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2-3, -$155.01
Will have a full update either this evening or for tomorrow's card. My spreadsheet is on my personal computer.
Thursday
Pittsburgh/Atlanta Over 4.5 F5 -125, Vogelsong/Jenkins
Toronto Blue Jays FG -116, Happ/Fiers
Boston/Seattle Over 8 FG -115, Pomeranz/Miranda
Might have one more. Watching the Rockies and Mets lines.
Final Comments:
I was posting this on yesterday's thread, but I decided to drop it in here.
Returning > 10% on your risk taken is absolutely phenomenal and should not be expected. If you think there are many people (I am not one of them) who wager regularly and return > 10% on risk taken then you're sadly mistaken.
Returning even 3-5% is very good (3-5 cents for every $1 risked). A bettor who places ~3 wagers per day over the course of the season will play about 540 games. At an average of $100 wagered per game, you would end the season:
+$1,620 (3% Return on Risk)
+$2,700 (5% Return on Risk)
+$5,400 (10% Return on Risk)
Multiply those numbers by your standard betting unit and that's where you'd end the season. If you play 4 games instead of 3, then multiply by 4/3.
2-3, -$155.01
Will have a full update either this evening or for tomorrow's card. My spreadsheet is on my personal computer.
Thursday
Pittsburgh/Atlanta Over 4.5 F5 -125, Vogelsong/Jenkins
Toronto Blue Jays FG -116, Happ/Fiers
Boston/Seattle Over 8 FG -115, Pomeranz/Miranda
Might have one more. Watching the Rockies and Mets lines.
Final Comments:
I was posting this on yesterday's thread, but I decided to drop it in here.
Returning > 10% on your risk taken is absolutely phenomenal and should not be expected. If you think there are many people (I am not one of them) who wager regularly and return > 10% on risk taken then you're sadly mistaken.
Returning even 3-5% is very good (3-5 cents for every $1 risked). A bettor who places ~3 wagers per day over the course of the season will play about 540 games. At an average of $100 wagered per game, you would end the season:
+$1,620 (3% Return on Risk)
+$2,700 (5% Return on Risk)
+$5,400 (10% Return on Risk)
Multiply those numbers by your standard betting unit and that's where you'd end the season. If you play 4 games instead of 3, then multiply by 4/3.
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