Don't get me wrong - Nropp is the best, but these last two nights were not the best evidence of it. These were two sharp lines (Washington and Pitt), so you can't really say siding with either of these was a wise pick. A wise/sharp pick is one that covers easily because it was a bad line. And certainly Nropp finds his share of those. Those are the ones that make him a great cappper. Not these last two nights.
So, there are always going to be some bad beats and some lucky wins as we just witnessed. They should even out. Then there will be some decisive or even blowout wins and losses - games that end up way off the point spread. A good capper will have more blowout, or decisive wins than losses.
Money management is the key. Keep to the units and a unit should only be 1-2% of your bankroll.
But now guys will start to unload 100% of their bankroll every night on Nropp and that might lead to mostly positive nights. But even the best cappers could get stung for an 0-4 night. Then, while Nropp keeps rolling on after that 0-4 night, many here will be wiped out.
GL
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Don't get me wrong - Nropp is the best, but these last two nights were not the best evidence of it. These were two sharp lines (Washington and Pitt), so you can't really say siding with either of these was a wise pick. A wise/sharp pick is one that covers easily because it was a bad line. And certainly Nropp finds his share of those. Those are the ones that make him a great cappper. Not these last two nights.
So, there are always going to be some bad beats and some lucky wins as we just witnessed. They should even out. Then there will be some decisive or even blowout wins and losses - games that end up way off the point spread. A good capper will have more blowout, or decisive wins than losses.
Money management is the key. Keep to the units and a unit should only be 1-2% of your bankroll.
But now guys will start to unload 100% of their bankroll every night on Nropp and that might lead to mostly positive nights. But even the best cappers could get stung for an 0-4 night. Then, while Nropp keeps rolling on after that 0-4 night, many here will be wiped out.
Don't get me wrong - Nropp is the best, but these last two nights were not the best evidence of it. These were two sharp lines (Washington and Pitt), so you can't really say siding with either of these was a wise pick. A wise/sharp pick is one that covers easily because it was a bad line. And certainly Nropp finds his share of those. Those are the ones that make him a great cappper. Not these last two nights.
So, there are always going to be some bad beats and some lucky wins as we just witnessed. They should even out. Then there will be some decisive or even blowout wins and losses - games that end up way off the point spread. A good capper will have more blowout, or decisive wins than losses.
Money management is the key. Keep to the units and a unit should only be 1-2% of your bankroll.
But now guys will start to unload 100% of their bankroll every night on Nropp and that might lead to mostly positive nights. But even the best cappers could get stung for an 0-4 night. Then, while Nropp keeps rolling on after that 0-4 night, many here will be wiped out.
GL
come march there are very few lines which aren't sharp. It's not hard for the books to make a sharp line on 5 or 6 games where they've been able to watch the teams all season. This time of year its all about gettin wins, by how much doesn't really matter
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Quote Originally Posted by Barnstorm:
Don't get me wrong - Nropp is the best, but these last two nights were not the best evidence of it. These were two sharp lines (Washington and Pitt), so you can't really say siding with either of these was a wise pick. A wise/sharp pick is one that covers easily because it was a bad line. And certainly Nropp finds his share of those. Those are the ones that make him a great cappper. Not these last two nights.
So, there are always going to be some bad beats and some lucky wins as we just witnessed. They should even out. Then there will be some decisive or even blowout wins and losses - games that end up way off the point spread. A good capper will have more blowout, or decisive wins than losses.
Money management is the key. Keep to the units and a unit should only be 1-2% of your bankroll.
But now guys will start to unload 100% of their bankroll every night on Nropp and that might lead to mostly positive nights. But even the best cappers could get stung for an 0-4 night. Then, while Nropp keeps rolling on after that 0-4 night, many here will be wiped out.
GL
come march there are very few lines which aren't sharp. It's not hard for the books to make a sharp line on 5 or 6 games where they've been able to watch the teams all season. This time of year its all about gettin wins, by how much doesn't really matter
but I do agree with you that everyone needs to exercise money management, because there is no one who wins all the time and the people who blindly bet their whole bankroll will end up losing eventually.
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but I do agree with you that everyone needs to exercise money management, because there is no one who wins all the time and the people who blindly bet their whole bankroll will end up losing eventually.
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