Help an Army Purple Heart reciepient out!!!

I have been sportsbetting for a little over a year and have yet to have a winning month. If anyone has the time to take a degenerate gambler like myself under their wing for a little while. I've lost about 20k since sportsbetting but cannot stop and would love some help in getting on the right track. I will be medically retring from the Army in about a month and would like to learn the ins and outs on sportsbetting and would like to make it my next source of income besides social security and my retirement. Thanks ahead!

So you ask for help and then say that most of the stuff posted is bullshit....how you ever going to learn

Something tells me this is not for you....

Are you telling me that all the posters on this site are legit and post honest truth?? If youre not in this thread to help get lost ASAP. You are an example of the posters I'm talking about. Take a hike!

I'm just being honest....you come in here asking for help, yet I just gave you the best piece of advice and you tell me to get lost....

you're going places

So you ask for help and then say that most of the stuff posted is bullshit....how you ever going to learn

Something tells me this is not for you....\

You call this help???????????? Like I said...get lost. I'm getting the help I requested.

It is a tough thing to do but it is the key to winning:

Money Management

I am very guilty of chasing after loses, falling in love with a game and betting to much. Going all-in on three or four games in a row to get a bigger bankroll. Doing parlays. It will all end in failure.

During March Madness I had a great first day, hit a 2 and a 3 team parlay and made $800. About a week later I lost it all. Bet big on UNC ML against Kentucky. Another one of my dumb mistakes.

For the sake of arguement, start with a bankroll of

$4000, do $110 a game to win $100

( each bet is 2.75% of your bankroll )

Slowly build to the bankroll you want and stick to under 3% each bet.

Do not chase

Do not parlay

Do not fall in love with a single game 

GL

That statement right there means you are already fucked.  Relying on sportsbetting for short-term or medium-term income will drive you nuts and cause you to make bad decisions.  No matter how good you are, there is too much variance in sportsbetting to rely on it as a steady income source.  You are better off betting recreationally with "fun money". 

Take your money and put it in a solid investment or buying some cheap property on the housing market....

" Help an Army Purple Heart reciepient out!!!" .... DONT PISS AWAY YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON SPORTSBETTING. 

Money Management

Do not chase

Do not parlay

Do not fall in love with a single game  

Right on the fucking money here!!!  and ill add on to what mikey said,  just stick to 1 unit per bet.  Dont ever fall in love with a play and say ok this is a lock so im gonna throw 4 units on it.  NO!!! Never!!!  1 unit per play.  And when you lose a few in a row dont double or triple your bets to get back to even that would be chasing.  Never parlay!  Its not easy but Money Management is just as important than picking winners.  You can hit 60% of games and lose money with poor MM.  And remember very very important.   Its a marathon not a sprint.   Be patient.  The ones who win the most are the ones who arent action junkies and only make a few plays a week and wait for great opportunities.

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He is right my man, trying to make this a source of income will take years of patience and smart playing to build your bankroll enough to where 2-3% is 1k.  So unless your starting with 50-100k.  Your not gonna make a living off of it because its impossible to play smart (good money management) and make that kind of money.  Just not happening.  Trying to make lots of money with little bankroll= about a 100% failure rate!!!  Thats reality my friend and if anyone tell you different they're fucking lying!!!

Everyone on here has given you good sound key advice take it and look no further.  You ask how to know who to trust.....well whoever follows the basics of money management.  And notice not 1 person on here brought up making the actual picks.  Thats because that comes next.  And the way of knowing who to follow on that is dont follow someone just because there making the right picks but follow them because of WHY they are making the right picks.  Everyone can go on a run and get hot for a few weeks but being a true handicapper takes a lot of skill and talent and those are the ones who will make the right picks from year to year.  I would suggest you start with following BODIO and reading his write ups.