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I am starting with $100 dollars and I want to turn it into 100,000.

 My question is would it be better to pick 1 game at a time and risk losing it all at once?

Or say bet $10 a game and slowly increase the amount of my bets over time. Say after I win 500 dollars switch to $20 a bet and so on and so on?
 
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play the lottery.
 
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haha... good one, you are not going to win that kind of money in this profession...
 
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Why is everyone so quick to brush that off? Professional Handicappers have and can make that kind of money. 
 
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use the Labourchere system
 
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start small using the labby method... 10 bucks a pick
 
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i know turning 100,000 into 100 bucks can be done.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BatmanOfBetting:

Why is everyone so quick to brush that off? Professional Handicappers have and can make that kind of money. 


I agree with you it CAN be done, but the question you should be asking is not if it can be done but how long will it take to achieve that goal. 


 
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it would take a long time to turn 100 into 100,000
 
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bet every Morrison game and use 7% of your bankroll on each pick. According to Morrison you could be up to 40 million by now over the past 2 years!!!!!!

 
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Start with $100.  Your goal is to gain 1% per day.

Using economics 101 and the concept of compounding, you will double your roll about every 70-72 days.

Continue the compounding gaining just 1% of your current roll per day, after a year, you have doubled your roll 5 times, turning your $100 into $3200.

Roll your $3200 over for the second year, doubling it 5 more times.  At the end of the second year, you will have $3200*32 = $102,400

Start = $100
After 72 days = $200
After 144 days = $400
After 216 days = $800
After 288 days = $1,600
After 360 days = $3,200

After 432 days = $6,400
After 504 days = $12,800
After 576 days = $25,600
After 648 days = $51,200
After 720 days = $102,400

Looks simple, but good luck having 720 consecutive winning days.  If you gain 3 or 4 percent in one day, then skip a few days, but be careful chasing.   
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BatmanOfBetting:

I am starting with $100 dollars and I want to turn it into 100,000.

 My question is would it be better to pick 1 game at a time and risk losing it all at once?

Or say bet $10 a game and slowly increase the amount of my bets over time. Say after I win 500 dollars switch to $20 a bet and so on and so on?

That's correct

 
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Step 1: Find a way to make +EV wagers consistently, every time, across multiple sports.
Step 2: Figure out the proper Kelly stake for each wager and prepare yourself for some wild swings.
Step 3: Profit!
 
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Use open parlays and if bets, it's a long shot but if you go on a streak you can cash pretty big. 

3 team parlay $10 to win $60

then if that for $50 into another 3 teamer  (so you can hold back your original $10)  wins $300

Parlay the $300 into another 3 teamer $1800. 

another option is to start an open parlay, and spread out your picks for a couple weeks, that way you can at least try to pull 1 or 2 best picks for each day. .

You can play around with the amounts, to be more aggressive, but good luck going 9-0, that's where the "to good to be true" factor comes in. 

Basically if you want to win a lot in a short time with a small roll you have to use parlays, straight up betting isn't going to cut it.  If your picks are solid and you're betting $10 a game, you'll probably end up about $30 to $50 ahead at then end of a season. 
 
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just follow my parlay thread for nba
 
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Hi guys

Just discover this site and JM program. Can anyone help me with my questions,might sound a bit silly.

1. What is the numbers of (A),(B),(C) bets wins so far for this NBA season? etc 12(A) wins 4(B) wins 1(C) wins,  any (C) losses, meaning a loss for JM series.

2. If JM V1 and V2 is so solid, how many people here is lucky enough to not have to work and just make money out of betting.If you have a huge bankroll and can chase, it is achievable, right?

3.If people on JM all makes money, where does the money come from, other regular bettor that doesn't know the program?if a program is so good, everyone should know about it and bookmakers shall have bankrupted ages ago? 

Thanks for ur input!

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by NBA4real:

Hi guys

Just discover this site and JM program. Can anyone help me with my questions,might sound a bit silly.

1. What is the numbers of (A),(B),(C) bets wins so far for this NBA season? etc 12(A) wins 4(B) wins 1(C) wins,  any (C) losses, meaning a loss for JM series.

2. If JM V1 and V2 is so solid, how many people here is lucky enough to not have to work and just make money out of betting.If you have a huge bankroll and can chase, it is achievable, right?

3.If people on JM all makes money, where does the money come from, other regular bettor that doesn't know the program?if a program is so good, everyone should know about it and bookmakers shall have bankrupted ages ago? 

Thanks for ur input!

 

same here.. i want to know number 3 .... bookmakers will not pay everybody ....the jm system is so effective.. i dont think sports betting willl still exist. offshore books are gonna get run out of bizz
 
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I think you should stay away from jm's nba and go with hockey this year.  the lines for nba east to west is being shaded this year I predict nhl is going to be the next biggest thing.  Tod at PSIC is playing it this year and you can follow him for free using this link https://platinumsportsinvestingblog.blogspot.com/  another thing is when Tod gives out injury reports for a team he is really accurate. He went 24-0  last year for NHL  and I think he's pretty accurate in other sports too on injury reports and line moves this also is an excellent way to build a bank roll.  you  could build a 100$ rather quickly by just betting on the oppisite team when he gives an injury report out.  I'm not sure how many injury reports he gave out this year for nhl but I know he only lost once that way this year it's all in his blog.
 
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To Win $100,000, Simply Take  That $100, Place A Bet On A Team That You've Done Your Homework On, Whatever You Win From That Bet, Use 35% Of That On Your Next Bet Or Continue To Let That Ride On To The Next Game.  !WARNING! Only If You Know What Your Doing, Let The Bet Ride On Til' You Reach The $100,000!!!!   
 
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Dodge cars in vegas and have 100k life insurance policy. Leave it to someone you love with a brain.
 
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Wow batman you're a fucking idiot, i cant believe people actually responded to such a rediculous question
 
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Why don't you grow up Cow-Bell. You are one of those people. The question is not rediculous. You are for running your mouth. Excuse me while you go fuck yourself.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BatmanOfBetting:

I am starting with $100 dollars and I want to turn it into 100,000.

 My question is would it be better to pick 1 game at a time and risk losing it all at once?

Or say bet $10 a game and slowly increase the amount of my bets over time. Say after I win 500 dollars switch to $20 a bet and so on and so on?

Rob a bank. The odds to not get caught by police are better.
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