Hey General, may i ask what was your success at NBA over years? I'm following your NHL picks daily where you said you had profit of around 220 units over last 5 years, 150 units last season.
Might follow you on this one as well. Out of curiosity, if it's not too personal, how much time you spend on a daily basis to cover all those information's and games?
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Hey General, may i ask what was your success at NBA over years? I'm following your NHL picks daily where you said you had profit of around 220 units over last 5 years, 150 units last season.
Might follow you on this one as well. Out of curiosity, if it's not too personal, how much time you spend on a daily basis to cover all those information's and games?
Hey General, may i ask what was your success at NBA over years? I'm following your NHL picks daily where you said you had profit of around 220 units over last 5 years, 150 units last season.
Might follow you on this one as well. Out of curiosity, if it's not too personal, how much time you spend on a daily basis to cover all those information's and games?
I spend about 4-6 hours a day capping the games. I will cap every game then select plays I believe are the best chance to win. After my selections I set my own prices and spreads. I then compare them to the books and if I find value I bet. If I don't, and get a poor line I pass.
I have done very well over the years, but of course I could be full of it. My best advice to you is to watch the thread and picks and after a reasonable sample size, you can determine a standard win % from me, give or take some variance.
Just manage your money and keep your plays to 1% of your bankroll. If your bankroll is less than $10,000 you should find a way to grow it before you begin betting. You want to bet at least $100 a game to make your time worth capping and betting. It's just not feasible to cap games for hours a day and bet $10 per game.
If you bet $100 a game, and make about 200 units profit a year, ($20,000) that is at least a bare minimum amount you can support yourself on and supplement your income.
Once you grow your roll to $50,000, you can bet $500 a game and easily start making 100k a year with a 200 unit season. Even if you have a bad season, and only make 100 units, if you are betting $500 a game, that is 50k and is still plenty to live off.
The key to all of this is having 100 units to continue to work. If you give yourself 20-30 units, and have a bad few weeks, things can get dicey. This is where the tilt and stress creep in and make you do things you never thought you would do.
Good luck
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Quote Originally Posted by tomynica:
Hey General, may i ask what was your success at NBA over years? I'm following your NHL picks daily where you said you had profit of around 220 units over last 5 years, 150 units last season.
Might follow you on this one as well. Out of curiosity, if it's not too personal, how much time you spend on a daily basis to cover all those information's and games?
I spend about 4-6 hours a day capping the games. I will cap every game then select plays I believe are the best chance to win. After my selections I set my own prices and spreads. I then compare them to the books and if I find value I bet. If I don't, and get a poor line I pass.
I have done very well over the years, but of course I could be full of it. My best advice to you is to watch the thread and picks and after a reasonable sample size, you can determine a standard win % from me, give or take some variance.
Just manage your money and keep your plays to 1% of your bankroll. If your bankroll is less than $10,000 you should find a way to grow it before you begin betting. You want to bet at least $100 a game to make your time worth capping and betting. It's just not feasible to cap games for hours a day and bet $10 per game.
If you bet $100 a game, and make about 200 units profit a year, ($20,000) that is at least a bare minimum amount you can support yourself on and supplement your income.
Once you grow your roll to $50,000, you can bet $500 a game and easily start making 100k a year with a 200 unit season. Even if you have a bad season, and only make 100 units, if you are betting $500 a game, that is 50k and is still plenty to live off.
The key to all of this is having 100 units to continue to work. If you give yourself 20-30 units, and have a bad few weeks, things can get dicey. This is where the tilt and stress creep in and make you do things you never thought you would do.
I spend about 4-6 hours a day capping the games. I will cap every game then select plays I believe are the best chance to win. After my selections I set my own prices and spreads. I then compare them to the books and if I find value I bet. If I don't, and get a poor line I pass.
I have done very well over the years, but of course I could be full of it. My best advice to you is to watch the thread and picks and after a reasonable sample size, you can determine a standard win % from me, give or take some variance.
Just manage your money and keep your plays to 1% of your bankroll. If your bankroll is less than $10,000 you should find a way to grow it before you begin betting. You want to bet at least $100 a game to make your time worth capping and betting. It's just not feasible to cap games for hours a day and bet $10 per game.
If you bet $100 a game, and make about 200 units profit a year, ($20,000) that is at least a bare minimum amount you can support yourself on and supplement your income.
Once you grow your roll to $50,000, you can bet $500 a game and easily start making 100k a year with a 200 unit season. Even if you have a bad season, and only make 100 units, if you are betting $500 a game, that is 50k and is still plenty to live off.
The key to all of this is having 100 units to continue to work. If you give yourself 20-30 units, and have a bad few weeks, things can get dicey. This is where the tilt and stress creep in and make you do things you never thought you would do.
Good luck
Less than 0.0000001% of gamblers world wide can do this. You make it sound like eating a piece of pie.
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Quote Originally Posted by GeneralSharp:
I spend about 4-6 hours a day capping the games. I will cap every game then select plays I believe are the best chance to win. After my selections I set my own prices and spreads. I then compare them to the books and if I find value I bet. If I don't, and get a poor line I pass.
I have done very well over the years, but of course I could be full of it. My best advice to you is to watch the thread and picks and after a reasonable sample size, you can determine a standard win % from me, give or take some variance.
Just manage your money and keep your plays to 1% of your bankroll. If your bankroll is less than $10,000 you should find a way to grow it before you begin betting. You want to bet at least $100 a game to make your time worth capping and betting. It's just not feasible to cap games for hours a day and bet $10 per game.
If you bet $100 a game, and make about 200 units profit a year, ($20,000) that is at least a bare minimum amount you can support yourself on and supplement your income.
Once you grow your roll to $50,000, you can bet $500 a game and easily start making 100k a year with a 200 unit season. Even if you have a bad season, and only make 100 units, if you are betting $500 a game, that is 50k and is still plenty to live off.
The key to all of this is having 100 units to continue to work. If you give yourself 20-30 units, and have a bad few weeks, things can get dicey. This is where the tilt and stress creep in and make you do things you never thought you would do.
Good luck
Less than 0.0000001% of gamblers world wide can do this. You make it sound like eating a piece of pie.
You defintely have the formula for success but it is hard to find people disciplined enough to follow it.Keep up the good work. I will definitely follow and add my two cents on occasion.
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You defintely have the formula for success but it is hard to find people disciplined enough to follow it.Keep up the good work. I will definitely follow and add my two cents on occasion.
You were Unlucky with Clippers pitty for indiana but they were lead until utah collapsed...
but we can see that clippers stay on the same "level" than last year. They were leading and collapsed without managing end of game. that is difference between average team and big team and which it makes difference in PO!
Even if a great improve at this details will be made otherwije you can definitly remove clippers as a contender for tittle!
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You were Unlucky with Clippers pitty for indiana but they were lead until utah collapsed...
but we can see that clippers stay on the same "level" than last year. They were leading and collapsed without managing end of game. that is difference between average team and big team and which it makes difference in PO!
Even if a great improve at this details will be made otherwije you can definitly remove clippers as a contender for tittle!
Once again the Spurs showed how it's done. Absolutely hate picking against them. When the game was close with a couple minutes left you just knew the Spurs would make plays and the Clips would wilt. You just can't trust the Clippers. Everyone on that team is dying to be elite but they just don't have it.
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Once again the Spurs showed how it's done. Absolutely hate picking against them. When the game was close with a couple minutes left you just knew the Spurs would make plays and the Clips would wilt. You just can't trust the Clippers. Everyone on that team is dying to be elite but they just don't have it.
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Best of luck to you too!
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well done
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