NL system is taking the dog for the first game listed in the rotation on the run line +1.5. It's the either the 901 or the 951 game. If it loses, you wait until the next day and play the same game and that is the B game. Look through this thread if you still don't understand.
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NL system is taking the dog for the first game listed in the rotation on the run line +1.5. It's the either the 901 or the 951 game. If it loses, you wait until the next day and play the same game and that is the B game. Look through this thread if you still don't understand.
Starting off with a $600 bank roll. What would recommend my minimum bet should be everyday if I'm sticking to your system 1? I started today with $50 but I'm hoping to make some serious paper if ur system works this good bro. Let me know. Holla hat!
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Quote Originally Posted by JEFFTHEHAT:
Ok today we won with PHI +1.5 (A) game
Season record 23-0
A) 17
B) 3
C) 2
D) 1
33 bets = 22 units
Starting off with a $600 bank roll. What would recommend my minimum bet should be everyday if I'm sticking to your system 1? I started today with $50 but I'm hoping to make some serious paper if ur system works this good bro. Let me know. Holla hat!
Starting off with a $600 bank roll. What would recommend my minimum bet should be everyday if I'm sticking to your system 1? I started today with $50 but I'm hoping to make some serious paper if ur system works this good bro. Let me know. Holla hat!
In my opinion $600 is not enough for even a 3 game chase.
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Quote Originally Posted by L-Rod:
Starting off with a $600 bank roll. What would recommend my minimum bet should be everyday if I'm sticking to your system 1? I started today with $50 but I'm hoping to make some serious paper if ur system works this good bro. Let me know. Holla hat!
In my opinion $600 is not enough for even a 3 game chase.
Starting off with a $600 bank roll. What would recommend my minimum bet should be everyday if I'm sticking to your system 1? I started today with $50 but I'm hoping to make some serious paper if ur system works this good bro. Let me know. Holla hat!
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
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Quote Originally Posted by L-Rod:
Starting off with a $600 bank roll. What would recommend my minimum bet should be everyday if I'm sticking to your system 1? I started today with $50 but I'm hoping to make some serious paper if ur system works this good bro. Let me know. Holla hat!
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
I know this might sound like a dumb question but what is a unit? Lol! I'm familiar with that term.
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Quote Originally Posted by Kababayan:
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
I know this might sound like a dumb question but what is a unit? Lol! I'm familiar with that term.
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
Very well put ^^^
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Quote Originally Posted by Kababayan:
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
Ok, I figured out the unit thing. I'm only doing 1 chase system so I'm think 5% until I win 20 like you said. I have no problem being patient.
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Quote Originally Posted by Kababayan:
With a $600 bankroll, I would only be betting $1-$5 units, depending on how many chases you are running at one time, and readjust your unit size by 10-20% after every 20 or so wins. That will keep you in the game without stressing too much. The point is to build that $600 into $6000 over a couple of years. Then turn that $6000 into $12000, etc. It may seem a little slow for most gamblers, but that's the difference between a sports gambler and a sports investor. Patience...patience...patience.
Ok, I figured out the unit thing. I'm only doing 1 chase system so I'm think 5% until I win 20 like you said. I have no problem being patient.
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