thanks for the kind words.
your tips are spot on as well.
hard part is actually following the rules. winning always seems to make me stray & suddenly i chase a game or 2 & shit happens.
thanks for the kind words.
your tips are spot on as well.
hard part is actually following the rules. winning always seems to make me stray & suddenly i chase a game or 2 & shit happens.
This week has been the most heartbreaking week for me in terms of how much misfortune I have had in losing wagers. As a result I ended up losing a few thousand on what looked to be sure wins. I have had winning streaks and losing streaks, but to lose in this fashion is simply unbearable and has brought me to the point where I feel I can't take these types of beats. The bad luck mixed with all the news about scandals and point shaving, I have lost all faith and calling it quits. Just here to vent, and incase anyone is wondering what games brought me to this point....
Bulls/Pacers game 1 - I had a few thousand on Pacers in-running ML and with 3 1/2 minutes it looked like it was in the bag. To see a team completely run out of sync on offense after controlling the game for 45 minutes was about as disgusting a feeling as a bettor can have.
Nuggets/Thunder game 1 - I put a few thousand on the in-running total at over 211. At halftime it looked like a dream scenario. I threw in a couple hundred on the under 105 2H for kicks and only needed 93 points in the 2H to hit my big bet. For two teams of this caliber of offense to go completely cold in the second half and the last 4 minutes of the game, turnover after turnover, and neither team being able to hit a shot, and on top of it all to lose a few thousand by 1 point at the end is simply too unbearable.
These two were some of the most solid bets I have ever made and I would make both 100% of the time I had a chance to do it all over again, and to lose thousands on both in a dramatic "slap in the face" fashion is too much to handle.
When the fun of gambling and wagering is taken out by pure heartbreaks and sheer bad luck, its time to hang it up. Goodbye everyone
This week has been the most heartbreaking week for me in terms of how much misfortune I have had in losing wagers. As a result I ended up losing a few thousand on what looked to be sure wins. I have had winning streaks and losing streaks, but to lose in this fashion is simply unbearable and has brought me to the point where I feel I can't take these types of beats. The bad luck mixed with all the news about scandals and point shaving, I have lost all faith and calling it quits. Just here to vent, and incase anyone is wondering what games brought me to this point....
Bulls/Pacers game 1 - I had a few thousand on Pacers in-running ML and with 3 1/2 minutes it looked like it was in the bag. To see a team completely run out of sync on offense after controlling the game for 45 minutes was about as disgusting a feeling as a bettor can have.
Nuggets/Thunder game 1 - I put a few thousand on the in-running total at over 211. At halftime it looked like a dream scenario. I threw in a couple hundred on the under 105 2H for kicks and only needed 93 points in the 2H to hit my big bet. For two teams of this caliber of offense to go completely cold in the second half and the last 4 minutes of the game, turnover after turnover, and neither team being able to hit a shot, and on top of it all to lose a few thousand by 1 point at the end is simply too unbearable.
These two were some of the most solid bets I have ever made and I would make both 100% of the time I had a chance to do it all over again, and to lose thousands on both in a dramatic "slap in the face" fashion is too much to handle.
When the fun of gambling and wagering is taken out by pure heartbreaks and sheer bad luck, its time to hang it up. Goodbye everyone
You got it!
And really your quitting because your upset about losing on pacers ML? That was not a bet you shouldve expected to win to begin with. We all take tough loses though and thats where MM (money management) comes into play. MM is equally important as picking winners do to the luck factor. But as we all take tough unlucky losses we all get lucky wins. Just never get too confident over any pick no matter how sexy it looks and keep everything to 1 unit and that depends on your bankroll. But no way you should be broke after 2 tough losses. Thats horrible MM nothing else.
You got it!
And really your quitting because your upset about losing on pacers ML? That was not a bet you shouldve expected to win to begin with. We all take tough loses though and thats where MM (money management) comes into play. MM is equally important as picking winners do to the luck factor. But as we all take tough unlucky losses we all get lucky wins. Just never get too confident over any pick no matter how sexy it looks and keep everything to 1 unit and that depends on your bankroll. But no way you should be broke after 2 tough losses. Thats horrible MM nothing else.
Hate to read about your troubles.. specifically,
"losing a few thousand by 1 point at the end is simply too unbearable"
C'mon man. Of course it is....
Obvious solution: meet, engage, and marry the MM system of your choice, and stick to it through thick and thin.
And live betting with the dog to win during an NBA 4th qtr playoff game is an adrenaline bet; use rationale, i.e., system, and check your emotions at the door. Fear and greed will leave you hanging at the pole sooner or later.
Don't abandon ship just yet, if you have succeeded in the past, you can easily do so again. GL
MM and psychology are the end of discussion, REALLY.
Hate to read about your troubles.. specifically,
"losing a few thousand by 1 point at the end is simply too unbearable"
C'mon man. Of course it is....
Obvious solution: meet, engage, and marry the MM system of your choice, and stick to it through thick and thin.
And live betting with the dog to win during an NBA 4th qtr playoff game is an adrenaline bet; use rationale, i.e., system, and check your emotions at the door. Fear and greed will leave you hanging at the pole sooner or later.
Don't abandon ship just yet, if you have succeeded in the past, you can easily do so again. GL
MM and psychology are the end of discussion, REALLY.
lakerfan you are a typical gambler that tries to make fast money and ends up losing your entire bankroll.
Guys like you haven't learned to be disciplined, to be successful you need to be disciplined along with a few other essentials.
The formula for success in gambling is M + D + S = $uccess where M is your money or bankroll, the more you have the greater advantage you have, D is discipline which includes staying away from sucker bets like parlays, teasers. sweetheart teasers, pleasers, If bets and reverses, buying points, not wagering more than 3 to 5% of your bankroll etc. etc. Lastly S is your system, a workable system or systems that you have confidence in.
Betting thousands of dollars on a single wager is not worth it, you got to learn to start low and if you have to gradually raise your wagers if you employ a progressive wagering system to recoup your losses and make gains.
Write down everything I said to you if you decide someday to gamble again.
lakerfan you are a typical gambler that tries to make fast money and ends up losing your entire bankroll.
Guys like you haven't learned to be disciplined, to be successful you need to be disciplined along with a few other essentials.
The formula for success in gambling is M + D + S = $uccess where M is your money or bankroll, the more you have the greater advantage you have, D is discipline which includes staying away from sucker bets like parlays, teasers. sweetheart teasers, pleasers, If bets and reverses, buying points, not wagering more than 3 to 5% of your bankroll etc. etc. Lastly S is your system, a workable system or systems that you have confidence in.
Betting thousands of dollars on a single wager is not worth it, you got to learn to start low and if you have to gradually raise your wagers if you employ a progressive wagering system to recoup your losses and make gains.
Write down everything I said to you if you decide someday to gamble again.
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