Lots of talk about bankroll for this system and some really good advice. Another thing to consider is if you are going to play any other systems. I will probably be in on 4 systems for baseball this year so I will dedicate 1/4 of my bankroll to each system and set my betting units based on that and the specifics of each system. I will use a smaller betting unit for this system since we are looking at up to a 6 game chase.
I think the 400 unit minimum for this system is a good idea, while I'm using 200 units for the RPI system. I'll probably dedicate $2000 to each of these two systems, using $5 as a unit for this one and $10 for the RPI system. For Jeff's system, every $400 increase (80 wins to start) in the bankroll will increase the unit size by $1 to stay at the 400 units based on bankroll balance. Based on the history that Jeff posted, let's say we get 707 wins out of this, you'd be looking at ending the year using $26 as a betting unit and you'd be at almost $8800 in profit.
Increase the betting unit size slowly as the bankroll grows staying at that 400 unit/bankroll balance.
Lots of talk about bankroll for this system and some really good advice. Another thing to consider is if you are going to play any other systems. I will probably be in on 4 systems for baseball this year so I will dedicate 1/4 of my bankroll to each system and set my betting units based on that and the specifics of each system. I will use a smaller betting unit for this system since we are looking at up to a 6 game chase.
I think the 400 unit minimum for this system is a good idea, while I'm using 200 units for the RPI system. I'll probably dedicate $2000 to each of these two systems, using $5 as a unit for this one and $10 for the RPI system. For Jeff's system, every $400 increase (80 wins to start) in the bankroll will increase the unit size by $1 to stay at the 400 units based on bankroll balance. Based on the history that Jeff posted, let's say we get 707 wins out of this, you'd be looking at ending the year using $26 as a betting unit and you'd be at almost $8800 in profit.
Increase the betting unit size slowly as the bankroll grows staying at that 400 unit/bankroll balance.
Actually it is 5. This system, RPI, Cisco's 5 run system and the 2 Post All-Star systems.
I'm dividing my bankroll in 4 equal sections. 3 of these 4 will be used on this system, the RPI and Cisco's system. The other 1/4 will just be in reserve. After the All-Start break, I'll take my entire bankroll and divide by 5, one for each system.
This is an important baseball season for me. If I can make some decent money this year, I will probably spend the next few years living part time in Vegas (where I live now) and the winter months south of the border on the beach. Vegas is not that warm in winter. If baseball does not treat me well this year, I just might stay out of the country full time and just dabble with an offshore account. I don't want to put a big deposit in any offshore book.
Actually it is 5. This system, RPI, Cisco's 5 run system and the 2 Post All-Star systems.
I'm dividing my bankroll in 4 equal sections. 3 of these 4 will be used on this system, the RPI and Cisco's system. The other 1/4 will just be in reserve. After the All-Start break, I'll take my entire bankroll and divide by 5, one for each system.
This is an important baseball season for me. If I can make some decent money this year, I will probably spend the next few years living part time in Vegas (where I live now) and the winter months south of the border on the beach. Vegas is not that warm in winter. If baseball does not treat me well this year, I just might stay out of the country full time and just dabble with an offshore account. I don't want to put a big deposit in any offshore book.
I heard Belize can be a little expensive. I already have a place in Mexico on the beach that is within driving distance (plus it is paid off). We are taking a cruise in early March to Aruba, Curacao, Barbados and St. Thomas US VI, but not sure if I could live in any of those places. I have done some research on Panama and that looks promising. We shall see. A lot depends on my job as well. If I can make it 4 more years, I can retire in Jan 2018 and get access to my 401k early (loophole in 401k rules alows access to money the year you turn 55 if you retire from the place you have your 401k with). Since I work from home, I can easily work from my condo in Mexico, then maybe sell that place and the Vegas place and go to Panama. The next few years will be interesting!!
I lost my legal sportsbook in Mexico. There was one about 5 minutes away but Mexico has recently outlawed all slot machines so the casino shut down. Maybe I just need to open an online account with 5 dimes or something while I'm out of the US.
I heard Belize can be a little expensive. I already have a place in Mexico on the beach that is within driving distance (plus it is paid off). We are taking a cruise in early March to Aruba, Curacao, Barbados and St. Thomas US VI, but not sure if I could live in any of those places. I have done some research on Panama and that looks promising. We shall see. A lot depends on my job as well. If I can make it 4 more years, I can retire in Jan 2018 and get access to my 401k early (loophole in 401k rules alows access to money the year you turn 55 if you retire from the place you have your 401k with). Since I work from home, I can easily work from my condo in Mexico, then maybe sell that place and the Vegas place and go to Panama. The next few years will be interesting!!
I lost my legal sportsbook in Mexico. There was one about 5 minutes away but Mexico has recently outlawed all slot machines so the casino shut down. Maybe I just need to open an online account with 5 dimes or something while I'm out of the US.
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