have an answer for this simple question grasshopper?
So apparently you lay -120 on your straight bets, proving what I've thought all along. You are absolutely clueless and I'm embarrassed for you.
The real # is 52.38% @ -110 and smart gamblers don't even need to lay that.
not worried bout juice when u win over 63% and stick to there system. does anyone have an actual answer to my post?
Here's a quick lesson for you. Sports betting is a market, one which needs winners and losers. If someone could actually hit 63% long term, and they released their plays to the public the way a tout does, everyone would play those picks, and everyone would win. Do you know what would happen to the sports betting market if everyone won? Bingo, there would be no market, and no one would be betting on sports.
The other simple question is if he is hitting 63% long term and he is a winner, why would he need to sell picks to sheep such as yourself? Wouldn't he simply throw significant amounts of each game and make a fortune himself? Why would he need your couple hundred dollars?
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Quote Originally Posted by scarface234:
not worried bout juice when u win over 63% and stick to there system. does anyone have an actual answer to my post?
Here's a quick lesson for you. Sports betting is a market, one which needs winners and losers. If someone could actually hit 63% long term, and they released their plays to the public the way a tout does, everyone would play those picks, and everyone would win. Do you know what would happen to the sports betting market if everyone won? Bingo, there would be no market, and no one would be betting on sports.
The other simple question is if he is hitting 63% long term and he is a winner, why would he need to sell picks to sheep such as yourself? Wouldn't he simply throw significant amounts of each game and make a fortune himself? Why would he need your couple hundred dollars?
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The real # is 52.38% @ -110 and smart gamblers don't even need to lay that.
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