Bloodbath last night.

Is it just me or did most of Cappper in Covers and on Twitter itself have a bloodbath yesterday? I think one
The only popular bet I saw hit was UNC -25.5 which came very close to losing as well.

I'm not selling many Cappers being profitable during this season overall, it seems like the lines are getting more and more
perfect. The only bets I've seen here and on Twitter come in easily are those where Capper has more information
that the Bookers haven't put on the line.

For example: Last week I saw a bet on Duquesne +7 here on the forum with a good argument related to team motivation
who knew least. Solid information.

Anyway, I believe that it is almost impossible to be profitable in the long term, especially when it comes to Spreads and totals that are
perfectly well done by AI.

“it’s almost impossible to be profitable long term” 

no shit….. get in, get out and go home. Treat the book like a woman. 

Bet 1 or 2 a day not 25

If you look deep here long enough, you'll find the top couple guys that are consistently in profit year in year out

Not that hard to find, just gotta put in the work (and those cappers are already doing the hard work for you and gracious enough to post for free)

@dynamicz

Dude, honestly, achieving 52-54% profitability in the long term doesn't seem like something that's really worth it.
all the effort and energy put into it. And this has been the percentage that I have observed here all these years, including
In the covers system itself, the most profitable capper only got 54% after more than 2,000 bets.

Not to mention the Tilts that everyone has behind the curtain, which is not mentioned here.

Also note that most Capper are 1/2/3 years good and then start to lateralize and some
forum or on Twitter where you follow.

@UGACLP1995

Every bettor starts thinking they will bet 1-2 a day. But 6 months later the guy is betting on all sports
on anything and placing 25+ bets per day.

I haven't met this capper who can be High Stake and Low Volume for years and years on end.

Not for everyone...just remember the more games you pick in gambling the way lower your odda are in winning..also everyone losses in the long run..

My opinion is: Yes you can bet, but see it as fun and not as something that will be profitable. Try placing bets that have
some solid information from someone who sees that team on a daily basis, otherwise, you can also follow your intuition on Live.

My question here is that reaching the glorious 60% betting on Spread and Totals is a thing of the past. Following this today is stupid.

@GriLo

there's a reason why only 3-4% win long-term...I've been doing this for 25+ years and "lucky" enough to be in that category

play with what you can risk or don't gamble at all, up to you...pure non-sense thread here 

@GriLo

 A.I doesnt play the game 18-23yr old humans do.

Of course it's hard to beat.  The sportsbooks are a multi-billion dollar business that have a plethora of resources and a 2.3% edge on a standard -110 vig bet.

Not to mention the handle for March Madness is huge which lends to the market being tighter.  

Complete fallacy

Not me, my man…not me. 7 - 1