I started a "system" which I deemed the doesn't make betting system. Basically I looked for reverse line movement on plays with 70%+ of the public on favorites of under 5 points. There was some feel that went behind the system as well. Basically I picked the opposite side of what I normally would pick when a line looked too low or too easy for a good team to cover. Anyhow, these plays which lacked some discipline is currently 17-9 and has netted me a profit of $3850. I have cashed out my profit and now starting with $600. My goal is to utilize this system, the one Rasmussen has used for 1st half unders, and do whatever charlottesports says during NCAA football bowl season and take my $600 to $60,000 in 600 days or sooner. Ultimately I would like to cash out $3000 a month. This is strictly a hobby for me and I hope to stay disciplined and not turn degenerate.
Join me in my journey! Every play I make will be posted including live betting so some may be posted late. No BS coming from me.
Fade, tail, or simply enjoy... The choice is yours!
The one thing you mentioned in this thread is discipline and that's probably the hardest thing to accomplish for a gambler. I like your theory on 70% of public money on favorites at 5 pts or less. Can you tell me what your win-to-loss record is when wager on these type games. MIA covered the other day as a 2 pt fav on the road against Nets. TOR was 3 pt under dogs at home and won by 20 I think it was yesterday. When do you know to apply your theory, what's the rules?
I started a "system" which I deemed the doesn't make betting system. Basically I looked for reverse line movement on plays with 70%+ of the public on favorites of under 5 points. There was some feel that went behind the system as well. Basically I picked the opposite side of what I normally would pick when a line looked too low or too easy for a good team to cover. Anyhow, these plays which lacked some discipline is currently 17-9 and has netted me a profit of $3850. I have cashed out my profit and now starting with $600. My goal is to utilize this system, the one Rasmussen has used for 1st half unders, and do whatever charlottesports says during NCAA football bowl season and take my $600 to $60,000 in 600 days or sooner. Ultimately I would like to cash out $3000 a month. This is strictly a hobby for me and I hope to stay disciplined and not turn degenerate.
Join me in my journey! Every play I make will be posted including live betting so some may be posted late. No BS coming from me.
Fade, tail, or simply enjoy... The choice is yours!
The one thing you mentioned in this thread is discipline and that's probably the hardest thing to accomplish for a gambler. I like your theory on 70% of public money on favorites at 5 pts or less. Can you tell me what your win-to-loss record is when wager on these type games. MIA covered the other day as a 2 pt fav on the road against Nets. TOR was 3 pt under dogs at home and won by 20 I think it was yesterday. When do you know to apply your theory, what's the rules?
The one thing you mentioned in this thread is discipline and that's probably the hardest thing to accomplish for a gambler. I like your theory on 70% of public money on favorites at 5 pts or less. Can you tell me what your win-to-loss record is when wager on these type games. MIA covered the other day as a 2 pt fav on the road against Nets. TOR was 3 pt under dogs at home and won by 20 I think it was yesterday. When do you know to apply your theory, what's the rules?
The one thing you mentioned in this thread is discipline and that's probably the hardest thing to accomplish for a gambler. I like your theory on 70% of public money on favorites at 5 pts or less. Can you tell me what your win-to-loss record is when wager on these type games. MIA covered the other day as a 2 pt fav on the road against Nets. TOR was 3 pt under dogs at home and won by 20 I think it was yesterday. When do you know to apply your theory, what's the rules?
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